The movies in the week 2 viewing were scratchy and visually not to wonderful, but that is mainly due to the lack of technology at the time. Taking that out of the picture the storyline for The Voyage to the Moon, was new for the time and the costume design and setting was unique and influential, also the fact that is was all done without a moving camera makes it more special. Its visual aspects are still used today, such as in the music video for The Smashing Pumpkins, Tonight Tonight. I personally liked the costume for the aliens, the cave of mushrooms and how the moon had a human face. George Melies created this film in a time where no one had gone to the moon, and he imagined how it would be and how the inhabitants would be. The other movie The Great Train Robbery was on the other hand more slow and realistic. It lacked the creative appeal of The Voyage to the Moon, but instead it had more scene changes and special effects, like the bomb on the train. But the movie in itself was not as good compared to the other movie.
As I mentioned before one of my favorite movies is Breakfast at Tiffany's. Not only is it visually beautiful in setting and characters, but the storyline is interesting and has been used over and over again. In similar movies such as Pretty Woman and other recent movies. A bought woman who does not believe in love, who ends up finding true love in unexpected places. Also it is a movie that I can watch over and over again. Like this scene from the movie, which is a staple for every romantic movie. The final kissing scene in the rain, which has been used afterwards in movies like Dear John and Spiderman.
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