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. The 2013 film is full of excess, there is excess of sounds, color and visual effects. The era, in which the film, and the novel take place, is the era of excess, the characters live excessive lives, thus the cinematography helps create a feeling of excess that runs through the film. The 1970s was the age of the zoom lense in cinema. In Clyton and Coppola‘s version, the scene where Gatsby and Daisy meet for the first time, there is a close up on their facial expressions.This helps the audience

Movies are excellent things that you can use to spend quality time with your family and friends. A movie can make you happy in no time, and you will be able to have fun right away. We are going to let you know about an interesting movie that will allow you to have fun in no time called The Hunger Games - Catching Fire. With an amazing plot and outstanding characters, The Hunger Games ... Catching Fire is here to stay. This film deserves a place in your heart, so you should read on to find out even

don’t make scary movies just to scare the bejeezus out of you, they produce it because people take time out of their life to watch a scary movie and enjoy the goosebumps you get from mysterious things happening. When tv shows are being aired on tv or movies in a theatre are being played commercials pay to have their very own commercials during the tv or movie because they want the movies to become popular and have more people interested in taking time to watch it. Most of the movies or tv shows are

Cinematic codes entails the visual aspects that are employed in filming of a single shot, and include the lighting, movements, sound objects, color, shadow, among others. Normally, these cinematic codes must be planned earlier before the filming kicks off and requires that they are stationed in particular stations within the set. These codes appears to have the real world existence therefore may appear not to have been encoded. Boyz N The Hood is an example of the film where the cinematic codes

As our culture changes so do the films we see. If we look at films and their remakes decades later, it is easy to see the changes in our culture. Between the time of the film Rear Window was released in 1954, under direction of Alfred Hitchcock, and the 2007 film Disturbia, directed by D.J. Caruso, our country has experienced many cultural changes over those 53 years we have seen an increase in violence, huge advancement in technology, and the increased use of sexuality, because of the media coverage

The Blue Angel Movie (1930) ​The movie The Blue Angel (1930) introduces some important themes that can be discussed. First, the characteristics of the "bad teacher" can be found in this film. A second theme illustrated in the movie is that of the nature and significance of the unconstrained informal communication. Third, the theme of the role of the teacher in society can be considered. The Blue Angel is one of the most important movies in the history of German cinema because it is the first German

Jacob Braunstein History of Film Professor Carman 2 December 2014 Film Noir’s Influence on Contemporary Cinema In the 1940’s to late 1950’s, the stylized film noir conquered Hollywood. This dark cinema was reflected through the tough economic times due to the Depression and WWII. Three decades later, film noir has resurfaced and is being used ever since. This heavily stylized form of cinema has influenced many contemporary directors and their movies. The film noir style was reflected by the

scrappy heavyweight from New Jersey whose rise and fall and rise made him a working-class hero in the depths of the Depression--the symbolic equivalent of a two-legged Seabiscuit. What we do all know is that Hollywood's not about to make a sports movie with this title that doesn't have a happy ending.’’ That was basically in particular that specifically related to what was going on in the 1930’s in relation to how the economic structure of 2005 settled in although the intensity of the economic slowdown

a sophisticated artistic approach to crime in spite of the censorship code. There were new avenues for sexuality and crime in screen without breaking it, director where playing in the line of the code. One clear example of this is depicted by the movie Double Indemnity, as critic James Naremore stated in his book; Double Indemnity challenged the code in three different ways. “First, it depicts an attractive pair of murderer who cheat