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    Blob Research Paper

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    The 1950's started seeing the prominent rise of color films being the norm. The Blob has become after viewing it, my favorite early color film, it also stars Steve McQueen in debut role. I love how many famous actors come out horror films and apparently regardless of the era. After finally seeing this film, although I have been very aware of it for as long as remember, I enjoyed it immensely more than I thought I would. Which makes sense as I have a well-known fondness for B-Movies and Cult…

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    Risen Theatre Analysis

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    The movie Risen is unique in the fact that it tells of the crucifixion of Christ from an initial non-believer 's perspective. I have never viewed a religious movie before, whether it be at home or in a theatre. I chose to see Risen in the theatre on a Saturday night in order to observe not only the film itself, but the atmosphere in general, including the drive both to and from the theatre. From noisy and crowded to quiet and focused, by the end of Risen, the viewer’s reactions, including my own…

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    The world of today is made possible due to the advancement of technology. Different fields of professions incorporate technology into their line of work to improve skills for better achievement. For example, the film industry started off simply with silent black and white motion pictures filmed by constantly cranking a camera handle back in the 1890s. As the time passed, the world entered into a technological evolution. Slowly, films were being made grander with each decade. Silent motion…

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    why Banksy is disappointed to Thierry is when he created his supposed to be street art documentary that he promised to every artist was kind of a disaster and terrible movie. Banksy hope that Thierry can make a good documentary and a chance to tell the world the importance and acceptance of street art but it turns into unwatchable movie. Banksy come to realization that “maybe Thierry is not really a film maker but a person whose having a mental problem with a camera” (Banksy) The film entitled…

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    In the opening sequence of the 1979 film, Apocalypse Now, the technique of double exposing film is used repeatedly. The origins of the technique date back to early photographers in the late 1800’s and the technique was translated into filmmaking very soon after the birth of cinema. The first use of the double exposure in film was in The Great Train Robbery, which was released in 1903, but the technique exploded in the 1920’s when cinema became a more well-known art form. The double exposure…

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    John Williams music did not influence any other piece of music. John Towner Williams music has shaped music for movie sound tracks. Without John Williams sounds tracks to movies would not be the same. John Williams is the god of movie sound tracks. In my opinion, without John Williams, movies would still be movies. We do not necessarily need music for movies, though it does add a nice affect to them. I do not like John…

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    Symbolism in movie are something that are not to be taken literally. Symbolism can be anything. It is an object used to symbolize something different that is much deeper. It can be said that symbols are the art of hiding the meaning behind something that is not-related. A symbol helps making the content more strong and powerful. Symbolism today has been one of the important part of the cinemas. In the movie The Adjustment Bureau we can see a lot of symbols being used, each having its significant…

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    Modern American Theatre

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    Movies are captured with a camera, edited, and sent to a movie theater to be played, whereas in theatre, actors rehearse a script and perform the show in front of a live audience. In theatrical productions, there is an interaction between the performers and the audience because the performers are right in front…

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    ` From black and white to a burst of color, movies have been evolving since the 20th century. People that enjoy watching or making films can tell you that films have changed alot, since they were first introduced. There are changes from all categories of making a film. For example, color and sound, computers, cost, etc. Although some may not be very fond of they way movies have evolved, one cannot ignore it. Despite the evolution of filmmaking, they will always be a fantastic form of information…

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    American Multi-Cinema or AMC as its most commonly referred to, is the largest theater company in the world with over 380 theaters nationwide. In other words, it is the titan of the movie theater industry. In this paper I am going to talk about AMC's humble beginnings, it's innovations and its success in becoming the largest theater company in the world. I'm going to begin with, how the seed of AMC was planted. AMC Theaters achieved its start in Kansas City thanks to the Dubinsky brothers;…

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