Hollywood Blockbuster Film Analysis

¨A documentary film is a nonfictional motion picture intended to document some aspect of reality, primarily for the purposes of instruction, education, or maintaining a historical record.¨ (Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation) Documentary movies have quickly hit the top of the charts in recent years. The attraction to documentaries comes from a feeling of a personal connection with the characters. Although Hollywood blockbuster movies are still extremely popular people are beginning to see a lack of personalization in the story lines. Watching a true and honest video solely based on real aspects of life would be more enjoyable. Visually seeing life play out in a realistic and factual way would give a better idea of the truth values of life. Blockbuster films that are even based off a true story can put an unusual twist on facts. Although the baseline may be real, changing facts in order to keep or grasp attention of the audience is likely as well. A production of real life to be as close as real life as possible. Most people to see a very real and raw version of life although it may not be the most exciting. Life simply would not make a very good, and dramatic film most of the time. Daily life is
The actors are portrayed as perfect, beautiful and vibrant people all the time. Contrary to that, life is not perfect. Creating a hollywood film on life would not represent most as a person. Not just a character in a film. Hollywood filmmakers would take the least thrilling thing that has happened to me and dramatize it to make it more intriguing. Without backing up facts with interviews or real film. Being unable to protecting yourself and your reputation would be a challenge. The interviews would be coming from reliable sources such as friends therefore they are most trustworthy. Blockbuster films are created solely for entertainment rather than trying create a realistic film they are looking for excitement and