This movie starred Mel Gibson, Glenn Close, and Alan Bates. All acting in it was more than adequate, and the casting was well done. Each actor portrayed their role appropriately, and the directing was fantastic. The one element that sets this movie apart from the rest is the setting. Franco Zeffirelli is the only director of the three films we viewed who kept the setting true to how Shakespeare wrote it – in medieval Denmark.
It’s very well handled and easy to follow. The Characters & Cast The film did an excellent job of cutting and combining unnecessary characters and streamlining that part of the narrative - Madge, The Mayor, Peeta’s father, and a handful of other small parts are missing entirely, but it’s almost unnoticeable. Even with the combining and cutting that was done, the supporting cast is quite frankly an embarrassment of riches, especially considering how little screen time most of these heavy hitters actually get. Elizabeth Banks is a perfect and hilarious Effie, and her character easily has the best costume design in the entire production, as it should be. There’s also some unspoken commentary to be drawn from the fact that Banks is a beautiful woman, and yet overdressed and styled as she is here, she’s a borderline horror show, which is fascinating.
Karen Allen I feel did not make it up to the standards and was very dramatic and maybe just a little to dramatic at times. Overall it was a well chosen cast, the best bit of actig came from Harrison Fords Actor Indian Jones in a Snake pit where they found the Lost Ark. That was also I feel the most dramatic scene because of Karen Allen’s character Marion being pushed into the tomb. The costumes where well on point for being set in the year 1936. Also the camera work was well put together through all the action scenes ecspecially at the beginning with the big boulder.
Randall Wallace’s actors were superb in the film. I thought Randall Wallace had a great selection of actors in the film therefore having a great film. Mel Gibson plays as the brave leader Lieutenant Hal Moore. Madeleine Stowe acted as Julia Moore who takes a role as Hal Moore’s wife. The acting amazed me, especially Jimmy Nakayama (Brian Tee) who gets severely burnt by a bomb.
The cameos last only a few seconds, sometimes barely noticeable, like walking along a train platform, but added a very original element. He made cameos in 39 of his 52 surviving films. ‘The Birds’, ‘North by Northwest’, ‘Rear Window’, ‘Dial M for Murder’, ‘To Catch a Thief’ and ‘The 39 Steps ’are seen as some of his best movies because of their suspense and mystery, while ‘Psycho’ is considered one of the most classic old horror thrillers . It’s due to these movies that he is seen as one of the cinema’s most significant
One of the major aspects of why this video have portrayed its issue very well was the narration during the movie as the voice used fits the characteristics of the message perfectly. The video is talking about the issue of procrastination and parents are the main people who complain about their children procrastinating so the deep and strong voice used in the video does a very good job to make the message clearer and show the viewer the meaning of the short film by Kelly. In conclusion, Johnny Kelly did a very good job using these creative choices in his piece as it is expected because of his level of expertise. He did a very good job to sum up type of style
Film directors Franco Zeffirelli, Michael Almereyda and Kenneth Branagh have transformed “Hamlet” to altering levels of victory on the screen while accomplishing this in the course of deserted differences in analysis and through taking into consideration very different creative ideas. Zeffirelli’s 1990“Hamlet” is an elucidation designed for the ordinary Hollywood audience, who by now were systematically interested in Mel Gibson – one of the rising stars of the early nineties. Gibson does well to conceptualize the outbreak of emotions infuriating Hamlet and this allows the ordinary audience to follow quite easily, his complex and changing mindsets. The famous Act Three, Scene One “To be or not to be…” monologue is done mainly well, with Gibson upholding a characteristic of strength, even as Hamlet riotous behaviour in his own depression and considers suicide. Zeffirelli and Gibson have shared their ideas to produce an understanding of Hamlet that is insightful but never weak, very active and external in the representation of emotion – but not over the top.
Besides, for me the movie has really good special effects despite the time it was made like when he puts blood in his fingerprint. Gattaca is movie that has very exciting parts and it also leaves you a very good message. I would highly recommend this movie because its exciting to watch it and
The film’s acting, storytelling, sound, editing, cinematography, and all other critical analysis is superb and makes for an extraordinarily good movie. Therefore, I will be explaining how all of these filmmaking components works together to make one of the greatest movies of all time. I will explain the message of freedom and hope that was transported through the storyline. This movie has made Andy’s escape extremely intriguing because the technique they used made his escape surprising, because his new best friend thinks he is going to kill himself and if that is what Red believes, that is what the audience is meant to believe as well. However, throughout this story we understand that we truly care about these characters even though they are convicts.
It is one of my personal favorite films because of its simple, but provoking storyline, wich director Frank Darabont managed to pull off in a classic style, making it feel like a timeless piece of cinematography. In addition to this, I believe the acting is great, particulary Morgan Freeman, who seems to ass an impeccable degree of realism to his character ‘Red’. I think we should watch it in our English class because it is a film that everybody should see at least once in their live, because it is highly recommended by various polls