Man On Fire, By Tony Scot

The movie “man on fire” by Tony Scot is about a burned-out ex-CIA assassin, who has given up on life. Creasy's friend Rayburn brings him to Mexico City to be a bodyguard to 9 year-old Pita, daughter of a businessman Ramos and his wife Lisa. His interested in being Pita’s bodyguard is really small, but for lack of something better to do, he agrees to be her bodyguard, however Creasy couldn’t stand her and her annoyance questions about him and his life. But slowly, she gets through his impenetrable exterior, his defenses drops, and he opens up to her. Creasy's new-found purpose in life is devastated when Pita is kidnapped. Despite him being seriously aggrieved during the kidnapping, he promises to kill anyone involved in the kidnapping of Pita “Mercy is between them and God and it’s my job to arrange the meeting “he says.
Man on fire has lot of blood and braveries but also a lot of heart as a killer looks for redemption. This film recognizes the difficulty and the challenge that justice is in a mixed up world of police, crimes and corrupts cops. It asks good questions about the value we put on life, and also how those values
I choose realistic because of the wide open shots in the opening of the movie which capture the true essence of the city’s people and breathe life into as if it were a character which puts fear into the audience by adding overlays and tremor effect to it and I choose psychoanalytic because of how the author amplify the strong relationship that has between Creasy and Pita for example in the end scene when Creasy finally get Pita from the kidnapers the author uses the sound track “coming home” by Lisa to deepen Creasy s feeling and also to make the audience feel the same way as Creasy’s