Film
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Genre
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Conventions
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Style of Opening
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Info In Credits
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Narrative Story Line Of Film
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Pretty Woman
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Drama
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Rich People, Big Party, Show mains character after others, Shows setting, Title of film. Shows sex appeal of female.
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Panning Style of Beverley Hills and Hollywood
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Names of crew and actors
|
Party with rich people
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Batman: The Dark Knight
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Action
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Showing setting, Guns, Violence, Slow Chilling music, Murder
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Fight scene with villains
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None
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Bank Robbery with masked men
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Nightmare On Elm Street
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Horror
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Innocent woman, showing setting, Monster watching the woman, Glimpses of monster, fear
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Innocent women being chased by monster
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Names Of Crew
|
Factory environment with monster following
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The Horde
|
Action/Horror
|
Gang Violence, Guns, Blood, Murder, Masked men, Only briefly shows main characters until masked.
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A gang storming another gangs hideout in apartments with fight scene
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Names of actors and crew
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Group of criminals storming apartment flats with guns
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Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny
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Comedy
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Religious family with one ‘outlaw’ of family who doesn’t obey, rude words and song for humour, laughable character
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Humouring song to open film
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Lyrics of song
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Kid didn’t like his family so he ran away from home
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Watchmen
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Action
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Retired super hero, living poorly on drugs and alcohol, then villain comes in and attacks him
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Fight scene with a character and unknown villain
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Fight scene where villain murders hero
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Villain hunting down retired hero’s
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Pulp Fiction
|
Comedy
|
Average people at diner, upbeat tune, humoristic swearing and scene
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Equilibrium
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Title of film and crew
after opening scene
and key actors
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A couple who are everyday robbers
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The Shining
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Horror
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Chilling music, Shows people are far away from civilisation
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Establishing landscape
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Information about crew
and actors
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Family car travelling out in distance.
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Friday, 28 September 2012
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how did you make the tables?
ReplyDeleteJust word then copied an pasted over
ReplyDeleteSome good work here Max. You show some good understanding of a number of film openings.
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