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Film Analysis

Film: Back to the Future
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Release Date: July 3,1985
Summary: In 1985, Doc Brown invents a time traveling car and in 1955, Marty McFly accidentally prevents his parents from meeting, putting his own existence at stake.
Genre: Action, sci-fi, adventure, and family.

Scene 5: The Time Machine (2 minutes and 50 seconds)

Shot 1: A mid shot (MS) that starts with a pan shot of the car then a dolly shot to a crane shot of the Professor, Marty and Einstein
Shot 2: Medium close up (MCU) shot of the professor.
Shot 3: Medium close up (MCU) shot of Marty.
Shot 4: Over the shoulder (OSS) shot of Marty followed by a pan shot and dolly shot.
Shot 5: Close up (CU) shot of Einstein, the dog.
Shot 6: Wide shot (WS) of all three characters, then ends with a dolly shot.
Shot 7: Medium close up (MCU) shot of Einstein and the Professor.
Shot 8: A cut in (CI) shot of stop watches.
Shot 9: Over the shoulder (OSS) shot of the Professor.
Shot 10: Close up (CU) shot of the Professor adjusting Einstein’s seatbelt then zoom lenses occur near end of shot on Einstein’s face in the car.
Shot 11: Over the shoulder (OSS) shot of the Professor controlling the remote control.
Shot 12: Wide shot (WS) of both Marty and the Professor.
Shot 13: Over the shoulder (OSS) of the Professor activating the remote control following a pan shot of the car.
Shot 14: A two-shot (TS) of the Professor and Marty.
Shot 15: Rack Focus A very wide shot (VWS) of the car in the parking lot of JC Penny. A pan shot of the car driving away.
Shot 16: Rack Focus A two-shot (TS) of the Professor and Marty.
Shot 17: Rack Focus Over the shoulder (OSS) and very wide (VW) shot of the Professors right side and the ongoing car.
Shot 18: Rack Focus A low angle extreme close up (ECU) of the cars tire.
Shot 19: Rack Focus Wide shot (WS) of the Professor and Marty.
Shot 20: Rack Focus Medium close up (MCU) of car then a pan shot of the car in reverse.
Shot 21: Rack Focus Extreme close up (ECU) of which the car comes to a halt.
Shot 22: Rack Focus Wide shot (WS) to a pan shot of the Professor and Marty.
Shot 23: Rack Focus Over the shoulder (OSS) and wide shot (WS) of the Professor and Marty in the middle of the street/parking lot.
Shot 24: Rack Focus Medium close up (MCU) of the Professor and Marty.
Shot 25: Rack Focus Point of view (POV) shot of the remote control in the Professor’s hands emphasizing that he is controlling the cars action.
Shot 26: Rack Focus A low angle medium close up (MCU) shot of the car.
Shot 27: Rack Focus Extreme close up (ECU) of the Professor’s finger on the remote control.
Shot 28: Rack Focus A low angle extreme close up (ECU) of the cars back tire, portraying the action within the scene.
Shot 29: Rack Focus Point of view (POV) shot of the Professor’s remote control.
Shot 30: Rack Focus Extreme close up (ECU) shot of the car, which includes tilting from tire to the front side of the car.
Shot 31: Point of view (POV) shot of the remote control activating car by the Professor.
Shot 32: Medium close up (MCU) shot of both the Professor and Marty including a dolly shot.
Shot 33: Point of view (POV) of the Professor’s remote control.
Shot 34: A two-shot (TS) of the Professor and Marty.
Shot 35: Pont of view (POV) of the Professor and Marty.
Shot 36: A low angle medium close up (MCU) shot of the car in motion.
Shot 37: A low angle wide shot (WS) of the car driving towards the Professor and Marty.
Shot 38: Wide shot (WS) of car driving passed by (side angle).
Shot 39: Wide shot (WS) of Einstein in the car.
Shot 40: Close up (CU) shot of passing car.
Shot 41: A back angle wide shot (WS) of the car driving towards both the Professor and Marty.
Shot 42: Mid shot (MS) of the Professor and Marty then follows a pan shot of Marty moving away.
Shot 43: Over the shoulder (OSS) wide shot (WS) of the Professor and Marty in wait of the cars arrival.
Shot 44: Extreme close up (ECU) of sequence numbers.
Shot 45: Medium close-up (MCU) of Einstein in the car behind the wheel.
Shot 46: Extreme close-up (ECU) of sequence numbers/count down.
Shot 47: Medium close-up (MCU) of Einstein in the car.
Shot 48: Wide shot (WS) at a low angle of the car driving forward in which a pan shot is used throughout entire shot.
Shot 49: A two-shot (TS) of the Professor and Marty due to bright light approaching.
Shot 50: Extreme wide shot (EWS) of the car vanishing into time towards/ through Marty and the Professor.
Shot 51: A low angle medium close-up (MCU) of fire between Marty and the Professor’s legs.
Shot 52: Wide shot WS) of the backs of the Professor and Marty.
Shot 53: Medium close-up MCU) shot of the Professor and Marty with shocked faces with zoom lenses in effect.

3 Movies (Genre)

Title: The House Bunny
Release: 2008
Director: Fred Wolf
Producers: Adam Sandler, Jack Giarraputo, Allen Covert, and Heather Parry
Studio Company: Relativity Media
Genre: This movie is comedy because it's truly funny and plus it's about a PLAYBOY BUNNY whose blond and dumb.
Main Characters: Anna Faris, Colin Hanks, Emma Stone, Kat Denings, Katherine McPhee, Rumer Willis, Kiely Williams, Leslie Del Rosario, Beverly D'Angelo, Christopher McDonald, and Hugh M. Hefner
Plot:This movie is about a playboy bunny named Shelly that is kicked out of the mansion after turning 27 and has no place to go, until she falls in with the sorority girls from Zeta Alpha Zeta. They're going to lose their home as well and with the help of Shelly she can give them some just enough flavor to save their home. Along the way of their change they find a change within themselves that lead to who they truly are.
Review: I thought this movie was breath-takingly funny. It has a great message to the story and it can relate to many college students or those who have no place to go or call home.



















Title: Disturbia
Release: 2007
Director: D.J. Caruso
Producers: Jackie Marcus, Joe Medjuck, and E Bennett Walsh
Studio Company: DreamWorks SKG
Genre: The movie is based as thriller, mystery, and drama because their is death involved in the story as long suspense of who the killer may be and the story has a life situation that he must delt with in order to survive.
Main Characters: Shia LaBeouf, Sarah Roemer, Carrie-Anne Moss, David Morse, and Aaron Yoo
Plot: The movie is about a teenage boy who is under house arrest and as he lays alone in his house he tends to witness a murder that he has only seen and must prove before he might just get him next.
Review: I thought this movie was pretty good for not being all scary. It has a great story line and the main character was superb and one of my favorites. It had its jumps here and there and it really throws you off and then your like whoa, how did that happen?



















Title: Penelope
Release: 2008
Director: Mark Palansky
Producers: Reese Witherspoon, Scott Steindorff, and Jennfier Simpson
Studio Company: Stone Village Pictures
Genre: The movie is based on obviously fantasy because there's no one with a curse that has a pig snout for a nose and of course romace because she falls in love with a non blue blood and she's also trying to get married.
Main Characters: Christina Ricci, James McAvoy, Catherine O'Hara,Reese Witherspoon, Peter Dinklage, Simon Woods, Richard E. Grant, and Ronnie Ancona
Plot: The story is about a girl named Penelope who was unfortunately cursed with a pigs snout because of her great great great grandfathers foolish acts of love, so a witch cursed them. But, in order to break the course one of her own kind (blue bloods)must except her for her till death do they part.
Review: The movie was truly magical and optimistic yet inspirational. I love the message of this story, it catches many teenagers eyes, I recommend anyone to watch it. It's quirky and a delight to watch.

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