3. Club owner Rick Blaine owns a bustling night club deep in the heart of Casablanca where everyone from Nazis to people trying to escape to America come to play. Blaine’s life, before coming to Casablanca consisted of a love named Ilsa, who, stood him up at the train station one day when they were both to be leaving to go start a new life. He was met there with his companion Sam and a letter from her stating that she was sorry to be doing this but unfortunately could not leave with him. One night Blaine receives two letters of transit that will aid two people to escape to America. These letters are very special and are wanted by all of the people who seek to start a new life by moving to America. In a couple of days following this Ilsa her husband Victor Lazlo, who is the leader of the Czech underground, arrive in Casablanca. Ilsa recognizes Blaine’s companion Sam who is now the pianist at the club. She approaches him and asks him to play an old love song that her and Blaine had. At first he refuses but then she talks him into it. Blaine hears it and becomes furious. He stalks over there demanding to

I enjoyed the move a great deal. I think he achieved the reaction he was wanting from making this film.

5. The visual elements in the movie, to me, seemed like everyone was in a hurry to get to America. Everyone was in a hurry and there were crowds of people everywhere. It also seemed like everyone was interested in having a good time, the night club was full of people having fun but everyone seemed to always be talking about the same subject, the war.

7. There were many shots that were shot at medium range so that one could see the hesitation on people’s faces. There were also some long shots, which showed things like how crowded morocco was or how busy the nightclub was.

Personally I think this film was very worth making. I like how it is a love story but it is not one of those wishy-washy love stories. The dialogue between all of the characters is witty and there are funny parts. There is also some corruption which I think adds to the overall “goodness” of the film. I also liked how it didn’t just center on the two people having the affair, there were other parts to the movie and other scenes where their affair was never mentioned.

8. The style of the film was a love story. There were some humorous parts but this was not ment to be a comedy. I think it was filmed to s

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