STALKER NOISE OF THE ZONE MOVIE
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In S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, Bandits are generally hostile. Their unit size is mediocre, and their equipment is cheap and shoddy because of this they've adapted to a guerilla style of warfare, ambushing small groups with large numbers by camping in locations just off the normal paths. Most Bandits are unorganized and leaderless there are only a few known Bandit leaders and camps, and even then their groups are still fairly disorganized, with underlings always trying to take control by overthrowing the previous leader. Apart from Freedom, which treats them with marginal contempt, everyone hates the Bandits due to their nefarious acts of robbing and exploiting honest Stalkers. The Bandits are raiders and marauders of the Zone, ranging from petty thugs and gangsters to organized crime syndicates. In S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat, the player is a Military Agent therefore, other Military faction members range from neutral to friendly to the player. In S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky, the faction is not joinable, and almost all are hostile. In S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, the Military has strong control over most of the Zone, and nearly all are hostile. Overtly, the Military are hostile to all Stalkers, to keep up appearances but they also make shady dealings with them at the same time. In an ironic twist, because of major corruption within their ranks, they themselves are the reason why Stalkers can continue to operate, and why radioactive materials from the Zone keep flowing to the outside world. They allegedly enforce this rule with a 'Shoot-on-sight' declaration.

STALKER NOISE OF THE ZONE MOVIE

But watching this movie felt like a slog for me and left me feeling cold.The Ukrainian military supposedly has the Zone contained in order to prevent the looting of dangerous, radioactive materials and to prevent the unauthorized entering of any individuals. Everyone on Letterboxd raves about it in their reviews. Stalker is clearly a well-made film with excellent cinematography, sound design, and set design.

The Room ends up being a metaphor for belief and futility of existence. Unlike The Wizard of Oz, the hazards seem to be entirely in the mind of the protagonists and they spend a lot of time debating philosophy and religion.

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Much like The Wizard of Oz,once they enter the Zone, the film changes from sepia tones to full (albeit muted) color. In this film we see a Stalker (Alexander Kaidanovsky) take two clients, the Writer (Anatoly Solonitsyn) and the Professor (Nikolai Grinko), into the Zone. The Zone is encircled by a military cordon, but guides known as вЂњstalkersвЂќ will lead people past the military and the presumed hazards of the Zone for a cost. Within the Zone is the Room where anyone who enters is granted their deepest desires. Stalker is a science fiction story about the Zone, an area struck by a meteor and possibly even visited by extraterrestrials, where the normal laws of physics donвЂ™t apply. Granted, Stalker is only a third of the length of SГЎtГЎntangГі, but itвЂ™s still a long time to watch the back of three menвЂ™s heads as they walk slowly through meadows and tunnels. As I watched absolutely nothing happen in great detail, I felt like I was reliving SГЎtГЎntangГі. Filmed in sepia tones with long shots and slow pans, the camera spends a lot of time focused on grimy interiors and muddy landscapes. As I started watching Stalker, I started having flashbacks.

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