Gravity and Hurt locker are similar in the ways of how they use science in their scenes and the suspension that the scenes have. Both films fall under the genre of drama, both films have intense scenes. In Gravity the protagonist, who is Dr. Ryan Stone is dealing with a personal struggle with her faith. She goes to space to escape her problems that she has, the biggest being dealing with the death of her daughter and learning to live without her. Similarly in Hurt Locker Sgt. James who is avoiding his responsibilities of his wife and child back home. He seems to be happier being in another country away from his family at which any time his life could come to an end. Even though both of these films are similar Hurt locker has a documentary…show more content… He uses wide-angle shots to make it even more realistic, he uses these shots to show how space is endless. Cuarón takes long shots, for example there is a time in the film where he presents space to his audience, he uses long shots to express how empty space is by doing this it sticks with you throughout the entire film which helps you better understand how the characters feel in space especially Dr. Ryan…show more content… Another example of a diegetic sound would be the robot machine that helps to find the bombs and the control that is being used to move it towards the bombs. The machine also goes over rocks and others things on the road, which also creates diegetic sounds. Non-diegetic is someone talking on the radio or intercom because we don’t see it on the screen. ADR is used when the officers and yelling at the people to move out of the way and trying to get them out of the danger when they are trying to find and disarm a
