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American Beauty

1945·Movie
16min

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Part of the March of Time series, this episode (Volume 12, Number 2) focuses entirely on the beauty industry in the USA. With spending of over $1 billion (in 1945) on cosmetic products, it has evolved into a major commercial enterprise. Packaging has proved to be a very important factor in sales and some $50 million per year is spent on advertising. The FDA look out for harmful products and Federal Trade Commission keeps an eye out for misleading claims. Spas and country resorts, where you can rest and relax, are gaining popularity for those who can afford it as are slenderizing salons and gymnasiums. Hairstyling has become an even bigger business. It's not only women who spend money on beauty products as some $300 million per year is spent by men.
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Is American Beauty worth watching?

74
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Mostly. It's well received, with a GoodWatch score of 74/100 (IMDb 7.4). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.

How long is American Beauty?

0 h 16 min

American Beauty runs 0 h 16 min.

What language is American Beauty in?

English

It was made in English. Produced in United States.

What tropes does American Beauty use?

Author AppealRed HerringThere Are No TherapistsForced from Their HomeOh, and X DiesShout-OutBoring InsultPunctuated! For! Emphasis!Gory Discretion ShotOrbital KissDramatic SpotlightAnd Another Thing...and 108 more

TV Tropes lists 120 storytelling tropes for American Beauty, including Author Appeal, Red Herring, There Are No Therapists.