Themes
are topics or ideas within a film to create understanding. They are important
to identify for the audience as it gives them a more detailed explanation about
what’s happening in the scene’ background information. Moreover, they create
different emotions and feelings for the audience.
Examples
of themes from different genres :
Action
– Violence , racing , revenge
Thrillers – crime, revenge, obsession
Crime –
drugs, gangs, money
Sci-Fi
aliens, love, disaster
Common
themes in thrillers are: Crime, revenge, obsession, death.
All of these themes make
the audience fee uncomfortable and corrupt as they involve the darkest side of
people and are usually against the law and therefore it creates an unpleasant
feeling for the audience so directors always touch upon these themes.
Scream
An example of death is shown in every Scream film. All the victims are killed
horrendously by the antagonist.
The dark knight
The dark knight
Examples
of Crime and revenge have been shown throughout the film ‘The dark knight’ at
the beginning of the film the Joker robs a bank which is committing a crime.
Then throughout the film the Joker is getting revenge from the batman after
everything he does to stop him.
A nightmare on elm street - Obsession
A nightmare on elm street - Obsession
Different
themes have different impacts on the audiences. For example if they were
watching a film with the theme love they would also start to feel the same
emotion as they connect with the film, by the end it could affect them to start
being more romantic or loveable. Another example is watching a race theme it
could boost the confidence of those who are involved with the racing sport.
In my thriller I’m planning to use death, crime and revenge as they make the audience feel the most uncomfortable because of the events that are leaded by the themes.
In my thriller I’m planning to use death, crime and revenge as they make the audience feel the most uncomfortable because of the events that are leaded by the themes.
Some good associated with thrillers are evident here. You draw upon some good films and identify the themes that are present which is good. Some of your analysis is also sub-genre specific.
ReplyDeleteTo improve;
-firstly, the presentation of this post needs some work. There seems to be a lot of typo's everywhere. Change this.
-make sure the images that you use are from sources that are not blocked so you can see what you have included
-where you state the themes you plan to use, how do you tend to utilise them?