Movie
Movie is a part of Entertaiment . Movie, also called motion picture or motion picture, still pictures on film, which are projected one by one in one moment and screen by light. Because of what the eye knows as the persistence of vision, this gives the illusion of real, soft, continuous. Movies are a very effective way of teaching and especially for evoking emotions. Cinematography is extremely complex, requiring contributions from almost every skill and innumerable technical skills (for example, in sound recording, photography, and optics). Emerging in the late 19th century, this new art form became one of the most popular and influential media in the 20th century and beyond.
As a commercial enterprise, delivering a large fictional audience to the theater, film quickly gained popularity as perhaps the first form of real entertainment. Losing its broad appeal, the media professional has grown as a way to showcase skills in areas such as acting, directing, screenwriting, cinematography, costume design and music.
History of Movie
The history of Movie begins at the end of the 19th century from the time of the pioneers of film work and the first attempts to establish a film industry. Meanwhile, the recording and display of small cameras is slowly growing in Europe and the United States, prompting many producers and artists to start this business.
Inventors such as Thomas Edison created many devices for reproducing movies, but his business decisions (patent) almost single-handedly drove movie makers from New York to sunny California where they establish Hollywood movies in the twenties of the 20th century. However, even before the popularization of cinema in the United States and Europe, one can mainly contribute to the two famous houses work – American Mutoscope Company that promoted small films and created the first cinema in the United States (“Nickelodeon” in Pittsburgh) and so on.
On the other side of the Atlantic, the French company Lumière has produced more than 1,000 short films that are produced around the world. It would be a big mistake not to mention one of the greatest visionaries of the silent film era – Georges Méliès (who succeeded in the first century of the 20th century in changing the field of influence cinematographic specialty), Charles Pathé (the owner of the largest film company at the time), Robert W. Paul, James Williamson and GA Smith.
The sound era lasted until the late 1920s in the great films of Charlie Chaplin, Ben Huyr, Nosferatu, Battleship Potemkin and others. However, a revolution in cinema came in 1927 with Warne Bros. The film “The Jazz Singer” marked the beginning of a new era – the sound era. From then on, black and white sound films became very popular, making new stars appear and allowing directors and writers to explore advanced story lines.
After World War II ended in memory, stars like Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, Fred Astaire and others ushered in a new era of Hollywood, which promoted comedy, horror, gangster and even some sci-fi films.
Although Hollywood’s absolute control over the entire population of the United States ended with the advent of television and government intervention where movie theaters were prohibited from owning theaters themselves, the movie industry turned to more serious themes, advances in storytelling, and actors who are actors.
The show blurred the line between the protagonist’s supporters and the antagonists. Brought in the 60s and 70s with the star talent of Marlon Brando, Gregory Peck and Frank Sinatra, the history of the film industry changed again with the arrival of the first blockbuster film (Star Wars). And from that time, the film industry entered a new era where summer blockbusters fight against winter Oscar contenders for the attention of the global audience.
Types of Movie
Action: This type of film usually includes a lot of action, including violence, such as fights or gunfights (with weapons), car chases, and often explosions. Some subgenres considered action movies include: tragedy movies, action movies, spy movies, and superhero movies. Adventure: This is a journey that usually takes place in beautiful places and can include research or quests. Although action is common in this type of film, it is not the main point of emphasis. Examples of Adventure Movies: Indiana Jones, Pirates of the Caribbean, Tomb Raider
Animated: Instead of real actors on screen, animation (now computer generated) is used to tell the story. Real actors are used for the voice actors.
Comedy: The main idea of a comedy is to make the audience laugh. The main characters engage in humorous situations.
Films: These films are dramatic and focus on the emotions of the characters and their conflicts.
Fantasy: situations, places and/or events that do not respect the law or nature. They usually involve some sort of magical or supernatural element. Sometimes there are also magical creatures or objects.
Historical: These movies can be based on real events from the past or sometimes the only time used as a setting and all the events are fictional. In both cases, the story emerges as a faithful representation of the historical situation. Sometimes they are biopics, also known as Biopics.
Scary: The goal of a horror movie is to scare the viewer and if possible, make them scream (usually to make them jump). Horror movies usually feature monsters, some kind of evil, or scary/scary situations.
Songs: These are movies where people sing these songs as part of the story that usually help move the plot forward or create characters in the movie. Sometimes there is a dance routine to accompany the songs.
Romance : A romantic drama is a love story that focuses on the romantic involvement of the main characters and their relationship development. Romantic movies that are also funny are called Rom-Coms.
Science fiction: Also known as science fiction, these are fiction based on science. They can relate to the future or other worlds, often involving ships, aliens (aliens) and advanced technology that we do not currently have.
Thriller: A thriller that inspires suspense and suspense in the audience. A common theme in thrillers involves innocent people facing a guilty enemy.
Western: These are fictional events based on the American West (also known as the Wild West) in the 19th century. They offer cowboys, horse riding and shooting. In general, these types of films are only known as westerns.
