Topic > Analysis of the ultimate crime film - 1099

Robberies, murders, revenge... some of the most famous films focus on some of the vilest human acts. Our instinctive nature of craving unpredictability is often satisfied through crime films, whether through fear, thrill, perplexity, mystification, disgust, horror, amazement, shock, or even offense. So, what exactly constitutes the quintessential crime film? People find themselves paralyzed by this popular medium, forming an addiction to the prodigious and prodigious plots, the sharp protagonists and often the least expected outcomes. As a crime movie fanatic myself, I can assure you that these elements are crucial in heightening the overall impact it has on you as a viewer. I am aware that some claims have been made today in terms of a seminal example of this genre, however I am here to convince you otherwise. It's the film directed by Bruce Beresford, "Double Jeopardy". Although initially released in 1999, this lurid and absurd thriller is consistent with the core elements of any crime film worth its salt. Being branded as uncompromisingly brutal, this plausible plot incorporates legal terminology, reflected in the title which in turn adds to the protagonist's reasoning. Set authentically in the urban world with the inclusion of twists, red herrings, the need to unmask the bad guys and the overall contrast between good and evil, this film is the ultimate collection of deception and mystery. I stand before you to say with certainty that Beresford has created the quintessential crime film, elements of which are highly responsible for its success. The director of any film is required not only to conform a captivating plot to an exceptional screenplay, but also to include multimodal attributes that help in t...... middle of paper ......ent areas of crime but contain the common element of suspense and candidness, 'Double Jeopardy' triumphs in this area. With Ashley Judd being presented with the Blockbuster Entertainment Award for "Favorite Actress - Suspense" and the film being nominated twice for the Saturn Award for "Best Action/Adventure/Thriller," it's fair to say that "Double Jeopardy" has instantly fascinated crime lovers, drawing them in and making them oblivious to the outside world. With its mood so unyielding that the viewer doesn't even wonder if the protagonist has the will to seek revenge, 'Double Jeopardy' proves to be the crime film par excellence. The film's dislocated emotional effect appeals to everyone's sense of ruthlessness and with the inclusion of the techniques and conventions discussed Beresford has created the definitive example of the detective genre..