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Indian Jones Raiders Analysis
In the film Indiana Jones Raider of the Lost Ark I think the theme focuses on style and texture. In Raiders of the Lost Ark I feel as if it has a unique and different kind of action. Indian Jones is looking for a lost ark and tries everything to get it. He finds it and then loses it and then gets it again just to put it in storage unit. He goes through hell and back to get an ark that he doesn’t even get to keep at the end. I think this is based on style and texture because it’s not like the usual action films where everything has a good happy ending the bad guy is defeated and the good guy prospers. In this action movie there is a lesson, a lesson that gets you thinking. I feel as if the filmmakers are trying to tell us that not all things

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