Color as Metaphor in Film What Dreams May Come

Look at the landscape painting, especially when one of the master draws, many people will doubtlessly think about what it is to live there. Of course, attention to shapes and details is important in paintings. However, that color attracts eyes and stimulates the mind. The Irish poet and playwright Oscar Wilde talks quite a bit about this. It is just a color, it is a clear form that can be talked to the soul in thousands of ways without being influenced by the meaning. ("Qtd in" color ")". Vincent Ward understands this effect in the same way, but in 1998 the dream of shooting came.

A scene of the award-winning movie "What Dreams may come". Robin Williams died in a car accident in the classic piece of Tinseltown, "What might be a dream", eventually went to heaven. He enjoys infinite miracles and the glory of heaven, but he is deprived of one thing, regardless of his idea. He was told that he was unable to find his wife, Anne Collins because as she killed herself as he lost his sorrow on the night of his deadly car accident. For her decision Ann suffered from the sorrow of Chris' death and was always in hell of her own imagination. Chris is everything the soul may want in heaven, the world of free radiation, you can create your own reality, where you can create your own reality, His true dream is to use the love of his life. To spend eternity

As a dreamer, we must always pay attention to what symbolism of dreams and metaphor, and may represent other things. Almost all unrealistic things in a dream (that is, a realistic depiction like someone's dream, waking up by a dreamer) can be a figurative appearance. For example, if we dream of an elephant, it almost always appears as a metaphor for something. If you recently saw an elephant in a zoo (or if you were a guardian of an elephant working with an elephant), you might dream of a "real" (non-figurative) elephant, but you may be worried . Their dilemma. But in most cases our dreamers "use" elephants to symbolize something in us and our world. Therefore, when practicing the interpretation of a dream and determining the meaning of a dream, we must see the symbol of these dreams.