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Not sure why he would cast the guy, but he is the producer and probably the production company. The net from Passion must have been pretty high.

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BTW, pre- Roe v. wade, authorities never pulled dead and mangled rich women from back allies. It was the poor that suffered.

Pro-Choice is Pro-LifeCome on now Martin sheen is a washed up actor just tired of waiting tables and parking cars and is glad to be doing something else and gibson is an unconscious drunk who’s not even sure who he is anymore so who care what those 2 idiots are doing// man do those 2 fools still have fans????The ACLJ isn’t a "counter-weight" to the ACLU. Let me know when the ACLJ sticks up for atheists, the ACLU has stuck up for every group’s liberties known to man…

The ACLJ is a group with a specific purpose, not a multi-faceted purpose.

"overtunring aboriton on demand" good luck with that one… "you WILL remain pregnant and you WILL have this child no matter what"

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The cameras on location have real film in them. They also use digital cameras so the director can see the scene right after it’s filmed.

Here is a picture of the cameras used to shoot the newest Harry Potter film. See the cases at the top? That is what holds the film reels.

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Here are types of cameras used to film the newest Transformers film. Again, note the canisters that hold the rolls of film.

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High drama sentimental movie lol imagine angelina say " ek chutki sindoor ki keemath tum kya jaano brad" lol

or Brad Pitt say " tareek pe tareek, tareek pe tareek, tareek pe tareek"

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I’ll tell you a secret too….a lot (a llllot) of "indie" films, are total crap.If I had to choose, I would prefer independent films to blockbusters. Mainly for the same reasons that you already indicated. Indie films concentrate on the story and acting more because they don’t have the money for special effects. But all a good movie needs is a good story, good acting, and good direction.

Nowadays, it’s actually harder to make a good big budget film because of all the distractions caused by the special effects and all the money to play with. Just look at Transformers… not that Michael Bay was ever a brilliant director, but he was caught with a whole lot of money in the budget and sort of forgot there was a story to tell in 2 1/2 hours. But then give the big budget to someone like Peter Jackson and he’ll make gold.

That’s the main reason why the Oscar’s Best Picture nominees have been dominated by independent films. Not because the critics and the public prefer different films. It’s because special effects is usually a distraction for big budget films and it makes it twice as hard for a filmmaker to really focus on the story and not the explosions.

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1. Gone with the Wind ($1.46B)
2. Star Wars ($1.28B)
3. The Sound of Music ($1.02B)
4. ET ($1.01B)
5. The Ten Commandments ($940M)

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Jaws redefined the term thriller. Star Wars took what was once hookie grade B scifi and made it credible. Indiana Jones raised the bar on action movies. Apocalpse Now & Full Metal Jacket redefined war movies. Aliens & Aliens added the next level of credibility to the Scifi genera while demonstrating how you can take a concept and make it evolve from a suspense thriller to a non stop roller coaster ride. These movies revolutionized film making and ushered in the new era of cinematography. Then The Matrix came along and threw out what ever old rules were left in Hollywood.

I could have sited older movies but these movies bridged the gap between "old school" and modern movie making.

And The Lord of the Rings will rule forever! Who else could make you wait three years and 12 hours to see the end of a movie and then wait for the extended version to be released on DVD. LOL!I would say rebel with out a cause because it declared the bad boy attitude and look they use for so many movies now. The wizard of oz because it brought color into a black and white world. Sin city for the opposite, splashing color on the same screen as black and white. For my final selection I would say Toy story for bring computer animation to life. There are many others but those ones for sure.I can only think of two sources that changed movies for the better.
One was the type of film that had been used, and was not made to
last long. And I heard that the Desilu studies run by Lucille and Desi
Arnez, used a new durable recording tape for their TV series and per-
haps for the movies that came out of their studio, like the "Long Long
Trailer".
I heard also that the movie Gone With The WInd needed some
special affects for the burning of Atlanta and they had a back lot of
old props and such they had no use at the studio for. So they set
them under a controlled fire and used that footage to duplicate the
burning of the Civil War city. And it looked so real, that they were
glad that they had all of that stuff in storage that they could utilize.
I wish I had seen that special recently, as there were some other
things they mentioned that revolutionized the way they filmed big
budget films in the future, from things they learned while filming
this huge blockbuster movie.I agree with all those who have posted to this question. However, on ‘CHANGING Hollywood, The Jazz Singer, on Sound; Snow White on animation,and the evolution of COLOR, but I include the Warner Bros musicals with Busby Berkely as the cameras and songs went to new limits, eventually opening to gangsters. They made ‘real stars’ from those movies who eventually had the ‘star power’ to create their own pedestals.I think Star Wars. For me that was great and the technology was great and it was a series that I waited many years to see finish. And I just ordered the last two from Netflix and thought that, yup, that was the beginning of the end when I could go into a movie and actually look at where it was made and have an actual background. And instead of using light to set drama, everything is now technically enhanced. I remember how glad I was to finally have color and really know that dress was red and how bright all the movies became but something was truly lost. Remember those great bad guys with the hat shading their eyes and Claudette Colbert in It Happened One Night as she laid down in the field with the moonlight on her, she looked so soft. I knew the dress was red anyway. And the use of light in Casablanca. . .it wouldn’t have been the same in color. Play it again Sam. . .
I’d like to praise La Vie en Rose for use of color and background. The story was one thing but the background was superb for use of color and textures from the concrete steps of poverty in Paris to the splashes of red and other colors throughout the movie. That was so well done. I’m one of those that will listen to the directors comments on why they did what they did and what effect they wanted it to have.I agree with Carbonated_Milk’s answer.

I have had discussions with my husband – how James Dean changed Hollywood and we are in agreement that he did indeed make the difference.

He starred in Rebel Without a Cause – East of Eden and Giant.
He is an icon – he won two Academy Awards in his short acting career and short life – He was born in 1931 – died in 1955. He changed Hollywood.

He was a messed up – mixed up human being and was destined to live a short life.

Interesting question.
DeeJayI think Clint Eastwood brought violence to the screen with his spaghetti westerns!! Seems as though after we all ran to the drive-in to watch him the world went to he!! in a handbag and anything goes!!! Don’t get me wrong I was in line to get my ticket to watch him too but to look back he was a bad influence on the youth!!!
I loved James Dean!!!!old movies relied on scenery, music and talent up to about the eighties when a beloved character E T showed up…then we got special effects, pixar pictures and acting has gone out the window and they cant even read q cards without giving it away. yeah i like a good cartoon and we have children..but we dont have actors anymore…we have movie stars. there’s a handful of good ones left but when the young ones get older the quality wont be there. the cheapness of reality shows and tv infomercials have ruined telivision. my cable bill pays more for "paid programing" then real shows…but someone buys their crap or it wouldn’t last. how many colon cleansers does america need? we must be more anal than i thought…lol2001– A Space Odyssey (special effects)
The Graduate (brought sex to the mainstream)
James Bond movies (Espionage became fun and sexy)
Star Wars (special effects)
Gone With the Wind (for its magnificence)
Psycho (a new level of creepy)
Bullit and The French Connection (car chases)
Animal House (brought us the gross factor)Saving Private Ryan, a movie that changed the way people across the world view the American generation that fought World War Two; Star Wars, a motion picture so important that a missile defense system was named for it; and The Birth of a Nation, not only the first film to be hailed as the artistic equivalent to opera, literature, and painting, but also the first film to give a cloak of respectability to racial prejudice.Technology certainly changed the industry, but it seems to me that in the 70′s a new genre of film came to the theaters that changed the movies from pure fiction to a more real sense of time and place.

McCabe and Mrs. Miller
Bonnie and Clyde
The Wild Bunch
M.A.S.H.
Star Wars

I know there were many more, but these are just a few that come to mind.

I have been informed that a couple of those movies were made in the late 60′s. At any rate, it was when I began to notice that the movies were different than the Saturday cinema was when I was a kid."Ben-Hur" – chariot race was done with expert stunt work. If filmed today, they’d use computer graphics.

The race was also done without music, focusing on the intensity and emotionalism of the hatred between Ben-Hur and Messala. Music would have been distracting.

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you might want to look into some of the great directors of the past. one good way to do this would be to take a college level class. the school i went to offered a class in films and literature. it was taught from the viewpoint of the director as the primary creator of the film

we read the book, saw the movie. then discussed how certain points of view or mood from the book were presented in the movie"Pride" and "The Great Debaters". I mean, those two films featured a primarily African-American cast, that delivered a performance that will never be forgotten. It was literally a replay of black history, but on film this time(thank God). Those films are needed to keep everyone in the known about the atrocities of slavery, racism, prejudice, and discrimination. And plus, you can’t go wrong with a film that features Denzel Washington.What George Lucas did with Star Wars was really responsible for introducing the era of special effects driven movies. A number of modern effects processes and techniques are directly derived from what Lucas did with Star Wars.D.W. Griffith’s Birth of a Nation (1915). It was the first true blockbuster, and established the feature length film as dominant. It also helped establish Hollywood,Ca at the center of the movie business. It made many film techniques, such as jump cuts and close ups, standard for all films.

It’s also possibly the most controversial film ever to come out of Hollywood, with its celebration of the Ku Klux Klan and its racist portrayals of black people, who are played mostly by white actors in blackface.

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