Movie Analysis: The Twilight
Racism
Charlene T Gaines
GSN1214A
Dean Harris
04/15/2012
Outline
I. Introduction
A. Thesis Statement
The movie Twilight Eclipse was the third part of the Twilight Saga. This movie was just a romance movie with a twist. The director and producer tried to bring the old and the new together by encompassing what we think we know about vampires and adding a new dimension to it. With the latest cinematography and the new technology they made every scene believable and kept the audience wanting more. It showed us a new vampire and werewolves.
II. Body paragraph # 1- Topic Sentence #1
Throughout the movie the audience was kept enthralled by sequence of event and the ever changing relationships between the wolves’, vampires, and Bella.
A. Supporting Evidence
Each scene in the movie was full of action and suspense like the one with the confrontation between Edward and Jacob. How the director made it point to do a close up on Edward when he confronted Jacob about the kiss. The amount of restraint that showed on his face.
B. Explanation
For both actors to be convincing regarding their other side and believable about their human side took dedication and the right camera angle to pull it off.
C. So What?
This was accomplished with perfect shot and the correct angles and lighting..
III. Body paragraph # 2- Topic Sentence #2
Every movie we ever seen with vampire depicted them as heartless with only one goal and that is to feed. Yet this movie showed us a total different aspect. Was it believable or not. The directors point of view was evident in every shot.
A. Supporting Evidence
The scene with Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Rosalie (Nikki Reed) on the balcony and Rosalie tells Bella she is making a wrong choice. In this scene we are able to see the director giving vampires a new look. He is giving them feelings something we have not seen in other movies.
B. Explanation
The scene takes place on the balcony of Edwards home and the lighting is soft
Charlene T Gaines
GSN1214A
Dean Harris
04/15/2012
Outline
I. Introduction
A. Thesis Statement
The movie Twilight Eclipse was the third part of the Twilight Saga. This movie was just a romance movie with a twist. The director and producer tried to bring the old and the new together by encompassing what we think we know about vampires and adding a new dimension to it. With the latest cinematography and the new technology they made every scene believable and kept the audience wanting more. It showed us a new vampire and werewolves.
II. Body paragraph # 1- Topic Sentence #1
Throughout the movie the audience was kept enthralled by sequence of event and the ever changing relationships between the wolves’, vampires, and Bella.
A. Supporting Evidence
Each scene in the movie was full of action and suspense like the one with the confrontation between Edward and Jacob. How the director made it point to do a close up on Edward when he confronted Jacob about the kiss. The amount of restraint that showed on his face.
B. Explanation
For both actors to be convincing regarding their other side and believable about their human side took dedication and the right camera angle to pull it off.
C. So What?
This was accomplished with perfect shot and the correct angles and lighting..
III. Body paragraph # 2- Topic Sentence #2
Every movie we ever seen with vampire depicted them as heartless with only one goal and that is to feed. Yet this movie showed us a total different aspect. Was it believable or not. The directors point of view was evident in every shot.
A. Supporting Evidence
The scene with Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Rosalie (Nikki Reed) on the balcony and Rosalie tells Bella she is making a wrong choice. In this scene we are able to see the director giving vampires a new look. He is giving them feelings something we have not seen in other movies.
B. Explanation
The scene takes place on the balcony of Edwards home and the lighting is soft
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