Frankenstein
In the film Frankenstein, there are very many vivid themes. These films are portrayed by film language, such as lighting, music, action, and background. These aspects of film language can tell us whats happening even without the dialogue.The themes love, revenge, obsessiveness, and moral consequence are all shown with the film language and give us a hint as to what is going to happen and if it is a good section of the film like at the mansion, or if it is a bad section of the film like that of the creation of the body. In the film, evil is a major aspect and is also one of the main themes in such horror films as Frankenstein. There are many examples of evil and horror such as the birth scene, the making of the body and also Elizabeth's death. As soon as the birth scene begins we can sense that it will be bad and something is going to happen because of the film techniques that were used. The scene switches from the white living room to a dimly lit room where a screaming woman is heard and
The different film techniques used can have a big impact on the ay themes appear and the meaning they have. The varying in techniques changes the way the viewers see and accept the themes in movies. Frankenstein and the novel The Gathering have many similarities such as their descriptive and vivid horror scenes. Although movies use pictures to portray horror and novels use words, both stories have descriptive horror sections that vividly get the point across of evil. The violence of the hacking and chopping of limbs that Victor does portrays the evil of recreating life and the description of The Tod being burnt "The Tod was dead, the fur seared off him leaving charred, blistered flesh" portrays how evil Mr Karle is and also how evil his organization is. The theme of revenge coincides with evil and often has the same film techniques used with it to show the darkness of vengeance like that of Elizabeth's death. Prior to Elizabeth's death we can hear the flute which the monster is playing, wit
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