The objective of this paper is to introduce, affect, and apply the principles for evaluating an aesthetic genre. In this paper I chose to explore and examine the genre of drama. It is my intent to argue from the standpoint that applies to a drama movie. I am addressing the main points in the drama. How a person feels viewing the movie and the emotion that is caused while watching the movie. To defend my argument, I will use the movie Titanic.
             The primary intent of a drama movie is to portray realistic characters in conflict with either themselves, others, or forces of nature. Drama movies are usually serious presentations or stories with settings or life situations. A dramatic film depicts human beings at their best, worst, and everything in-between. In order for you to be sad in a drama movie, the director must create an environment that puts you in a sad mood; then the movie can be considered a drama, because the intended sad emotion was successful. At first you feel hurt. A pain that, at first glance, puts you in an emotional state. From there, you would shift into an even more unsettling emotion of sadness that leads you to the deepest state you can be in, weeping and/or crying. To prove that someone can make a good drama, the right steps need to be taken in production. It is more to produce a successful drama that doesn't just make you feel poignant, but creates an effective way that will give you the desired emotional result you are seeking in a drama.
             For example a person watching a child getting beaten or abused by a parent in a film might cause them to weep. The movie might strike a connection to the persons past by jogging memories or giving them flashbacks to when the person was beaten as a child. If the person had been beaten as a child and had flashbacks. Where as another person might be bitter and say the child deserved it. On the other hand, a child
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