Feminism (social context)
Violent imagery project onto extreme close-up shots of female body parts (breasts, thighs)
Sense of objectifying females, reflects mob fond regards misogynistic attitude to women (this is enhanced by the prosperous body paint i.e. women as valuable objects)
Opening snap Post explosion:
Female as dangerous lure/weakness.
The female character has no name. (Technique extreme close up of her eye, used to show the man sneaking up on shackle.)
This has two effects, one it illustrates the duplicitous nature of the female climb up Bond. (The eyes are the window to the soul and Bond liter ally sees her betrayal in her eyes.) It also emphasises just how unsloped Bond is at his job.
The final interactions Bond has with the girl take from a high angle to emphasise her weakness and lowness, whereas Bond is filmed from below (low angled shot) to demonstrate his moral and sex activity superiority.
Contextual Issue: Feminism:
Specific scene: The devastation of Till Masterson
Technique: Mis en Scene (how the scene is set.)
-Jill staged as though sleeping.
-Dramatic loud music for the revelation.
How it all comes to set abouther:
-Jill is a shiny object, neither Bond nor gilt Finger see Jill as anything more than an object to be possessed.
Contextual issue:
Technological advancement.
Specific scene:
-Q fall apart of DB-5.
Technology used:
-Dialogue filmed in mid(prenominal) shots. A series of short mid shots demonstrates that a communion is taking place between equals, use of Jargon in dialogue.
How its relevant:
-Reflects ongoing development of technology and implements of war link to social context.
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The character of Q develops technology: the company he works for
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