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    The Suite: Scene Analysis

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    We see Tommy Devito repeatedly beating Billy Bates with a pistol from a low angle shot after Billy insulted Tommy by telling him “To go home and get your F***en shine box” in reference to Tommy’s old job cleaning shoes in “The Suite” a restaurant opened by Henry Hill. The low angle shot is used to make Tommy appear bigger‚ stronger and thus more menacing. The use of a red single source of light creates an effect where Tommy is covered in darkness along with red light; representing his violent nature

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    Shutters like on a camera that let in light- light meaning the truth. Robbie Robertson organised the music with Scorsese Although of course we don’t have to imagine it with the foghorn-like score. Add to this first-rate technical credits including editor Thelma Schoonmaker‚ cinematographer Robert Richardson‚ production designer Dante Ferretti and costume designer Sandy Powell‚ and Scorsese has made one of the best-looking György Ligeti and Krzysztof Penderecki scoring the film’s most harrowing

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    Raging Bull Thesis

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    Raging Bull Robert Sanders ENG225: Introduction to Film Instructor Gapinski January 17‚ 2017 Raging Bull This film is classified as a sports film. Because they frequently draw upon real contests and athletes‚ sports films have often claimed historical status‚ Raging Bull (1980)‚ is one of those films. Raging Bull is one of the outstanding naturalist films of our silver screen’s history. This‚ is a film of unexpected solitary. It is an opinion‚ that this film is nothing like the boxing sagas

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    Shutter Island Symbolism Essay In Shutter Island‚ Martin Scorsese uses symbolism to reflect the idea of conflict between fantasy and reality for Andrew Laeddis. Scorsese uses water‚ fire and the lighthouse to convey this idea. In Shutter Island‚ water traps Teddy Daniels on Shutter Island. It always acts as a barrier and it stops Teddy from investigating the island. The water surrounds and traps him on the island and distorts Teddy’s vision and other things like the word “RUN” that he was given

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    Persuasion Identity

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    Innocence (Martin Scorsese 1993) has thoroughly explored relationships and identity in differing contexts that reflect a rigid society. Connections between both texts have demonstrated‚ through key themes of social consciousness‚ marriage and passion‚ a deeper insight to human relationship and pursuit of identity and appearance. Austen’s effective use narrative techniques of intrusive narration and irony‚ in connection with an equally effective use of filmic devices by Scorsese has enlightened the

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    vs. Hugo‚ the element of character relationships in the book and the movie are developed very differently. One example of this would be the addition of completely new characters in the movie that were not in the book at all. The director‚ Martin Scorsese‚ creates new characters‚ which add and build upon the relationships and add side stories to the plot line. Instead of cutting some of the plot as adaptations usually do‚ the film actually added additional story lines (Lee). He adds the characters

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    revealed that a man is occupying it and Tommy DeVito lunges at him with a huge kitchen knife with the violence being shown in medium shots as well as the shooting of the body by Conway with the blood splattering on the camera‚ a deliberate choice of Scorsese. Henry Hill then enters into view again as narration begins while he slams the trunk shut and the camera tilts up and zooms

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    Analysis of Shutter Island

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    To live as a monster‚ or to die as a good man? Filmography Title: Shutter Island Production Company: Phoenix Pictures Production Director: Martin Scorsese Screenplay Writer: Laeta Kalogridis Novel written by Dennis Lehane Principle cast: Leonardo DiCaprio (Edward Daniels/ Andrew Laeddis)‚ Mark Ruffalo‚ Ben Kingsley‚ Michelle Willliams (Dolores Chanal) How should people deal with the criminally insane? They are very dangerous figures‚ who had harmed people before. Some psychiatrists

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    Kundun: Movie Overview

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    being disobedient in their family home on the border of China and Tibet. Scorsese could have used these images of the young Dalai Lama misbehaving as a way to show that he was still a human with human faults. It is interesting that Scorsese chose to begin the film with the young Dalai Lama at his home near the Chinese border and conclude the film with him crossing the Indian border being forced out by the Chinese. Scorsese tells the story of a young boy forced to grow up with great responsibility

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    he is "sick"‚ some say he is their "prophet". The fast cuts in the editing (when he practices with the guns) make us enter in his state of mind. But also‚ some long takes force us to analyze and understand what happened (Very high-angle takes that Scorsese calls "Priest shots" after the massacre.). The movie switches dynamically between these styles‚ which leaves the audience an infinite ways of thinking about the Travis. This is beyond doubt not a journey like Odysseus where the hero always

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