Man's Dark Nature in Film

From the beginning of the movie to the present, Hollywood has developed pathological obsession for the dark side of society. This has been reflected in many past movies and is most notably seen in German expressionist films in the 1920s and 1930s. In a sense, terrible fear of society arises from their fear and anxiety. Therefore, movie makers and storytellers play with their fears and make them afraid are like terrible nightmare. Most of today's society is afraid of unknown. It may result from natural factors such as aging and death from horrible abnormalities, whether true or not.

The dark part of the movie explores the foundation of mankind, evil and impulsivity, in any way how simple it is to convey these emotions and the natural way of struggle. And most of the movies are developing around Allen 's attempt to overcome the dark inner tendency and the undiscoverable cause that Allen does not understand. . For example, in the early days of the movie, Allen met a man who gave him supplements called him "jasmine." It was forced to cope with "suffering and suffering of the world". Fearing the uncertainty about the future, Allen thinks that taking a quick solution before he is rescued again by Sparrowhawk for a while.

In the past, the film of Christopher Nolan was full of characters' darkness. His first feature film "Follow" is the story of a man who invaded the house. He does not need money; he does this because he does not have his own life. People are very enthusiastic about making meaningful moments and he needs to steal them from others. Passive viewers always try to see the protagonists of moral contradictions that affect all of us dark urges. But the most successful director today can not use these impulses without losing their followers. Nolan is a director who plays with these themes without losing spectators compared to other famous and respected director Stanley Kubrick. Kubrick has his character in hand, quietly leaves, and has fear of the result.