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Pilgrim vs. the World: A Hell of a Ride
In my opinion, the author William Akana who analyzed inventive
special effects, clever dialogue, and artistic cinematography and editing of
this movie to support her viewpoint of the essay. She also used other writers’
researching report for Scott Pilgrim vs. the World to clarify more details and
examples to support her ideas.
Although this film is for old-school gamers, anime
fans, and comic book fanatics, the attractive and neoteric elements can also make
other audience go to cinema or buy the DVD for watching. Everyone have the
curiosity that is an important ability of humans’ society. They can be
attracted by some things that they have not seen or known before. So this film,
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World used the inventive special effects, clever
dialogue, and artistic cinematography and editing to create the new sources
that audience never seen before. According to these different details and
ideas, this movie can attract other kinds of audience. Although I have not seen
this film, I can get the enough information about this film from the writer’s
assignment. It is fascinating that the writer found other famous persons’
opinions about this film to create some arguments and used more evidences to
help herself to support her perspectives.
From my perspective, Akana’s argument that the film’s
special effects “can be appreciated and enjoyed by all audiences” is not
convincing. For different people, they have different beliefs and values about
the world. Maybe some people who are not old-school gamers, anime fans, and
comic book fanatics can accept the interesting and neoteric elements and even
been in love with the film so much by these elements. But for some people who
want to watch a serious and magnificent movie, this film is not a good choice
for them. So I think it is not convincing that this movie can be appreciated and
enjoyed by all audiences. Another film I have seen that uses special effects is
Hobbit. I even think all the stuffs who worked for this film are brilliant.
They created a perfect world for audience. They built the special language system,
history and background to create a new world. They also found the best actors
to make the stories of this world become more real. For these two movies, the
stuffs used the special basics and attractive elements to make audiences love
their films. But Hobbit have the more comprehensive world system of the film than
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. This reason also made the Hobbit can be famous and
popular in the world. So I believe that if the stuffs who created a film wanted
to make all audience to accept it, the first thing they need to do is make the
film be perfect as possible as they can.
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