William Collier Jr.

Thomas 2022-03-14 08:01:02

The 1930 gangster film Little Caesar. In the early days of sound films, recording equipment and cameras were both cumbersome, with little camera movement, only panning shots and a small amount of tracking (because there was a large box to hide the camera to cover its noise, and it was not easy to...

Clara 2022-03-14 08:01:02

The history of American gangster or crime films can be traced back to Griffith's time. His 1913 film "The Swordsman of the Poor Lane" is considered the first gangster film in American cinema. Later, Sternberg's "Underworld" can be said to be an earlier depiction of the gangster career that appeared...

Maxwell 2022-03-25 09:01:22

1. There are too many dialogues, which makes the film very limited, and the scheduling and editing are very rigid and flat. 2. The ending of the moral balance at the end is very boring. The punishment of Rico returning to the bottom will be stronger. 3. Although "Hays Code" has not yet been released, the film rarely sees violent details, and the shooting scene is on the same level as "The Great Train Robbery".

Breana 2022-03-25 09:01:22

The most interesting shots of Rico trying on dresses. Edward G. Robinson didn't hold up the show, and the characters weren't very attractive...Same plot, arrogant characters, Howard Hawks' Scarface is so much better, this movie is only early...