Name
We're the Millers
Release date
August 23rd 2013
Awards
"Funniest film of the year" - Sunday express, MTV movie award for best kiss and Teen Choice award for best actress
Main Actors
Jennifer Aniston, Emma Roberts, Jason Sudeikis, Will Poulter and Ed Helms
Directors
Rawson Marshall Thurber
Narrative
There is a you tube video playing right at the start of the scene, this then turns out to be the main Character David Clark watching it. He then reserves text messages from different people, these turn to be asking for drugs. So he fills his suitcase with various types of drugs before leaving his flat. David goes to varies people, from a mum with a baby to a high class business man.
Characters in opening scene
In the first scene of We're the Millers the audience only meets the main character and gives clues of his life and what he does.
Setting
The first setting is Davids flat, which looks like a typical drug dealers flat. Then tracks David delivering the drugs to other people.
Technical analysis
Technique
(Camera, setting, people, props).
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What,
how and when is this shown
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Meaning
and what it suggests to the audience
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Funny YouTube
videos
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Right at the start David is watching funny you tube videos
on his laptop.
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This give a clue to the audience that is the main
character is watching a funny video then there could be a chance of the film
being funny as well.
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What the main
character says and how he says it
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The script is well written for the first scene
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The first few thing David says in the first scene are quite funny and
are probably there to draw in the audience and make them think if you’re
laughing now carry on watching till later.
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Facial
expressions
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Main on David in the first scene and who he gives
the drugs to.
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The facial expressions do draw you in while starting
to watch the film. The get the audience’s attention and makes you (the audience)
feel like a part of the film. This makes the first scene funny as the
audience feel like the characters are speaking to you in a funny way.
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Who David delivers
the drugs to
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In the first scene you see David delivering drugs to other people.
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David delivers the drugs to mum of a baby, business man chef. This
makes the first scene quite funny as you wouldn’t expect these people wanting
drugs.
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Music
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The music last all the way through the first scene.
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The music is very upbeat and jolly like. This tells
the audience that the film is similar to the music. It also makes you want to
watch the rest of the film as it kind of grabs your attention.
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Shots
1. Medium shot
2. Medium close up
3. close up - laptop, phone, drugs and money (when the drugs and money are being given)
4. Medium long shot
5. Long shot - end of opening scene
Sound
1. Diegetic sound
2. Soundtrack - starts at the beginning of film even through titles and then finished at 2 mins and 12 seconds
3. Dialogue - only when on phone to his mum no other time during the opening scene
Representation of characterThe main character in the opening scene is shown as the stereotypical male, this is through the settings he is shown in, his costume and personality. He is shown as independent, intelligent and brave which are the main stereotypes features for men.
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