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xcbcbccbbcbccbcbbccbcbc) I think the film uses sound to express what the characters are feeling, and what they're trying to show the audience. Moments of silence let’s people wonder what is going to happen next. I think the special effects really draw people in to watch the movie. The camera is able to purposely capture a quick almost instinct reaction, in some scenes. For example, like a turn of the camera. This allows people to be aware of each person's reaction. Because the film has a lot going on, if you miss something the reactions make up for it. I think that's what helps create good storytelling. The different personalities create fast, and slight comedic moments. Going back and forth between the calm and battle, makes it more realistic. For example when the bombs fired into the air. After this the camera slowly zones in on what is happening. I also like the color scheme in that scene. It adds to the characters emotions.I think one symbolism is the blue to represent two different things, to create distance.
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