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Music and Movies

 

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August 25, 2015

 

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Most of Haggis's characters are delivered as both the victims and creators of the racism surrounding them. A love-hate relationship that is created between the characters and the audience is what delivers the film's sad and ominous tone. Another factor that contributes to the tone of the film is the diegetic music, sound played in the film that the characters cannot hear...
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The music in Crash is a soft and slow, and much of the time the lyrics are in a foreign language. The strongest example of the love-hate relationship is that of Officer Ryan (Matt Dillon) and Officer Hanson (Ryan Phillippe). Throughout the movie Officer Hanson is portrayed as the good, white, male police officer, and Officer Ryan is portrayed as the bad, white, male police officer...
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