... movements". However, he only considers those as the intensification of already established techniques and views this as an expressive mediums rather than a rebellion change to classical Hollywood narrative. To him, those technological changes slightly provide an alternation in narrative cinema. In another viewpoint, Bordwell (2006) describes the post-classical narrative trend as a change in film content that Hollywood blockbusters save many companies with ... involve entirely on computer-generated imagery to bring a fresh wind in the visual style of conventional narrative forms and feat...

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... spectator and then move into filmic space - combining the immediate contact of the theatre with the mobility of perspective of the camera (Feuer ibid.). This, amongst other cinematographic techniques servers to further perpetuate the 'production within a production' experience for the audience whilst still abiding and utilising the language of cinema. Spontaneity seems to be at the crux ... profitable productions during the reign of the studio system. Thus audiences were repetitively exposed to Western, musical genres etc., and the emergence of audience expectation of genre films (the n...

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