Frankenweenie is a 3D film directed by the famous film director, film producer, writer and artist, Tim Burton. The film has a dark, gothic, and horror style taste that add spice to the award winning movie. The story runs with a boy named Victor who has a dog named Sparky. They are so close to each other that Victor does not have other friends except his dog. One day, Sparky was accidentally bumped by a car and died. By using the power of science, Victor resurrected his dog Sparky.
Movie makers have their own ways to convey their messages. According to Meriam Webster Dictionary website, Visual Communication is any system of signalling in which the signals are received by the eye. In the movie Frankenween
...ie, Tim Burton uses three dimensional stop-motion as a way to express and illustrate the story. For me, the best part of the movie is the moment when Victor never gave up and never loses hope. In some point, people tend to give up easily when they thought that there is no hope anymore.
But in this part of the movie, Victor showed how he loves Sparky that he is willing to do anything no matter what might be the consequences. The worst part of the movie is when Sparky died in a car accident. If you lose someone that became a part of your life, it is like the whole world falls on you and all you feel is nothing but loneliness and hurt. And you know that no matter what you do, there is nothing you can do to bring him back. I don’t like
this part because personally, I don’t want goodbyes because for me, goodbyes mean parting ways.
Summing up, all the pictures from the film connote how the story flows. In just a look, you will be able to know what happen even without sounds or texts because the pictures say it all. This can be related to the visual communication. I can say that Tim Burton did a great job in his film Frakenweenie because he was able to deliver his message to the audience. May it be the best or the worst part of the movie, what really matters is the message itself and the moral lessons it gives.
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