Battleship Potemkin

By Emmanuel 2022-06-09 12:25:58

Battleship Potemkin--Not Perfect Enough for the Movie

Having skills doesn't equal a good movie. I don't think anyone would disagree. Plot and characters are also an important part of a movie.

The first is the characters. If it weren't for my low understanding, this film should have created a group portrait of the oppressed Soviet masses. This in itself (referring to creating a group portrait) is not a...

By Cheyanne 2022-04-21 09:02:28

"Battleship Potemkin" 1925

Jia Zhangke said: "When you forget what a movie is, just watch "Battleship Potemkin".
    My understanding of silent films is still stuck in the fragments of Master Chaplin's works that were often broadcast on TV when I was a child. Exaggerated and comical action, music to match the plot, and white words on a black background from time to time, that's all. I have to admit that this "Battleship Potemkin" refreshed my view of silent films.
    When I was on Baidu, I couldn't find the...

By Dorcas 2022-04-21 09:02:28

for whom the death knell tolls

The opening speech in Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" was written by John Dunn, "For whom the death knell is tolling, I am at a loss, not for the darkness, it is mourning for you." "Battleship Potemkin" is director Eisenstein's tribute film to the 20th anniversary of the Russian Revolution of 1905. In fact, I can't read the joy and pride it contains, only the huge trauma of the war swept me, and all the The flames of war, the endless smoke of gunpowder, the cries of despair—seem to be...

By Rhiannon 2022-04-21 09:02:28

Montage and Long take of the In the Mood for Love and Battleship Potemkin

Eisenstein is a Soviet director who developed montage and directed many famous films like The Battleship Potemkin, Ivan The Terrible. He was enthusiastically and actively supported the ideals of the October Revolution and also supported the Soviet Union. He was famous for using montage , and developed a theory of montage. The Battleship Potemkin was originally conceived from a series of celebrating the revolutionary films under a generic title called The year 1905. The film want to show the...

By Darrion 2022-04-21 09:02:28

Rebellion sparked by a bowl of borscht

Putting aside your so-called movie aesthetics, I really don't think the whole movie is a good movie.
    Many plots in the movie can be told in a few shots, but the director uses a large number of shots to render, and repeatedly uses the same shots to represent the same subject, which often makes people feel teased. For example, in the Odessa staircase scene, to show the brutality of the government and the massacre of the people, it only takes a few shots of soldiers killing the people to...

By Elda 2023-08-09 20:51:01

This is the first time I've watched this film in its entirety, and although I still can't fully accept the rhythm of a silent film, the Odessa staircase in the middle is amazing. At least it definitely looked that way back in the...

By Emmanuel 2023-05-21 06:29:19

Exploding montage! Exploding, exploding, 1905! Forgive me for not recovering from the last scene!...

By Kameron 2023-03-29 00:34:47

This is a masterpiece that I have been meditating on for many years and have never watched it. An unrepeatable masterpiece in the movie palace. Hope to see the film version of the screen again...

By Dagmar 2023-02-02 16:47:34

I don't know if it's the player or the external subtitles. I didn't read all the subtitles by the end of the movie, but this doesn't affect your appreciation, or you can say that you worship this...

By Westley 2022-09-22 03:27:21

Awesome montages and quick...