Talk:Angus (film)

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This film is not a Wisconsin film. It was filmed in Owatonna, MN and even mentions the name Owatonna in the script. It's possible that the short story takes place in Wisconsin, but i have deleted the Wisconsin Films tag from the categories section. Because it isn't filmed in Wisconsin and it doesn't take place in Wisconsin.

"The film also features a recurring symbolism based around an experiment Angus conducts in hopes of getting into the science school. This is introduced in Angus's science class, where he posits that a foreign element introduced into a homogeneous system will be rejected and destroyed. He puts a drop of a red substance into an environment composed solely of a blue substance, and the red element explodes in a puff of smoke. This is later directly related to Angus's own attempts to be himself in the largely homogeneous high school crowd. In one scene, an overhead shot reveals that Angus is the only person wearing red at a pep rally full of students wearing the school color (blue)." I may be nitpicking here, but the pep rally scene is chronologically before the science experiment scene in the movie. This seems to be either incorrectly stated or vaguely phrased, and could use a rewording. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 76.113.165.100 (talk) 03:20, 8 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Fair use rationale for Image:Angus vhs cover.jpg[edit]

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