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The Bridge of Spies is based from a true event that took place in 1957 New York and East Germany. The movie follows the story line of Rudolf Abel, James Donovan, and Francis Powers. As trouble arises for all three of them, they must work to sort it out. Rudolf Abel is an accused spy hired by the Soviet Union- although this is never confirmed. He had codes that he hid from the police when they searched his apartment. By manipulating them, he was able to cover that specific evidence, however was

Citizen Kane (1941) brought about change to the way Hollywood made movies. It is likely the most famous and highly-rated film due to the extraordinary innovative cinematic techniques used throughout this black and white film by its star, director, and producer, Orson Welles. This paper will discuss some of these techniques and provide a few examples from this remarkable movie. Orson Welles, in his film Citizen Kane (1941) challenged the traditional narrative and technical elements of classic Hollywood

Creative pathway enrolment task 1957 was 60 years ago.... So, who are the creative pioneers of 2017? My creative pioneer is a man who left his mark in history and is still given recognition to this very day, therefore in my eyes is seen as one of the most influential creative pioneers of 2017. My opinion is simply but without question his creative mind. Alfred's movies would have been achieved without this element. This is the source of all his amazing camera shots, spine-chilling plots and

1)A good example of a film distorting time to influence the audience is at the beginning of the movie Emperor’s New Groove, because its starts halfway through the story and is addressed by the main character Kuzco. At which point he goes back to far in the story to the point he was a baby before finally starting at the beginning of the story. In this example the use of non-linear time was used for comedic effect, and set the tone for the remainder of the movie. Another good example of playing with

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long till we get there,’ Anna giggled. “Guys, I’m so ready to pass out.” “Relax, Anna. I swear, one day there’s going to be a news headline about you. ‘Anna Wenston, tragic incident – death to alcohol’” Anna shoved Claudia, laughing. “Shut up.” Kane and I joined them, and somehow we all ended up in the same place as we always do, laughing so hard that my ears rang with the sound of gurgling and the feeling that if I don’t stop now, I’d collapse

When I watch films like Citizen Kane or The Best Years of Our Lives, I always ask myself this one question: Can I make a film this great? The answer is no. It is not because I do not believe in myself. It is just the fact that these films were the first of it’s kind. They have techniques that were state-of-the-art. Those very same techniques are considered the standard by today’s measures. I bring this up because when comparing these two films, I found myself engulfed with the elements that made

The Lion King when we say the phrase "old but gold" we are talking about the really old things but we can't forget it at all because it affected us and became a part of our like and if we are talking about this phrase i guess "The Lion King" deserves the phrase with no doubt. I love animation movies and this is the closest movie to my heart and that's for many people too so if we talk about it we have to mention very important things about it like it has one 2 oscars , both of them for best music

Film scholars and historians view Citizen Kane as Welles's attempt to create a new style of filmmaking by studying various forms of film making, and combining them all into one. However, Welles stated that his love for cinema began only when he started the work on the film. When asked where he got the confidence as a first-time director to direct a film so radically different from contemporary cinema, he responded, "Ignorance, ignorance, sheer ignorance — you know there's no confidence to equal it

Logan stared at the note in disbelief. He rubbed his eyes just to make sure he was seeing things correctly. He hoped when he opened his eyes again that the note would disappear, but there it was, staring at him, an elephant in the room. How could this be real? It couldn’t. Lexi loves me! Right? How could she write this? How could she just throw me away like this? Logan’s mind was racing as he read and then reread the note laid out in front of him. How could she? How could she be so