Ideal Society

The Ideal Society in Three Beliefs.
Carlos Arocha
Northwood University

Abstract
Movies have always wanted to show you a perfect world. Beautiful people, completing every goal they want, and satisfying every desire. These three movies, “The Surrogates”, “Limitless”, and “The Bicentennial Man” shows you the different of desire of living in a perfect world in different plots, but having onething in common “identity”. These three great movies shows you what people could do in order to get what they want, and live in the perfect world they always wanted. One the have that perfect world, but it is not what they think. In the other movie, find the way to overcome all the obstacle and become successful and live that perfect world, and finally, the third movie, he has everything peoplecould desire of, but he does not have the pleasure of living. The similarity is that they all find their identity.

An ideal society in Hollywood
In the present, directors of great movies have shown their public the ideal society of the perfect world. There are movies such as Surrogates, Limitless, and The Bicentennial Man that show you a belief that everybody wants to be perfect depending on hisneeds. Closely related to the desire to give meaning to life and happiness, are the need and the search for a better, more caring and more fair. There is a close relationship between justice and utopias. Already Plato showed that an ideal world in which all its members lived happy and satisfied only possible if the world was fair, as a state is ideal, if the justice reigns. However, thinking ofbeing perfect is the way to be happy all your life, you may be wrong. Hollywood will always show you beautiful, and perfect people as the main characters, but that does not mean the real world has to be that way. These three movies I am going to talk about are an example of the belief of different person that want that ideal society, and perfection. It just a matter of how the want it, and the waythey think it will make them perfect. You could be perfect your way, but I could be perfect my way. Thus Ideal Society is depending on your thinking, belief, and imagination. That makes it not perfect at all.
“The Surrogates” is the movie I would like to talk first. This movie is about People who are living their lives from the safety of their own homes as robots. It's an ideal world where nocrime, pain, fear or consequences. The first murder ended all this ideology, so hi has to abandon his surrogate and start this investigation. The plot of this movies start by showing you that there are in the future. It shows you regular people operating this perfect robots that look just like a human being. A surrogate's operator is protected form being damaged by anything. Anything could happento the robot, but the operator will be just fine. FBI agent Tom Greer has a weird relationship with his wife Maggie since their sons died years ago. He looks like he misses his son and probably the outside as a normal people, but his wife just hates not to be in her surrogate.
Greer and his partner of the FBI started an investigation of two robots that were killed in the outside of a nightclub.When they arrived to scene crime, and look for the operators. They find out that the operators were killed as well, something that has never seen before. They also find out that one of the victims is the son of Dr. Lionel Canter), the inventor of surrogates. Greer discover that a human named Strickland, has weapon that can kill the robot, as well the operator. After locating Strickland, Geer try tocatch Strickland but he uses his weapon to run way, harming robot’s Geer and himself. Greer in his attempt to catch Strickland goes through Dread land, which is where all the human being who hates “The Surrogates” is. One of these persons gets Geer robot and destroys him, making him to interact in the world without one. The Dread leader, also called The Prophet kills Strickland and keeps the...