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    to their original texts in order to be successful? (16) Background When the film industry started to kick off in the late 19th century, the potential of adapting literary works into film was recognized; film adaptations are now a norm in today's cinema. As claimed by Academy Award Nominee Frederic Raphael, “...they (film-makers) would sooner buy the rights of an expensive book than develop an original subject”. Some modern examples include The Hobbit and the Harry Potter Series. (67)…

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    Romantic bollywood movies to must watch: Bollywood film is such a kind of diversion, to the point that enlivens individuals of India and in addition far and wide for quite a long time. It has provides for us most valuable, paramount bits of craft ever those we can look the same number of time as we need. Possibly the best effect of Bollywood has been on patriotism in India itself, where nearby rest of Indian film, it has been able to be part and heap of the 'Indian story'. In the interpretations…

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    initial unwillingness of a film studio to transition to the new age of sound during this silent period, the dance scene serves as a connection to that era while providing the audience with an understanding of the benefits of this new technology to cinema. These benefits included the arrival of sound, and although the Singin’ in the Rain’s production date was much after this event, it remained an important factor to the plot of the…

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    The narrative design of this scene in fragmentary is in the sound and shots that are taken. For a while, the microphone on Makhmalbaf is not working properly and the conversation between Makhmalbaf and Sabzian is unheard. In “Kiarostami and the Aesthetics of Ghazal” it says “It is not known if the sound was meant to be turned off,…but in any case it has a distracting effect on the audience, who are left to guess about the conversation between the two men” (Sheibani, 49). When both Makhmalbaf and…

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    In the genre of film musicals, there was never a better time than during the 1950’s. They have been considered the most escapist of all major film genres and are full to the brim with songs and dance routines centred on the main idea of romance. In these musicals there is a main point of focus for these films,, which was an escapist vision of reality given to the audience members, which, shows them searching for love, success, wealth, and/or popularity. This aspect is a major in film musicals,…

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    Hero Persuasive You may have been told stories about heroes like you and me. Growing up you loved to hear how the good guys beat the bad ones. You felt proud to know so much about these heroes. As you got older, you wanted to be just like them. You worked so hard to be the best of the best. You wanted to please everyone. You studied the different wars and leaders, you knew who the allies were, the enemies, and the neutral countries. As you counted down the days until you finally became…

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    forgotten. Bibliography Anthony, Sebastian. "How digital technology is reinventing cinema." 8 May 2012. Extremetech. Article. . Belton, J. "Digital Cinema: A False Revolution." The Film Theory Reader: Debates and Arguments. Ed. M. Furstenau. London: Routledge, 2010. 282- 294. Bolter, Jay David. "Transference and Transparency: Digital Technology and the Remediation of Cinema." History and Theory of the Arts, Literature and Technologies. 2005. 13-26. David Pool, Sophie Le-Phat…

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    Masculinity In Movies

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    may be represented. Certain stars would flock towards certain personalities and images, some may be sexual heroes and other overwhelmbed and stressed men that were cursed by the concept of thought and life crisis. There were also moments of Hindi cinema no longer being used as a political tool and became a utopia or an escape where ideas were glorified and over exposed. This would lead to the era of the angry young…

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    AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. In the last century, there have been many forms of entertainment that dazzled and gained people’s attention. As time goes on, viewing leisure has evolved to paying an admission to a once-in-a-lifetime performance to visiting a theater anytime someone wanted to escape the day-to-day pressures for a couple of hours. Fortunately, there was a man in the Midwest who fashioned such an establishment for the populace to relax their minds and have their imaginations come…

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    Hollywood and Bollywood has also come to stand for auxiliary aspects of film production which includes such as choreography, music, songs, costumes, makeup and even hairstyles. In the past it was known as Hindi cinema, Bombay cinema, popular cinema, and now it’s called as Bollywood cinema. Before 1931, the Bollywood movies were in black and white, and also had no sound effects. Ardeshir Irani was the first one to introduced sound in 1931 in the film Alam Ara, which was…

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