- What genre was World War Z and give three reasons why?
World War Z fits into horror genre.
- Chase/Runaway scenes - Main characters chased by zombies.
- Location - Dark places with poor lighting in it, Example: Stairway and the corridor with dark, red lighting in it.
- Sounds - In all horror movies, before zombies or other enemies attack. Audience starts to hear strange noise, which create tension. The same action audience could hear in the World War Z movie, when zombies going to appear. Before zombies near to appear or already appering audience could hear noise similar to ancient chimeras or gargoyles.
- What production context does World War Z fit into and give three reasons why
The
production context that the World War Z fits into is Hollywood.
- Budget - World War Z budget was $125 million
- Novel - movie was created by novel, which been written by American writer Max Brooks. Originally book's name is 'World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War'
- Actors/actresses - actor/actresses, which acting in this movie are all American, which shows, that World War Z was made in Hollywood.
- Were there any stars involved with World War Z? if yes do you think that was.
One of the main protagonists get involved into World War Z. Former UN
investigator Gerry Lane
(Brad Pitt), which left his job, because of his family.
- How did the narrative, dialogue, characters and locations relate to the production context?
I think actors
represent and relates to Hollywood production
context, because mostly all of them are Americans, i can understand that from
their accents. Other aspect shows that movie is a Hollywood film by soldiers
with U.S. navy uniforms and
their 'headquarters' surroundings in the Atlantic Ocean.
While watching the movie audience could see subtitles about cities names, which
shows more that film is from Hollywood context for example, Philadelphia,
Newark in New Jersey.
Main protagonist travels through the world. Firstly, to the South Korea to check on military base in there,
later he goes to the Jerusalem after Jerusalem he goes to Wales
and in the end of the movie to see his family he goes to the Canada. Talking
about narrative of the movie, it is about deadly zombie virus, which turns
people into the zombies.
- How did the technology used relate to the production context? Gives examples and compare this to Bollywood and/or British Film.
World War Z is Hollywood production movie, which i can see from high
technology, which been used in the movie. Good quality of CGI to create the
zombies, whose quickly attacking and spreading through the world. Good sound
effects, which make horror movie intense. By watching this horror movie
made by Hollywood
and one made by Bollywood, I could see difference between them. Even if
Bollywood has a big budget to create movie it's still not so great with sound
effect or CGI images in it. Mostly in Bollywood production movies, I could hear
different song lyrics in the background, which connects to the storyline.
You have discussed enough to show you understand the Hollywood production context but I do feel these discussions are slightly limited at the moment.
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