Battleship Potemkin
Battleship Potemkin is a revolutionary film that was shot in 1925 with a political purpose as well as protecting the blacks from the Abortive Revolution. Potemkin film is paramount in watching since it gives an experience that transcends on its landmark and its milestone status. Its dazzling technique makes it unique, and the revolutionary service gives a lot experience to the viewers. In this case, the filmmaker was trying to inform us how the massacre on the Odessa steps occurred and the impacts it had on the people. Further, the filmmaker tries to explain how the massacre has been quoted throughout the film. Initially, the film had so many powers that included the Native Soviet Union, and the government decided to cut …show more content…
Further, I liked the hand log momentums and the thrilling juxtapositions that left most of the viewers gasping. The movie focused on encouraging the multitudes to join the proletariat to help in overthrowing the one that had existed for a long time. Based on the film, I did not like the way officers threw tarpaulin to the people who went against their wish. In my point of view, it is important to give freedom to choose what they think deserves them. Other officers ordered for the killings of innocent civilians something I would never support. Francis Ford was my favorite character since he could influence people and he was much willing to fight and overthrow Eisenstein from the top seat. Eisenstein was least favorite character since he could use the magic of montage that brought about confusion in the film (Einsenstein,1925). The music in the film tried to bring out the emotional part of the scene especially when people were losing their lives. In my opinion, the film was so good since it gave people a lot experience about the …show more content…
The combination of efforts between Salvador Dali and Luis Bunuel brought about a masterpiece in the Surrealist Movement. The filmmaker focused on interrupting the realism of the film. He further wanted to explain the freedom realized acquired from the film and how people were required to fight for their rights every moment. I liked the film since it focused on administering the shock that scared the society. Further, its technique was thoroughly absorbed by the audience and mostly suited the viewers. The main theme of the film was to address freedom that was clearly put and encouraged people to keep fighting for the rights. Freedom was only that could have taken the people out misery and, therefore the film them fight harder for their freedom. The film did not appear complicated, and I think I scooped all the necessary information required to understand the human rights. The film gave a clear information on what people are required to do to ensure their rights are not violated. Dali was my favorite character since he could play the piano and send a message to the world regarding how people should conduct themselves to avoid torture and mistreatment. On the other hand, I did not like Bunuel following how he gashed on woman’s eye. The purpose of the music in the film was to create an atmosphere by
Battleship Potemkin is a revolutionary film that was shot in 1925 with a political purpose as well as protecting the blacks from the Abortive Revolution. Potemkin film is paramount in watching since it gives an experience that transcends on its landmark and its milestone status. Its dazzling technique makes it unique, and the revolutionary service gives a lot experience to the viewers. In this case, the filmmaker was trying to inform us how the massacre on the Odessa steps occurred and the impacts it had on the people. Further, the filmmaker tries to explain how the massacre has been quoted throughout the film. Initially, the film had so many powers that included the Native Soviet Union, and the government decided to cut …show more content…
Further, I liked the hand log momentums and the thrilling juxtapositions that left most of the viewers gasping. The movie focused on encouraging the multitudes to join the proletariat to help in overthrowing the one that had existed for a long time. Based on the film, I did not like the way officers threw tarpaulin to the people who went against their wish. In my point of view, it is important to give freedom to choose what they think deserves them. Other officers ordered for the killings of innocent civilians something I would never support. Francis Ford was my favorite character since he could influence people and he was much willing to fight and overthrow Eisenstein from the top seat. Eisenstein was least favorite character since he could use the magic of montage that brought about confusion in the film (Einsenstein,1925). The music in the film tried to bring out the emotional part of the scene especially when people were losing their lives. In my opinion, the film was so good since it gave people a lot experience about the …show more content…
The combination of efforts between Salvador Dali and Luis Bunuel brought about a masterpiece in the Surrealist Movement. The filmmaker focused on interrupting the realism of the film. He further wanted to explain the freedom realized acquired from the film and how people were required to fight for their rights every moment. I liked the film since it focused on administering the shock that scared the society. Further, its technique was thoroughly absorbed by the audience and mostly suited the viewers. The main theme of the film was to address freedom that was clearly put and encouraged people to keep fighting for the rights. Freedom was only that could have taken the people out misery and, therefore the film them fight harder for their freedom. The film did not appear complicated, and I think I scooped all the necessary information required to understand the human rights. The film gave a clear information on what people are required to do to ensure their rights are not violated. Dali was my favorite character since he could play the piano and send a message to the world regarding how people should conduct themselves to avoid torture and mistreatment. On the other hand, I did not like Bunuel following how he gashed on woman’s eye. The purpose of the music in the film was to create an atmosphere by