Editing 657: Movie Narrative Charts
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The lines are labeled Juror 1 through Juror 12. They are all perfectly horizontal and parallel. | The lines are labeled Juror 1 through Juror 12. They are all perfectly horizontal and parallel. | ||
− | The joke in the 12 Angry Men graphic is that in the movie all 12 jurors (the angry men) are in the same room for the entire duration of the movie. They never move and they all always interact with each other, hence their lines stay straight and close to each other. | + | The joke in the 12 Angry Men graphic is that in the movie all 12 jurors (the angry men) are in the same room for the entire duration of the movie. They never move and they all always interact with each other, hence their lines stay straight and close to each other. |
− | This is actually not entirely true | + | This is actually not entirely true as the movie begins in the court room and a couple of times during the proceedings a few jurors goes into the washroom and have a brief discussion there, and finally in the very last scene two jurors have a brief exchange in front of the courthouse. But basically there is no need for such a narrative chart, and that is the joke. |
=== {{w|Primer_(film)|''Primer''}} === | === {{w|Primer_(film)|''Primer''}} === |