Superman is a protagonist what is a fictional character, a comic book superhero widely considered to be one of the most famous and popular such characters[ and an American cultural icon. Created by American writer Jerry Siegel and Canadian-born artist Joe Shuster in 1932 while both were living in Cleveland, Ohio, and sold to Detective Comics, Inc. in 1938, the character first appeared in Action Comics (June 1938) and subsequently appeared in various radio serials, television programs, films, newspaper strips, and video games.

Jason is a antagonist, In 2008, Jason Voorhees is captured by the US government. Rowan, a government researcher, leads several unsuccessful attempts to execute him. By 2010, the government decides to study Jason and his rapid cell regeneration, seeing profit with new technologies. Jason escapes, however, killing several soldiers. Rowan manages to lure him into the cryonic chamber and activates it

The Joker is an antagonist the archenemy of the superhero Batman. The Joker is a master criminal with a clown-like appearance, including bleached white skin, red lips, and green hair. Initially portrayed as a violent sociopath who murders people and commits crimes for his own amusement

Finalised ideas for thrillerRevenge story
Jack the ripper
style:Childhood
romance
Childhood marriage
Marriage certificate written with crayons
Woman looking at a wedding magazine
Children’s laughter
End of wedding march slowed down to make it sound eerie
CCTV camera footage
Filming from an air vent
Toy ring
Marking school books, names on front of books change for the opening credits

Woman – played by Nicky
Age 28
Occupation – Teacher
Clothing – Smart trousers
High heels
Blouse/fitted shirt
Dangly earrings

Man (killer) – played by Ben
Age 31
Occupation – unemployed
Clothing – Jeans
Hoodie – hood upTrainers

Question from thriller script analysis




Is it the same as the script?
The script has an extra bit of script added on to it what is before the bar scene. This part of the script is not in the actual film. The original bit of the script what is not in the film would not have been a good idea as you would not have got the plot of the film.

Any changes?
Yes there has been many things that has been changed as there was the whole seen where “Jerry” checked in to a hotel what is not in the film.


Does the script portray what you expect to see in the film?
I think it does as you find out immediately what the characters are about for e.g. jerry you quickly find out that he is a nervous average Joe. Then you have the two other guys what are very shady.


What is their name?
The first part of the film is rather slow and it slowly reveals the main characters names.
The names are jerry that is the average Joe and is looking for help with this problem he has. Then you have Carl who you would say is antagonist but it is not clear at this stage of the film and then you have Grimsruid who is Carl’s accomplish what is the quite one.

.What types of words describe this person?

Jerry
Weak
Nervous
Apologetic
Lack in confidents
Vocal tick
What you would say is an average Joe

Carl
Smart
Quick
Witty
Likes to take chances

Grimsruid
Quite
The muscle of the pair
Can you tell from this sequence the role of this character? i.e are they a protagonist/Antagonist?
It is to early in the film to know what the characters roles are but you would think that Carl and Grimsruid are the antagonists and Jerry I don’t know at this point.


How do you know this?
You don’t really know what the characters are at this point but Carl and Grimsuid would probably be antagonists as they are being hired to kidnap someone. Then Jerry you could also say is an antagonist as he wants his wife to be kidnapped

Thriller

Thriller is a broad genre what covers many things, often overlapping sub genres.
Thriller usually includes fast pacing and frequent action what always includes resourceful heroes what battle more equipped and powerful villains.
In most thrillers they live it at a cliff hanger what gives it a greater suspense.

Thrillers often take place wholly or partly in exotic settings such as foreign cities, deserts, polar regions, or high seas. The heroes in most thrillers are frequently "hard men" accustomed to danger: law enforcement officers, spies, soldiers, seamen, or aviators. However, they may also be ordinary citizens drawn into danger by accident. While such heroes have traditionally been men, women have become increasingly common.

There are many subthrillers
Action thriller, Comspiracy thriller, Crime thriller, Disaster thriller, Drama thriller, Eco thriller, Erotic thriller, Horror thriller, Etc…