Narrative
The poster includes 4 males and
one is carrying cards, another is carrying money and the last one has a gun
over his shoulders, at the button of the poster there is a tagline that reads ‘they
lost half a million at cards but they’ve still got a few tricks up their sleeve’
which suggest to us as audience that they would try to find a way to get the
money back.
The trailer tells us more about
the four friends, in the trailer we see everything that is involved in the
poster, we see one of the main characters losing at cards, we see guns being
used and we see loads of money, which means the whole film centres around
money.
Characters
In the poster the protagonist
seems to all four man, and each of them seem to be doing something weather it
is gun or money, they all seem to be important part of the film.
In the trailer all of the men
seem to be friends and again they are the main characters but we do seem other
characters in the trailer but the boys looking for the money seems to be the
main subject.
Technical elements e.g. camera, editing,
voice over,
The lighting used in the
beginning of the film show that it is more like a real life., no fancy camera
work.
The voice over tells us that
there are 4 friends, which to us as the audience would mean that they are our
main characters, it continues on with ‘They have 3days and 2 guns and 1 shot at
greatness’. The trailer tells us that they have only one chance to do this
right and and the fact that they have only 2 guns seem to be important, it
makes us wonder if they would end up getting more guns and if so how would they
do that.
Representation
Different set of people are represented
in the first, we see a working class ,am to introduce us to the film, our
impression of him is that he is a clever man, we see other people buying off
the con-man, possible to be working class or unemployed. Gender is another
thing, this film is highly based male orientated film, and the only woman in
the film was a druggie that couldn’t walk by herself. The perception of the
film in terms of age was that the older they are the more the more respect and
the more authority you had over the younger for example Harry the hatchet was
feared by the Bacon and his boys and his side man was an ex boxer.
Race was also seen as a
stereotypical view as well, a African American man is an owner of a marijuana
farm and was feared by many people who he dealt with as customers.
Compare the techniques used to convey
genre in the advertising for Lock, Stock &- Two Smoking Barrels & Scarface
Identify similarities/differences between them.
Similarities
The similarities between the
two films are both of the film involve a lot of gun fight scenes and the
characters are also always aimed with guns. Both of the film involve wanting
respect and wanting to gain that.
But the biggest similarities
between the two movies are money. Tony Montana wanted money because it is
something he never had but he wanted to work hard to get it.
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking
Barrels: they made money by canning and selling drugs but ended up losing it in
a card game and for the rest of the film they try to get it back.
Differences
the differences between two films are in the scarface poster they was a picture of him showing us that Tony Montana is the main character and it includes information about how he gets his power. in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels there are four pictures instant of one and it inclues less information.
Scarface was more of a serious film whereas Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels was more of a comedy film
Sabrina, this is a competent analysis that demonstrates understanding of the texts. However, be careful of being too descriptive.
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