Over the past few weeks, we have been looking at the thriller 'The Usual Suspects'. We started off analysing the poster, including writing a list of all the denotations and connotations. We then went on to analyse the opening scene, again talking about denotation and connotation but also discussing mise-en-scene, camera work and angles, editing and sound, in great detail. We were then assigned an essay which basically put all of this analysing together.
Tuesday, 28 September 2010
What is a thriller?
A thriller is a film which usually includes violence, murder, criminals, death and mystery. A twist in a plot, hidden identity and mystery's waiting to be solved are common of a thriller film.

Over the past few weeks, we have been looking at the thriller 'The Usual Suspects'. We started off analysing the poster, including writing a list of all the denotations and connotations. We then went on to analyse the opening scene, again talking about denotation and connotation but also discussing mise-en-scene, camera work and angles, editing and sound, in great detail. We were then assigned an essay which basically put all of this analysing together.
Over the past few weeks, we have been looking at the thriller 'The Usual Suspects'. We started off analysing the poster, including writing a list of all the denotations and connotations. We then went on to analyse the opening scene, again talking about denotation and connotation but also discussing mise-en-scene, camera work and angles, editing and sound, in great detail. We were then assigned an essay which basically put all of this analysing together.
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