The document discusses the author's love of movies, especially gangster films directed by Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese from the 1970s-80s featuring iconic performances from actors like Al Pacino and Marlon Brando. While the author dislikes romantic films, they appreciate how movies transport viewers and the experience of watching films in a theater. The author believes art should not have limits but adapting books to film can go wrong if it changes the original story, though some adaptations like Lord of the Rings have captured the spirit of the source material. The author also notes that big budgets do not necessarily mean high quality and some low-budget indie films have become classics.
The document discusses the author's love of movies, especially gangster films directed by Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese from the 1970s-80s featuring iconic performances from actors like Al Pacino and Marlon Brando. While the author dislikes romantic films, they appreciate how movies transport viewers and the experience of watching films in a theater. The author believes art should not have limits but adapting books to film can go wrong if it changes the original story, though some adaptations like Lord of the Rings have captured the spirit of the source material. The author also notes that big budgets do not necessarily mean high quality and some low-budget indie films have become classics.
The document discusses the author's love of movies, especially gangster films directed by Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese from the 1970s-80s featuring iconic performances from actors like Al Pacino and Marlon Brando. While the author dislikes romantic films, they appreciate how movies transport viewers and the experience of watching films in a theater. The author believes art should not have limits but adapting books to film can go wrong if it changes the original story, though some adaptations like Lord of the Rings have captured the spirit of the source material. The author also notes that big budgets do not necessarily mean high quality and some low-budget indie films have become classics.
obviously they changed during the time. When I was little I only used to watch fantasy movies, but know I would say that I really appreciate the Old gangster movies like Scarface,the godfather,mean street, goodfellas and so on. We can summarize that I love movies directed by M scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola. I adore them for many different reasons, first of all for the stunning performances of legendary actors like al pacino and marlon brando,their iconic lines and dialogues, that nowdays are part of the pop culture. Also for the complex plots with many breathtaking twists. I love also scifi movies like...........
While if i had to pick up a genre that i dont like
i will defenitly chose the romantic one. I hate this tearful stories, with predictable endings, and shallow characters.Also for the fact that if there is someone sick they will find a cure in the last moment and they will live happily ever. People were always interested in the 7th art since it’ s creation in the early years of 20th century, because it was the first time that people could see moving and after also talking images. The cinema itself is a magic mesmerizing place with many peculiar details and traditions that you can only find here: the comfortable red chairs, the sweet scent of hot pop corn in the room, and last , but not least, the real star : the big creamy scream that will bring you in spectacular adventures for a couple of hours. I think that people love to go there because is a different way of unwind and relax yourself, you don’ t think about everyday problems and you turn back as a child.
I think that this will be a such terrible idea,
because in my opinion creativity and art must not have limits everyone has the right to do what he really wants and like.Also putting everytime an educational message would ruin the film making it boring and quirky.
This is a neverending question and everyone
has a different opinion. I think that the correct answer is to firstly enjoy the opera in the way it was created. If first it was written the book, then read it first! Many loyal fans are mad and upset about film adaptations, because in their opinion it ruined the concept. A crystal clear example is the Percy Jackson saga where even the plot was changed for marketing reasons,unbelivable. But once in a blue moon it happens that there is an adaptation good as the book, for example the LOTR trilogy directed by peter jackson. He changed some parts, but the Tolkien’s idea and characters are expressed in the best way. Another example is Joker by Todd Philipps, here the poignant interpretation of joaquin phoenix show this well famous character in a new dark way.
Unfortunatly nowdays this is a sad truth that
we must accept and , most important, to find a solution too. The money question has always been a truoble for cinema industry since the first blockbusters of the so called hollywood golden age. People must realize that bigger budget doesen t mean a better movie, in some way they can be considered as antonyms. There are many young talented directors that made famous low budget movies, like for example reservoir dogs or the big lebownski, they are the proof that the quality has nothing to do with CGI effects.