Spy Kids Extract Analysis - Stereotypes

There are some stereotypes in this extract such as the spies who are the main stereotype of this film. We see both of the spies throughout the extract continuously changing in disguise and using high tech gadgets that we could only believe would be from the future. We also see throughout the extract amazing stunts and accuracy that we could only think they were people different from our normal everyday person. Race and nationality is not stereo typically represented in this extract as there are different ethnicity throughout it like at the wedding there are different people with different nationalities, and they are not seen as very stereotypical. Love and marriage are not stereo typically shown in this extract as when the two spies were keeping in contact, they stayed well away from each other which isn't what you would do when you loved someone, but this also ties in with the spies and having a secret identity. Gender stereotypes are not shown in this extract as the men and women are shown equally as there are two spies; one man and one woman who share the same abilities. But when the dark Apache helicopter fly over with the menacing formation and overall colour of the scene gender stereotypes are not shown here either.