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Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid Analysis
In Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid there are about three scenes where music influences the scene and the audience. One point is at 26:56 where Butch Cassidy and Edta wake up in the morning and spend the whole morning and afternoon together having fun and just messing around with each other enjoying the day and one another. The music that they play during this scene is very upbeat and light hearted. It makes the viewers feel happy to because they see Butch Cassidy and Edta and also hear the happy music going along with it. When the objects on the screen are seen having a good time and are shown being happy the music should match and go along with the characters and the scene. The color of the scene also matches the music and actions, the

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