The Great Train Robbery Comments

  • Javon 2022-05-29 14:49:13

    The depth of field generates information and the relationship between the characters, the composition enhances the audience's attention, the pan and tilt shots bring the "most beautiful valley", the parallel editing of the characters in different places at the same time expands the narrative space, and finally a few bullets that "break the fourth wall" Pierce people's...

  • Edwardo 2022-05-29 11:01:15

    "The first police and criminal film in the history of world cinema is also the pioneering work of American Western films." Mid-range, fixed camera, complete narrative with eleven shots, and the last stunning close-up shot at the movie audience. Try to establish some basic grammar to save the movie from the status of "vaudeville". Although there are exaggerated elements in the performance (such as falling to the ground after being shot), it has undoubtedly made a huge contribution to the...

  • Mittie 2022-05-29 09:59:36

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  • Jaqueline 2022-05-29 09:24:48

    The first western film in film history tells the story of four robbers who robbed a bank and were killed in the end. The last close-up shot, the shot at the camera, is so unique! Finally, the workers painted the end poster, which is very...

Extended Reading
  • Linnea 2022-05-29 09:13:17

    Many firsts in movie history

    As the first western film in history, it has many firsts.

    The first film with sub-lens, which separates the film from the drama;

    Before this film, the form of the film was basically the same as the drama. It consisted of many scenes. Each scene changed one scene. In one scene, the story should be...

  • Barton 2022-09-27 06:30:46

    Edwin Bout the Wise

    From the point of view of the continuity of the actions of the characters in the screen, it should not be a 24/s frame. When looking through the data, it is likely to be 16/s. The composition of the picture uses the guiding principle, symmetry principle, frame coordination principle and other...