Comedy
Defining the Comedy story archetype is problematic as in modern times the term has come to mean simply anything that is funny. Therefore stories constructed from the other basic plot types have been mistakenly termed comedies.
Aristotle described comedy as showing people to be worse than they are and tragedy as showing people to be greater than they are. In the classic definition of Comedyplots the characters are thrown into a state of confusion, darkness and bewilderment where resolution can only come when these constricting factors have been played out to their extremes.
Comedy examples are All’s Well That Ends Well, When Harry Met Sally, Some Like It Hot.
this is the end with the of James Franco and, Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchal, Danny McBride and Craig Robinson
this film is really interesting because the cast play them selfs as actors acting in a plot where the apocalypse is going on a completely unreal scenario, which is confusing, has darkness and bewilderment which is funny on its own.
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