Rhetorical Analysis Of A Movie Theatre

Positive A: Positive Description of a Movie Theatre While walking in the doors of the movie theatre on Schillinger road, the most delicious smell of popcorn came across my nose. As I am walking in the theatre, I see that everybody is at the counter waiting to order popcorn, candy, or either a soda pop. Most of the people that are standing in the line is either just standing or communicating with each other. While walking to the concession to order a side of popcorn and a soda pop, the employees are being generous by asking the customers are they alright and if they need anything. There are families and friends standing around to watch a movie or just to socialize with each other. There are children running around, and everybody is just having

I chose to write about my opposing observations about my experience at Wynnsong 16 in Mobile, Alabama. While being at the movie theatre I observe both positive and negatives experiences. By observing the people in the movie theatre I was able to gather a lot of details that helped me discover different activities with the people that are working. By using the skills of diction, imagery, and content, I was able to form positives and negatives perspectives of people. In my description, the use of diction helped me decide whether I was going to choose negatives or positives details. For example, the words “interaction and generous” were positive ways that portrayed the people. The reason that I chose these two words is because it shows the different people that were getting alone with one another. Also, another reason I choose these two words is because the families and employees facial expressions displayed they were happy to be there. One negative diction I used to show the expressions of the employee and customers was them “arguing” with one another. The employee and customers was arguing because the customer did not want to pay for their refreshments. The reason I chose the word arguing was to show how the employee and customers was interacting with each

For example, the positive description of popcorn I use was the word “delicious”. This word was used to describe the smell of the popcorn so people could know what the inside of the lobby smelled like soon as I came through the doors of the movie theatre. One negative imagery I used in my negative paragraph was the popcorn “smells really bad”. The popcorn smelled bad because the employee let the popcorn stay in the popcorn entirely too long so it overcooked. This negative phrase expressed how bad the popcorn starts to smell as walking closer to the line of the concession. Both positive and negative description describes the Imagery I observed at the Wynnsong 16