The Hunger Games Analysis
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The trailer for The Hunger Games establishes the dystopian setting of Panem through several shots. It shows the protagonist climbing a fence to escape the restricted society, while discussing running away to live in the woods with a friend. However, another character believes they would not make it far before being caught by the dictators who enforce a life of mass poverty and oppression. Scenes depict the protagonists hiding in fear and everyone wearing drab, identical clothing with no individual expression or identity allowed. The trailer introduces the conflict of the annual Hunger Games that the main characters must enter.
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The document provides an overview of the history and conventions of the horror genre. It discusses the origins of horror films in the early 20th century and the popularity of genres like gothic horror, slasher films, and remakes. The document also examines common conventions like dark settings, victimized protagonists, and antagonists including ghosts and monsters. Additionally, it analyzes audience demographics, theories for why audiences watch horror, and examples of title sequences.
Horror genre
The document provides an overview of the history and evolution of horror films. It discusses some of the earliest horror films from the late 19th century, as well as the establishment of different horror subgenres like gothic horror and body horror throughout the 20th century. Key conventions of horror films are also outlined, such as common settings, camera techniques, sounds, and character tropes that help establish fear and suspense.
Horror genre
The document provides an overview of the history and evolution of horror films. It discusses some of the earliest horror films from the late 19th century, as well as the origins and rise of different horror subgenres throughout the 20th century. Key points covered include the transition of horror stories from oral tradition to literature and early films, the establishment of gothic and monster movies in the silent film era, and the continuing popularity and commercial success of horror as a film genre.
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The purpose of the horror genre is to elicit fear, panic, and alarm in viewers by putting them on the edge of their seats wondering what will happen next. Sound is particularly effective at creating a sense of fear through sharp, high-pitched noises. Horror films often center around some change in circumstances that sets the story in motion, such as a person moving to a new neighborhood. The Purge is used as an example of how one event, such as all laws being suspended for 12 hours, can lead to generic horror conventions like death and violence. Viewers enjoy horror films because they like seeing the protagonist succeed against tough odds while experiencing fear and panic along with the characters. Descent shows a group endangered by blind,
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The document discusses how representations of Britishness have changed over time in films from different decades. It provides examples from the 1935 film The 39 Steps and the 2009 film Fish Tank to show how portrayals of women have become more powerful and independent in contemporary cinema compared to earlier decades. For men, it analyzes the 1998 film My Name is Joe and the 2010 film Tamara Drewe, finding that modern films often depict men in a "masculinity in crisis" as unemployment and non-traditional gender roles increase. Overall, the document examines how films from different eras have reinforced or challenged stereotypes related to gender and social class in Britain.
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- 4. • Fence itself is battered and rustic, highlighting that the current way of life is quite old and aged. • This is contrasted by the surrounding greenery – very raw and natural. A counter stereotype to the ‘normal’ dystopian world.
- 5. ‘We could do it you know, take off, live in the woods’ • Rebellious dialogue, talking about escaping from their restricted life • Have had enough of the constant suffering
- 6. ‘They’d catch us. We wouldn’t make it 5 miles’ • Contrasting to the previous dialogue, the protagonist has given up. Very mindful of the consequences and strict nature of the dictators of Panem.
- 7. Every person wearing colourless and battered clothing • No one in this world has an identity – by wearing the same clothes they do not have the ability to express themselves, their opinions or beliefs.
- 8. Mid shot hiding behind bushes and trees from a danger above • Protagonists hiding symbolises the persistent paranoia of being caught. Intrigues the audience into why they are so scared – who are they scared of?
- 9. Establishing shot of the urban and rich area of Panem • Audiences discover where the rich and powerful people live who dictate the districts • We learn where the two protagonists are travelling to take part in The Hunger Games