... Carrying on from our last blog, we have been thinking more in to detail about take certain elements from films, for example: The film-noir base, grainy effects, dominant colours, types of shots we want to use in our opening two minutes of our film. So this time we looked at another idea, this time taken from Frank Miller's grainy, film-noir creation 'Sin City'. In this film us as viewers intrigued at the opening scene, so bringing up a past experience of watching the film we decided to sit down and watch the whole film to refresh our memories. The points that we loved during the film personally was the subtlety of the killing in the opening scene and the 1950's grainy, film-noir layout with a dominant colour, Red. We also picked up on the narration which evaluates and scrutinizes the other characters during the film, we thought that it was really clever and the fact that it indicated what the reader couldnt taste or smell. 'Sin City' would be perfect to base our thriller film on however we are looking to go for the opening of the film, where straight from the start, the audience is put into the situation where they need to analyse what is going on and what they think is going to happen in the rest of the film.
Jordan
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