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How Verticality Enhances Immersion in Movies Like Avatar and Titanic

🎥 Verticality in Film: From Titanic to Virtual Reality 🎥 The theory of verticality, as discussed by Kristen Whissel, has revolutionized how we experience films and immerse ourselves in stories. From the sinking ship in Titanic to the floating mountains of Avatar, verticality symbolizes power struggles, psychological depth, and awe-inspiring visuals. But it doesn’t stop at the screen—verticality is now being used in virtual reality to help people overcome their fear of heights. 🌟 Key Highlights: How Titanic uses verticality to symbolize class divides and human selfishness. The immersive environments of Avatar: Floating mountains and control over space. Verticality as a metaphor for psychological and emotional states, like fear and control. The use of virtual reality as therapy for acrophobia, with gradual and safe exposure. Whissel’s theory: How verticality allegorizes moral and political struggles in storytelling. 💬 Join the Conversation: What’s your favorite example of verticality in film? Do you think virtual reality can truly help overcome fears? Share your thoughts below! 👇