I.
Introduction
a.
Common for films to break the laws of physics in
order to establish their own rules of their world.
b.
In this paper, I will be talking about films the
specifically break Newton’s third Law
i. This
means that for every force there is a reaction force that is equal in size, but
opposite in direction.
c.
Film examples: Megamind, Matrix, Winter Soldier
II.
Megamind
a.
DreamWorks (2010)
b.
Directed by Tom McGrath
c.
Film Description: Setting the superhero world
d.
Example of where it breaks Newton’s 3rd
Law
i. When
MetroMan gets things thrown at him and but he doesn’t move at all.
III.
Matrix
a.
1999
b.
Directors: Andy and Lana Wachowski,
c.
Film Despcription: Setting up the world
d.
Example:
i. Subway
fight scene
ii. The
recoils of the punches/kicks don’t match with the energy.
IV.
Winter Soldier
a.
Marvel (2014)
b.
Directors: Anthony and Joe Russo
c.
Film Description: setting up Superhero world
d.
Example:
i. Captain
America throws his shield at the Winter Soldier. When Bucky catches it there is
no recoil. However when Bucky throws it back, there is recoil on Steve.
V.
Conclusion
a.
Breaking physics is a way to exaggerate actions,
especially for action films
b.
It’s a way for a director to establish their own
rules
i. Not
necessarily real, but it’s believable
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