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References-

Modernism-

Costume-The Blue Boy, Little Joe Bonanza

Broad movement of Western art, architecture and


design which self-consciously rejected the past as a
Dr King Schultz-His name was king-1971 film model for the art of the present, and placed on
Broomhilda Von Shaft-Shaft Blaxploitation film emphasis on format qualities within artworks and
processes. Influenced by new technologies, no longer
Mandingo-trade/fighting-film
had to adhere to strict conventions.
Explosion-The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

DeletionOnce upon a dream-Malificent, 1959


sleeping beauty. No happily ever after
No romantic scenes, elevator only thing
close yet self-reflexive not romantic
Fairy tale-real hero, hunched over
monster-beast to man
Cowboy film yet no cowboys

Why are some media products


described as postmodern?

Weird for the sake of being weirdTraitional Western hero/damsel in distress yet
black.
Noble gunfighter shaping the young rookie

Drive Lana Del ReyBlack Mirror


Django Unchained
into a lethal killing machine yet German and
The Lego Movie
Black=outsiders
ParodyFree man and overcame Calvin Candy
yet made out to be a clown-dancing
horse, explosion stance, cheesy smile
and applaud from Hildi.

Theory-

Childish/silly yet sold to mass audience

References may only apply to the


hyper-spectator someone who has a
deep knowledge of cinema-Cohen

No good guys yet you root for the driver=hero

DELETION-Levi-Strauss

KKK

Intertextuality-Genette

National Anthem-Marilyn Monroe

Lego movie moral- the medium of the


method-what is taken from I rather
than what is said-McLuhan

Social Media powers

Shark/scorpion fable.
Real hero song
O my love when Shannon dies
Engage and involve I the hero story but
actualy hidden message about fathers and
sons. Layers of reality-lego/humn/human with
moving lego

Jameson-vacuous, meaningless
circle-e.g. Lego movie, endless
references

Myth of progress

Black Mirrors hyper-reality-Baudrillard

Fake fodder

Hyper-real futuristic setting

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