Disaster film

There was a film released in the 1960’s that showed what happened during their vein of violence and how it all happened. Roger Ebert wrote an opinionated review on what he thought about the film. Ebert believed that they were both nobodies who just loved to have their names in the paper. Ebert uses pathos to capture one’s attention through emotions and shows that the media doesn’t show the amount of agony in crimes today. One could get from the review that Ebert thought the film itself was…

This film also depicts the role of cell phone unfold in modern China’s interpersonal complex relationships and the rapidness of technology that affect the way people communicate. Feng Xiaogang tries to tell its audience that the people of China at this time…

This approach is a very humorous, because Dean is giving the disaster a voice that you would never hear. For example one of the Commercials Dean Winters plays a fallen tree branch that lands on a car due to storm. Another example which was very humorous was when Dean Winters plays a teenage girl who texting and driving causing cataclysm for everyone on the road. A man humanizing disasters is an image that sticks in my head that I will never forget about. If I was to run the…

subordinate plots presented in this movie. Simplified; we will look into the deeper meanings of the film and the message it tries to convey to its audience. Babel is a film with a meaning that comes of both complex and simple. For the viewer it is seen as a complex tale where one tries to puzzle together to different pieces along the way. We are introduced to three different stories and as the film progresses it unravels the connection between these stories. We are presented with tree…

know the value in the word of mouth and to control it in the direction that they wanted in order to promote one of their movies they came up with an effective marketing tool to get people talking. They created fake news to stir up publicity for their film A Cure of Wellness. 20th Century Fox created about five fake news websites that looked like local news media as part of a viral marking tool to promote their movie. Their intention was to develop outrage and interest in the movie by embedded…

Sometimes it only takes nine minutes to change how you view the world. I had this experience while watching the movie “SPIDER” by Nash Edgerton. In the film we get to see the effects that practical joking can have on people around you. Some of these effects are good and some are bad, and this film focuses on the bad. Jill, one of the main characters in the film, is irritated with Jack. He tries to cheer her up as they drive on an urban road in Australia. Jill stops to fuel up the car, and…

National Lampoon’s: Christmas Vacation: A Worthy Classic Comedy In the film Christmas Vacation, there is a hilarious scene when Clark Griswold “played by Chevy Chase” and his family are out finding the perfect Christmas tree. They come across what Clark believes to be the family tree, but the family worries about the tree being too big. Clark reassures them that the tree isn’t big, it’s just full. Rusty worries about the tree not fitting anywhere, Clark tells Rusty the tree is not going to go…

his effect comes from the music. Although Kubrick originally commissioned an original score from Alex North, he used classical recordings as a temporary track while editing the film, and they worked so well that he kept them. This was a crucial decision. North's score, which is available on a recording, is a good job of film composition, but would have been wrong for “2001" because, like all scores, it attempts to underline the action -- to give us emotional cues. The classical music chosen by…

within his films. I particularly focused on his use of certain shots, for example symmetrical, tracking and overhead shots. I did a lot of experimentation with this, using a dolly and grip to create my own tracking shot, also incorporating a whip pan effect, which has been used in many of Anderson's films.…

Please analyse the role of the femme fatale in film noir, using examples of your own choice. Immediately after the Second World War, when the French people once again had the possibility to watch American cinema, they noticed a remarkable change in these films. Not only had they become much darker in mood, but also the themes had become much more serious. It was in 1946, when the term “film noir” was coined for the first time by the French film critics Nino Frank and Jean-Pierre to describe…