Film Director Essay

The director that does the best job presenting act three is Kenneth Branagh. In Branagh’s act threethe tone of the movie is much more positive and the scenes are far more colorful than the other two versions. The colorfulness does a better job of portraying act three since everybody other than Hamlet is having funand not grieving the death of the king. This is where the other two versions aren’t as great. In those two interpretations, the film is darker and depressing which does not encompass what

most surreal visuals and puzzling concepts to come along since Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey." Not all writers where bothered by the films length. James Berardinelli of reelviews.net says “In condensing it, Nolan has made something 169 minutes in length that breezes by faster than many productions half its length.” He goes on to complement director Christopher Nolan saying “Nolan understands all the facets of special effects technology (except, perhaps, old age makeup) and uses them to their

Since the inception of the motion picture, business has served as the primary influence on the entertainment industry. Although film allows for freedom and experimentation within storytelling techniques, the classical Hollywood cinema style emerged as the front runner of cinema; it told a story, it made money, and it entertained. However, this became stagnant and formulaic, artists not only wanted to entertain, but to provoke and inspire viewers. This mindset is what inspired cinematic innovation

The innovative motion picture director Stanley Kubrick’s varied his genres from film to film: from comedy, action and all the way to horror. On the other side, the film’s themes remained the same throughout his body of work. They all explored the dark side of the human condition and human nature. The topics dealing with sexual desires, violent urges, corruption, morality vs immorality, the illogical, and personality disorders were all part of this dark human condition. It is almost as if Kubrick

Humberto Guitron Professor David Cowper English 201 24 April 2015 Pulp Fiction “Diner Scene” In the film “Pulp Fiction” by director Quentin Tarantino, audience members are immersed in a reality shown from a career criminal’s point of view. Only after watching the various behaviors of the main characters in both their work and social settings can viewers fully comprehend the complexity of Tarantino’s characters. If one hasn’t watched the whole movie through, one could probably assume that Jules is

     The very first difference is probably the most noticeable and important difference between the two versions of the film: the narration of Rick Deckard

Casey Neistat was named Youtuber of the Year at the 8th Annual Shorty Awards, an award show centered around social media. This father, filmmaker, producer, director has taken the social media world by storm with his dynamic videos. So much so, he even co-founded a social media platform, Beme, for “the simplest and most unfiltered way to share your personal experience.” Social media has allowed him to freely tell his stories whether they be about his exciting life snowboarding through Times Square

Analysis of the Way in Which the Director Has Brought the Film to a Satisfying Conclusion Gurinder Chadha who is the producer, director and writer of the film had one intention. Her intention was to make people believe that anything is possible. Gurinder does this by challenging the audience’s expectations. Right from the beginning of the film, the title is contradicted by calling the film ‘Bend it Like Beckham’ then showing an Asian girl playing football. This does not

‘Jaws’ is a 1975 American horror thriller film, directed by Steven Spielberg and based on a best-selling novel by Peter Benchley. ‘Jaws’ is set at Amity Island of USA. The film is about a police chief Martin Brody of Amity Island, a fictional summer resort town; Brody just like other police chief’s tries to protect his people and tourists from a giant white shark by closing the beach although he is overruled by the town council who want the beach to remain open, so that the town can make profit from

After I watched the Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel, I was surely struck with splendid mise en scene of this movie. In this year’s Oscar ceremony, Wes Anderson’s movie, The Grand Budapest Hotel just got three awards: the best art, the best costume and the best make up. Honestly, this fact lured me into watching the movie, The Grand Budapest. Since I expected a beautiful art work through this movie, I could easily fall into this pastel-colored movie as soon as I started watching the movie