Moving Pictures

Style and Technique

In «Moving Pictures», Terry Pratchett employs his signature humorous style, rich with satire and irony. The language of the work is filled with puns, allusions, and cultural references, making the text multilayered and intriguing for readers of varying backgrounds. Pratchett masterfully plays with language, creating comedic situations and dialogues that highlight the absurdity of events. The narrative structure is non-linear, with frequent scene changes and shifts in perspective, allowing for dynamic plot development and maintaining reader interest. The author uses metaphors and hyperboles to create vivid imagery and emphasize themes such as the influence of mass culture and the illusory nature of fame. Pratchett also actively employs parody, mocking clichés and stereotypes of the film industry, making the book not only entertaining but also profound in terms of social critique.