Film Studies Essay Examples and Topics. Page 10

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ATLAS: Matter Structure and Stability

There came a time when people started calculating and observing the relations between mass and energy and the basic matter that may have made particles that in turn make up other things.
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Perpetuating Racism in “Crash” by Paul Haggis

The movie presumes that people feel bitterness and prejudice towards members of different groups, and helps its viewers see the consequences of such mentalities."Crash" combines the stories of blacks, whites, Koreans, Iranians, Latinos, police, criminals, [...]
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Film Criticism and Its Aspects

In the end, it becomes an analysis of all the elements of the film which contribute to the initial experience of the film which matters.
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“Ma Vie En Rose” by Alain Berliner

In the movie, director Alien Berliner plots the Ludovic character of a small boy who crosses dresses himself and generally behaves like a girl, and he wanted to marry his neighbor's son.
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Genetic Control in Film “Gattaca” by Andrew Noccol

The Genetic Control theory is so radiantly forwarded that more than involving in the story proceedings, the viewers, are made to realize the changes in the attitude shown to a normally born and a genetically [...]
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“Unforgiven” the Movie by Clint Eastwood

His sense of pride is pricked as he struggles not to tell a lie but when he is confronted by the armed men who were informed that he had entered the place with his guns, [...]
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“The Crying Game” the Movie by Neil Jordan

In traditional societies, the family system tended to take the form of the extended family. Thus, the gender aspect is reversed and the male is found to be dominated by women in the movie making [...]
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The Genre of Science Fiction in Movies

In this paper we will analyse "The War of the Worlds", "Star Wars" and "The Fifth Element", as movies that reflect the genre of science fiction being transformed from something that used to help people [...]
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The Influence of Movie Genre on Audience

Derne' S writes that, a research done by Tiffany A Boveland of Loyolla University on the effects of a movie clip on change in love concept showed that, romantic movies did affect people's perceptions and [...]
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Jewish Film as a Part of the Movie Industry

During the last generation the term has acquired a central position in psychological and social theory due, perhaps, to greater awareness of the dislocations in the relationship between individual and society that characterize the process [...]
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American Film Genres: Rambo and Male Body

It is so far out of the circle that when Ted Koppel held a "Nightline" town gathering in the armed force stranglehold of Decter, Mich, after the violence, the language blockade was so said he [...]
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“Roger & Me” by Michael Moore Review

The following two takes on Roger & Me deal not only with the film and the surrounding controversy, but also with some of the esthetic and political issues it raises, from the perspective of two [...]
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“Pans Labyrinth” by Guillermo del Toro

In order to properly describe the technical setting that includes the color palette and set design for the movie Pan's Labyrinth, it is necessary to understand the most about the film why such set design [...]
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Women’s Roles in Early Musicals

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At the same time, his ability to be a successful gambler is threatened because of the spotlight on his wife's personal and public life.
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Communicating Mood in Film Production

In The Prestige, the effects of film noir are employed to create a mood of mystery, suspicion and the darkness that is at the heart of passion.
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“One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Drama Film

Its symbolic theme is set in the world of an authentic mental hospital, a place of insurgence exhibited by a vigorous, flamboyant, wise-guy anti-hero against the Establishment, institutional authority and status-quo attitudes.[Forman himself noted that [...]
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“Tokyo Story” Movie by Ozu Yasujiro

Yasujiro is also remembered for the unlikely revelations that may well leave the viewer a little derailed, eventually paints a nuance that deepens the emotional impact of the material.
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“Batman Begins” Film by Christopher Nolen

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In 2005, director Christopher Nolen was successful in reintroducing the apotheosis of Batman to the modern world with his film "Batman Begins" This film depicts the birth of the god-like figure known as Batman.
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A Matter of Life and Death Compositional Elements

Through the usage of color scheme, props, and the setting of the last mise en scene, A Matter of Life and Death facilitated the propagandist message of Anglo-American understanding within the pursuit of individual happiness.
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The New Wave in France: Transformation of Films

What is most interesting about the New Wave in France is its quick transformation from the creation of low-budget films by young directors to the mainstream approach to filmmaking during the 1950s-1960s.
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“Cleopatra” Movie by Joseph L. Mankiewicz

The movie spans the last years of Egypt before it became a Roman province, with the political intrigue around it and the emotional intrigue that Cleopatra stirred with her wit, beauty, and ambition.
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“Devdas” by Sanjay Leela Bhansali

It is worth noting that the film Devdas is not the first screen adaptation of the novel based on which the movie was shot. The loss of his lover led the protagonist to the edge [...]
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“Big Fish” the Novel by Daniel Wallace

The fact that most of the narrative elements exist in an entirely different reality than the one in which the rest of the movie takes place makes the distinction between the narrative and narration in [...]
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“Adam’s Rib” the Film by George Cukor

The first scene that illustrates DiBattista's quote about fast-talking dames and patriarchal femininity is the court scene in which Amanda uses her final argument to defend Doris.
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Lighting in “Lust, Caution” Film by Ang Lee

The ending of the film is tragic because both the heroine and the members of the underground group are shot. For instance, in one of the stills, one can see side lighting that seems to [...]
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Aliens in “The Thing from Another World” Film

Thus, the movie The Thing from Another World can be applied to the category of marvelous films, as it shows the encounters of human beings with representatives of other planets and worlds.
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“Greta” (2018): A Thriller by Neil Jordan

This paper aims at reviewing the movie Greta and analyzing the director's principal claim, the moral of the movie, and the techniques which the director used to bring his ideas to the audience.
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“In This Corner of the World” Film by Katabuchi

Despite bringing World War II to an end, it took the lives of hundreds of thousands of innocent people and brought significant destruction both to the nature of Japan and the well-being of the population.
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“The Island” Movie from a Sociology View

To establish a fundamental starting in the analysis of the rhetorical function of fantasies in the movie "The Island", directed by Michael Bay, the foundations of structural-functional theory will be described in context.
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Inglorious Bastards as a Self-Reflective Film

A film of this sort entails the usage of specific editing to impact the audiences intellectual perception of the movie and call attention to a certain scene in a reflexive manner.
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“Citizen Kane” Drama Film by Orson Welles

Also, it is at the top of the American Film Institute's list of the 100 greatest American Movies. The main goal of this paper is to discuss the importance of Citizen Kane, regarding several aspects [...]
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“Do the Right Thing” Film by Spike Lee

In his film Do the Right Thing, Spike Lee focuses on stereotypes that exist within a neighborhood, which allows him to show how the representatives of the general public face societal issues, emphasizing that their [...]
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“Crash” (2004) Crime Drama by Paul Haggis

The development of the plot and characters is more pronounced in the film than the effects are. The movie shows that there are positive and negative sides to every person's character, and it depicts the [...]
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Batman Film Trilogy by Christopher Nolan

The topic of the essay will be focused on the aspects of the plot, character, and cinematography that differed from previous comic films and will seek to explain the effect that the Dark Knight trilogy [...]
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“The Godfather” by Francis Ford Coppola

Although at some points, the main characters of "The Godfather" are represented as honored and fair, the analysis of the events constituting the movie's plot makes it clear that individual criminal behavior can be supported [...]
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“Malcolm X” (1992) by Spike Lee

The movie tells the story of Malcolm Little, also known as Malcolm X, - the Afro-American spiritual leader and a fighter for human rights who lived in the USA in the 1960s. Washington's talent is [...]
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Entomology in Infestation Video

One of the scenes that were reminiscent of an entomological fact was the one where a person was waving his or her hand to chase away mosquitoes.
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Racism in the “Do the Right Thing” Movie

The lights in the scenes where Buggin' Out confronts Sal about the pictures on the wall through the point where the fight breaks out are dull. The power of lights is used to manipulate the [...]
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Science Fiction Films Definition

Furthermore, science fiction films can be considered as the sub-class of horror films because both genres depend on the Discovery Plot which focuses on establishing the presence of the specific monster in the film, and [...]
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Motion Pictures between Old Time and Modern

Ever since the invention of motion pictures, the movie industry has been organized as a business. The first period is known as the silent period, which ran from the year 1895 to the year 1919.
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Planning Issues Analysis: the Film “Chinatown”

The planners in this town are not able to balance their personal needs and the growing needs of the town. The politicians were in control of all the resources, and this explains the ordeal of [...]
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Film Analysis: “City of Life” by Ali Mostafa

This article focuses on how the film portrays the diverse nationalities of Dubai and illustrates how the common stereotypes about the people of Dubai have been challenged and confirmed by the film.
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The Best Scenes in the Movies

I believe that the best scene in the movie is the part where Travis confronts the pimp, the gangster and the bouncer in the brothel, shoots them, attempts to commit suicide, yet finds out that [...]
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The Poster of the 2015 Film Trainwreck

The most notable of them is the image of the character of Amy, who drinks some hard liquor straight from the bottle, wrapped in a paper bag in the same way that it is being [...]
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The Film “Chinatown”: Lawlessness Symbol

Polanski utilizes the city of Los Angeles, particularly the neighborhood of Chinatown, as the symbolic representation of all that is "...unknowable, terrifying..".and beyond the scope of law and order.
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“Danny the Dog” a Film by Luc Besson

It is quite possible to find many films that were released in the first half of the twentieth century, and they were affected by stereotypes and prejudices against Chinese people. In particular, the protagonist of [...]
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Korean Popular Culture: “Boomerang Family”

The picture keeps an eye on the steps of the day-to-day existence of a dysfunctional family, where the three brothers and a sister one by one decided to return to their family home and live [...]
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The Movie “Normal” Analysis

It is very much tied to the message of the movie, which is to educate people that there are individuals who struggle with the problem of acceptance and reassurance from others.
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Gender Differences in James Bond Movies

The validity of the suggestion can be well illustrated in regards to the recently produced 'Bond movies', which appear only slightly less sexist, as it used to be the case with the same category of [...]
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Presenting Freudian Concepts: Mr. and Mrs. Smith

Discussing the movie from the viewpoint of Freudian identification, the main protagonists have been the brightest examples of expressing two opposing instincts, or drives, existing within the human being those of creativity, sexuality, and construction [...]
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Characters in the Movie “V for Vendetta”

Barthes noted that the primary goal of wrestling is to demonstrate the irrelevance of the purely moral concept of justice. The concepts of social injustice and wrestling as the best way of understanding things offered [...]
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The Greatest Movies: Godfather and the Gold Rush

Speaking of the issue that must be the one of the most interest to the audience, that is, the episode with the crosscutting, it must be noticed that it was not the initial idea of [...]
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Fight Club by David Fincher

I agree with the author, as I also think that the movie is a set of ideas and opinions that are still in the air.
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Scientism in the “Inherit the Wind” Film

In the film, Brady and the residents of the Hillsboro region are fundamentalists in the evangelical sense. The form of authority perceived by Brady in the Bible, to Drummond is just a body of words [...]
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Michel Gondry as a Contemporary Filmmaker

According to Gondry, Melies was "one of the first guys to see the first screenings of the film, and he was the first guy on the earth to think of the camera as an extension [...]
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“Drop Squad” by David C. Johnson

It depends on the period of time in which an individual is exposed to the interactive process and level of internalization of the subculture.
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Frame 3a from Zhang Yimou’s “Red Sorghum”

It is important to note that color also contributes greatly to the creation of the meaning in the frame. The use of light, shadow, and color helps the director to tell his ode to life.
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“Death of a Salesman” by Volker Schlöndorff

As critics go on debating whether the play should be a tragedy or not, a moving social documentary, a confirmation of the spirit of Americans, or a conveyance of the salesman's life, people in the [...]
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“The Grapes of Wrath” by John Ford

The plot of the story is set up in the great depression. Joad gets back home to discover the astonishing effects of the depression on every person in the area.
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