13 Film - Fight club

Fightclubcritapproaches from Shaun Grimsley

John Carter Case study: As Media Studies

John Carter case study G322 media from alevelmedia

Year 12 Film REFLECTIVE ANALYSIS - 750 Words. Due - APRIL 13th

AS Film Studies Reflective Analysis Guidance booklet from Naamah Hill

Single film: Critical Approaches to FIGHT CLUB - Year 13 Films Studies

http://ilovethatfilm.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/using-critical-approaches-to-study.html

Fight Club: Misogyny and Feminism - A2 Film Studies Example Answer

http://ilovethatfilm.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/fight-club-feminism-and-misogyny-a2.html

American History X: Past paper responses

http://ilovethatfilm.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/a2-film-studies-exam-practice.html


http://ilovethatfilm.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/wjec-a2-film-studies-exam-practice.html


http://ilovethatfilm.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/a2-film-studies-exam-practice.html


http://ilovethatfilm.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/a2-film-studies.html

Year 13 EMOTIONAL RESPONSE: Noel Carrol

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4686162/AS%20FS%20Exam%20-Emotional%20Response%20Dropbox/Emotional%20-Noel%20Carroll%20-Emotion%20%26%20Genre.pdf



Please Read this from the 2nd Paragraph. There are some very good quotes in there.

For example:

"Often it is out hatred of certain characters...that keep us riveted to the screen."


"It is surprising to what extent darker emotions like anger, hatred, and revenge provide the cement that holds our attention on the popular movies we consume."


These would be very useful when discussing certain characters from both AHX and CRASH (2005).