… Russell's I Heart Huckabees, a twenty-something environmentalist, Albert (Jason Schwartzman), is plagued by a series of a coincidences involving a very tall black man who seems to just turn up everywhere. Albert, who finds a business card in a loaner…

… in collaboration with the infamous surrealist artist Salvador Dali in 1928. Neither the title ("an Andalusian dog") nor anything else in the film was intended to make sense. It's placement of natural unrelated objects presented in an unnatural…

… headed by brothers, Max and Dave Fleischer who were both East Coast American animators. The company opened in 1921 and at the time was Disney's biggest competitor. Originally from Vienna, Max and Dave Fleischer immigrated to New York in the 1880's along…

… Sitcoms During the early days of television, the situation comedy became a popular form of programming and the most successful example of this genre would have to be "The Honeymooners". CBS aired the 39 classic episodes between 1955 and 1956 and the…

… of television has declined in the past couple years mainly because the shows have gotten faker. Watching TV is a pastime for me and it pains me to know that it has come to this. Take wrestling for instance; I would get pumped up every Sunday night…

… Criticism Component Two Question 'Is Friday the 13th Part 2 typical of the slasher movie formula as laid out by Vera Dika?' Introduction After…

… History of Film <Tab/>Film, as an industry, came to be in 1893 with the creation of the world's first film production studio, the Black Maria, in West Orange, New Jersey. Thomas Edison built the studio on the grounds of his laboratories,…

… History of Film <Tab/>Film, as an industry, came to be in 1893 with the creation of the world's first film production studio, the Black Maria, in West Orange, New Jersey. Thomas Edison built the studio on the grounds of his laboratories,…

… of my life now rests upon the belief that loneliness, far from being a rare and curious phenomenon, is the central and inevitable fact of human existence." --Thomas Wolfe, "God's Lonely Man" "Loneliness has followed me all my life. The life of loneline…

… some people fear that the narrative is being ignored and the spectacle and special effects of the film are being considered the more important. According to Buckland "narrative complexity is sacrificed on the altar of spectacle" It is suggested…