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Semiotic Analysis

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Music and Movies

 

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June 20, 2014

 

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Shadows since the beginning of time have been known to symbolize spirits. At various points in the film, the camera reverts to shots of shadows that signify the presence of spirits around Cole. Doors and windows are also extremely important in this film. Dr. Malcolm comes across many locked doors throughout the film...
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Dr. Malcolm comes across many locked doors throughout the film. Doors are said to signify entrance Wilson 2 into other dimensions and realities. Dr. Malcolm's encounters with locked doors are a way of clueing the audience in on his severed connection with the real world. At one point in the film Dr...
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