Back to The
Future
The first shot we see in the opening sequence is a room full of
clocks, suggesting the resident is an unusual character, and the homemade
mechanism shown later on shows us that the character is inventive and
scientific. The narrative is hinted to us through the television news
announcement of stolen plutonium and seeing a box of it in the room.
Tadorov
Equilibrium – The first scenes show an ordinary boy going to
school in usual routine and we are given a brief introduction into the majority
of the main characters
Distribution – The distribution in the film is the Doc who
invents a time machine and the main characters go to the past
Realisation - The main
character changes his history and sees the damage and they realise they are not
able to travel back in time to where they need to go
Restored Order – They fix the time machine and travel back to
the future and improve his family’s relationship.
Prop
Hero- Marty McFly
Villain-
Donor and Helper- Dr. Brown
Princess- Jenifer Parker
Dispatcher- Dr. Brown
Action Code – Time Machine, we wonder what will happen and where
they will be taken in the machine
Binary Opposites – Good vs. Evil
Mean Girls
In the opening sequence swift shots are shown from throughout
the film which show us a brief background of each character and gives the
audience an insight into the narrative.
Tadorov
Equilibrium – The first scene shows a regular teenage high
school student going in for her first day of school
Distribution – We then meet a group of girls known as ‘the
plastics’ who are introduced to us as evil which implies that they will cause
trouble during the film.
Realisation – The main character wants to sabotage ‘the
plastics’ and changes herself
Restored Order – The main character fixes the damage she has
done and starts a peace between the high school stereotypes
Restored Order – The ordinary school routine resumes
Prop
Hero – Cady Heron
Villain – Regina George
Dispatcher – Ms. Norbury
False Hero – Aaron Samuels
Helper – Janis and Damian
Binary Opposites – Good vs. Evil
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