Title: 7 Most Intriguing Story Themes in Movies - ScreenCraft
Headings: 7 Most Intriguing Story Themes in Movies
7 Most Intriguing Story Themes in Movies
1. Good vs. Evil
2. Love
3. Perseverance
4. Coming of Age
5. Justice
6. Human vs. Nature
7. Human vs. Machine

Content: Even though Stand By Me was set in the 1950s, children of the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s can relate. You don’t have to be into drugs and have grown up in the seventies to feel nostalgic about high school while watching Dazed and Confused. You may have never been sent to weekend detention, but you’ll relate to the different social dynamics of the characters in The Breakfast Club. You may not directly relate to the angst of Lady Bird, but you’ll remember what it was like caught in between the eras of life as a teenager and impending adulthood living in the real world. What is it like to realize that the real world, beyond the protection of youth (void of responsibility), can be quite scary and intimidating? This is the story theme that coming of age movies explore. And this is what everyone can relate it and feel nostalgic about. 5. Justice
For decades, we’ve lived in a world where the rich and powerful exploit the weak, whether it’s through corrupt politics, criminal underbellies of society, or corporate schemes and corruption. Most of society just deals with it, knowing that not much can be done and hoping that justice will somehow prevail in the end.