Essays on Cinematography Page 76

The Butterfly EffectThe Butterfly Effect was directed by Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber. The Butterfly Effect is a story of the man who got the opportunity to change events in his past, and to choose the variants of development of his life. In every variant he meets his friends, and the girl he loves,…

Paramount Pictures was confronted with a dilemma regarding Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon. They had to choose whether or not to make changes to the film’s release date, promotion strategy, and also anticipate Warner Brothers’ possible actions. Both companies likely had three options for their respective release dates. Paramount could either move the date…

The film “Twelve Years a Slave” is based on a real story of Solomon Northup, a free black man living in Saratoga, New York who later was tricked, kidnapped and sold into slavery in Louisiana. The film is full of emotions, intellectual, tricks, deceive, sufferings, tragic, support, hope and courage. The main theme of the…

In a digital world with a whole host of different ways to communicate a factual message it is increasingly hard to judge the value of amateur eyewitness film shot on a mobile phone and posted on the internet against a considered, observational documentary broadcast on a traditional television channel. From the Occupy New York City…

Summary “The Last Samurai”, a 2003 Warner Brother’s film starring Tom Cruise, tells a story of a 19th Century American Army Captain who goes to Japan to train their new imperial army after feeling guilty about the atrocities he committed against our Native Americans. The film boast of masterfully done fight scenes and cinematography; but,…

    This paper analyzed three themes used in the animated cartoon “The Simpsons” such as racism, sexual politics and moral issues through research and analysis approaches of existing publications in order to find out what is represented in the satirical animated cartoon, how and why they are displayed and what are the messages that…

We don’t do a lot of coverage on the adaptation of Howard’s characters from prose to the big screen here at the TGR blog simply because there are plenty of other websites that do cover that beat. Besides, we’ve resigned ourselves to whatever Howard based concoction appears on film, it is pretty far removed from what Howard…

In the movie Incredibles 2 the issue of illegalized heroes and supers is discussed and contended, but the answer is simply this; heroes vanquish villains and reduce damages that are made by both villains and criminals. They lessen crimes and solve problems that the public, or the police, cannot. Creating sponsors for causes, jobs for…

In recent years, people watch more movies from overseas? What are the reasons for this? Should the government give financial support to local cinema to produce local films? It is unquestionably the case that there is a growing trend for people to watch foreign films in preference to films made in their home country. In…

In the movie House of Flying Daggers, martial arts was portrayed more of an art rather than just fighting or violence. The scene where Mei dances in front of Leo with pebbles flying everywhere showed that martial arts is an art. In this scene, the art of dancing gracefully attracted me as a viewer. The…