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This paper analyzes the film "Stepford Wives" and in particular it shows how this film illustrates the theme of suburbia as a cultural wasteland. The paper explains that this film is a dark comedy that makes fun of suburban living, parodying the lifestyle and ways of thinking that are often related to suburbia. The paper also analyzes the film "Sex and the City" and its themes of urban sociology that the film touches upon. The paper shows how "Sex and the City" is very much a film about urban life and many of the characteristics that define the terms urban and urban community can be seen in this film.

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"This paper will analyze the film "Stepford Wives" and in particular it shows how this film illustrates the theme of suburbia as a cultural wasteland. The film is a dark comedy that makes fun of suburban living, parodying the lifestyle and ways of thinking that are often related to suburbia. Although "Stepford Wives" is a dark exaggeration of the suburbs, it does show some of the key elements that constitute suburbia: isolationism, prevalence on single-family homes, the dependence of the automobile, materialism, homogenous population, etc. In this film a young modern couple move from hectic New York to a gated..."

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