What kind of rhetoric is the film using to portray the story? What effect does that rhetoric produce?
For example: The film uses lots of visual shadows which enhance the monster’s monstrous size, make the film feel more “horror”-like, and highlight Fritz’s deformity.
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in this film, it uses a lot of sound effects, the most impressive shot is when Frankenstein creat the monster, Lightning flashes and thunder crashes,the sounds is very earsplitting. i can feel the tense atmosphere and looking forward what gonna happened next.
in the film they also use the sound effects when you hear the assistant screaming for his life in the basement.
This film incorporates lots of angles both in the shots and the characters' faces. The low-angle shots, which film the monster from below, make him appear much larger in size and more menacing. The angles of the characters' faces convey more emotion and gives the audience a connection to their terror and experiences with the monster.
the film uses a lot of shots from below the monster to show how huge he is. also, the film uses raw sound effects (also because of the time period) to emphasize the eerie sounds of the monster and the yelling of the poeple
The film illustrates that the monster had potential to be a nice, peaceful creature until he was treated badly by Dr. Frankenstein as well as the townspeople. The scene where the monster looks up at the light and is disappointed when it is gone somewhat shows that he had potential to be peaceful.
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