Space Jam

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Space Jam

Space Jam Trailer

The 1996 movie Space Jam was a very nostalgic watch.

While I was watching the movie it brought back memories

of when I first saw it as a child. I view the movie differently

now being that some of the jokes aren't as funny to me anymore.

Superiority Theory made me laugh more as a child in the movie

then it does now. An example of Superiority Theory that is shown

in the movie is when the basketball players are at the hospital and

the three of them hit their heads on the doorway, because they are

so tall. The point guard and the doctor do not hit their heads

since they are not as tall and continue to keep walking. Space Jam 

(This example is shown in the trailer at 48-50 seconds.)

I would rate Space Jam a Good, Good film because it is enjoyable

to watch as a child and as an adult. If a parent wanted to watch this

movie with their child they could also find enjoyment out of it, since

the movie has more complex jokes for adults. Space Jam also had good

special effects for their time period being in 1996. I also felt like the

movie did not drag on and make me loss my interest. The

length of the movie allowed it to get right to the point. I think this

helps to captivate the audience's attention better. The movie was

entertaining and allows children and parents to both enjoy the film.

I would recommend this movie to anyone that likes basketball movies

or the Looney Tunes. It brings these two completely different topics

together in an enjoyable way. Allowing the audience to love it as a child and as an adult.