1. Blue Velvet
... Blue Velvet". She is introduced as "The Blue Lady" which emphasizes her status as a sexual object as she is given no name or identity. The close up shots of her mouth and closed eyes are clear techniques used to heighten the sexual arousal of the audience. Placed on ... the feminine realm of "to be looked at-ness." Mulvey believes, "in order to identify with active desire the female spectator must assume a masculine position." Therefore, through Jeffrey's look the audience is allowed to satisfy their voyeuristic and fetishistic fantasies by objectifying Dorothy and Sandy. The "critical ....
- Word Count: 1947
- Approx Pages: 8
- Grade Level: Undergraduate