There are different ways to define a good film. To me a good film is one that keeps you glued to the movie screen or simply your TV. A great film makes you want to watch it and never gets boring. ... What I also think is really important in a good movie, (since I"m a horror fan) is that the music goes according to what's happening. ... They are the ones in charged in making a film good. ...
Most people come across feelings of horror, emptiness and disbelief while viewing and are taken in to understand what really went on during the holocaust. ... Most thought That Schindler's character development was great and left an impression on them, but the overhauling impression of pain, disaster and horror (over struck (???)) ... The Main and most obvious feature of the film showing his views was the use of Black and white film. ... The symbolism in the film was used to highlight the crucial themes of the film. ... By this you can clearly see his devotion to the film. ...
It is a very stylishly made film, where the audience is almost put in the situation of the victims, with one of the antagonists talking to the audience several time throughout the film asking us things like "Your on their side right? ... The film opens with very small, hard to read, red credits on a plain pitch-black background. ... The film generally goes against most conventions associated with violent cinema. ... Haneke uses more unsuspecting forms of text to show contrast between the innocent family going for a relaxing holiday, which is shown at the beginning and the horror they experienc...
The documentary film is a genre which has connotations with "truth" and reality. ... However while the film may appear to begin as an essay film initially it soon becomes clear that Moore is using the film and the quest to confront GM chairman Roger Smith as a platform to promote his political views and his own brand of media activism. ... The documentary film or rather the documentary films produced by Moore and Broomfield provide a very effective means of self publicity and in Moore's case influencing opinion. ... In this sense films like "Bowling for Columbine" can only help his publ...
His films earned him the reputation of being the "master of suspense", and after viewing two of his more popular films, Psycho and The Birds, it is evident why. ... He hunted all over the famous Wardour Street trying to obtain a position in film-making. ... Hitchcock always prided himself as being the total film-maker, planning and having total control over every aspect of his films, from casting to publicity. ... North By Northwest to this point had gone where no other film had gone before. ... Psycho is a film that takes place more in the mind of the viewer than on the screen. ...
