isual Style and Western Theme of Shane

Shane's visual style and Western theme, when combined with Shane (1953) and its visual and Western themes, clearly shows what aspects of Western culture in the movie. By observing the visual style, this will show how the scene is said to the audience that "Shane" is said to be placed in the Western genre. First, I will analyze Western themes seen in "Shane". The whole story of "Shane" is farmers' fight against ranchers.

The correct spatial structure is the product of Western civilization created by the Greek speech culture. When it is separated or abstracted from all other senses, it is the space perceived by the eye. It is also abstract and static (qualified and unmodifiable) connected (has fixed boundaries, logically and sequentially linked but there is no visible reason). It is like a visual imagination that dominates the "heart of the heart" and the minds of cultural Westerners. (McLuhan 2004: 71)

By analyzing Shane's (1953) visual style and Western theme, Shane's visual style and Western theme clearly shows which aspect of Western culture in the movie. By observing the visual style, this will show how the scene that Shane is located in the Western genre is conveyed to the audience. First, I will analyze Western themes that look like Shane. - There is no doubt that Tim Burton has one of the world's most unique styles for film directors. His tones, emotions, words, images, composition, grammar and opinion in his own movie distinguish him from other famous directors. Burton's style can be easily drawn with his most respected and admired movies, Edward Scissor and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Director Tim Burton used several techniques to show his style. Lighting and music are very important and you need to pay attention to identifying his strange style. Elements used are also useful for accepting and understanding potential topics but still important topics of various people. Burton is "inappropriate" and is generally not accepted by society. He uses Johnny Depp to represent people in the same situation and shows how they are being treated. Burton, especially in the hands of _Edward_scissors, is only attempting to show how rejection affects people. This is very important information for sending out attention. Burton's style is strange, but the theme of almost every movie is to accept those different people. In the movies "Charlie and Chocolate Factory" and "Edward Scissorhands," Barton's style and overall theme are very obvious.