Western blot

My favorite movie is war horse, because it 1. Has horses in it and horses are my favorite animal, 2. The movie is very detailed and doesn't skip scenes to where you have no idea what is going on now. The movie has a lot of action and love between a young man and his horse. The movie starts out with action and ends with love the best qualities of a good movie to me. I love movies with horses or wild west themed. Another one of my all time favorite movies is Lonesome Dove. it's a very long movie that

The Marlboro cigarette advertisement was published in 1970. The famous short story, Brokeback Mountain, is written by Annie Proulx and was published in 1999. The two text depict men from the American west similarly, relying on many stereotypes people have of them. There are many stereotypes that come to mind when thinking of the American West. Usually thoughts of down-to-earth men with cowboy hats and hillbilly accents riding horses in the meadows come to mind. At first glance at the advertisement

attempt to highlight the films usage and portrayal of sound and music, gender roles, and incompatible desires of the main characters in order to demonstrate the importance of these themes and how they relate the stereotypical confines of the Hollywood Western genre. “When you hear a strange sound, drop to the ground.” (Once Upon a Time in the West, 1969) After an interaction with the station manager, the film begins with the introduction of three men waiting

THE FORGOTTEN HISTORY OF THE WESTERN CINEMA The western movies are film genre where the scene generally takes place in North America during the American conquest of the West in the last decades of the nineteenth century. This genre appears since the invention of the cinema in 1985 finding its inspiration from literature and painting arts of the American Wild West. This genre reached its first success in the mid-twentieth century during the golden age of Hollywood studios, before it had being reinvented

motion aesthetic balance to create a mood of chaos throughout the fierce gun battle scenes which advantageously draws the viewer connecting them to the story of the film. Peckinpah chose to bring war and violence in a new level in the action packed western using his editing style, sound and lighting elements, camera

really a masterpiece, and if you're a fan of more honest Westerns, it's hard not to notice Zinnemann's general lack of interest throughout” (Anderson, 11). A western movie shouldn't have the same plot repeated over. Zinnemann just put his own unique twist on the western just like everyone else should. Not only that, we don’t know what a western town was actually like back in the day. So his movie could have been 100 percent accurate western movie for all we know. In the end he still recommend the

Unforgiven, a film directed by Clint Eastwood in 1992 utilizing a screenplay written by David Webb Peoples1 tries to deconstruct the typical portrayal of Old Hollywood’s American frontier in regard to romanticizing violence thereby freeing the typical genre from its old, preconceived stereotypes. The main film stars three well-known actors: Clint Eastwood (as William Munny), Morgan Freeman (as Ned Logan), and Gene Hackman (as Little Bill Daggett). Eastwood dedicated this film to three film directors

Power and sound. Those are the two aspects of this film that stuck out to me while I was watching Unforgiven. Clint Eastwood did a very good job of producing this movie. I saw power in the Sheriff while he was attacking Bill. I saw great use of sound while Ned was getting whipped, and also the music towards the end. Clint Eastwood did a great job showing the Sheriff’s power. He did this several times throughout the movie. However, one time I really noticed it, was when he was attacking Bill. The

Stagecoach is a western movie that has several features to it. People do things for pride and protection. People can come together at the end and work together. In this film, these two features are portrayed in various parts of the movie. This film touches upon pride. People are prideful of what they do or have done. A shotgun person was needed and Curly took the job. He is a prideful sheriff that decided to take shotgun when no one else wanted to. His role in the film can be portrayed bigger. He

The American cowboy’s heyday only lasted about twenty years, from 1880-1900. The men that were called “cowboy” were mostly just work hands moving from place to place looking for work. The Real cowboys were nothing much like what we envision them today or how Hollywood has portrayed them, but that does not really matter, the Idea of the cowboy and his code has shaped America in many different ways. The Cowboy became a symbol of honesty, hardworking, moral men not afraid to stand up to evil. American