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7/23/2019 Media Work Spy Film Research

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NARRATIVE

Ethan and team take on their most impossible

mission yet, eradicating the Syndicate - an

International rogue organization as highly skilled as

they are, committed to destroying the I!"#I$%&

The 'lm is in a liner narrati(e and continues

throughout in a chronological order"


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)ENRE

ission impossible rouge nation is the '*th in the mission

impossible series" It is an action ad(enture spy thriller"

The use o* the mission impossible theme tune has loud

accents to create tension and atmosphere throughout the 'lm"

+oe(er hen they us opera music this creates a *alse sense

o* security and as the tempo uickens the action reaches its

peak also" The use o* spy technology and dangerous stuntsshos that this 'lm is a spy action ad(enture"


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RE.RESENTATI/N

Ethan +unt is a senior 'eld agent *or the I!, he is daring

and deemed unstoppable by e(eryone ho knos him" +e is

represented as athletic and (ery cle(er" This is the typical

representation o* a strong male character"

%en0i $unn a*ter the I! is shut don $unn 'nds himsel*

behind the desk orking as normal again" +e is e1tremely

intelligent and is a technology hacker and can control hate(er

he ants" +e is represented as loyal and trustorthy"


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A2$IEN3E

As mission impossible is an age rating 45A this means that the audience is aimed *rom

around ages 456 there are some (iolent scenes hich makes it a 45A" The audience are

any ages *rom abo(e this and not male or *emale speci'c" The use o* opera in the 'lm

such as nessun dorma and spy technology and the use o* motorbikes and cars means

that there are *eatures o* the 'lm hich appeal to e(eryone7s interests" The use o*

*amous actors such as Tom cruise and Simon .egg ill also attract an older audience as

they are o*ten *eatured in 'lms appealing to adults" This may see adults see the 'lm as

they are recognised actors" The comedy side o* the 'lm appeals to teens and adults as

they en0oy the comical side o* the 'lm hich shos tom cruise ha(ing things comically

go rong hen trying to complete a mission" The spy tech and action elements o* the

'lm appeal to all as it is an e1iting atch" The typical audience *or this 'lm ill be

middle and loer class"


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SEANTI3 AN$ S8NTA3TI3E9EENTS"

Semantic: !ast cars and motorbike chases, hand print touch

car unlocking technology, big e1plosions, stunts#hanging o*

the side o* a plane& parachute 0umps" These are all semantic

elements *or a mission impossible as a spy thriller"

Syntactic elements: )ood VS %ad Ethan +unt (s the

syndicate" The use o* tension *rom dramatic music, action

*rom car chases and tension *rom e1iting stunts hich theyare not sure hether they ill be able to pull o* or not"


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NARRATIVE

A spy organization recruits an unre'ned, but promising

street kid into the agency7s ultra-competiti(e training

program, 0ust as a global threat emerges *rom a tisted

tech genius"#I$%&

Initially the 'lm starts in a ar zone 4; years ago one o*

the men dies and the ne1t scene is o* one o* the kingsmen

telling his *amily it then 0umps in time to the present day

and the rest o* the narrati(e is in a liner *ashion"


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)ENRE

The kingsman is an action ad(enture comedy spy

'lm

In there 'lm the use uick cuts in scenes and

dramatic soundtrack ith many loud accents in

creates tension and e1citement throughout the 'lm"

The *ace paced music creates a sense o* urgency andaction" The


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RE.RESENTATI/N

The key characters in my 'lm are"

Eggsy#)arry& 2nin a teenager ho gets caught up getting into trouble ith

his mothers boy*riend ho is seen as the head o* his gang o* *riends" They take

great delight in getting eggsy into trouble" Eggsy is represented as a typical

trouble making teenager at the beginning o* the 'lm but by the end the

representation changes and he becomes a hero"

Valentine is an e(il super-(illain ho ants too ha(e a ingsman tailors# hich is the co(er up *or him being a spy&

he is a typical representation o* an upper class male ho is ell spoken and

ell dressed"


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A2$IEN3E

The audience *or the >ingsman secret ser(ice are ages 4?( and abo(e"

The use o* gore and (iolence is prominent throughout the 'lm are there

are many uses o* se1ual re*erences *or comical e@ect hich ould beinappropriate *or children younger" The audience is mainly 4?-5? as the

main character Eggsy is a rebellious teen himsel* so teenagers can

relate" +oe(er the use o* 3olin !irth as his mentor may also encourage

adults to ant to see the 'lm also as he is a ell respected actor and i*

he is in the 'lm it is going to be e1pected to be good" The typical type o*

people ho ill ant to see this 'lm ill be middle and loer class

teenagers ho en0oy comedy and action"


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SEANTI3 AN$ S8NTA3TI3E9EENTS

Semantic elements such as guns, hand grenades,

poison and posh airplanes" These are all semantic

elements hich are in(ol(ed ith a spy action 'lm"

Syntactic elements such as action made by 'ght

scenes, tension created by the spy7s not knoing i*

they can trust eachother"

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