Critical Analysis Of Senor Sombra
Senor Sombra Critical Analysis The words “Senor Sombra” mean, in Spanish, Mr Shadow which fits perfectly with the animation. ... This symbolises that we are at a critical point in the animation when something is about to happen. ... When the character enters the house, the music changes once again and the animator uses the perspective of us seeing the house through Senor Sombra’s eyes. ... This is effective dramatically as we see and we concentrate on what Senor Sombra sees and concentrates on. ... As Senor Sombra continues up the short hallway the animator has used carefully selected colours, the background wall colours are grey and only the doors are brightly coloured drawing attention to these as the focal point for the next scene. ... This scene gives the impression to the audience that Senor Sombra is a vampire like creature. ... As he enters the room the audience is flashed to seeing Senor Sombre as he enters the room. ... This gives the audience the impression that Senor Sombra does not admire colour in any way. ... This action builds up a change of mood in Senor Sombra; he becomes more and more excited and builds up into frenzy. ... Then Senor Sombra, as a result of the colourless room and child starts dancing as if in ecstasy. ... Then at this moment the dancing shadows react with bigger movements on one jump up as Senor Sombra throws the child into his mouth and the shadow looks as if he is eating him. ... Having drained the room and the child of colour, Senor Sombra leaves and the audience attention is taken back into the night outside and the silvery moon, with the dark clouds passing over.