Bladerunner 2
The movie Bladerunner, directed by Ridley Scott, deals with the issues of technology, humanity and identity. What it is to be human, the thin line between humans and Replicants and the advancement of technology are all ideas raised in the movie. In this segment, these issues are highlighted by the filmaker's use of lighting, sound and camera shots. In the shots of the exterior of the Tyrell building and Deckard flying towards it, the music gradually grows louder till it swells and becomes dynamic. This is matched with the brilliance in the colouring of the sky and also in the complexity and size of the Tyrell building. A version of the synthesised main musical theme can be heard, though sounding optimistic and hopeful this time instead of mysterious and unpredictable as in the opening shots. The feeling of ascension is very stong in the scene. The music, aided by the camera's slow tilt upwards, creates the allusion that Deckard is traveling higher, rising up towards heaven perhaps, as this later ties in with Tyrell being a God-like figure. Once Deckard is inside, the loud dynamic music changes to the sound of windchimes. The soft ringing sounds are a contrast to the music that is heard as he is approaching. This change in s
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Approximate Word count = 1003
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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