Action movies with a complete mix of science fiction, martial arts, and extraordinary special effects are the types of entertainment the moviegoers enjoy. Quality films with great film style characteristics are known to be the biggest box office hit. The Matrix (1999) is one greatest film example. The Matrix is an Australian-American science-fiction film directed by The Wachowski Brothers. The sci-fi film highlights a cyberpunk plot, joining references to various philosophical and religious thoughts where the main character in the film battles an edgy war against machine overlords who have oppressed humankind in a great degree complex virtual reality. The stylistic film is known for its famous visual effect called the “bullet time” effect.
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In definition, the term mise-en-scene implies organizing and everything that the motion picture groups of movie audience sees was put there which is as it should be. The look and the vibe of a motion picture tells the story. Their thoughts were further refined through their investigation of the creating universe of the Internet. According to New York Times film critic, Janet Maslin, she adds, “in a film that 's as likely to transfix fans of computer gamesmanship as to baffle anyone with quaintly humanistic notions of life on earth, the Wachowskis have synthesized a savvy visual vocabulary”(par.2). For writers and movie producers who have become an adult after the development of PCs, the online universe is both an energizing and ripe new road of inventive expression, and an omnipresent and to some degree vile component of contemporary …show more content…
The Wachowskis included their favorite things that communicated their thought in their most noteworthy science fiction film, for example, comic books, anime traditions including Kung Fu, and video games. The motion picture gave the teenage movie audience a clever and an awe-inspiring visual experience, and the film stays prominent right up 'til today. The directors used the Kung Fu battle choreography seen in Hong Kong action movies. The fight choreography occurred at various scenes, for example, a martial arts studio, a dull alley, and atop of skyscrapers and structures, making it resemble an epic fight scene. This martial arts choreography was established in China and it has incredible attributes that is seen on different scenes of The Matrix, “spectaclar violence; brilliant choreographed fight sequences; the conflict between cops and [enemies]…”( Barsam and Monaham 441). Using storyboards, they meticulously planned the exact kicks, punches, and stunts they wanted to see. As supervised by an action fight choretographrer, Yuen Wo Ping, “these airborne sequences bring Hong Kong action style home to audiences in a mainstream American adventure with big prospects as a cult classic and with the future very much in mind” (Maslin). Every shot and every stunt actors desired to do, they found a way to do so. They also use the
In definition, the term mise-en-scene implies organizing and everything that the motion picture groups of movie audience sees was put there which is as it should be. The look and the vibe of a motion picture tells the story. Their thoughts were further refined through their investigation of the creating universe of the Internet. According to New York Times film critic, Janet Maslin, she adds, “in a film that 's as likely to transfix fans of computer gamesmanship as to baffle anyone with quaintly humanistic notions of life on earth, the Wachowskis have synthesized a savvy visual vocabulary”(par.2). For writers and movie producers who have become an adult after the development of PCs, the online universe is both an energizing and ripe new road of inventive expression, and an omnipresent and to some degree vile component of contemporary …show more content…
The Wachowskis included their favorite things that communicated their thought in their most noteworthy science fiction film, for example, comic books, anime traditions including Kung Fu, and video games. The motion picture gave the teenage movie audience a clever and an awe-inspiring visual experience, and the film stays prominent right up 'til today. The directors used the Kung Fu battle choreography seen in Hong Kong action movies. The fight choreography occurred at various scenes, for example, a martial arts studio, a dull alley, and atop of skyscrapers and structures, making it resemble an epic fight scene. This martial arts choreography was established in China and it has incredible attributes that is seen on different scenes of The Matrix, “spectaclar violence; brilliant choreographed fight sequences; the conflict between cops and [enemies]…”( Barsam and Monaham 441). Using storyboards, they meticulously planned the exact kicks, punches, and stunts they wanted to see. As supervised by an action fight choretographrer, Yuen Wo Ping, “these airborne sequences bring Hong Kong action style home to audiences in a mainstream American adventure with big prospects as a cult classic and with the future very much in mind” (Maslin). Every shot and every stunt actors desired to do, they found a way to do so. They also use the