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I have never written a song for a movie, I've had songs in movies which is always weird, you know? When you see faces you've grown up with kind of walking down the street to one of your songs. Feels like they've stolen it! But this one, [the producers of Kick-Ass] called me in, they made me watch the movie and then gave me three days to write the song. So, I was slightly terrified...It's written completely for the film. I loved the film. It panders to all my weird obsessions and perversions. It's demented! It's wrong in every way, that's why it's so right.
Despite these very real problems, I do think the role of female characters in gialli was crucial to the shifts we have seen in both Final Girls and female characters overall in modern horror films. Robust female characters are vital on so many levels. First, they allow the audience to invest emotionally in the characters, giving any deaths an even greater payoff. Second, they allow female audience members (whose numbers have steadily increased over the years) to see themselves equally represented on screen as more than a victim or a Scream Queen, but as competent, strong, resourceful and triumphant. For me, this is why inclusion, and not just of white women but all women, is so important to the genre. The more conscious we are of the importance of representation on screen, the stronger our films will be and, in turn, those films will go on to inspire a whole new generation of kickass Final Girls and Giallo Goddesses who we can root on for years to come.
I am weary of making broad, overarching statements, but I am going to anyways: the music makes the movie. The right music will set apart remarkable films from mediocre movies. In some cases, music becomes iconically associated with a particular film or brand (e.g. the Star Wars theme). Sometimes viewers overlook the necessity of a musical score in movies, but it enhances the movie going experience tremendously. Music can be used as part of the story, like in musicals, as background music within the story (diegetic sound), or as background mood music that only the audience is aware of (nondiegetic sound). It usually complements or enhances the emotion of a scene but it can also foreshadow particular moments of the storyline or set the tone of the film.
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The game is low magic, low power, and down-to-earth. Characters retire when they reach level six (you read that right: six). Its tone is light-hearted, with a fullsome sprinkling of irony, swearing, whimsical situations, and humour, without however becoming slapstick. It takes lessons from Leone's spaghetti westerns, as well as Pedersoli's action movies (that would be Bud Spencer for the non-initiated), and transposes them into the fantasy genre. Its name is derived from 'L' Armata Brancaleone', an Italian sketch-based comedy from the 1960s known in English as 'For Love and Gold' or 'The Incredible Army of Brancaleone'. The film is a classic; such a classic in fact, that the phrase 'armata Brancaleone' in Italian still describes a hodgepodge of poorly fitting and ill-equipped characters.
The strong points: Easy-going. Quirky. Mischievous. Fun! These, and many more, all of them positive, are the the adjectives that come to mind when preparing and playing Brancalonia. It's extremely refreshing to see a fantasy world based on a paradigm different to the English and American ones, and even more so when that paradigm is a fantasy version of 15th century Italy. This setting is a work of art. Everybody can appreciate its beauty, if however one is exposed to the Italian culture and overall social subconscious, he is in for the most nuanced and elaborate of treats. There are literally dozens of Easter eggs, pertaining to anything and everything from history, movies, songs, personalities, and I guess even inside jokes amongst the designers. That being said, the setting is not historic fantasy. It radiates with joy, playful adventure, and a cynicism that is thoughtful yet at the same time makes you smile. Don't expect recurrent grimdark themes or the dramas of the downtrodden, even though you can frame adventures like that for a change of pace. The way scenarios are structured is partially reminiscent of gypsy storytelling, with its tough challenges, its inherent randomness, its seeming incoherence, and literary assertions which are distanced from what readers usually expect. The game takes itself seriously enough in order for it to be played without being taken seriously enough. This seeming paradox is a fantastic basis for laughs, entertainment, and full immersion in Brancalonia's otherwise unfair world. You really want the loot, yet in many gorgeous ways the adventures feel more like tall tales than something one could have actually gone through. I don't know any RPGs who do that without revolving around slapstick scenes and ultimately devolving into caricatures.
The weak points: 'But I am not exposed to Italian culture. Will I get the point behind Brancalonia?' Of course you will... provided you keep an open mind about the cultural sphere around which the setting revolves. That sphere is the Italian one. A primarily gamist approach through a D&D lens is certain to fail you. Many of the monsters, premises, and even character subclasses have been done elsewhere. Yet, they were done in a different cultural context, for different reasons, from a different starting point, aiming towards a different goal. Many D&D staples are missing, and indeed, it's pointless to try and bring standard D&D races to Brancalonia like dwarves and elves; they just don't fit well. An approach which keeps comparing this cultural subconscious to the prevalent Angloamerican one will also lead to disappointment. Here's a fast cheat: watch the Dollars' Trilogy (or at least one of those movies), as well as a couple of Bud Spencer films, and start playing. If you want to better understand the cultural aspect read The Adventures of Pinocchio (preferably unabridged), before moving on to Eco's more demanding Baudolino.
Though Cage is arguably known best for his over-the-top acting in equally over-the-top movies (see also: "Not the Bees!"), his strongest performances tend to pop up in gritty, romantic dramas. In Leaving Las Vegas, based on a semi-autobiographical novel of the same name by the late John O'Brien, Cage plays a suicidal alcoholic named Ben Sanderson who decides to relocate to Las Vegas and drink himself to death.
While Dave Lizewski went from an inept everyday kid to a masquerading vigilante superhero in Mark Millar and John Romita Jr.'s Kick-Ass, it's hard to deny the Mindy, Hit-Girl, stole the show. In the first Kick-Ass comics and the movies they inspired, she helped Dave clean up crime, only to endure some key losses along the way.
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