Mr. Silverman uses his created framework which is broken down into: Story elements, Social influences, Business aspects, filmmaker tricks, followed by few comparisons and reviews of other successful, well-done films or books. For the story section, Silverman makes it clear that nearly all elements of an interesting film eventually lead right back to the story...
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An interesting statement is made, “The form of the story is less important than its relevance”. This is a worthy point, but it does have exceptions. His framework is used to analyze the story of “I, Robot” and the way it is told, essentially by stating how the filmmakers took a highly relevant and fascinating subject, and turned it into a “caricature”...
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