For the next movie that we
decided to research in the thriller genre is Get Out. Get Out is a horror thriller that
was released in 2017. A basic synopsis of the movie is that a black man is
meeting his white girlfriends’ parents for the first Tim. He thinks that the
reason that her parents are nervous is because of their interracial
relationship. He soon discovers that isn't the case, and that her family
transplants their brains into other people’s bodies to live longer as well as
for their physical characteristics. So, he then must find a way to get out. The
movies main message is about racism. The film consistently uses POV shots in
order to put yourself in Chris’s (main character) position and look through his
eyes. One example of this is when Chris is outside and he sees movement in the
grass, we then see him squint and then we see a POV shot of a man running towards
him. This shot makes the watcher feel like they are in the situation and that
the man is running towards them. The certain shot builds suspense/fear of what
is going to happen. Another use of a POV shot in the movie is when Chris is in
the "sunken place"(dark place in his mind) he can see the world
through a screen. We then get the POV to make it feel as though we are there,
and we can see how he is seeing things.
The movies also uses
quite a few close up shots. Within the movie they are used to show extreme
feeling and importance/significance in the movie. An example of this is when
Chris is being hypnotized and there is a close up on his face. Within that
close up we can vividly see how he is feeling. We can see how scared, afraid,
and conceded he is about his current situation. We the audience can feel the
what he was feeling through that shot. The movie also has multiple uses of
certain sound techniques to enhance the film. For example to film have constant
uses of diegetic sound and non- diegetic sounds that are used throughout the
film. They are used to bring the viewer an uneasy feeling while watching, among
other things.
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