In the movie Elf, it was played by an actor named Will Ferrell. He was a orphan that was stowed away in Santa's sack and ended up in the North Pole. Later, as an adult human who was raised by elves. Santa allows him to go find his birth father in New York City, Walter Hobbs. The conflict was that "Buddy" the elfs' father who was on Santa's naughty list for being a heartless jerk also not knowing Buddy was his son. The climax is when Buddy met his father at his job and his father's wife brings him to his house for dinner. Then Buddy interferes with Walter's job, meanwhile Christmas is around the corner. Santa then comes to New York and has no Christmas spirit to bring his sled up in the air so it is able to fly. So Buddy and his father's wife sing a song with hundreds of thousands of others around and the sled begins to fly. At the conclusion of the movie Buddy stays at his home with his father and begins a normal life.
Nice, Will Farrell's one of the funniest actors. And Jim Carey
ReplyDeleteI agree with your conflict and climax
ReplyDeletethat movie is so funny
ReplyDeleteMichael, look over your work before posting it. There are several 'sentences' that are fragments and do not make a complete sentence.
ReplyDeleteIn addition, you did not introduce characters. Remember that the climax is when we learn what the outcome of the conflict is going to be or the moment of greatest emotional intensity or suspense.