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  • Movies That Are Based on True Stories But Are Inaccurate May 30, 2017
  • Split Personalities in Film May 30, 2017
  • Movies that Break the Rules of Cinema May 29, 2017
  • Romantic Comedy Structure May 29, 2017
  • Quentin Tarantino (Violence and Suspence) May 29, 2017

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Movies That Are Based on True Stories But Are Inaccurate

Movies that state they are based on a true story but are inaccurate if not down right lied to their audiences.

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Split Personalities in Film

Split Personalities in film are a great theme that really explores the mind of the character. These films allow you to think deeply and focus more attention on what is happening in each scene.

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Movies that Break the Rules of Cinema

Rules are meant to be followed. Or are they? These films break the conventional rules of cinema and pull it off.

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Romantic Comedy Structure

This is the conventional structure of a romantic comedy. These 7 beats summarise a romantic comedy from start to finish.

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Quentin Tarantino (Violence and Suspence)

Quentin Tarantino is known for his amazing films but also his gratuitous and violent scenes. Lets explore how Tarantino evokes emotion through violence and suspense.

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Cinema as a Brain (Psychological Movies)

We all know movies that like to play mental games. The relationship between cinema and the mind is more complex than you think.

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Cinema as Feeling

Film is an incredibly powerful stimulus that evokes feeling and bodily sensations. The Boy in Striped Pyjamas is a perfect example of this.

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Cinema as an Ear (The Shining)

The Shining is one of the original horror films that genuinely scare audiences. The incredibly terrifying soundtrack makes this film one like no other.

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The Kuleshov Effect

What is the Kuleshov Effect? Let us dive into the very root of editing.

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Cinema as a Window

Windows hold a lot of symbolism in film and can be expertly used to influence audiences. After all, they do say that the eyes are the windows to the soul.

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