The Most Dangerous Game Movie Review Summary
Actors: Joel McCrea, Fay Wray, Leslie Banks, Robert Armstrong, Noble Johnson
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THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME is a movie directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel in 1932.
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Joel McCrea's boat sinks after having hit the reefs of an isolated Pacific island. McCrea, the only survivor, manages to reach Count Zaroff's mansion where he meets Fay Wray and her brother who also survived a boat crash.
Their host Zaroff is a man whose obsession is to hunt people on his island. If the victims are still alive when dawn comes, Zaroff will let them live. Says he. On the next morning, McCrea and Fay Wray disappear in the jungle with a 24 hours advantage on Zaroff. But the island is so small it's almost impossible to hide from Zaroff and his dogs.
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Plot & ThemesComposition of Book Actual chase scenes or violence 50%Planning/preparing, gather info, debate puzzles/motives 10%Feelings, relationships, character bio/development 40% Time/Era of Movie: - 1930's-1950's Spying & Terrorists - Yes Cloak & Dagger Plotlets: - game where people are huntedMain CharacterIdentity: - Male Profession/status: - writer Age: - 20's-30's Ethnicity/Nationality - White (American)SettingJungles? - Yes Jungles - alligators/crocs Water? - Yes Water: - pleasure/love boat - drowning Island? - Yes Island: - Mean guy who wants to hunt/mutate - stranded - Pacific Island Misc setting - fort/military installationWriting StyleAccounts of torture and death? - non-gory references to death/punishment Kind of violence: - hand to hand - guns - knives Unusual forms of death - eaten - drowned - perforation--bullets - perforation--swords/knives Any profanity? - None Is this movie based on a - book |
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