WHITE CHICKS
Marcus and Kevin become discredited by their boss after an unsuccessful mission early in the film and quickly hope to earn respect back from the agency by taking on a new case. They are assigned to protect wealthy twins, Brittany and Tiffany Wilson from a possible kidnapping over Labor Day weekend in the Hamptons. The brothers are asked to bring the girls from the airport to the Hamptons, but when they get into a small accident on the way, the girls refuse to leave their hotel due to some minor cuts and bruises and fear of embarrassment. In order to keep their jobs Marcus and Kevin decide to transform themselves from black men to white women, and they head off to the Hamptons disguised as Brittany and Tiffany.When they arrive they develop a series of relationships with a group of Brittany and Tiffany’s girl friends as well as various other characters, all of which believe that they are the real Wilson sisters.
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video of opening: https://youtu.be/gIZfmvDgJtU
The opening of this movie strongly demonstrates three rules for a strong hook in story telling located on page 339. The opening introduces the protagonists, Marcus and Kevin. The movie also opens with conflict by Marcus and Kevin fighting men delivering ice cream. Lastly the movie opens with movement, the fighting at the beginning grabbed the audience's attention.
sources: https://youtu.be/gIZfmvDgJtU
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/405464772674430386/
Writing and Reading Across the Curriculum by Laurence Beherens, Leonard J. Rosen
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