Se7en
- quick screen shots
- build up to title of film, music becomes more intense
- music starts slow
- unpleasant noise (crying, screaming, weapons) – builds up drama
- strange, twisted images – mysterious, enigma
- credits – class actors viewed first
- make the audience feel uncomfortable
- no dialogue
- structure of music/dialogue fits into theme, scary song lyric
- close ups, doesn’t give anything away, creates atmosphere
- mood and pace of shots fits into genre
Austin Powers
- fast, bubbly music
- small snippets of dialogue, comments
- hotel setting, fast moving
- good use of props
- naked, humour, light hearted
- actions represent personality
- credits, bubbly multicoloured fonts creates positive and funky feeling of the film
James Bond (Gold Finger)
- mysterious
- slow paced
- simple and clever, however clearly thought through
- lyrics relate to film (song made for the film)
- slightly dragged on
- certain scenes projected onto gold body, builds up genre
- setting up music to portray “sexy” secret agent (James Bond)
- juxtaposition, action being viewed (drama) however slow sexy song as well as gold naked lady (romance)
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