The thriller genre is one of the most popular in film, due to the
fact that the many films can have thriller elements the sheer number of
sub-genres means they intertwine with almost every other film. All genders and
mostly adults watch thrillers, due to adult themes in them.
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Quentin Tarantino,"The King of Dialogue" |
In my opinion, my thriller would hopefully
be appeal to both genders above the age of 15. The film would later introduce
characters that would be appeal, if I were to make the opening scene into a
feature length film the co-protagonist would be a rookie female police
detective trying to find the victim, who has to deal with institutional sexism
and doubts that she is in some way involved in the kidnapping. This hopefully
would appeal to the female audience who would find a character they can relate
to. For the male audience the other co-protagonist, the victim or the two
antagonists would appeal to them. The film in my opinion would be rated 15, as
they even the opening scene has explicit language and violence; these would
also be rife in the film as they are key conventions of thrillers. Action and
to a lesser extent violence will appeal to the male audience who often enjoy
them. The fact that the film is British: British cast and set in Britain means
that internationally it may have less interest as other countries might
not understand accents or slang, however it will have more national interest.
Another point is that people from older generations may dislike the film due to
them finding the explicit language offensive. On the other hand, in my opinion
those who are fans of crime thrillers and also of Quentin Tarantino will
especially enjoy this thriller. As I would like my thriller to have the same
slick dialogue that Tarantino is known for and the same use of excessive
violence and swearing.
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