A compilation of teaching materials for the Eagle of Malta

Teagan 2022-03-25 09:01:06

Know the movie 250 pages Professional actors don't like being stereotyped and want to broaden the scope of the play Bogart's cold-hearted detective in this film Knows the movie page 394 Theoretical aids in artistic expression Theories all have their motivations and purposes Film Art 273 Pages Continuous Editing Under the 180 Degree Principle An Example Analysis of Film Art Page 356 The Definition of Significant Depends on the Intention of the Analyst The 180° editing of this film is neither obvious nor deliberately emphasized but Its adherence to the requirements of classic Hollywood continuity editing is an important feature of the style of the film

Cinematography p. 359 The opening shot with the camera movement as a single shot How does he draw our attention to the facial expressions of Bridget Ossan and Spade and how does this affect the audience's expectations?

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Extended Reading
  • Terry 2021-12-30 17:20:42

    Quite a classic detective film category. Bogart, used by Huston's director. The coolest detective in a trench coat and the toughest man in a suit. Encountered beautiful women who are obediently fooled but still smart enough to wake up. The Maltese Eagle is nothing but a gold ornament. The supporting actors are also very familiar faces. And Chinatown after that is completely one type.

  • Mabelle 2021-12-30 17:20:42

    At the beginning of film noir, insidious women appeared. And it seems that I didn't call Humphrey Bogart from the beginning.

The Maltese Falcon quotes

  • [to Spade]

    Joel Cairo: No, no. Our private conversations have not been such that I am anxious to continue them. Forgive me for speaking so bluntly, but it is the truth.

  • Sam Spade: You gotta convince me that you know what this is all about, that you aren't just fiddling around hoping it'll all come out right in the end!