Inception
The film Inception starts with Leonardo DiCaprio washed
up on a beach, bringing immediate confusion to the film. Most scenes of this
film are dark with very faint lighting bringing tension and darkness to the
film. It takes away brightness and therefore eliminating joy and happiness from
the scenes, which help make it tense and thrilling. Sounds in some scenes are
also tense. Having fast and upbeat music creating tension does this, as you fear
of something to happen. There are sounds of car crashes and tires screeching
which also create the motion of fast moving cars, which are caused by frightful
get-away scenes, and these tell the audience that there is drama making them
feel enticed into the film and want to see the result of the drama. During
dramatic scenes such as a fight or car chase the background music gradually
increases and gets louder and faster, conveying that everything is becoming
more dramatic and the final striking act is about to happen. There is also the
often scream during these scenes which help thrill the audience because it
helps them feel either pain or fear which the character is feeling. Characters
are also used to create thrill and irony. Characters are dressed in formal
attire, mainly suits, to show their class however the characters clothing is
also ironic because they are dressed smart but are in fights with others. The
characters also often have a stern look as if they are in danger, a serious
situation or are prepared for a serious situation. This brings tension as it
makes the audience on edge, as they do not know what will happen and they are
waiting for a dramatic scene. Some scenes in the film are also shot in slow
motion that brings suspense because the audience is wondering what will happen
and what the outcome will be at the end of the situation.
Now
you see me
Now you see me is a thriller magic film involving
fights, explosions and get-away scenes. Due to the film involving magic makes
the audience confused and making them think, which also means they become more
involved in the film. During some scenes such as a fight scene there is as
fast, high-pitched music in the background bringing tension to the film as it
draws the audience by making them feel glued to the screen and want to know
what is going to happen. As the fight scene comes to a close the music slows
because the drama has faded. The lighting in the film also varies due to what
scene is being played. Some scenes have dark lighting with bright flashing
lights, which help towards thrilling the audience. This is used because the
darkness means that not everything is visible and something could suddenly
happen which will scare the audience, meaning they are preparing for a shock.
There are also bright explosions, which also shock the audience and catch their
attention as the light is so sudden. The characters also add to the effect
because of their intelligence and clever ways of doing things. This makes the
audience wonder what will happen next and also mean that the audience is
waiting for something to happen, making the more interested in the film. The characters
are also average people that have taught themselves tricks that also make the
audience more involved in the film. This makes them more involved because it is
as though they can do what the characters are doing and makes the film more
believable. This film also has non-stop twists involved that make the audience
think about everything again, keeping them involved.
Hot
Fuzz:
This film successfully meets the genre of Thriller.
This is because it is full of drama, actions and death. The audience also know
within the film that there is a murder and are left to think who it could be
throughout the film. This makes the audience think, gets them involved in the
film and introduces suspense. There are multiple scenes when suspense is
involved and also mystery. One of these key frames is at the church fate with
the death of Tim messenger. This frame introduces suspense because it makes the
audience think about what will happen and whether it will be good or bad. Most
of the murder scenes are like this and create suspense and wonder. Another is
at the end of the film with the battle of the police against the murders. This
thrills the audience making them not want to take their eyes off the screen.
The film also gives the audience an idea of who the murderer is throughout the
film and when their idea is brought into the film it is then turned and
discovered that their idea was not exactly what they thought it was. This
twists the plot and makes the audience think even more, making them want to
watch it even more and find out what happens. Overall this film was very good
and was successfully thrilling and enticing to watch and scenes such as murder
scenes and battle scenes helped towards this.
I would rate Hot Fuzz 4 stars out of 5 as it was very
good and thrilling but I still think it could have had more drama and action.
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