Gives a hint why these poor white kids are outsiders in society
The Outsiders was Francis Ford Coppola’s adaptation of the famous coming of age book by S.E. Hinton that used to be widely taught in schools. It had an all star cast of C. Thomas Howell, Matt Dillon, Ralph Macchio, Patrick Swayze, Rob Low, Emilio Estevez, Tom Cruise, Leif Garrett and Diane Lane. The movie is about the conflict between the Greasers who are the outsiders because they’re considered poor white trash versus the Socs who are the preppy insiders with money. The interactions between the two sides are marked by violence yet there is unexpected heroism as well as the inevitable tragedy.<br /><br />The movie only hints at what life is like for the kids. There’s one scene for instance where Thomas and Macchio sleep outside because their parents are fighting. There’s constant talk about the younger kids being sent to boys’ homes if they keep on getting in trouble. In fact, there’s the complete absence of parental figures accept for that one scene and they’re never even shown on camera. It provides an understanding for why so many of them are messed up delinquents. I think that could have been explored more but the focus is all upon the youths.<br /><br />Overall Coppola captured the feel of the book and gives an idea of why this group of friends were outsiders in society even if it’s not fully realized.
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