The music in the movie set a perfect mood for most scenes. The perfect sound of the orchestral instruments were used many times to make one feel like they were really experiencing the scene. Picture yourself hearing long notes from orchestral instruments as Mrs. Proctor is being carted to court, as her husband John watches. It was overwhelming how the music can really make you emotional. What really fascinated me was the way intense times were expressed through the music. Loud thumping ba

One feels the sound of the orchestral instruments as really experiencing the scene.

Take for instance Winona Ryder, who plays a girl named Abigail. Her Abigail was very intense, and delusional. It seemed like Winona Ryder jumped into Abigail's skin. She became Abigail. There is a scene where Abigail is screaming at Betty to shut up. Winona Ryder played this perfectly with her intense voice and authentic facial expressions to make the scene entirely better. It was astonishing how good she actually was. Winona's words ran together in succession very nicely. She had a long line when she blamed the slave Tituba of conjuring the devil. She sounded so crisp and lucid that it stuck out as one of the greatest lines of the play. I give Winona an A++ for her stellar performance in The Crucible.

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