Essays On Entertainment

Seven Years in Tibet depicts the real life story of Austrian mountain climber, Heinrich Harrer, who set out in 1939 to climb the Nanga Parbat Mountain in Himalayas and had a close encounter with the young Dalai Lama. Adapted from the memoirs of Heinrich Harrer, the film tells his stirring tale of friendship with the […]

The term “Film Noir” originated in French cinema and is associated with a combination of sensuality, melancholy, and detachment. The protagonist in North by Northwest is an anti-hero whose actions are not easily defined as either good or evil. Despite engaging in some questionable behavior like having an affair, the anti-hero ultimately rescues a morally […]

The film Songcatcher is wonderfully created to depict the Appalachian culture. Directed by Maggie Greenwald in 2000, the movie is set in Appalachia where most people are musically inclined. It is a story of discovery and musical tradition which is passed on from generation to generation. Viewers will find themselves amazed throughout the whole film […]

How do movies carry us from scene to scene? The answer is in the screenplay as well as the cinematic techniques used in the film. Scriptwriters will start their script with a series of meaningful cinematic techniques. Cinematic techniques such as the act structure, choice of shot, scene transition, and camera movement, can greatly influence […]

Have you ever wondered if in a single chance few minute conversation you have with someone you have met your soul-mate? Fate a word that is often used in everyday life, some believe in it and others don’t. Is our destiny controlled by us or by the unknown? Is the partner that I choose really […]

In today’s world stress is something that is unavoidable. It is something that is faced by adults , teenagers and kids around the world .Stress is often described as a feeling of being overloaded , wound up tight , tense and worried. Stress can sometimes help to motivate us to get a task finished or […]

Consider all three media texts (film) in terms of their genre, their narrative structures and their key areas of representation. Summarise, briefly, their similarities and differences. how significant are locations to the narrative of the films? compare and contrast the representations of masculinity in each of the films. Explore the different roles women have in […]

Fernando Meirelles’s City of God (2002) has provoked critical discussion concerning its representation of the Brazilian working class since its release[2]. The film has been described as both disturbing and electrifying for its brutal realism and inspired cinematography[3]. Whilst it was eagerly received by critics the world over, others have film questioned its worth as […]

Eisenstein’s strong use of montage editing and shot composition effectively builds drama and conflict in Battleship Potemkin and its “Odessa Steps” scene. His choice of framed image conveys emotion and, along with camera position, engages and appeals to the viewer. The montage editing technique that Eisenstein uses creates a sense of conflict that supports the […]

Ever want to take your kids to see a film and not worry about the violence and gore that it may have? Whether you are a mother or a really awesome aunt (like me) you want to be able to take a child to a film that has a good message and will keep your […]

No movie gives an impact better than a story that happens in a setting closer to the real scenarios of life. The movie Pursuit of Happyness acted by Will Smith gives us lessons in life in its rawest form. The film happens with a great taste of honesty. It teaches lessons you can use in […]

After watching the musical film of Love’s Labour’s Lost, I think I can safely say that it was a good interpretation of the play, in the style of a Hollywood musical.Kenneth Branagh, the producer as well as one of the stars of the film, really made one of Shakespeare’s plays enjoyable to watch, to a […]

How does the programme Blackadder describe the lives, fears and feelings of the men in World War One , and how does the producer use specific media devices and how it is likely to effect the audience In the satirical comedy Blackadder goes Forth, I will be discussing the final episode ‘Goodbyee,’ and how the […]

In the film ‘Double Indemnity’-1944- Billy Wilder, lighting and mise-en-scene are very important in creating atmosphere and also affecting the audience.At the start of the extract under analysis we see Walter driving in his car on a bright, sunny day, he gets out of the car and rings the doorbell of the Dietrichson house. We […]

Quentin Tarantino has used the lightning, colour, sound, camera, mise-en-scene, iconography, speed of editing and special effects in Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction to make the audience want to carry on watching. These film elements have been used very effectively by the director in the openings of both films to build audience interest. The first […]

The 1996 action Sci-Fi film Independence Day, with Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum and Bill Pullman, is directed by Roland Emmerich. Its plot is straightforward and resembles other sci-fi movies such as War of the Worlds and Mars Attack: Earth faces potential destruction from alien invasion and must retaliate. Advanced technology aliens pose a threat of […]

The project we worked on was called “Flash Back”. Our team included Umar Hanif, Haseeb Yasin, Sohail Javed, Raheel Bashir, Michael Edwards, and myself. Together, we decided to produce the first ten minutes of a movie. When working in a group of three or more people, disagreements are inevitable due to differing opinions. This can […]

Consider the ways in which ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ not only teaches us about the history and conditions of World War One, but also makes us share the character’s feelings, and also so sympathise with the soldiers involved in the war. ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ is a very funny comedy that was very popular at the time […]

Reviewing Steven Spielberg’s “The Empire of the Sun” allows me to approach the movie from a new perspective, as I had previously watched it. Jamie (also known as Jim) is a central character who must adapt to societal changes during wartime to survive. The plot follows Jamie, a student living in Pearl Harbour with his […]

While watching a film, we become engrossed in the narrative being presented and accept all on-screen events as natural occurrences. However, the truth is that everything we witness has been meticulously chosen and edited to elicit a desired response from viewers. The camera is manipulated and objects and characters are placed within the shot, costumes […]

Film holds considerable sway as a medium, serving as both a source of inspiration and reflection. Its capacity to incite discord or encourage accord is undeniable, as it can depict complex human sentiments and enhance our understanding of ourselves and others. Visually, films possess the capability to transport us to alternate realms that are simultaneously […]

I’m really delighted to be here with another brilliant film after the success of my last film One Day In September which I won an Oscar for best documentary which I would say was one of my most proud moments of my career. When the opportunity came up for me to direct this film, Touching […]