One major theme highlighted in the film is "high school"; the setting of the film is quite obviously in a school. ... The film is a personal view of Charlie and his experiences. ... The film has several themes, categorised by certain events. ... During a certain part of the film Charlie is called upon to be a part of Mary-Elizabeth's "Rocky Horror Picture Show". ... The film creates a dynamic and ongoing viewing experience, with its use of camera angles, the themes outlining the film also create an amazing viewing experience....

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The genres of the two films are slightly different. ... This adds a mysterious and intriguing side to the film. ... This again, creates an unsettling and ominous feel to the film. ... This is the same as "The Matrix", and I think this because it is clear that it is a horror film, and will involve a lot unpleasant scenes, and this generally appeals to males rather than females. Music plays a big part in films. ...

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Frankenstein, the Monster, and the Movies Frankenstein's monster has been portrayed over 50 times in as many films. The most memorable of the monsters is Boris Karloff, who was the first to bring the monster to life in the talkies, or talking films. ... Although audiences no longer look at Frankenstein's monster with such horror, the monster of the most recent film still forces the audience members to look at life and death. ... The monster in this film is silent. ... The monster in the 1994 film shows his emotions as greatly as Karloff did. ...

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According to Stephen King, people crave horror movies to renew our sense of normality and to satisfy the evil in us (King3). Films such as Roman Polanski's, Rosemary's Baby captures a change in the quotidian as Rosemary experience an encounter with the devil. ... The lighting provides a clue to the viewer of what will later become the conflict of the film. ... Rosemary at the beginning of the film represents the traditional and naive American society filled with hope and idealism. ...

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