Originally posted by Surreal_44
Wrong, wrong, wrong....When Beckett mentions that Jack is Will's friend, Will is being cautious. He's already in trouble for helping Jack, and he's suspicious of Beckett. He doesn't want Beckett to know too much about how close he and Jack actually are.Of course, Will is not experienced enough to mask his emotions, but he's getting there. Beckett is just excellent at manipulation. Also, you have to remember, Will and Elizabeth probably have not seen Jack since he escaped...so they aren't building a friendship with him.
The wedding is meant to be...but Beckett timed his arrival to break up the wedding, to show everyone who's in charge now, and because it would be more motivation to get everyone to do what he wants them to do.
All the foreshadowing isn't foreshadowing, but more of a ploy to get you to believe something, while something else is lurking under the depths and is just biding its time to jump out and catch you off guard.
As for Will not repeating the "Captain" bit, I think he realized he had just made a mistake, and was silently berating himself for it. He shouldn't have acted so familiar with Jack Sparrow, because then Beckett has something more to use against him.
This might be an example of reading just a teeny bit too much into a scene. Just a bit. 😉
LOL TRUST ME..the wedding is NOT meant to be...its not a happy ever after for Will/Liz...no way no how.
also Its not looking too much into a scene.
Please dont ever say someone can look too much into a scene when you have no knowledge of film studies..T&T/gore had to study the exact same way as me in college to get to where they are today, they would probably laugh at someone saying "they dont think about what they put into a scene"
..everything put into a scene is thought out long before they even shoot...so that little look Will gives? He was probably told to do it to look jealous. the setting? Everything means something. The setting can often reflect the characters emotions..the colour of the scene is drained..reflecting Lizzies emotions..and this is before the wedding even gets stopped. Before she knows Will is even arrested..the atmosphere is reflecting how she feels.."miserable about the wedding"..she's emotionally drained..she then snaps on about Jack...and we are introduced to Jack in a coffin..then we get that line later on "widow before marriage, searching for her husband lost at sea"
you cant even BE a widow before marriage unles you were perviously married to someone else and they have lft you to persue a hobby or have dies..since when did Will do either before their marriage?
I had to write and draw a story board for my college coursewok and before I could even start I had to think about what I was going to put into the mise en scene first that would reflect what I was trying to portay with, camera angles, lighting, setting, camera directions, color all to add to my over all theme for character.
"The use of mise-en-scene elements by a film maker helps the viewer to "read" a scene in a particular way. Mise-en-scene can offer the viewer information and meanings connected to character, genre, atmosphere, mood, place, space and time. Elements of mise-en-ecene may be repeated within a film and they may also change. you should carefully identify the elements which are constant and those which change and consider why this difference occurs"Mise en scene:
1) setting
2) decor
3) props
"The objects included in a scene are also essential in the generation of meaning. They could give information about genre, historical period or character"
4) costume
5) make-up
6) colour
7) Character body language and movement
(also camera angles often come into play here)
ALL of these can be used in film to create themes/meaning (deeper meaning)
"Elements of mise-en-ecene may be repeated within a film and they may also change. you should carefully identify the elements which are constant and those which change and consider why this difference occurs"
I take this into consideration when talking about Liz at the start of the movie and Liz at the end of the movie..she's mourning Jack..and its repeated later on at the end. but there is also a difference but the theme be constant..Jack is REALLY gone from her life now..he's not just absent and in a coffin after her mourning at a funeral type scene (mise en scene again peeps)