Wednesday, 20 January 2010

"Why Thrillers Thrive"

  • To see a life in other perspectives - "The kind we don't experience ourselves"
  • To have a little fright or excitement in our life/experience something new. - "Our nature is such that we must have these 'shake-ups,'"
  • They drag you in to compelling storylines. - "We don't sit by as spectators; we participate."
  • There is a sense of danger, although we are safe. - "In this there is no harm, because in our subconsious we are aware that we are safe,"
  • However this safety can be compromised... - "The cinema can leave the spectator with a subconsious of absolute safety, and yet surprise his imaginationinto playing tricks on him."
  • You can relate to the character/s. - "...characterwho has won the audience's sympathy is involved in danger,"
  • The camera can help show this. - "On the screen he is no greateractual dangers, yet you look over and see for yourself..."
  • Having a small fright is good for your health! - "Such scenes, which set the blood pounding through the veins, are highly beneficial for indigestion.

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