Absurd Narrative,Fusion Genre and Exaggerated Audiovisual——an Analysis of Edgar Wrights Postmodern Film Style
Edgar Wright,a famous British director,combines elements of traditional British humor with post-modernist aes-thetics in his creative process and created the post-modern film style that integrates absurdity,fusion and exaggeration.The three films he wrote and directed,Shaun of the Dead,Hot Fuzz and The World's End,are known as the Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy.The series of films show the freedom and rebellious spirit of post-modernism with absurd narrative mode,fusion genre innovation and exaggerated audio-visual language,which not only brings audiences a relaxed viewing experience,but also encourages them to reflect deeply after the pleasure.On the one hand,the film opens up the boundaries of traditional commer-cial cinema with the spirit of postmodernism,and on the other hand,it questions and criticizes capitalist society with strong hu-manistic concern,which has become a good model for the development of postmodernism in film art.Taking Edgar Wright's Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy as an example,the author will analyze the unique cinematic style of Edgar Wright's films from three aspects:absurd narrative,fusion genre and exaggerated audio-visual,in order to make a useful ex-ploration of film creation in the postmodern context.
Edgar WrightBlood and Ice Cream Trilogypost-modernist film
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