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Monthly Archives: April 2011
SFX Evolution: How Special Effects Have Changed, and Not Changed
It’s interesting to consider that many of the special effects invented by Melies during the dawn of filmmaking were not only still in use half a century later, but even into the present century. Take, for example, the 1960 version … Continue reading
Posted in Comparative Analysis, Trend-Spotting
Tagged CGI, cinema, Critical Analysis, Critical essay, Film Theory, industry, Kubrick, movie, movie review, Movies, SFX, special effects, Spielberg, time machine
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Roger & Me Vs. Capitalism: A Love Story
Because I have seen all of Michael Moore’s recent documentaries, and because he implied that Capitalism: A Love Story might be his last, I decided to see the first documentary he made back in 1989, Roger & Me. It occurs … Continue reading
Posted in Comparative Analysis
Tagged activist, capitalism, Critical Analysis, Critical essay, documentary, film, Film Theory, industry, michael moore, movie, movie review, Movies, sequel
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