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The music in Forbidden Games composed by Narciso Yepes and the sound in the movie are what I believe to be the highlights that made the movie delightful. Whenever the children were about to do something daring a certain tone of music would play in the background to enhance the mise-en-scene. Certain sounds in the movie ( Non- Diegetic) would also take a big role in the movie because when being chased or hearing something that isn’t in their sight of view that sound is amplified to inform the viewers that something either bad or good is going to happen to

For example, when everything seems to go wrong, the music is sad. When Billy and Michael are dancing in the boxing arena, the music is positive and cheerful. As Billy's father goes into them, the music stops and there is a tense atmosphere. In the end of the movie, when everything seems to evolve into Billy's favour, it's a love song that reflects Billy mood.

Their traditional instruments create the mood of the film, having some of the best musical scores that I’ve heard in a film. Zhangs use of instrumental music throughout his scenes create a sense of intensity and mood. At the beginning of the scene the music starts with a soft tune and slowly increase in volume as Broken Sword walked through the hall ways. The scene used more of a strings melody that created a calmer, more intimate scene. This is then followed by a dynamic transition into the following fighting scene. As the film progresses though the fighting scenes, the score evolves into a more epic and intense melody which uses the sounds of objects in movement, accompanied by a percussion that creates an intense mood, and the soft vocals of a female to create a more elegant melody. Dun Tan, the composer of the score used more traditional forms of instruments to create a feeling of immersion in the time period chosen. The music is one of the strongest elements in the film really creating the

Game tries to create an emotional bond between the player and the character; the sound track can help e.g. tell the player about the characters back story with right music in background. In the Last of Us it does very well in making the player having a bound with the character. In the game it uses sound to express the character feelings. The sound give the player a sense that the player is lonely and is still mourning his daughter’s death

Even though it is in Japanese, you can feel this sensational feeling. “Never in my life did I thought of ‘oh hey let's listen to some classical music’ but this anime opened a new taste in music in me and I'm grateful for that” (myanimelist). Listening to the music in this anime has also changed my taste of music. The opening of the anime gives a really good invite to why you should watch this anime. To get viewers to watch an anime, the anime usually plays a good song with pictures of what you will see in the anime. The soundtracks set the mood of what the viewer will see within the anime. While watching the openings with the soundtracks in it, you can see all the characters and what you will also see within the anime. The ending of the anime shows the closing of the anime and has a soundtrack. Both the openings and endings can be considered as music videos. The genre of both the opening and endings is Japanese pop. The openings and endings reflect the anime. Within the anime, the instruments that are mostly played are the piano and violin. Kousei Arima plays the piano while Kaori plays the violin. Also, in this anime, the producers include classical music like Frédéric Chopin and Beethoven. I recommend watching this anime due to the soundtracks you will enjoy listening to. Looking at the amazing plotline and soundtrack comes the captivating animations of the

The music that tim burton uses in most of his films are alway dark and mysterious also sad.For example in the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory there a scene where willy wonka shut down the factory where the music was happy to depressing.Also during the corpse bride when the character Victor Van Dort first encountered

The type of music being played is a big factor toward Burton’s films. For example, if the film was muted during an intense scene viewers will not get the intended effect as if there were suspenseful music. The type of music playing is one of the influences towards the mood. In Corpse Bride when Emily rises from the ground they are playing heavenly music. The music gives Emily an angelic figure.

Music is a major part in the movie for it creates a mood and emotion that is directed at the characters/ audience to let you know what emotions you should be feeling, for example at the start of the movie it is raining and gloomy and there is a horse getting whipped by its master on the side of the rode for taking a rest because it is hurt, therefore the music used in this scene is sad music which sets a mood and gives emotion to the scene. Another film technique used is the angling of the camera which the director (Michael Apted) used, such as the scene were Wilberforce is laying on the grass praying to god, the camera angle used is a close up of Wilberforce as he is praying. The Angle of this scene is effective because it tells the audience that Wilberforce is the main focus point of this

In the movie Charlie and the Chocolate factory Burton creates the mood from faded, dark to very happy good go luckily music. During Willy Wonka’s entrance there was background music playing. You can hear the music at the end dying out; when all of the singing plastic toys you can hear the happy music go to sad music along with disturbing voices. Another great example of music being used is when Augustus Gloop fell into the chocolate lake there was very scary music going along, also when the pipe sucked him up in there you could hear the intensecity of how scary it must have been to be swallowed up by a pipe.

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Another scene the music was interesting was when Lisa finds out the doctor likes her and wants to marry her. The music playing in the background was very romantic. To where the audience was almost about to feel how loved she felt by the doctor. Over all the music played in the movie fit it perfect with the scene it was played for it helped figure out what was going

The soundtrack consists of mostly ambient instrumentals contributing to the suspenseful ambiance when Alekhine operates unnoticed, and it ramps up to caption the action when he inevitably is identified. While none of the songs stand out as memorable, they succeed in what they are meant to do - compliment the action on screen. The sound-effects are, without mincing words, bad; the guns sound more like pea-shooters than instruments of death, and the poor audio balancing plaguing the cutscenes is also evident in-game, although to a lesser degree. Sadly, the graphics don't fare any better. The overall bland art direction isn't helped by awkward camera scrolling, and regular, noticeable frame-rate drops - slowing the game to a crawl during the more graphics intensive scenes.

Over the years the star wars sound track has become very popular and well known. It’s an original composition made by John Williams and made just for this movie. They play certain pieces of the music at certain times so you can tell what is about to happen just by listening to the music. If there was a love scene between Padme and Anakin or Leia and Han Solo about to begin the music will be soothing and heartfelt. If something bad were to happen such as Darth Vader coming on the screen or the empire destroying a planet then it would play this dark music that really sets the mood for what had happened in the movie.

The music increased the energetic scenes to feel more energetic by having a fast rhythm. For example, the part when Bruno’s dad was searching for him around the camp, the music was loud and powerful to show how scared/desperate his father was to find Bruno. When the scenes are more depressing such as when Bruno and Shmuel die in the gas chamber, the music is calmer so people watching can feel the bitterness of the deaths. However, the music fades out to make you imagine what is happening to his loved ones. The mother and sister of Bruno sob loudly to show how heartbroken they are. Slow, tender piano music slowly fades in at the end. The slow, tender piano music at the end was used at the beginning of the movie, this could mean that the movie starts and ends with this astounding melody. The Director, Mark Herman, uses music/sounds to create scenes to become more emotional and

The Wind Rises is the final full-length animation from Miyazaki Hayao, which talks about the story of Jiro Horikoshi, the developer of the Japanese zero fighter. The theme music was composed by Miyazaki Hayao’s old partner Joe Hisaishi as usual, which called Journey Dream of Flight. This music