"Snowpiercer" - Analysis
As the passengers fight for survival, the film emphasizes the need to take action to prevent climate change from reaching such a catastrophic level. This message is echoed by A Bulfin in Global and Planetary Change (2017), who argues that “visual media can be used to convey the message of climate change” to the public. The horror genre of the film serves as an effective tool to shock the audience into recognizing the danger of climate change, and the film’s messages are in line with recent research on the psychological impacts of climate change. By stressing the importance of acting to prevent climate change and its devastating consequences, Snowpiercer provides an important reminder that climate change must be addressed as soon as possible.
Snowpiercer is a powerful movie that offers a provocative and significant look at the current environmental state of the world. Through its ecohorror themes, the movie emphasizes the need to reduce the human impact on the world’s climate. From the lasting images of social stratification that can have such an immense effect on both the environment and the people who inhabit it, to the direct allusions to climate change, the movie provides an interesting perspective on our current world and opens viewers’ eyes to the threats posed by climate change. While Snowpiercer is not a message of hope, it does serve to emphasize the severity of the environmental problems we face and offers an insightful look into the dark potential future of our planet due to human negligence.
Outside view of the train - link
As we all know, climate change has been a huge face of controversy for most of our lives. This movie directly relates to our current climate change crisis. It makes an important statement on the devastating effects of climate change, as we witness characters struggle to survive in a world gone cold. Ultimately, this movie is a powerful reminder of the importance of sustainability and the need to address our environmental issues before it is too late.
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