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    fight between them breaks out along with the wives of Immortan joe who were escaping with Furiosa, and one of the war boys, Nux. Characterisation and narrative advancements are achieved effectively using cinematography, mise en scene, editing and soundtrack, bringing ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ out as a progressive action film. In this ‘Furiosa’ scene, the camera always seems to follow the movements. Furiosa has tackled Max to the…

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    American Film Institute, and many others, The Sound of Music ranks among the best movie-musicals of all time (American; Driscoll; Martymcflyjb). After nearly fifty years, what makes The Sound of Music so timeless? The answer is simple: the acting and soundtrack are absolutely superb and unforgettable. The setting of The Sound of Music…

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    to its audiovisual design. Murder's electronic soundtrack--complete with wavy synths and infectious rhythms--compliments both the immediate action on screen and overall narrative. Please excuse the poor wording, but KubixXx' soundtrack seems like the only one Murder could possibly have--it fits that well. Its versatility enables it to accompany both slower explorative sections as well as more intense ones equally well. In addition to the soundtrack, Murder's audio design immerses you in the…

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    Themes In The Blind Side

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    The film ‘The Blind Side’, directed by John Lee Hancock, enhances our understanding of human nature. The themes overcoming obstacles, discovery and belonging gives viewers an understanding of the film and also helps us identify the key themes and techniques portrayed in the film. Firstly, the first theme that gives us viewers an understanding of human nature is overcoming obstacles. The film ‘The Blind Side’ incorporates overcoming obstacles in the main character, Michael Oher. Michael is an…

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    ‘stressful’ film about ‘unpleasant’ genital surgery showing a circumcision with soundtracks, in which investigators manipulated the ‘appraisal’ of the surgery by showing the film with three condition and with one control group. The conditions were the trauma- where the pain was emphasized, denial- anticipation of the males, meaning excitement and the pain was less emphasized, and intellectualization- where the soundtrack was ignored and the emotional aspects of the situation was emphasised. The…

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    form of expression that can spark all kinds of emotion in people. It can also add a new element to the story, as seen in Eddie Vedder’s soundtrack in the movie based on Jon Krakauer’s Into The Wild. In the soundtrack, there are several songs that help to develop the story of Chris McCandless’s journey into the wild. Guaranteed, one of the songs on the soundtrack, provides further insight into Chris’s situation, uses lyrics to get it’s message across, and provides emotion through music and…

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    incidents together. What really amazes me is that I can never guess the ending of those films. In addition, Ritchie's creativity of directing movies is also what distinguishes his style. For example, the scene which Eddie was beaten in a card game, the soundtrack, sound effects and especially camera view make audience understand Eddie's feeling when being cheated (like being punched in the face). It is not exaggerated to say that Guy Ritchie is the director that influences me the most. The…

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    Apocalypto Film Analysis

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    Apocalypto is a historical film that was written by Mel Gibson. The film release happened in the year 2006 whereby, it illustrates the historical events that occurred in the sixteenth century. The historical period reflected in the movie reflects the journey of Mesoamerican tribesman. The film is set to play for two hours eighteen minutes to enhance a broad historical description of the events. This means that Apocalypto is a film that is cultivated in deep historical context making the current…

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    Dunkirk Movie Themes

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    which he offers here with virtuosic flair. There is this point in the film where the aggressive strings and menacing percussion of the soundtrack stop abruptly and we hear an arrangement of Nimrod. The effect is more than soothing for we, the viewers, can identify at least with something human, something that seems to belong to our world. The use of soundtrack in Dunkirk is in fact so effective, that if someone had showed me the final minutes of the film, without telling me the name of the…

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    Review of Undertale Undertale is an indie game title from 2015 created orchestrated by Toby Fox. This game is one of the most unique titles of 2015. The game was made in the program GameMaker. Originally the game was going to be released in late 2014 but the creator decided to take the time to make a good game a great game. Undertale is a story about a young non gender specific human that had fallen into a pit that led to a world underneath the mountain called Mt. Ebbot. The world is inhabited…

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