Requiem for a Dream

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They could have shown the characters sitting around a table taking the drugs, but instead they bring it in your face with striking visuals and sounds. The transition is captivating, and then followed by an intense montage with a powerful soundtrack. When I thoroughly studied every clip in the transition montage, I noticed how they paired certain actions of taking the drugs by Harry and Marion with Sarah's consumption of her two drugs, her pill and her coffee...
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Here is what I found: Harry biting corner off Sarah taking the cap off Shot of boiling drug Dropping pill in hand Close-up of boiling water (bubbles) Red smoke billow Hand clenching Popping pill in mouth Iris dilate Water faucet Marion pulling on plastic Coffee beans dropping in filter Dollar bill scan Sliding pot back onto heater Dropping product Coffee pouring Snorting line Repeated sipping Blood flowing Iris dilate (Cleaning furiously) As you can see, they paired some aspects of preparation, consumption and after effects in each of the sequences...
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