The "Invisibility" of Meaning in Movies Is Largely Due to

question 73

Multiple Choice

The "invisibility" of meaning in movies is largely due to

• A) their rapidly and constantly changing images not giving the viewer time to contemplate them.
• B) their lack of substantive content.
• C) their difficulty and challenging styles and messages.
• D) their conflation of real-life action with fictionalized action.
• E) their inability to move the viewer emotionally or intellectually.

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