1. The title of the film I chose is called Rebecca. The film was founded in 1940 and produced by David O. Selznick. Principle characters: (Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine) The heroine, maxim de winter, Rebecca, Mrs. Danvers, jack Favel, Frank Crawley Beatrice, Mrs. Van Hopper, ben, Colonel Julyan, Lady Crowan, Baker, Firth, Clarice, jasper.
2. The conflict between Rebecca and the narrator were one of the important conflicts that stood out to me. From the begging of the film I was trying to figure out why the narrator was trying to imply a jealous overview to the film. This conflicted when members of the cast went from wife to wife to husband to husband. Jealously began to spread throughout the story. For example, when Rebecca says “Maxim …show more content…
The cause of the conflict is how Maxim is always comparing Mrs. De Winter to his prior wife Rebecca who passed away. I feel that the only reason he does this is because Mrs. De Winter lets him. Although the conflict started while she battled with self a steam issues, she should not have let him talk to her with any disrespect. Due to her being new to the family she should get used to it so that he will not treat her the way he does.
4. Maxim – A intelligent man, who was the owner of Mannerly. A man worth plenty of money. For example, in the film the author shows that Maxim was living very …show more content…
Two important differences when comparing old to new films is not only color base but also the camera angle they use and also the action of each scene. When I say camera angle I mean back in the day they barley had film, let alone high quality picture. When you see films now a day you may see a back shot or mid shot or maybe a wide shot. These are all way to get your view to see the picture differently. back in the day they didn’t have the technology to have all the camera angles so they shot the film regularly. Another example is the action that goes on while the scene is going on. In new films most films have something going on the back ground that may catch your attention when viewing. In old films I fell that they were more straight forward and tried to keep their audience on them and them
2. The conflict between Rebecca and the narrator were one of the important conflicts that stood out to me. From the begging of the film I was trying to figure out why the narrator was trying to imply a jealous overview to the film. This conflicted when members of the cast went from wife to wife to husband to husband. Jealously began to spread throughout the story. For example, when Rebecca says “Maxim …show more content…
The cause of the conflict is how Maxim is always comparing Mrs. De Winter to his prior wife Rebecca who passed away. I feel that the only reason he does this is because Mrs. De Winter lets him. Although the conflict started while she battled with self a steam issues, she should not have let him talk to her with any disrespect. Due to her being new to the family she should get used to it so that he will not treat her the way he does.
4. Maxim – A intelligent man, who was the owner of Mannerly. A man worth plenty of money. For example, in the film the author shows that Maxim was living very …show more content…
Two important differences when comparing old to new films is not only color base but also the camera angle they use and also the action of each scene. When I say camera angle I mean back in the day they barley had film, let alone high quality picture. When you see films now a day you may see a back shot or mid shot or maybe a wide shot. These are all way to get your view to see the picture differently. back in the day they didn’t have the technology to have all the camera angles so they shot the film regularly. Another example is the action that goes on while the scene is going on. In new films most films have something going on the back ground that may catch your attention when viewing. In old films I fell that they were more straight forward and tried to keep their audience on them and them