Ridley Scott's Use of Mise-en-Scene to Convey Atmosphere in the Opening Sequence of the Film, Gladiator

"There is a dream of Rome, you can only do whisper, in addition to whispering it disappears and it is very fragile." The movie "Gladiator" was released in 2000. This is an exciting action movie that gained great success with five Oscars and incomes of over $ 427 million. Sir Ridley Scott who directed the movie produces many excellent movies such as "alien", "Blade Runner", "American Gangster" with his name. It is not surprising that one of the highest income people is one. the year of 2000

In this article we will explore Ridley Scott's "Silver Wing Killer" (1982), Alfonso Caron's "Children's Son" (2006) and James McGrady's "Witt Detta's V" (2006). Topics and problems used to convey reliable reality within that context. And the explanation about their controversial social group is to get reactions and indications. The cause of this kind of alienation lies in the dreadful process of social change, industrialization, and globalization in the 19th century. From the first 18th century to the present primitive utopia, this type evolved and appeared with many subtypes to deal with the consequences of modern problems.

Ridley Scott 's Gladiator starred Russell Crowe in 2000 and has won the British Film Academy Award for Best Film Award and is highly appreciated. Gladiator draws the story of Maximus Decimus Meridius and his struggle with the power of the Roman Empire and malicious Gladiator Arena. Through Scott's masterpiece, various film technologies in the visual and auditory channels have cooperated in refining the overall story. The opening sequence is a typical example of using the speed of Mise-en-scene, lighting, clothing, and movies to clarify the main scenario. The opening scene starts with some historical information that takes the audience to the scene and sets the story. Scott advertised to the audience in a wide range of the Roman Empire: "One quarter of the world's population has died under Caesar" The focus is "death" to set the stage of the future battle. Universal and DreamWorks logo are tanned