The events in the book are set over a few months, whereas in the movie, they’re set over just a few days. Already, this means that Jack’s descent is much quicker in the book. This gives Stanley Kubrick less time…
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The Descent in to Madness – Comparing Jack Torrance in ‘The Shining’ movie to the book
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Posted in Character, Film analysis
Posted in Character, Film analysis
Emerson Quinn
Quinn wants each of his photographs to be very unique. He wants to show a person’s inner darkness within his images. I picked out two of his images to analyse that were very simple to match my idea for one…
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Posted in Photography
Posted in Photography
Communication Of Narration Through Illustration
Ray Mutimer is one of the illustrators for Postman Pat, and for Rupert Bear. He never did any art course, but a teacher training course. He said that most illustrators start out by doodling as kids, and produce random comic…
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Posted in Illustration
Posted in Illustration
I’ll Wait For The Next One by Philippe Orreindy
The opening scene is someone walking with a very slow and lazy gait. This gives the impression that the person in question may be depressed and not in a good way emotionally. We cannot tell whether this is an ongoing…
Guillermo del Toro- Pan’s Labyrinth
The first time that I ever watched ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’, I agreed with myself that that was one of my favourite movies. First of all, the story was a fantastic hook. From the start, it most certainly does not seem as…
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