Sequence Analysis Sunset Blvd.

The scenes in this sequence can be compared with the viewers watching the movie. In this sequence, Jeff and Stella are in a room with a soft key light, like a movie theater. In this case, they are spectators. They saw the window outside the Thorwald apartment representing the screen. At the same time, Thorwald 's apartment was illuminated brightly, and when it saw the audience happening inside it was like a movie. As the sequence began to escalate, it moved from Jew 's dark apartment to Torwald' s bright and dark apartment as if the audience responded to what happened in that scene after each shot.

Billy Wilder's dramatic film released in the Sunset Strip in the 1950s depicts a young scriptwright named George Ris (William Holden) repaired in the car. Later that relationship crossed Norma Desmond, a declining idol who refused to abandon her past stars, so their relationship began to grow into danger. Performance is very expressive. Gloria Swanson previously worked as an ambitious woman at The Trespasser, but she played an old legend in this movie. Her facial expression evokes real emotions for her past experiences in silent movies (such as Sadie Thompson). William Holden has appeared in many movies including The Wild Bunch and Sabrina. Looking closely at Holden's face in the scene, Joe suddenly realized that she felt helpless and compassionate to Norma, as she noticed that she fell in love with him.

Mood of sunset This has devastation, distrust, alienation, guilt, despair, paranoia, troubling morality, disillusionment, and they are part of black movies. Sunset Blvd is a very open scene. It is a picture of a sunset with dried leaves and sidewalks. When printed there, it becomes a very dark image overall. Please let us know the solemn and dark story that we are about to see right now. In the scene of the dead, we play minors' music. Narrator Joe Gilles was desperate, from the beginning he was delusive, and he told us the story of this dead man. Sharp, witty, reflexive, repented and complicated story dubbing is a good example of black film dubbing. Joe acknowledged his situation to us and told us that in his street intelligence dialogue. In the first dubbing Joe was able to portray his desperate situation, he had no money, he borrowed money, he could not sell the script

Other movie attributes of black movie on Sunset Boulevard. It is a dark and rainy scene, closed frame. The night shot included most of the conversation between Joe and Norma and all shots Joe and Betty worked on in the script. The party was shot that night, including dim rain. Please inform us well that more serious things are going to happen. This is when Norma tried to commit suicide. When Norma and Joe came together, they were talking, she occupied most of the frame, and most of them were two of them. When this happened, it gave us claustrophobia; she was aggressive to him, and she was hopeless. Mainly because she is Joom's Fam woman