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Blair Kitrick November 20, 2013 Hollywood Renascence Final Presentation
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“I’m gonna make him an offer he can’t refuse.”
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Rejecting Establishment Value/Moral Ambiguity Elliptical Nature Not Morally Satisfying Self-Consious Muse of Cinematic Effects Rejects the Production Code Social Values Presented in a New Way
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Director/Screenplay “Film Brat” 31 Years Old Going against Studios Wishes Followed 3 other films Wrote half of the script while Puzo wrote the other
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i96VS_z8 y7g
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Created from Rejection of Establishment Values. Who is good? Who is bad?
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Elliptical Nature in Hollywood Renascence
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At the end of The Godfather the audience is NOT morally satisfied. Although the central question is answered.
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Like Bonnie and Clyde
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Simple intertextual ruptures such as “Don sits” when he is really standing in the film. Three main, important, BIG intertextual ruptures. Oranges Enzo’s reaction to the possible shooting. Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes.
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Through out the script there are scenes were oranges are around but the script does not say anything about oranges. “Int. Woltz dining room-Night. Hagen and Woltz are seated at the table being served.” (Page 20) No mention of oranges Importance of oranges Why were oranges not mentioned?
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“A long black car drives up and stops. Michael and Enzo pretend they are armed. The car drives of.”
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“Int. Lobby of Building- Night Luca goes into the bar, to Bruno Tattaglia, who stands behind it.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7RMKq8R Qj4
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