The Fly
Begins with a sound bridge (shotgun being cocked, and an
audio line), immediately setting us up for what’s next to follow. Already sets
the scene of a robbery, without the need for visual cues.
The title screen flashes brightly multiple times and in
rapid succession, so anyone with epilepsy be sure to skip this one out. Other
than catching our attention, it heightens expectations simply due to how
overdramatic the film is with its entry.
Robbery never actually shown, only audio of men shouting violently
and some scared screaming along with the bank’s closed doors shown, leaving us
to assume the robbery is taking place.
The sound of the fly is continuously heightened and brought
to the forefront, and the distinguishable, sharp buzzing.
No shot is entirely stationary; camera is at the very least
swaying. Gives off a more naturalistic perspective, as rarely do people ever
stand completely still.
Multiple shots of bank door, along with sound of chaos
inside gives us a sense of time as it forces the audience to imagine the
robbery progressing over time.
Man Vs Nature? Ironic how driver does everything in his
might to get rid of the fly and it just keeps effortlessly buzzing around and
coming back to haunt him.
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