Blue_Food Well-known member Feb 7, 2011 #2 "The conflicting duality of progress and humanity in Birdemic: Shock and Terror launches visual salvos against the major pillars of post-feminism."
"The conflicting duality of progress and humanity in Birdemic: Shock and Terror launches visual salvos against the major pillars of post-feminism."
Ted Ramasola Veteran Feb 7, 2011 #3 "through the fluid identification of the viewer, toy story launches visual salvos against established notions of the star system."
"through the fluid identification of the viewer, toy story launches visual salvos against established notions of the star system."
Alex H. Moderator Staff member Feb 7, 2011 #4 "The political use of voiceover in The Room contains and then breaches dominant ideological notions of whiteness."
"The political use of voiceover in The Room contains and then breaches dominant ideological notions of whiteness."
MikeWilkinson Veteran Feb 7, 2011 #5 "Your Mom hybridizes the fascist aesthetic through its use of the male gaze."
Terry_Lasater All about the Caption Feb 7, 2011 #6 The use of mise-en-scene in Fists of Fury fragments male fears of castration.
MSpencer Well-known member Feb 7, 2011 #7 Through the masking of narrative, Guys and Dolls masks the achievement of a state of wholeness.
Jon Starr Veteran Feb 7, 2011 #8 Through the use of mise-en-scene, Transformers asks telling questions of the post-war crisis of masculinity.
Through the use of mise-en-scene, Transformers asks telling questions of the post-war crisis of masculinity.
Rick Meyer Veteran Feb 8, 2011 #9 The use of mise-en-scene in Rashomon subverts the rise of currency and the loss of utopia.
Billy Pilgrim Stye in my eye Feb 8, 2011 #10 Through the use of the male gaze, Troll 2 reduces the canonical status of passive and active gaze. Carte Blanche contains and then breaches scopophilic tendencies of the viewer through its use of mise-en-scene. I couldn't resist entering my own film title.
Through the use of the male gaze, Troll 2 reduces the canonical status of passive and active gaze. Carte Blanche contains and then breaches scopophilic tendencies of the viewer through its use of mise-en-scene. I couldn't resist entering my own film title.
K kevinottawa Well-known member Feb 8, 2011 #11 "Master De'Bators hybridizes pre-Oedipal anxieties through its use of telling jump cuts."