Analysis Of Blue Mountain State: The Rise Of Thadland

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Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland, is a movie that continued the Blue Mountain State television show. The general plot of the movie is as followed: The college has a new Dean, Dean Olivares. He wants to disband the football house because he is fed up with their behavior. He sees the house as “a house full of drunkards, prostitutes, and imbeciles…” He sets in motion a plan to auction off the house. To retaliate, Alex Moran and the rest of football team go to Thad Castle, a graduated football player that was drafted into the NFL with a $50-million-dollar contract, for him to bid on the house. Thad agrees to bid on the house on one condition, they have to throw the greatest party ever thrown and create Thadland (Spiro, 2016). This film manages to encompass how many people perceive college to be, though alcohol and drugs, gender roles, and sexuality and relationships.
The movie opens up with Alex Moran, the football quarter back, saying the following: “I play football for the greatest college in the world, Blue Mountain State University. We excel at three things here, science, social awareness and…. I’m kidding it 's a straight party school, no one goes to class here.” The Movie also has students doing line of cocaine on girls half dressed bodies. At the party students are also doing keg stands, drinking from the tabs, many shots, and shot gunning beers. The Thadland party also required 54 stands of marijuana and “United Nations of Cocaine.” Also in the movie, one of the football players, Harmon Tedesco, produces his own drugs within the house. He has his “lab” located in the basement (Spiro,

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