Method Acting

Method acting are techniques in which actors try to create a realistic acting in the movie, by really falling into character.

Favorite actor.

My favorite actor is Matt Damon.

He is just too good of an actor, but I don't ever see him get that much praise in the industry in my opinion. I also like all of his films especially Green Zone. What makes him a good actor is that he falls into character spectacularly.

Screwball comedy

Screwball comedy is a genre of comedy that is unconventional, goes in different directions, and behaves in different ways. 2 of the movies come from Columbia Pictures, but one is from Warner Bros.

For the MPAA

I agree with the MPAA, some movies just can't be released especially the sexually related movies. Violence is part of America so I guess it's normal for us Americans, but viewed differently in other countries. No matter how they rate movies there is always going to be controversies.

Hollywood Censorship

Hays Code is the set of industry censorship guidelines that governed the production of the majority of United States motion pictures. One rule of the censorship was that nakedness and suggestive dances were prohibited. Hollywood had to follow these rules because they did not want to lower the moral standards for those who see the films. Movies today have changed a lot, like in some movies they ridicule religion, and some movies show excessive nudity, and some scenes almost seem like porn (New Friday the 13th).

Silent Film Review Part:2

Lumiere brothers

Film techniques used: long shot, stationery camera.

Trip to the moon

Film techniques: Special effects, crazy costumes, stationery camera

Edwin S. Quarter

The Great Train Robbery

Film techniques used: cross cutting, use of color,

Silent Film Review

Metropolis, Film techniques used Chiaroscuro effect, and futuristic theme.

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari directed by Robert Wiene. Film techniques are iris, and close ups.

Trip to the moon- Never watched it, was not here.

The General by Buster Keaton. Film techniques used: Tracking shots, and excessive stunts.

Modern Times by Charlie Chaplin. Film techniques used are fast motion, and little iris.