THE END OF THE SUN FILM MOVIE
Secondly, Jamie, by the conclusion of the movie is able to overcome the existential crisis that he suffers. In addition, this problem also fits well with the theme of the movie because it adds another element to contrast how much Jamie has changed, thus fulfilling the director's purpose. . It also adds to the emotional, physical and mental threats that Jamie faces throughout the movie. This shows us how Jamie by the end of the movie is broken and no longer holds the Japanese in great esteem. Throughout the movie we can see Jamie repeatedly saying things such as "The Japanese will win, they have better fighters and more courage". For example, at the start of the movie we can see how Jim basically adores the Japanese say that they had better planes and more courage. One of the problems that Jamie had to bear that was the existential crisis that he had. Jamie, the main character, faces many challenges throughout the course of this film. In the end, however, Spielberg does a great job in showing how Jamie had changed over the course of the movie, which was his intention right from the start. . The director used many camera techniques and film techniques to express things such as: Jim being older, and the PTS that Jim suffers at the final stage of the movie (high angle to make him look weak). SHERWOOD viewers were left seriously distracted by a ‘unrecognisable’ BBC star after their dramatic transformation. In the final stages of the movie he does overcome the challenges, but at a large personal cost.
Jamie then has many challenges to face such as his separation from his parents and kin, the hardships faced in the POW camp, and his experience of death all round him. His lifestyle is then pulled apart after the effects of Pearl Harbor when the Japanese decided to bomb the crowded streets of Shanghai. This film Empire of the Sun, directed by Steven Spielberg is a story about a boy called Jamie (later Jim) who lives in the lap of luxury in the wealthy suburbs of Shanghai, China. With the filmmakers focus on mythopoeia, Morning Sun is ultimately about the cultural forces that shaped the revolutionary mindset as much as it is about the.
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