Sherlock Holmes, fight scene, attracting the audience.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltFyEcoGnbQ
This is one of my favourite films, because I love the theme, setting and also the slight darkness the film has through some of the characters and also the contrast off each shot.
This scene I think is quite different and has been rarely done before.
The editing in this scene presents the use of slow motion and quick paced editing, which hooks the audience and also shows the detail damage of what happens to person that Sherlock is fighting.
The impact of each shot is really magnetized when the effect of slow motion is used, each expression and move flows so the audience can see exactly what is happening.
The use of a Voice over as well addresses what happens as each move is used and a description of afflictions pain would make the audience have a reaction.
This scene I think is also quiet similar to the bloody fight scene in Django.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltFyEcoGnbQ
This is one of my favourite films, because I love the theme, setting and also the slight darkness the film has through some of the characters and also the contrast off each shot.
This scene I think is quite different and has been rarely done before.
The editing in this scene presents the use of slow motion and quick paced editing, which hooks the audience and also shows the detail damage of what happens to person that Sherlock is fighting.
The impact of each shot is really magnetized when the effect of slow motion is used, each expression and move flows so the audience can see exactly what is happening.
The use of a Voice over as well addresses what happens as each move is used and a description of afflictions pain would make the audience have a reaction.
This scene I think is also quiet similar to the bloody fight scene in Django.
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