Film has become one of the most influential factors in modern society. From the beginning of new trends to the education of ordinary people, the film has left an impression on the public. Since the discovery of the first film in the 1890s, film has become a visual document of human evolution. Talking about movies made for entertainment purposes, this is quoted from Pulitzer Prize winner film critic Roger Albert:
"We live in a box of space and time. Movies are windows on its walls. They allow us to enter other ideas, not just to identify characters, but to see the world that another person sees."
-Roger Ebert
Roger once said that art is the closest we understand to the stranger's voice and how the film is a mixture of audio and visual art forms. It is a very complex and complex art form. The film has had an undeniable influence in our thinking process. When we left the theater after watching a movie, we left some thoughts on the movies we watched. With the responsibility of our daily lives, we have skipped countless social and emotional aspects that keep us human. We live in a world with so many colors and human changes, but we don't recognize and enjoy it, and we are busy with our commitment. And this is where the movie sweetly reminds us what we are and what we have. Let us take "Forrest Gump" as an example to describe a man's innocence. Despite all kinds of shortcomings, he still has to use his own spirit to make his own ideas. Or the most recent "Happythankyoumoreplease", which shows people, no different from the characters around us. The characters in the reel world are no different from the characters in our real world. The challenges they face are just the challenges we face. The film helps us understand life through different perspectives.
Let's take a look at the films of modern history and the ancient classics, which depict the things of the past. As ordinary people, they often remind us of our heritage, which is the source of memories and nostalgia. There are also movies like "Blade Runner" that allow us to see the future, as well as some movies that make us laugh and enjoy the good times. Educate us, itching our interesting bones, warning us about future events that may fall on us, and the film has an undeniable influence on our thoughts and actions.
Every good thing has no harm.
As a technology, film has evolved from a simple and fast collection of pictures to a complex industry. With the increasing popularity of technology, movies have become an integral part of our daily lives. Whether it's a friendly chat between friends or a daily news broadcast, movies are one of the topics discussed. Mainly in the form of entertainment, the film as a whole is also listed as an informal source of education. Many people tend to learn more movies than any other official source, although this seems to be an exaggeration. In many less developed countries, movies and TV shows have been used as a means of educating the population on social reforms and bringing about overall change. There is no condemnation of a wide range of films, but this can have a very bad impact, because not every movie has the same human value.
Movies belonging to historical dramas, historical war films, and biology are often criticized for using historical facts to gain freedom. They were accused of twisting the story to dramatize events and make interesting movies. One of the films is "Pearl Harbor", which has received a lot of criticism. As filmmakers adopt this freedom for historical themes, this is neither respectful nor unforgivable. Because of such movies, the easily deceived viewers continue to believe that the novel is a fact, which is not a good thing. On the other hand, some films belong to the types of action and terror and are criticized for their content. Directors like Quentin Tarantino of Hollywood and Anurag Kash Yap of Bollywood have their own reasons and logical explanations for these contents. Despite their reasonable explanations, there is no denying that violent exposure may lead to personality disorders in children and other recipients. There are processes in the film that identify and assign categories prior to release to reduce this negative impact. However, their existence is as good as the implementation.
The movie is stupid
"The key is not to avoid all stupid movies, but to avoid being a stupid movie spectator, separating good stupid movies from bad movies is a daunting task..." - Roger Albert
Movies are often called stupid waste of time. This view is not wrong in itself, but we must remember that there are millions of movies representing one type and many types. While not all of them deserve our attention, not all of them deserve to be personalized. Therefore, we have a responsibility to choose a movie that is worth the time. In fact, the choice of film varies from person to person. Each type of movie is targeted to a specific type of audience.
Every piece of art is subject to its own perception and interpretation, and movies are no exception. Just like any art, every film must have its own point of view and agenda. The film is the most expressive of all forms of art, so it can cover a large population without color, age or regional prejudice. This helps filmmakers have the ability to impress their ideas. However, the viewer chooses the right movie.
Connecting movies
Movies without a clear direction have become disasters, so most of the time it is a certain tone that the director decides on the theme of the film. Through proper coordination with his team of colleagues, the director continues to create a masterpiece that resonates with our lives and thoughts. This is the time when we are completely trapped in another world. This is the true satisfaction of watching a movie. Otherwise it would be a stupid waste of time.
However, in addition to the nuances of filmmaking itself, there are many factors that influence its connection with the audience. One such case was "The Room" released in 2003 as an independent film. The film was written by Tommy Wiseau, produced and directed, and Tommy Wiseau also participated in the film. The film was completely slaughtered by critics and it did well. There are also DC movies like "Suicide Squad" and "Justice League" that have received critical sums of money despite their critical criticism. Fans of DC Comics know that this theme is important but not very effective.
The film has now become an integral part of the human lifestyle. It is probably a social event and we all get together to have a good time. As one of the biggest industries, it is also one of the most important influences, it employs a lot of human resources. Although the topic of socioeconomic impact deserves another article, it is undeniable that the film has become one of the social activities. Therefore, we can try to divide the film into good and bad, but as an art form, film is an art.
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