MOVIES REVIEW WITH THE RESPECT OF CULTURE

Movies Review with the Respect of Culture

Movies Review with the Respect of Culture

Introduction

Throughout the movies, the fanatic deals out retributive punishment to all Aboriginals, which he encounters. It should be noted that the Fanatics response to crime is not associated with any criminological theories, indeed his form of punishment is racially motivated and is more akin to that of a hate crime. This raises the issue that one must be wary of dispensing in-proportional, punishment. One can view this from the trackers perspective and reaction to the crimes of the fanatic.

Discussion with the Respect of Movie Reviews

In Final Analysis, Richard Gere stars as Isaac Barr, a San Francisco psychiatrist whose alluring patient Diana Baylor (Uma Thurman) is being treated for traumatic memories. In order to find out more about her shock, Diana recommends in this movie that Isaac speak to her sister in addition to question her about what went on among them in the history. But when Isaac sets eyes on Diana's sister Heather (Braithwaite 1999), they become involved in a torrid and steamy sex affair. It should be noted that although racism is not relevant to any criminological theory, race is a relevant factor in criminological theories . In the film the fanatic applies a deviant label to Aboriginals, and criminalises the actions of Aboriginal people for reasons of resistance to and non-assimilation into European culture. The predominant criticism of labelling theory is that the offender who is labelled deviant is stigmatised and eventually ostracised. Stigmatisation fuels further engagement in criminal activities and the individual is pushed further into deviant culture, whereby the label is provided with justification for their continuing deviance. Republican theory sees crime by aboriginals as a lack of self-sanctioning conscience whereby social norms are not accepted as right and ...