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    Watching a movie Where do you prefer to watch a movie? We know that everyone has been inconclusive once. Sometimes it is very difficult to decide where to watch a movie at home or at the cinema. I am going to compare between them which one is better. I want to compare three things in this essay. First‚ I want to explain “Time”. Maybe(‚) some people have enough time‚ maybe(and than) some people do not have enough time(;) but(either way somehow wants to watch a movie) also they want to watch some

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    American film imitations by Brazilian cinema. They expect to attend a theater and see a happier-less accurate film of Brazilian life. Hollywood has dominated foreign markets so much that the idea of seeing a true Brazilian film that accurately represents the country is taboo. New ideas in cinema are rejected because the audience has become so accustom to seeing an American like film. This is an issue because it displaces the opportunity for a true Brazilian Cinema. A social-sentimental film is one where

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    was ‘picked up’ again by the newly launched film review Cahiers du Cinema (1951)…the group developed the notion of the auteur by binding it closely with the concept of mise-en-scene. (Hayward‚ 1996:12/13) During the German occupation of France in the Second World War‚ American films had been proscribed [denounced/exiled]. Suddenly‚ after the war‚ hundreds of films heretofore unseen‚ flooded the French cinema screens. This cinema‚ directed by the likes of Alfred Hitchcock‚ Howard Hawkes‚ John Ford

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    video and more recently the DVD‚ made private viewing of motion pictures possible‚ the big screen has not lost its appeal. Based on my experiences‚ I prefer going to the cinema. There are several reasons for the movie theaters’ permanent popularity. First‚ even the most sophisticated ’home theater’ equipment cannot recreate the cinema experience. The large audience creates the kind of energy that DVD systems cannot. Especially comedies on the big screen have a certain spirit that cannot be reproduced

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    Kitap Evi". Sunday nights‚ our "Talk Cinema" group come together and we talk about today’s cinema mind and classics. That day was different. Same as it ever was‚ we began our conversation and talked about Andrei Tarkovsky and his cinematography. While we were talking about‚ his movie‚ "Solaris"‚ Erman drew our attention to adaptation of the "Solaris" which is directed and written by Steven Soderbergh. We generally talk about Cinema of Europe‚ Bollywood and Cinema of Asia. If we talk about America‚

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    Many different methodologies are vital when examining film. Different aspects and methods of cinema analysis provide critics and audiences with various approaches to establishing certain genres or films. This essay will examine the specific methodologies of the action genre‚ a consideration of the art cinema and an auteur study. These styles are recognized in Kathryn Bigelow ’s Point Break (1991) which provides strong examples of these techniques. An action film is commonly recognized by audiences

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    Development In “The Origins of Soviet Cinema: a Study In Industry Development” by Vance Kepley and “The Idea of Montage in Soviet Art and Film” By David Bordwell‚ the authors take two very different approaches to explaining the development of the Soviet film industry in the early half of the 1900s. Kepley approaches the topic with an economic perspective while Bordwell uses an artistic lens to explain how Soviet Cinema came to be. Kepley explicates that much of Soviet cinema developed out of necessity‚ and

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    many people believe other places such as COEX‚ or famous department stores are a good place to hangout‚ I believe IFC Mall is an even greater place to hang out because you can shop diverse things‚ eat cuisines from many countries‚ and it has a great cinema. First and foremost‚ in IFC Mall‚ you can shop and buy various types of things which makes this shopping center a good place to hang out. Since there are many stores that are famous all around the world‚ there are a lot of options one can choose

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    industry was galvanized by young men and women who despised the oppressive customs put in place by the Tsarist regime and they thus made tentative moves that resulted in the growth of a national cinema movement which would reflect new social ideals. These young people wanted to establish a new type of cinema

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    The shift from music-hall/variety to early cinema transformed the audience experience: Critically investigate this claim from a primarily Irish perspective. “Audiences are the same all over the world‚ and if you entertain them‚ they’ll respond.” (Minnelli‚ L). This quote doesn’t need any explanation. As audiences‚ we spend our lives waiting for an experience that will entertain and captivate us‚ give us something to talk and fascinate about. This isn’t a new trait. Looking back to the mid 19th

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