What influence does A Streetcar Named Desire have on people?

Your question is not accurate. A hundred viewers can read a hundred different Hamlets. Similarly, different audiences can have different views on A Streetcar Named Desire. I can only talk about my feedback:

I think the word "desire" should be emphasized in understanding A Streetcar Named Desire. Everyone has desires, and desires can also be understood as hopes, ideals and even fantasies. The movie A Streetcar Named Desire is based on Williams' play of the same name. The heroine Blanche du bois, like her elder sister, has an old-fashioned southern education and is willing to marry for love. However, Blanche was dismissed as a teacher because of an extramarital affair. She came to New Orleans full of fantasies and lived with her sister. As a result, this place is not a paradise on earth. My sister's family lives in a dirty apartment. My sister Stella married vulgar Stanley, the son of Polish immigrants. During her stay, Blanche's short-lived love was broken up by her brother-in-law Stanley, who also took the opportunity to rape Blanche. Blanche was really crazy and was towed away by a car in a madhouse-

Little Blanche "longs for nobility, but he is in a cold." Obsessed with wealth, but lost poverty ",poor and shameful to live in this world. After watching this movie, my impression is that the movie reflects the conflict between ideal and reality, and reality destroys ideal! Enlightenment is: to realize the ideal, you have to change the reality!