Terror Within Us
The movie The Purge is built on suspense from not knowing who is going to kill you or who is behind you. The obscurity is not knowing if the people who are following the guy that was let in the house also came in or not. In the horror genre they uses the sublime theory of Burke by building the obscurity, violence, and suspense on the audience. In every scene one of this items are played out and create people to think of ideas that can happen.
The suspense of the movie starts when Charlie sees on one of the cameras that a stranger is running down there driveway and yelling for help. The son unarms the house to the stranger that’s when the father and mother run down stairs to see what was happening and to arm the house again.
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That scene shows how violent the movie is going to be and how the suspense is going to build up. When the people are starring into the camera the whole family is scared and that’s when the mother and father start to look for the intruder that is inside the house. When they are looking for the person, the other group of people that is outside start to come inside the house through the windows opening the doors. Once they are inside the house it seems like they are playing hide and seek, but when they find the people they are looking for they kill them. In the whole movie everyone is hiding and trying not to get caught so they won’t …show more content…
When the audience keeps jumping to ideas it makes the movie very intersecting because everyone has different ideas of who can be under the mask and what is their motive of purging. So when the end of the movie it ends of being the neighbors because they hate how this family lives and how perfect their life’s are. They kill the father at the end and are about to kill the mother but the guy the little boy help saves her and the family. At the end when the man that was save comes out again makes the viewers wonder where he was through the whole movie. It gives the movie a different kind of twist to the movie, because he only appears couple of times in the movie, and hi saving the family is like thanking them for saving him from being killed.
It has them wonder was he shot or killed, but there is this scene when the boy had built this remote car with a camera and with that he helps the guy hide in secret place. Then from there the guy doesn’t come out into the end. The boy keeps him saved and when he is hiding, it makes people wonder if he is going to get caught or not. Neither the family nor the group of people know where the guy is at. The family does not want anything to happen so they try to find the guy so the individuals can leave without harming their family. But they can’t seem to find him at
...age and the crisis of integrity versus despair however, the two characters had different characteristics that categorize them in different ends of the crisis. Throughout the movie, the audience is able to visualize what types of issues are dealt with as well as what type of problems the characters had to go through to resolve their crisis. Chelsea also had different issues than Billy due to the fact; each were facing a different stage as well as crisis. Personally this movie provide me a great understanding in human development; I was able to understand why each person does a certain action: for instance my sister is disrespectful and immature because she is facing the adolescence stage as well as the identity versus role confusion stage. I also learned that a crisis can truly affect a person in a negative; if the person is not able to fully deal with their crisis.
Two young boys Andrej and Tomas are forced to live their life traveling from town to town scavenging for things to keep them alive whilst caring for their baby sister Wilma after soldiers tore them away from their family. Experiencing their family being ripped apart and loved ones murdered before their eyes the boys are left questioning what did they do to deserve this? The boys have learned to live
Growing up, Charlie faced two difficult loses that changed his life by getting him admitted in the hospital. As a young boy, he lost his aunt in a car accident, and in middle school, he lost his best friend who shot himself. That Fall, Charlie walks through the doors his first day of highschool, and he sees how all the people he used to talk to and hang out with treat him like he’s not there. While in English class, Mr. Anderson, Charlie’s English teacher, notices that Charlie knew the correct answer, but he did not want to speak up and let his voice be heard. As his first day went on, Charlie met two people that would change named Sam and Patrick who took Charlie in and helped him find himself. When his friends were leaving for college, they took one last ride together in the tunnel and played their favorite song. The movie ends with Charlie reading aloud his final letter to his friend, “This one moment when you know you’re not a sad story, you are alive. And you stand up and see the lights on buildings and everything that makes you wonder, when you were listening to that song” (Chbosky). Ever since the first day, Charlie realized that his old friends and classmates conformed into the average high schooler and paid no attention to him. Sam and Patrick along with Mr. Anderson, changed his views on life and helped him come out of his shell. Charlie found a
to the film early on but makes the viewer want to make sense of what
The stunning premise is simply a young girl’s battle for survival against a brutal, retchless killer. Who, not for one second will let you take your eyes away from the screen. He stalks us, makes us feel the pain and not knowingly, he makes us scream for our life. It’s definitely not a setback, relax and enjoy kind of film but rather the opposite, in a good way. A bravura opening five minutes winds the tension up brillian...
In today 's society, movies are viewed as a way of relaxation. Movie lovers enjoy seeing scenes in movies based on real life events. Some of these scenes may include high rates of violence that can cause destruction and serious chaos if implemented in real life. What comes to people 's mind when they hear the word "purge"? The purge is fiction movie directed by James deMonaco which retracts events that would totally cause some controversy within a society. As the theme of the movie suggests, that is the time of the year that all the insane and illegal actions come to be legal for twelve-four hour period. Several atrocities were committed. There was a group of tourists that came to the US in order to commit
In conclusion Danny becomes a mature young man with an open mind to see different ways to succeed in life. . He understands that silence made him stronger and undependable. He sees that there also suffering in the world and sometimes life can be full of surprises. He comes to understand who he really is and what his role in this world is.
In the beginning the film is immediately set up in the film noir style. Under the opening credits a shadowy backround image is shown kaleidoscopically. Couples dressed in elegant ballroom gowns and suits waltz together dizzyingly as the "Merry Widow Waltz" plays. The scene has nothing to do with the drama to follow (until Charlie's crimes are revealed.) The titles dissolve in to a panoramic view of a bridge, further dissolves take us first to junkyard and then to a scene of children playing in the street. The city is shown as a dirty, dark place. We are taken to a Philadelphia rooming house (shown with a number 13 on the door.) Inside we are introduced to "Uncle Charlie" (Joseph Cotten). He is reclining stiffly in bed during the day in a seedy room. . He plays with the phallic cigar that he is smoking, seemingly bitter and cynical. On the bedside table next to seemingly indifferent and fatigued man is and an open billfold with a carelessly strewn pile of bills on top (some of the bills have fallen to the floor and lie strewn around). The overweight, middle-aged landlady knocks on the door and enters, identifying him as Mr. Spencer and informing him that two men have been asking for him. As per his instructions to not disturb him, she didn't let them in, however, they have not left, instead they retreated to the street corner to stake out the boarding house. Noticing that he looks exhausted and depressed (he passively remains on his bed during their entire conversation), she suggests that he should get some rest. Then she notices his money cluttered all about and hurries forward to straighten it ...
As an audience, we can see bad guys sneaking up behind the characters in the movie before they realize what is happening. In the movie, Halloween, the audience is able to see the character Michael Myers when he is sneaking up on his victims before they notice him. This gives us the element of suspense in waiting for him to attack. In a situation like this, something bad is obviously going to happen so it is only a matter of time until it does. When something finally does happen, the audience is often startled even if it was predictable. The suspense builds up over time but what exactly is going to happen at that peak moment is never actually known till it
end to figure it out. At the end the whole movie comes together. The people will figure out
Just like terror, obscurity can have the person feeling a different way and might want to see more of these kinds of movies. In the movie it is use by having the family not knowing who is behind the mask as well who is behind them at all times. Many times directors use this so there can be suspense in the movie and have the viewer over thinking who or what is behind the people in the movie. Although it gives the people a different kind of feeling than terror, it still satisfied the audience on what they want to see. The purge carries many scene of obscurity to have the individuals wondering who is
The film that I have chosen to analyze is “The Purge”. “The Purge” is a 2013 American horror film directed by James DeMonaco. It was released on June 7, 2013, to mixed reviews. I will be analyzing “The Purge” by looking at conflict theory, class division, the importance of the ethnicity of each individual character, and the government’s overall political and economic agenda. In brief, I believe that Purge night takes place because of Conflict theory, due to political and economic agendas.
story is a young boy. The motive to kill is that he sees the boy’s
Thrillers have been films that are known worldwide to get the heart pumping, the chills crawling up and down your body, and the sweat rolling down your head. But, what causes this? What makes a thriller a thriller? A thriller is defined as “a type of media (film/ novel etc.) that heavily stimulates the viewer's moods, giving them heightened feelings of suspense, excitement, surprise, anticipation, anxiety and/or terror. Successful examples of thrillers are the films of Alfred Hitchcock. Thrillers generally keep the audience on the "edge of their seats" as the plot builds towards a climax. The cover-up of important information from the viewer, fight and/or chase scenes are common elements. Literary devices such as red herrings, plot twists,
It taught me a lot like how a family should be and how a family should not be. The play makes you think wow this can really relate to me as a high school student and athlete. Linda needs to learn to speak her mind no matter what her husband says because people have rights and she should be able to talk about what she thinks is going on with her family. “When Linda converses with her husband it’s almost as if se walking on eggshells and almost that she is taking to a frail eggshell that is her husband’s mental state.” (Source 2). Nothing Linda says to try to help her husband will work because she is someone who gets under her skin and makes it a lot worse to willy but too anyone else she is doing anything in her power to help him much like and other wife would do for their husband. A couple weeks after willy dies after all that the family has been through with him it’s a very sad dad but the family is very mad at him still so it is a very hard position to be in and I know I would never want to be to in the position that this family is in. willy was a very mean and angry person to his family and had a lot of stress going on in his life this is why we need to realize that all he wanted was to make his family happy but it was just something he could not do so he gave up and just took all of his anger out on