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Audiovisual elements of Kublik
Cristina 2022-04-22 07:01:09
1. Music. Any movie in the library can't be a masterpiece as long as the music is removed or replaced. You can try to replace the music of "A Clockwork Orange" with an ordinary American crime film. The music of the two parts before and after "Barry Lyndon" is clearly contrasted, and the use of violin and harpsichord is excellent. Second, there are three main types of lenses. Pull back from a close-up or close-up to a panorama, fix the shot, and pan slowly. In general, the camera movement is restrained and orderly, which is similar to "The Age of Innocence". 3. In terms of lighting, the parts of the characters are generally placed under strong light, and the contrast is obvious. There are rules of classical painting. Fourth, the film uses a lot of narration, the first part is more, the actors are more objective in most of the time, and avoid emotional, which better highlights the natural style. 5. It starts with a duel and ends with a duel. The parallel comparison is obvious, just like the cricket before and after "The Last Emperor". To put it bluntly, history is just a reincarnation. You will see you again, and others will experience what you have experienced.
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Kirk 2021-11-13 08:01:24
Bloody hell! Kushen shoots all science fiction, war, horror, suspense, drama, and cult films to the extreme. I'll go and even make British classical literary films like this. How can you, an old genius bastard, make the BBC love me? what!
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Shana 2021-11-13 08:01:24
A lifeless breath, saying that he is abnormal is not accurate, I really don’t know how he grew up
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Narrator: Lady Lyndon was soon destined to occupy a place in Barry's life, not very much more important than the elegant carpets and pictures which would form the pleasant background of his existence.
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Barry's Mother: Reverend Runt, I need not tell you that the recent tragedy to this family has made the services of a tutor no longer required at Castle Hackton. And as we are in some considerable difficulty about money, I'm afraid I must ask you, with the greatest reluctance, to resign your post.
Rev. Samuel Runt: Madam, I'm sensible of your predicament, and you need have no concern about my wages, with which I can willingly do without, but it is out of the question for me to consider leaving Her Ladyship in her present state.
Barry's Mother: I'm very sorry to say this to you, but I truly believe you are largely responsible for the state of mind she is in, and the sooner you leave, the better she will be.
Rev. Samuel Runt: Madam, with the greatest respect, I take my instructions only from Her Ladyship.
Barry's Mother: Reverend Runt, Her Ladyship is in no fit mind to give instructions to anyone. My son has charged me with managing the affairs at Castle Hackton until he recovers from his grief and resumes his interest in worldly matters. And while I am in charge, you will take your instructions from me. My only concern is for Lady Lyndon.
Rev. Samuel Runt: Madam! Your only concern is for Her Ladyship's signature! You and your son have almost succeeded in destroying a fine family fortune! And what little remains for you depends on keeping Her Ladyship prisoner in her own house!
Barry's Mother: Reverend Runt! This matter bears no further discussion! You will pack your bags and leave by tomorrow morning!