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1.  Message, Imaginable, interpretation.
2. "It is your movie, too." (p. 130) "exclude the random" (p. 128)
3. "How do we really know that self-examination is better than the bliss of simple ignorance?" (p.133)

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3 words: Scrutiny, savvy, interpretation
2 phrases: "it is there for a
reason" (p. 129)
"cinema is a richer form of communication than can be conceptualized as sender-message-receiver." (p. 129)
1 sentence: "A Hollywood film usually asks us to get caught up in the story, in the world that has been created, so that we are not aware of the behind-the-scenes effort." (p. 128)

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3 words: interpretation, intention, scrutinize
2 phrases: "interpretation involves 'reading into' a movie" (p. 131)
"complexity of enjoyment" (p. 133)
1 sentence: "At times we all express the beliefs, attitudes, and asumptions of our times without necessarily being conscious of doing so." (p.130)

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3 words: meaning, audience, details
2 phrases: a movie isn't a telegram (p.129), leave nothing to chance (p. 129)
1 sentence: You can trust that if something is in a film, it is there for a reason. (p. 129)

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3 words:
Random, Meanings, Entertainment

2 phrases:
Random occurrences happen all the time
(Smith, 128)
Audiences are just reading things into the movie
(Smith, 130)

1 sentence:  Many believe that the unconscious seeks to express painful things that we have repressed and buried within ourselves. (Smith, 130)

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3 words: analysis, conceptualize, consciously
2 phrases: "Filmmakers work hard to exclude the random from their fictional worlds.."(p. 128); “You are the audience. It is your movie, too.." (p. 130
1 sentence "There is a temptation to treat a film in a similar manner, as if everything occurs by chance. Nothing could be further from the truth." (p. 128)

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3 Words- Meaning, Convention, Audience
2 Phrases- "A Hollywood film is one of the most highly scrutinized, carefully constructed, least random works imaginable"(p.128)."A movie isn't a telegram"(p. 131).
1 Sentence- "Sometimes it seems that the surest way to ruin a good book is to have to read it for a class"(p.133).

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3 Words- Imaginable, interpretation, audience
2 Phrases- "Movie rely on audience to supply information..." (p.131)
" Leave nothing to chance."(p.129)
1 Sentence- " Sometimes it seems the surest way to ruin a good book is to read it for class." (p.133)

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3 words: mysterious, details, analyzing
2 phrases: . “All right, do you really think that every little thing in the film is there for a reason?”  (p. 128)
“Come on, do film professionals from editors to set designers really spend all that time scrutinizing such details?” (p. 128)
1 sentence:  "Movies rely on the audience to supply information that is only hinted at in the film, like the shower convention in horror films." (p. 131)

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3 Words: chance, scrutinized, audience
2 Phrases: "When I put on a shirt in the morning, I do so with very little thought." (p.128)
"Let's make it easy on ourselves." (p.130)
1 Sentence: "Instead of relying purely on our society’s understanding of what artworks are good enough to be taken seriously, we should instead look to the artworks them- selves. " (p.132)

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3 Words: Messages, Ideology, Interpretation

2 Phrases: "A movie isn't a telegram" (p.129)
"you know that horror films operate according to a set of rules" (p. 131)

1 Sentence:  "Why are we spending so much time finding new meanings in something as insignificant as a movie?" (p. 127)

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3 words:  conceptualize,  propagating, interpretation
2 phrases: "After all, it’s just a movie" (p.132), "Why tinker with the simple pleasure of watching a movie?" (p.133)
1 sentence: "If you let go of the notion that the filmmaker is trying to convey a message, then the activity of viewers is to interpret the film according to their lives, their experiences, their tastes—not the filmmaker’s." (p.130)

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3 words:
2 phrases: ". . ." (p. 128); ". . ." (p. 129)
1 sentence: ". . ." (p. 130)