Which of the following statements is NOT true of the narration of George Miller’s The Road Warrior?
A. The narration is mainly restricted to the hero Max’s range of knowledge.
B. The narration provides shots from Max’s optical point of view, as well as mental subjectivity.
C. The mysterious narrator’s voice from the opening scene turns out to be that of Max as an old man.
D. The narration withholds information to create a surprise ending.
Answer:C
Which of the following statements is NOT true of the narration of George Miller’s The Road Warrior?
A. The narration is mainly restricted to the hero Max’s range of knowledge. B. The narration provides shots from Max’s optical point of view, as well as mental subjectivity. C. The mysterious narrator’s voice from the opening scene turns out to be that of Max as an old man. D. The narration withholds information to create a surprise ending.