Textual Analysis Of The Hunger Games
YLER HANDCOCK
Commercial Reading -
Love, fashion, brutality, death and special effects, these are just some of the most popular things when it comes to people choosing a movie to watch. But not usually all together at once, right?
Gary Ross, the director of “The Hunger Games” followed a clear path of audience satisfaction when creating this incredibly fulfilling film. Through overwhelming mise en scene, plot portrayal, and exciting special effects, “The Hunger Games” has become one of the most commercially satisfying films to this day. Each element of the film has been emphasized to please a diverse audience, showing them something they expect to see, but still managing a component of surprise. Attractive actors, blood, death and beautiful …show more content…
Clearly, the director of The Hunger Games has enhanced certain aspects in order to satisfy a wider audience, but also dulled down the violence to keep younger spectators available. By portraying the film with limited violence and swearing, and encouraging clean fights, the movie was able to be rated PG 13 , the creators of the Hunger Games have increased sale of merchandise instantly as teenagers are the ones to waste their own or their parents money of things such as costumes, figurines and DVD’s. Without the younger audience, the amount of profit gained from merchandise would be incredibly lower than it was, causing less of a commercial …show more content…
Through overwhelming mise en scene, plot portrayal, and exciting special effects, “The Hunger Games” has become one of the most commercially satisfying films to this day. Each element of the film has been emphasized to please a diverse audience, showing them something they expect to see, but still managing a component of surprise. Attractive actors, blood, death and beautiful costumes are only just the beginning of a variety of things placed in the film to attract almost every person stereotyped in our
Commercial Reading -
Love, fashion, brutality, death and special effects, these are just some of the most popular things when it comes to people choosing a movie to watch. But not usually all together at once, right?
Gary Ross, the director of “The Hunger Games” followed a clear path of audience satisfaction when creating this incredibly fulfilling film. Through overwhelming mise en scene, plot portrayal, and exciting special effects, “The Hunger Games” has become one of the most commercially satisfying films to this day. Each element of the film has been emphasized to please a diverse audience, showing them something they expect to see, but still managing a component of surprise. Attractive actors, blood, death and beautiful …show more content…
Clearly, the director of The Hunger Games has enhanced certain aspects in order to satisfy a wider audience, but also dulled down the violence to keep younger spectators available. By portraying the film with limited violence and swearing, and encouraging clean fights, the movie was able to be rated PG 13 , the creators of the Hunger Games have increased sale of merchandise instantly as teenagers are the ones to waste their own or their parents money of things such as costumes, figurines and DVD’s. Without the younger audience, the amount of profit gained from merchandise would be incredibly lower than it was, causing less of a commercial …show more content…
Through overwhelming mise en scene, plot portrayal, and exciting special effects, “The Hunger Games” has become one of the most commercially satisfying films to this day. Each element of the film has been emphasized to please a diverse audience, showing them something they expect to see, but still managing a component of surprise. Attractive actors, blood, death and beautiful costumes are only just the beginning of a variety of things placed in the film to attract almost every person stereotyped in our