The Wizard Of Oz: Movie Analysis

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People love animated movies because most of them watched these kinds of movies when they were children. Statistics show that 85% of people watch animated movies in 2014. Animated movies were first created in 1937 when Disney created Snow White and The Seventh Dwarfs movie. In 1995, Pixar studio revolutionized animated films after it worked with Disney and created the first computer animated movie called Toy Story which was the first part of a collection of three films. Toy Story is about two main characters Woody and Buzz Lighter who reflects many positive and negative behavior of children. The main meaning of the first part of Toy Story is about American children’s relation with their toys; however, there are ethical meanings that the

The Wizard of Oz is a film whom plot is based on a sad and lonely Kansas farm girl, whose name is Dorothy. Dorothy is unhappy and dreams of a better place without hatred toward her dog Toto from a hateful neighbor spinster, so in that case Dorothy plans to run away to escape the unhappy life she lives. During her plan to run away a terrifying tornado strikes her town and Dorothy is struck on the head and transported to a falsity land called “beyond the rainbow” where she interacts with people that are from her real life but are transformed into magical characters. On the the yellow brick road Dorothy meets friends who on the way overthrow the Wicked Witch of the West. Each one of the friends including Dorothy have a heart desire of what they want and soon were granted with it from the Wizard of OZ. At the end Dorothy was enabled to return to Kansas her home. “The shot” in the film The Wizard of Oz established many details throughout the film. The scene when the Wicked Witch of the West appeared to find her sister The Wicked Witch of the East dead under the house with her legs sticking out and her feet that had the red sparkling shoes is a great example of establishing a shot. It established the details, the time, and the place of the film. While the witch is ranting about the heals gone missing and being placed on Dorothy’s feet they create a “close-up” shot on the Wicked Witch of the West when she says, “I’ll get you my pretty and your little dog too.” The “close-up” shot

Along the journey Dorothy and her dog encounters the scarecrow, whose wish is to have brain and he joins Dorothy on her journey. Along their way they encounter the tin man, whose wish is to have a heart and he also deices to join Dorothy on her journey. As they enter the dark forest, they encounter with the lion, whose wish is to have courage and he also joins Dorothy on the quest to find the Wizard of Oz. Along the journey, the group encounters several obstacles that are attempted by the wicked witch of the west in order to stop them. Finally they arrived in Emerald City and the wicked witch writes a demanding the city to “ Surrender Dorothy”. The group talked with the wizard and the wizard said that he will grand their wishes, but first

“If a million people see my movies, I hope they see a million different movies.” (Quentin Tarantino) Quentin Tarantino is notorious for creating in depth films that captivate audiences’ imaginations and establishes dialogue about the deeper message behind ideas. In Inglourious Basterds (2009), Tarantino’s story generated a great story with a remarkably bravado ending, which can hold in one’s memory long after seeing this film, while still maintaining the story’s true meaning in the moment. Inglourious Basterds is presumably fitting to the Aristotelian structure of film because as the film goes on it is clearly becoming more and more intense with each scene. Tarantino utilizes this structure to keep his audience aware of the danger that is taking place in the film while still keeping the real action behind closed doors appropriately. His choice of cast also helped to solidify the themes within: danger is just around the corner, fighting for a cause greater than yourself, and that no one can be trusted.

The Wizard of Oz is a MGM blockbuster based on the novel written by L. Frank Baum. The film was directed by Victor Fleming and George Cukor, and released in 1939. The cinematographer responsible for this classic film is Harold Rosson. The main characters included, Dorthy, played by Judy Garland. The Scarecrow, played by Ray Bolger. The Tin Man, played by Jack Haley. And the Cowardly Lion, played by Bert Lahr. This fantasy film was was as much of a hit during its release, as it is now, 75 years later

In Tennessee Williams, “The Glass Menagerie” all four characters consist in avoiding reality more than facing it, Amanda, Laura, Tom, and Jim. Amanda lives her life through her children 's and clings to her past. Tom constantly stays in movie theatres and into his dream of joining the merchant seamen and someday becoming a published poet. Laura resorts to her victrolla and collection of glass ornaments to help sustain her world of fantasy. Finally, Jim is only able to find some relief in his praised old memories. Amanda, Tom, Laura and Jim attempt to escape from the real world through their dreams of a fantasy life they desire.

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"Wizard of Oz" was directed by Victor Flemming, George Cukor, King Vidor and come from the novel that written by L. Frank Baum (story), Noel Langley, Florence Ryerson and Edgar Allan Woolf (screenplay). The film was produced by Mervyn LeRoy, Arthur Freed (MGM). After 75 years, it's hard to say that the film is just a film. It has been transformed from mild box office showing to must-see annual TV event to timeless pop culture legend. This film was first brought it into our households on November 3, 1956. Its legacy still remains today. There were many different scenes and characters throughout the film. Characters in the movie trust Dorothy instantly. She is a caring person who is hard to dislike because Dorothy Gale is the main character in The Wizard of Oz. She lives in the Kansas with her Uncle Henry, who was a farmer, and Aunt Em, who was the farmer's wife. Dorothy has a dog named Toto who is her closest friend and makes her laugh. After the tornado carries her to the land of Oz, all she wants to do is get home to Kansas. Dorothy compassionate to the Scarecrow and Tinman. Dorothy shows courage when the Lion tries to bite Toto. She doesn't want to kill the Wicked Witch of the West, even if it is the only way she can get home to Kansas again.

The movie A Christmas Story has always been a family favorite and tradition, so when the opportunity came up to go and see it as a theater production, my mom and I knew that was exactly what we wanted to see. On December 2nd, my mom and I spent the day together by getting dinner, going shopping, and ending the night with a play. A Christmas Story the Musical was produced by the Morgantown Theatre Company and directed by Hillary Phillips, both whom did an outstanding job making sure everything was perfect from beginning to end. When I was in elementary school every year we would go to a play produced by the same company, so going back as a sophomore in college brought back fun childhood memories, as did seeing my childhood favorite Christmas movie on stage. I personally believe that this production was directed, preformed, and thought out extremely well with an overall experience of excitement, laughter, and the Christmas spirit!

Oh the Wizard of Oz, an amazing tale of scarecrows, flying monkeys, and Tin men, one of the very first Technicolor films ever! Even though most of the film is in color, we start in a black and white Kansas. Dorthy Gale is a young girl who lives on a small farm with her Aunt Em, Uncle Henry and dog Toto. All seems peaceful until Toto bites the mean neighbor, Miss Almira Gulch, who then comes to the farm with permission to put Toto down. She takes him away but he soon makes a narrow escape and returns home. Dorthy, afraid that of what will happen to Toto, packs her things and leaves home to seek safety for her dog. She soon runs into a fortune teller who makes her believe her Aunt Em is sick so she would return home, however outside a horrible tornado makes it’s way to Dorthy’s farm. Unable to get into the storm seller she seeks safety in her room where she is hit in the head and knocked unconscious. She is then transported into a magical figment of her imagination. Even though on camera this seems magical and whimsy the behind the scenes where not all fun and games. Let us uncover some fun secrets and behind the scenes of this world.

The movie A Christmas Story has always been a family favorite and tradition, so when the opportunity came up to go and see it as a theater production, my mom and I knew that is exactly what we wanted to see. On December 2nd, my mom and I spent the day together by getting dinner, going shopping, and ending the night with a play. A Christmas Story the Musical was produced by the Morgantown Theatre Company and directed by Hillary Phillips, both whom did an outstanding job making sure everything was perfect from beginning to end. When I was in elementary school every year we would go to a play produced by the same company, so going back as a sophomore in college brought back fun childhood memories, as did seeing my childhood favorite Christmas movie on stage. I personally believe that this production was directed, preformed, and thought out extremely well with an overall experience of excitement, laughter, and the Christmas spirit!

“One for all, and all for one!”(Herek) The most famous and noticeable line in the Three Musketeers folklore legacy whether it be from the films to the original book by Alexandre Dumas. Although this famous line has been used throughout many reworks and adaptations of the three musketeers, many films have not followed in the footsteps of the original book and have changed things to best appeal to the audience. Most noticeably we see this in the 1993 Musketeer movie directed by Stephen Herek that proclaimed that the main character D’Artagnan, father was killed to set a tense mood. However, with that being said, there are also many things that reflect the time in which the book was written and also the social and political hierarchy and structure

Everyone in life has a goal or task that they want to accomplish. From working long hard hours on a job, to staying up late trying to finish a project everyone goes through a hard time achieving what they really want. The main characthater in the film “Aladdin” displayed desire to achieve his goal by going through a challenging and dangerous quest.The main character in the film “Aladdin” is a young man named Aladdin who is poor with a big goal. He has a sidekick named Abu who is his pet monkey. They both want to live in a palace, but are far off of their goal because they struggle to survive are not financially stable. One day Aladdin meets a princess and falls in love, but is later locked in a dungeon. An old man