Movie review

Movie review

Movie review
Pretty Woman

  Pretty woman is a remarkable movie with an exceptionally touching love story. The form of love shown is the movie is extremely rare and not seen very frequently seen in today’s world. But at the same time it brings out reality and shows us the real world. It shows us how love can make drastic changes in the lives of people and bring light in darkest time of a person’s life. The movie shows us how a mere prostitute changes the life   of a huge business man to such an extent that from breaking and ruining companies he starts creating them. The movie is a Cinderella story in our modern society. It’s the ultimate love story, which brings hope to everyone.  
      The technical aspects which I have chosen to work on are set and costume design and sound effects. The sound effects of any movie make it understandable and interesting to the audience. Sound effects consist of the dialogues, subtle tones, the mood of the movie, the tone of the script, the songs and many other special effects. Pretty Woman is noted for its musical selections and launched a immensely successful soundtrack. The film features the song "Oh, Pretty Woman" by Roy Orbison, the title of which inspired that of the movie. The voice, the song and the simple lyrics is just amazing. "Be mine tonight, Pretty Woman" is an incredible quote from the song. Roxette's "It Must Have Been Love" reached the topmost position on the Billboard ‘Hot 100’ in June 1990 and was a big hit and it really helped advertising the movie at the box office for a large audience. The soundtrack also features "King of Wishful Thinking" by Go West, has enough heart pain in the lyrics, to melt the hardest one. "Fallen" by Lauren Wood is a soft-spoken song with a voice which has a good atmosphere all trough the song. "Show Me Your Soul" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, "No Explanation" by Peter Cetera and "Wild Women Do" by Natalie Cole are the other splendid songs.
    The opera featured in the...