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and I say that because when I was about a week old I was taken to the movie theater for an action packed movie called On Deadly Ground that starred Steven Seagul and that also happened to be his first time directing as well in 1994 (IMBD). So growing up my favorite type of movies used to be action and super hero movies but my absolute favorite movie of all time until this day is Lion King, I love everything about that movie. Since then I have grown more of an appreciation for all types of genre

remember. The ORIGINAL plan was to to go to a restaurant to eat before going to see any movie that was was out at that time with a bunch of friends. Mind you, me and my friends are not the most organized bunch of people so even doing this simple of a task was going to take some work. The week before, I had loosely let them know what was going to happen and had asked a few of them to look at movie theaters which would be able to seat all of us at about 8pm as well as a restaurant which would be

produce a great film, but not all great film are timeless classics. This poses the question, is a movie a classic because it is well produced or because it pushed the borders to what cinematography is? I would argue the latter. This argument will discuss acting, cinematography, and originality in plot to analyze if Star Wars: The Force Awakens is a “true” classic. The unique aspect of this movie is that it is set in the future of the original series started in 1970’s. This means many of the

This is when Hollywood looked towards Blockbusters, a term used in theater which is a film that is anticipated to make high revenues, but uses a large amount of money and resources to achieve this. This is the antithesis of the independent film where it was often difficult to secure funding, they needed to rely more on their story and the videography more than on wow factor or high paid actors to draw crowds in to the theaters. Independent films struggled until the 1980’s where it got a boost thanks

they are a convenient way to relax, are always open to interpretation, and can tell more powerful stories with the help of well-executed cinematography and other elements. Anyone can easily relax by watching a movie. During the Great Depression, Americans went to their local movie theaters as a way to distract themselves from their multitude of troubles. The same is still true today; thousands of families go the movies all the time as a way to take a break from their busy lifestyles. A reason why

“If a million people see my movie, I hope they see a million different movies” - Quentin Tarantino (Bhatia). Movies are made from a director's inspiration and motivation to try to influence and inspire an audience. But, as well, movies are all about the perspective of what the director wants it to be. But, it is also how/what perspective the audience takes the movie. Many things in making movies help inspire a movie. There are many things that go into making a -[p ‘;/movie. Improvements in technology

cheaper price, and also help run off competitors - Since all theater had the same films, they focused on the quality of the theater as a form of differentiation (bigger and better screens, carpeting, emergency lights on floors, attractive marquees), while this was standard in the USA, this was new to Mexico - Candy shops were located in the complex, and employees were trained to be polite and provide quick service - Cinemex was the 1st movie chain to allow customers to purchase and reserve their tickets

exceeded everybody’s expectations, maybe even those who were part of the movie. The film made $279 million in its international release, totaling to its global gross to $517million, next to “Jurassic World,” who hauled a gigantic bang of $525 million. However, China was on the dinosaurs’ side because Star Wars won’t be released

to to leave their house after a week of hard work and get up and go to a theater, when they can just stay in bed and watch shows on their newly purchased television. Alfred Hitchcock. That’s the answer to the questions posed in my opening questions. With all of the previously acclaimed thoughts I mentioned, he put together a movie that changed the film industry forever. He brought a thrill to people’s lives that only a movie could. He created Psycho. The first thriller/horror film. He was the father

One major social influence that has a drastic effect on Fox Searchlight Pictures is the targeted population of millennials. Throughout the past decade, film companies have been remaking successful films in order to hold their grasp on the younger audience. Going to the movies was a daily routine for many individuals; however, this has recently become a fairly rare occurrence as films are easily accessible through streaming services. This aspect has a significant impact on the films that Fox Searchlight