The Great Train Robbery Comments

Madelyn 2022-10-10 20:09:30

In the early multi-plot films, the robbery was well done, but the escape was a little too bad; the colors were painted in the later stage, it was rare; how could shooting be like setting off...

Jude 2022-10-02 15:27:04

The camera has started to move! Pan, overhead; it was a little jerky, but it was a lot sooner than I thought. There are colors, combined with the travel notes of the moon, it seems that manual coloring is already a trend. The editing is smooth, it is really noteworthy, parallel editing has emerged; the narrative is tight and complete, and depth of field has begun to be used. The performance is still staged. There are 14 shots, mostly medium and long shots, and the last close-up explores the...

Garth 2022-09-24 13:20:40

Believed to be the very first Western. From today's perspective, it now has taken on a somewhat 'meta-narrative'...

Owen 2022-09-21 15:44:23

No way, the teacher asked, a crime...

Colleen 2022-09-12 10:05:09

The source of Hollywood's classic editing principles, the pioneering work of the American Western genre....

Edwardo 2022-09-11 23:42:28

At the time, it was already very good, not to mention the creation of the Western movie...

Ophelia 2022-09-11 00:09:59

(7/10) Of course, this technically updated classic cannot be judged by today's standards. As a 1903 work, it already had a relatively complicated plot at that time. The film is based on a true...

Jamaal 2022-09-03 17:28:55

Considered to be the pioneering work of a western film, Edwin Bout used sub-shots for the first time in the film. In just ten minutes, he narrated the parallel actions that occurred at the same time through the cross-editing of 7 interior shots and 7 exterior shots. The film was the first best-selling film in the United States, and was praised by film scientists as the "birth day of American narrative film" when it was...

Jacklyn 2022-08-20 20:59:25

The last medium shot established the fundamental position of film...

Katlyn 2022-05-29 15:32:37

Film History Supplement/ Milestone works laid the foundation for the dominance of Western films in the United States, developed Lumiere’s outdoor real expression method, changed the creative method of Mélière’s dramatic narrative, and revealed convincing The potential of editing skills. It paved the way for narrative films and directly influenced the formation of Griffith's concept of film...