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‘Review analyse and comment in detail, on the opening sequences of ‘The Mummy’ considering its audience appeal’
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Alex Watson FINAL - ENGLISH GCSE MEDIA 'Review analyse and comment in detail, on the opening sequences of 'The Mummy' considering its audience appeal'. 'Didn't your mother ever tell you not to try and bring back the dead'? Flesh eating scarabs, action packed features and humorous comments you cannot help laugh at! Genuine romance that will sweep you off your feet, 'The Mummy' has it all! This outstanding film directed by Stephen Sommers is guaranteed to entertain an audience of all ages. Firstly, let's look at Rick O' Connell. Enough said! Tall, broad, a handsome hero. Any female viewer will find him attractive as they gaze at his burly body. Men idolise him, especially when he is willing to lose his life to save the woman of his dreams ('gullible Evie')! Medium and close up shots settle upon brawny Rick as he battles resolutely through 'Hamunaptra', on a nerve-racking quest...
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