MOVIE GENRES: THE CRIME FILM

the films genre. The genre is a way for the audience to distinguish types of

films. These are categorised together because of standard protocols developed

for a particular types or styles of film. These films usually follow similar

guidelines in order to produce a predictable style for the audience. The

development of genre films is not entirely the prerogative of Hollywood. It is

more the desire of the public viewing audience to have an idea of the type of

film they are about to see. The western, musical or the gangster film are

examples of genre films. These categories of films all have similarities in the

ways in which they are made: musicals end happily; the westerns will all have

the final shoot out; and the gangsters will all be overcome by justice or meet

their own demise. The reason for the consistency in the films is the publics

desire to make an informed choice not and not to go in blind.

By using the genre qualification, the industry is able to target

societal groups and try to produce and market what they want to see. The public

attends a film because they think they might enjoy some aspect of it. The film

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