- Hard to get
- Talk too much
- Love impulse
- Wear sexy clothing
- Strong
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Gettin' Western on yo ass
How it follows the rules:
- Old west
- Shootout
- Indians
- Guns
- Cowboys
- Outlaws
- Saloons
How it breaks the rules:
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- Old west
- Shootout
- Indians
- Guns
- Cowboys
- Outlaws
- Saloons
How it breaks the rules:
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
A Big Hollywood World Cinema Orgy
What Hollywood has given world cinema:
- Gangster Movies
- Breathless, took ideas from American Gangster movies
- Super Imposition
What world cinema gave Hollywood:
- Kung Fu movies
- Western films
- Neo Realism in Italian films
- Jump cuts
- Gangster Movies
- Breathless, took ideas from American Gangster movies
- Super Imposition
What world cinema gave Hollywood:
- Kung Fu movies
- Western films
- Neo Realism in Italian films
- Jump cuts
Friday, March 4, 2011
Hong Kong Films!
1. American interest for Kung Fu movies was largely influenced by Bruce Lee, a kung fu instructor from San Francisco.
2. The Shaw Brothers basically wrote the rule book for modern martial arts movies.
3. City on Fire, heist film which some believe was Tarantino's influence for Reservoir Dogs.
4. When the UK gave the control of Hong Kong back to China many directors left in fear of artistic oppression.
5. Jackie Chan differed from the normal Kung Fu stars by mixing action and comedy.
2. The Shaw Brothers basically wrote the rule book for modern martial arts movies.
3. City on Fire, heist film which some believe was Tarantino's influence for Reservoir Dogs.
4. When the UK gave the control of Hong Kong back to China many directors left in fear of artistic oppression.
5. Jackie Chan differed from the normal Kung Fu stars by mixing action and comedy.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Citizen Kane vs. Rashomon
Both films used flashbacks, but the flashbacks in Citizen Kane told the truth, while the flashbacks in Rashomon lied because it was being told from different, unreliable sources. Both films view the same events from different points of view. Citizen Kane is about one man, but Rashomon is about a situation, yet both films say something about man and humanity.
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