By the end of the scene it is clearly obvious to the audience the futility of war and the heroism of these soldiers. This is skillfully achieved through a variety of cinematic techniques. In the opening scene, the audience is immediately confronted with the horror of war. Spielberg wanted to portray the reality of war to the audience. “I was looking for realism all the time”.
These angles were constantly used throughout the movie to give more insight on the different characters and portray the dominance of Charles Kane and innocence of Susan Kane. Lighting was also a key element to the movie Citizen Kane. Even though the movie was in black and white, lighting was used to set a dark mood to the movie. Most of the lighting used was dark and mysterious because the plot was mysterious and edgy. He used shadows to set
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
For an example, when Cid (played by Pierce Gagnon) got shot by older Joe all the audience were at the edge of their seats saying in there head ``DON’T DO IT!!``. The only thing that I didn’t really like was the twist. On the bright side though it gets me thinking and guessing what’s going to happen throughout the movie and at the end of the movie. In my opinion it is a dense plot which explores several different ideas and concepts both personal and scientific. Bruce Willis is very good in this movie but I have seen this kind of performance from Bruce many of times before.
Movies are images of a certain character’s life; it depicts the character’s environment, the weather, and all the necessary ingredients that make up the movie that is being watched. There are many types of movies: comedy, drama, documentary, and sci-fi; but there is one type of genre of movie, that most people have the pleasure of watching. The scary movies; they are the best kind, they scare, yet the audience cannot turn away. Watching the movie Paranormal Activity 1, it really scared me. But the things that had grasped my attention were the actors, plot, scenes, sound, and cinematography.
So in a musical film eruption of a song in the middle of the narrative is believable and is accepted by the audiences but it would be highly unacceptable in the horror, war or a thriller movie. Same goes with the narrative of a war film, there has to be a war sequence in the movie and the entire movie will be based on a war. Kill Bill mixes number of different and distinct genres in each of the chapters. It shows a glorious smorgasbord of Spaghetti Western, Japanese Samurai
Compared to the other movies that we have watched, I enjoyed this one the most, namely because It had actors that I was familiar with. I was unsure of it in the beginning because like most of the movies we watch, it was done in Blake and white, but once I began watching it I felt myself compelled to finish it. I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t one of the best I’ve seen in a while, especially when compared to some of the movies that I see on the silver screen nowadays, but I digress. The beginning caught my attention for a number of reasons. When I saw the quote at the beginning saying how “it’s preferable not to travel with a dead man”, I kind of said to myself duh, but it did catch my attention and while watching the movie, the quote began to make sense.
Actually, Hitchcock's early movies were rife with tension and a lot of adventure-style editing with suspense throughout the entire movie from the beginning to the end. However, in later works, Hitchcock gradually abandoned his usual style and began to focus on the relationship between the characters in the movie and by using mobile photography, props, voice-over and reactions lens, he created a mysterious psychological effect. His 1940 film "Rebecca" is one typical example. Later, Alfred Hitchcock’s works have affected that in future, suspense would be more than just something running through the whole film. Instead, the story would be told in a slower pace with some surprising elements inserted so as to give audience amazement.
The comic part about this movie was the laughter and jokes they said throughout the whole movie. The tragic part was about the two characters sad past which grabbed hold of the audience hearts. Each tragic and comic part helped the audience relate to the characters and made them interact by laughing or crying.
Steven Spielberg made Saving Private Ryan to portray “the terrors and triumphs of D-Day as more than just make-believe.” After watching this film, he truly did meet his goal of showing the world this. He presented his movie with realism of the war’s brutality. Spielberg explained, “We all determined very early on that we wanted to affect people in a way that would maybe show them the nature of war for the first time.” Spielberg was asked “Kubrick tackled World War One and Vietnam with Paths Of Glory and Full Metal Jacket. Why did you choose World War Two with Saving Private Ryan? Speilberg replied, “World War Two is the most important event of the last 100 years.