Q Consider the following prompts as you watch the film: What is the significance of race, social class, and/or gender in this story? To what extent is this anybody's (e.g. working class man of color, middle class trans teen, unemployed immigrant woman, etc.) story about stress, or is it most significant because the main character is a middle class, cishet, White male? Describe the complex relationships of how power is negotiated between villains and heroes in this movie. You may choose to frame your discussion using one of the three commonly used sociological perspectives, i.e. structural functionalism, symbolic interactionism, or conflict that I have posted. Perhaps, instead, do a feminist analysis of the film in which you examine the characterizations of women, masculinity, power, and gender expression. You can discuss one scene, one character, one sociological concept, the film's contemporary significance within our current political climate, or compare and contrast macro- and micro-issues. You do not have to use any of these prompts, but please generate a discussion that is sociologically grounded. Approach this assignment knowing that the ultimate purpose of it is to show that you understand sociology and are able to demonstrate that fact by applying the concepts of this course; thus, DO NOT retell or summarize the film or include narration about your personal life. Retelling the film is the reason most people lose a significant amount of points, so be mindful that I do not want you to tell me what happened in the film. Please proofread your work! You may submit your paper at any point up until the deadline.