Film Analysis: The Woman In Black Two Angle Of Death

Anyone who views films for either enjoyment or critique has set expectations for a given film. Genera by far has the most to do with audience expectations and demands of viewers. Based on genera, expectation are set fourth for a film. For example, horror movies are expected to be scary and draw in an audience. Comedy on the other hand is meant to be funny and relatable to viewers. Both genera’s of film are designed to entertain an audience in one way or another. Yet the question at hand is what makes a good film? Why should viewers be enamored with one film and not another? The simple answer is the film met its genera’s expectations. Meeting expectations has a lot to do with personal preference. When expectations are not met, critiques

Critiques not only missed out on a brilliant film, but also missed the movie at its best. , The woman in Black is about a young lawyer that goes to a remote village and discovers that there is a vengeful ghost known as the woman in black. Her infamous legend is due to the fact that she had been deemed unfit to take care of her son and after the loss of her son. She lost her mind and committed suicide. Now her ghost haunts the people of her local village. As stated in the film whenever she seen and whoever by one thing is certain a child will die. This is because the terror and curse that goes along with her is taking her pain out on the local children of her village. In the first movie The woman in Black is thoroughly depicted through the course of the movie. As a viewer we all can expect tortured children and victims. The second movie depicts a scene from the second world war where children in England are taken away from their parents and families and sent to a group home for safety from the bombings during World War II. It has been 40 years since she was last seen and when the children get there they are accompanied by there to teach years eve and Jean. What made this movie fairly good is the fact that the woman in black also has a personal connection with the teacher Eve. Both woman had a child taken away. Both were devastated from the experience. Unlike Eve though, The woman in black tortures children. As revenge for loss of her own