Plays are live shows with actors and actresses acting out a story in front of a live audience. A movie is a pre-taped showing of actors and actresses acting out a story. There are benefits and hindrances both to seeing a play and a movie. Making a movie allows for postproduction to add effects, plays cannot accomplish this because it is a live production. Watching a movie is very much more entertaining to an audience than any play that is being shown live. Since movies are not live shows put on right in front of you, it gives the producers the room for special effects. In a movie you can see anything from explosions, aliens, shape shifting, full-scale wars, to bloody deaths. In Terminator 2 the evil man could shape-shift his body. Every time he did this, the viewer would see his body melt into this liquid nitrogen that proved to be some very impressive eye candy. A play cannot reproduce these effects live; we do not yet have the technology. A movie can be computer animated, which allows for most of these effects to become possible. Computer animation is something that happens in post-production after the movie has been video taped. On the other hand, live show does not have post-production because it is live. These effects would not be very effective if there were no impressive sounds to go along with them. The sounds you will hear in a movie theatre are very loud and add to the whole impact of the movie you are watching. For example, an explosion sets off in the movie, but all you hear is the faintest bang. Now, Imagine this, an explosion sets off in the movie and you hear a monstrous BANG! The loud bang is more effective in terms of getting your attention and making an impact. Unlike movies, many plays have viewers straining just to hear what the actors are saying on stage. I remember one time I was watching a play called Jesus Christ Superstar and this one actor did not have a very loud voice.
Red Dragon VS. ... Hannibal, being a very well educated man, plays with the FBI until he is caught. ... In both movies the same actor, Anthony Hopkins, plays the character of Hannibal Lector. In The Silence of the Lambs Hopkins did an extremely well job playing the part. ... Both movies also included different serial killers. ...
War Movies Movies have always played a major role in our lives. Up until All quiet on the western Front movies showed me that most people that go to war turn out okay and lead happy and normal lives. ... Many movies today show us today the opposite how soldiers can lead a normal and happy life after a war. ... The film begins at the end of the America vs. ... One major similarity that both of these books potray is that all of the characters in these movies turn out to be heroes at the end. ...
War Movies Movies have always played a major role in our lives. Up until All quiet on the western Front movies showed me that most people that go to war turn out okay and lead happy and normal lives. ... Many movies today show us today the opposite how soldiers can lead a normal and happy life after a war. ... The film begins at the end of the America vs. ... One major similarity that both of these books potray is that all of the characters in these movies turn out to be heroes at the end. ...
We now attend such movies to see our favorite horror film stars mutilate their victims, the movies also contain nudity and music that attracts the younger youth. ... This shows how most movie-buffs look at the multi sequel horror movies. ... "The match-up of two of film's most enduring serial killers, "Freddy vs. ... In the originals however the only music you heard was the freaky "horror" music played on a piano, or the chimes of the bells and whispering voices as the classic horror type music. ... These movies are and will remain an attractive venue for the movie world. ...
But what is it about vampires that make their movies and games so interesting? ... In many movies themes of vampirism can be identified and traced throughout the entire movie. ... In the Final Fantasy series, many themes of vampirism can be traced: industry vs. nature, society vs. individual, plus many others. ... You can still tract the play, but would you rally think of linking it to vampirism? ... The theme of the individual vs. the family is prevalent in the movie, as is the theme of young vs. old. ...
Nintendo Game Cube vs. ... The cartridges have also changed to discs, allowing for better graphics, sounds and game play. ... The PS2 is designed to bring together movies, music and games to form a new form of computer entertainment. ...
THE GODFATHER Film vs. ... Film vs. ... The Godfather was held as the epitome of all mafia and gangster movies. ... My main objective is to portray to the movie watcher, key elements that are missing, which make the movies all that much more understandable, and enjoyable. ... This portion of the story however, fades out in the movie, but is played out fully in the book. ...
Genre movies are generally commercial films and make up the majority of Hollwood production which as an industry constantly churns them out in Mass production. ... The Western, possibly the first great genre, was at one point the most common genre in Hollywood, as popular as action movies are today. ... - Native Americans would play the role of the villains. A number of oppositions would be in play such as: - Man vs Nature and the hostility of the environment... - The victory for good vs evil. ...
The new and old movies of Hamlet were very different from the play, as well as each other. ... The newer movie is set in modern day times and with nearly the same text as the original play. ... Mel Gibson vs. ... This only comes through in one of the movies, while the other places all the dialogue in modern places, such as Blockbuster. ... All in all, Hamlet did love Ophelia in not only the play, but in both movies. ...
