This clip from the film 'See no evil hear no evil' forms a linear narrative and there are several enigma codes and one of the most significant being the introduction of the two protagonists to eachother as the audience doesn't know that one is blind as the other is deaf as the introduction features Richard Pryor talking to Gene Wilder but in the wrong direction also when Gene ducks below the counter and comes up and asks Richard what he wants (after Richard has just explained) it keeps the audience interested and wanting to know why. Todorovs theory can also be applied to this clip as the equilibrium was when both men greeted eachother but disequilibrium soon followed with confusion of what was going on and some arguing but a new equilibrium was soon formed at the end when Richard says 'lets celebrate'. I couldnt apply Propps theory to this clip but throughout the film they are both the heroes.
Sunday, 18 October 2015
Narrative.
This clip from the film 'See no evil hear no evil' forms a linear narrative and there are several enigma codes and one of the most significant being the introduction of the two protagonists to eachother as the audience doesn't know that one is blind as the other is deaf as the introduction features Richard Pryor talking to Gene Wilder but in the wrong direction also when Gene ducks below the counter and comes up and asks Richard what he wants (after Richard has just explained) it keeps the audience interested and wanting to know why. Todorovs theory can also be applied to this clip as the equilibrium was when both men greeted eachother but disequilibrium soon followed with confusion of what was going on and some arguing but a new equilibrium was soon formed at the end when Richard says 'lets celebrate'. I couldnt apply Propps theory to this clip but throughout the film they are both the heroes.
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