American Beauty Quiz

<span class="author-by">by</span> Samantha <span class="author-surname">Stratton</span>

by Samantha Stratton

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Respond to these rapid questions in our American Beauty quiz and we will tell you which American Beauty character you are. Play it now.

We find humor in “American Beauty”‘s issues because they are so ridiculous. And a tragedy because we can relate to his failure in broad terms rather than the specifics. A man who fears aging, losing chance of finding true love, and not being respected by those who know him best is the subject of the film. Post a classified post if you never feel those emotions. People are eager to learn from you. The protagonist of “American Beauty,” Lester Burnham, is portrayed by Kevin Spacey as a guy who is unwanted by his wife, his daughter, and his coworkers. He almost opens the film by saying, “I’ll be gone in a year. “In a sense, I’m already dead.” His revolt is the subject of the film.
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He introduces us to his beautiful wife, Carolyn (Annette Bening), whose lawn shears match her shoes. We encounter his daughter Jane (Thora Birch), who is saving money for breast implants despite the fact that doing so is obviously unnecessary; perhaps her goal is not to make men more attracted to her, but rather to make them regret what they lack. But you shouldn’t waste any more time and start this American Beauty quiz. Lester laments, “My wife and daughter both believe I’m this chronic loser. He is correct. They do, however, have their justifications. The family is upset and silent as Carolyn plays soothing Mantovanian music during an agonizing family meal. The music is lush and comforting. She accurately points out that he hasn’t had much contact with her in months when Lester criticizes his daughter’s attitude. The night his wife drags him along to see their daughter act as a cheerleader, everything for Lester changes. He discovers his angel while performing a sub-Fosse pompon act on the floor: Angela (Mena Suvari), a classmate of his daughter’s in high school. Is lusting after a teenage girl inappropriate for a guy in his 40s? Any sincere man is aware of how difficult an issue this is. Legally, ethically, and definitely wrong. But as every woman is aware, males are born with wiring that skips the higher centers of thought and goes straight from their eyes to their genitalia. They may not agree with their ideas, but they are powerless to prevent them from occurring.

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The Lolita connection isn’t the focus of “American Beauty” anyway. It deals with the desire for beauty, youth, respect, and authority. When a man stops dreaming, he begins to become petrified inside and write snarky emails to express his disapproval of passages like the one above. Lester wants to do what males are programmed to do with the most beautiful woman he has ever seen; his thoughts about Angela are impure but not perverted. Also, you will find out which character are you in this American Beauty quiz. Although Angela is not Lester’s path to happiness, she is at least a driving force behind his liberation. He is suddenly set free from years of emotional paralysis by his thoughts and the unhappiness they inspire, and at the funeral dinner table he cheerfully declares, “I quit my job, told my boss to f— himself, and blackmailed him for $60,000.” Has he gone insane? In no way. The first purchase he makes is a bright red 1970 Pontiac Firebird, which is entirely fair. Both Carolyn and Jane are dealing with relationship issues. When Lester spots Carolyn and her lover in the drive-through lane of a fast food establishment, he realizes Carolyn is having an affair. (where he has a job he likes). The kid next door, Ricky (Wes Bentley), is filming Jane while wearing a hidden camera. Every six months, Ricky’s father (Chris Cooper), a former Marine, screens him for drugs by collecting a urine sample; Ricky cooperates in order to maintain order until he can leave home.

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One dark and stormy night, a string of misunderstandings so absurd they fit in a screwball comedy, brings all of these emotional threads together. And in the end, the movie’s hero, Lester, miraculously pulls off triumph from the jaws of defeat. Not the kind of triumph you’d see in a feel-good movie, but rather the kind where you succeed in showing yourself to be right about something. Also, you must try to play this American Beauty quiz. “American Beauty” is not as sinister or dark as “Happiness,” which was an effort to illuminate American society’s darkest secrets last year. Rather than being about cruelty or inhumanity, it is more about sorrow and loneliness. Nobody in this film is truly evil; rather, everyone has been socially molded into someone who cannot be themselves or experience pleasure. Thora Birch and Wes Bentley are the most realistic performers, speaking in the tense, flat tones of young people eager to leave their homes. All of the performances toe the line between parody and straightforward reality. Real estate agent played by Annette Bening, who recites self-help mantras, equates happiness with success, which is terrible enough if you’re successful and depressing if you aren’t. Spacey is the ideal candidate for the role of Lester Burnham because he exudes intelligence in both his voice and eyes. In this film, he behaves recklessly and foolishly, but he is not deceiving himself; he is aware that he is acting erratically and chooses to do so, sacrificing the years of an empty existence for a few moments of freedom. By the conclusion of the movie, he may have lost everything, but he is no longer a loser.

For more personality quizzes check this: Raiders Of The Lost Ark Quiz.

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