#Media180LabSpring1030 Do the Right Thing ultimately left me pensive. It was a bit of a rough watch, especially the Fight tbe Power scene - Spike Lee’s usage of camera angles exacerbated the tension and made it feel thick, almost enough to choke on it. You could feel it in the back of your throat.
I felt a deep, reflective sadness watching a slow, sweaty build to a riot that felt personal--not senseless. Mookie's act was a spark in a world already burning. The close-ups, heat, and "fight the power" made it intimate and visceral. Who's right when everything's wrong? #Media180LabSpring1030
Do the right thing is a very emotionally ridden movie. The scene of Radio Raheem being killed during arrest was very upsetting. Through the use of long takes and close ups, director Lee was able to build tension and truly showcase the raw emotion of each character.
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DoTheRightThing made me feel frustrated throughout the entire movie. The shots I liked the most were the angles from which they made the characters talk, from down to up, making the character look powerful, and the decision to make it tilted on purpose. #Media180LabSpring1030
The movie “Do the Right Thing”made me feel anger and frustrated,when Ratio get killed by the police because it showed how racist and injustice still affect people everyday.The low angles and Dutch angles to show power struggles and instability make the scenes feel off balance. #Media180LabSpring1030
I felt sad after Radio Raheem is killed by cops. The silence after his death made it raw. Spike Lee used close-ups to show fear and long shots to make the moment heavy. Lighting was harsh, and the music, “Fight the Power,” built tension. It came together to make scene sad #Media180LabSpring1030
Do the Right Thing made me feel upset and frustrated. It felt really tense because of the closeups, loud music and vibrant fiery colors. The ending seemed intense and really emotional because everything had been building up so much and there had been so many racial injustices #Media180LabSpring1030
Do the Right Thing" by Spike Lee is a movie that is filled with Sadness and Frustration and also uplifting. This Film does this expertly with the use of the Dutch Angle in many high tension scenes and uses the song "Fight The Power" by Public Enemy to great effect imo.
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Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing” use of the Dutch angle evokes a sense of instability and danger with its crooked angle while also reminding the audience this is a movie. This angle made the confrontational scenes even more tense for me as they expressed their anger. #media180labspring1030
After watching Do the Right Thing (1989), My immediate response was anger and sadness, the by intense close-ups, vibrant lighting, abrupt editing, and Public Enemy's "Fight the Power," which engaged me deeply in the tension and emotional resonance. #Media180LabSpring1030
I felt frustrated. The close-up on Raheem’s shoes while he was being choked by the police showed he was in pain and couldn’t breathe. The flashing lights and the way the camera moved made everything feel out of control. The whole block felt like it was ready to explode.
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Do the right Thing made me feel both anger and sadness. Spike Lee used potent music to show how characters felt like “flight the power”, also the lighting made everything look hot and tense. These things worked together to make me feel the emotions and think about unfairness.
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Spike Lee’s “Do The Right Thing” left me upset and sad. The close-ups and camera angles during the riot added to the tension and power imbalance, and immersed me in the emotional depth of the scene. I was teary eyed thinking of all those who have suffered racial injustice.
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Do the Right Thing by Spike Lee left me frustrated and saddened. The intense close-ups made me feel the emotion rising from the characters, for example the racial language being thrown around. The lighting also add a more dark feel to the story making me feel uncomfortable.
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After I watched "Do the Right Thing," I felt a mix of anger and frustration. The director's choice to take close up shots of the actors, like during heated arguments, it made the scene feel more realistic, in a way where it allowed the viewers to see the actor's true emotions. #Media180LabSpring1030
When I watched Do The Right Thing I was frustrated and angry. The hate speech in this movie is usually supported by dutch angle, which represents how hate creates imbalance in the community. At this moments characters often braking 4th wall, making viewer feel discomfort.
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“Do the Right Thing” left me angry and a little heartbroken. Spike Lee’s warm lighting, intense close-ups, and charged soundtrack builds tension. Then tilted angles and fast cuts in the riot scene amplify chaos and emotion,his film language makes the explosion feel inevitable. #Media180LabSpring1030
J'ADORE Dior Perfume, it's a snob appeal ad because it sells a lifestyle of luxury and exclusivity and implies that only those in that class wear Dior. Also, It appeals to the viewer’s desire to be admired and elevated socially. Like Rihanna! #Media180LabSpring1030
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Fendi's "For Your Self" ad, with KATSEYE uses snob appeal via showcasing luxury fashion to insinuate exclusivity and raise customer status. The cast evokes a shift toward diversity in high fashion, associating Fendi with a global, cool and luxury look #Media180LabSpring1030
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youtu.be/YXXa9oYrPCI?... Gymshark “Be a visionary”commercial uses famous testimonial technique featuring the famous personal trainer Jonnyking where encourages all people to persuade and archive their dreams and archive their goals,same as promoting the brand,being a visionary #Media180labspring1030
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The ad presents famous female athletes wearing Nike to play their respective sports. The famous-person testimonial is used, and the snob-appeal approach because the athletes are seen winning in Nike, promoting the idea that Nike wearers are winners. #Media180LabSpring1030
Nike's "Just Do It" campaign uses famous person testimonial technique, and features athletes like Serena Williams to inspire the audience. The campaign ties success and determination to the brand, and shows how Nike products represent empowerment and greatness.
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The Rolls-Royce ad utilizes snob appeal by showcasing the car as a symbol of ultimate luxury and exclusivity. It emphasizes a legacy of craftsmanship for consumers who aspire to be part of an elite class. This ad reinforces class, aligning luxury with identity and success.
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This ad uses Famous-Person Testimonial using famous athletes to promote Gatorade. It encourages people to keep on challenging themselves like athletes like Jayson Tatum and Caitlin Clark do, and also to make sure to hydrate using Gatorade.
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Dove's "Real Beauty" campaign highlights women of all ages, races, and body shapes in an effort to damage traditional notions of beauty. Dove does this by shifting the concept of beauty to encompass a wider, more inclusive spectrum of representations.
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Dawn dish soap uses the association principle with their product. When you hear Dawn dish soap, you think of their product cleaning the penguins affected by the oil spill. If Dawn can clean the penguins, it can clean everything else. #media180labspring1030
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