The Four Seasons Analysis

1.) Music is used to exactly math the natural rhythms of the movie objects on the screen because it provides a sense of time and place, and also tells an inner story, I say this because every song matches up to a story in which they are telling throughout the film. The points in the film that capture the overall emotional mood of a scene would definitely have to be when Frankie 's daughter passes away, and he has to sing the love song. As viewers we become extremely engaged because we hurt as we hurts because we can see the sadness in his eyes when he has to go through with singing the song directly after his daughter passes.
2.) The film employs rhythmic and emotive variations on a single music theme, the theme of the story goes about telling the back story of The Four Seasons, the rhythmic and emotive variations stay pretty much the same throughout the plot. The music rarely gets intense scene to scene, and the music they are singing goes along with the story they sharing perfectly.

The music does occasionally break through to assert itself, but in a really settle manner. I would not even call this film a musical because its not nonstop singing, and they only sing when it is necessary to the entire film itself.
4.) Well, subordinate can be defined as lower rank in position, or of less secondary importance, and I personally believe because the music goes along with the story line, it does stay relatively important the entire film. Without the music I still feel this story could be told, and that is why Jersey Boy 's music can be seen from a secondary importance point of view. The music isn 't what makes the entire film pleasing to watch, it 's also the stories, the drama, and the background we learn about each character that makes it pleasing to