Monday, February 17, 2014

The Laws of Physics in an Animation Universe

The Laws of Physics in an Animation Universe

Introduction

A.     Animated Feature Film: Space Jam
B.     Thesis – The movie shows both real and animated scenes which somewhat unrealistically relating with eachother.

Body Paragraphs

A.     Unrealistic paths of action
B.     Michael Jordan jumps from half court (47 feet away) towards the basket for a dunk
C.     He appears to defy gravity and float in the air
D.    He appears to only rise and not fall
E.     There is no apex
F.     He appears to have grabbed and hung on the rim before landing on the ground

Squash & stretch

A.     Jordan is able to stretch one arm around 10 feet
B.     Jordan gets squashed into a ball which is the width and height of his shoe (size 13)
C.     Jordan appears to stretch and sucked into a small golf ball hole
D.    Stan is stretched and flattened like dough
E.     Stan is then inflated blown up like a balloon

Gravity

A.     Stan defies gravity and floats in the air like a balloon after inflated with air
B.     Jordan bounced like a ball at the same consistent apex with no force
C.     One of the “Monstars” jumps for a dunk and pauses in mid air once he notices the bombs, looks around and then it explodes
D.    Stan lands safely on the stretcher after falling from about 50 feet in the air

Conclusion

A.     Many laws of physics are broken in this film. 
B.   Given, there is no possible way humans can have physical contact with an animation, but the film gives the audience a sense of how it would be.

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