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    Not only do Soviet Montage‚ German expressionism‚ and French impressionism influence nearly every film we see today‚ it also molds and builds the appearance of films and help to evoke emotion from the intended audience. Montage can best be described as the selecting‚ editing‚ or piecing together of film to create some type of meaning‚ this is seen in some way‚ shape‚ or form‚ in every film. German expressionism is seen as a movement towards distorted settings‚ along with supernatural stories. Expressionism

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    army were taken by the hands of Japan. The men of the United States army in Oahu were attacked by surprise which did not give them enough time to fight back. Many of the equipment was destroyed which gave the men little to fight back. Most of the battleships were destroyed and also most of the planes. After all of the damage and injured men‚ an underground hospital and bomb trenches to reduce the deaths of soldiers. President Franklin D. Roosevelt was not to happy about this attack which led him to

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    the prominent genre is definitely action as it has a lot of montage clips showing buildings falling down mass destruction overall apocalyptic situations. This film is ground-breaking as it features a lot of things people have never done before in a film i.e. Monumental buildings crashing down and being destroyed‚ entire countries capsizing‚ meteors crashing down onto a motor home with half of it being destroyed. This particular montage creates a want-to-see effect as it looks epic. Another want-to-see

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    RUN LOLA RUN How has the director used repeated narrative and flash-photo montages to communicate the film’s central ideas and themes? In the film‚ Run Lola Run‚ a repeated narrative and flash-photo montages reused by director‚ Tom Tykwer to create and explore the idea of how timing can be manipulative. Tykwer suggests how important timing is‚ as the scenes are different by only a few initial actions that change the course of everyone’s future. Tykwer shows through three separate narratives

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    telling the tragic true story of Chris McCandles. Through several techniques the audience’s emotions are engaged. The style of shots is distinctive‚ with many scenes featuring panorama or montage. Text overlay and voice-over have been added in post-production. Between some shots there is juxtaposition. Panorama and montage are two shots used to great effect in this film for conveying awesome scale in space and time during Chris’ journey‚ respectively. The film both begins and ends with striking wide and

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    Hannah Hoch Analysis

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    The female’s oversized severed legs are positioned right over the woman in the ball gown‚ as if straddling her‚ and the machine part links the money at the pubic region with the head of the gymnast. In this montage Hoch purposely ripped images out of context ‚ and roughly joined them together with other images. Her method connotes a violence that is underlined by the "resemblance of a large bow-like machine part to a saw and the severing of the female legs

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    in a while foregoes altering for the long take; on the other hand‚ he additionally embraces altering procedures from Hollywood‚ such as the shot-reverse shot technique. Obviously‚ Welles gives the breakfast scene his own specific touch‚ giving a montage arrangement chronicling the breakdown of a relationship. He additionally uses stun cuts‚ as in the presentation of the News on the March grouping or the slice to a screeching cockatoo later in the film. Sound assumes an awesome part in film. Sound

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    for church or other peaceful Sunday pursuits. Battleships of the United States Pacific Fleet burn in Pearl Harbor after the Japanese launched their devastating surprise attack on Sunday‚ 7 December 1941. At the United States Navy base at Pearl Harbor peacetime Sunday routine prevailed‚ and the normal bustle of a huge naval base was absent when the first wave of Japanese carrier-launched aircraft launched a devastating attack on the battleships of the United States Pacific Fleet. There had bee

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    focuses on an evolutionary theme‚ whereas the montage scene in Donnie Darko shows the reverse of time followed by Donnie laughing in bed awaiting death‚ thus unraveling an underlying Christian theme in which Donnie is Christ-like for sacrificing himself to save the world. The sequence that portrays the central meaning in Donnie Darko is disclosed in the montage‚ consisting of scenes throughout the movie being shown in reverse. During the montage the jet engine from Mrs. Darko ’s plane is seen

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    Jules Et Jim

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    analysis of Jules et Jim‚ rather than examine fleetingly the whole gamut of expressionistic techniques‚ we shall instead explore in some detail the more important methods‚ paying particular attention to temporal and spatial distortions‚ editing and montage‚ special visual effects‚ and finally discover the manner in which Bazin’s archetypal techniques of realism—long-takes and composition-in-depth.—are recast. Certainly one of the most striking features of Jules et Jim is temporal distortion. Truffaut

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