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    Understanding Film Shane Gladstone Analytical Essay on any Scorsese Film: (Goodfellas‚ 1990) In the year 1990 Warner Bros released a motion picture titled Goodfellas. Directed by Martin Scorsese‚ the narratives main strand dealt with the issue of a misguided youth enjoying his rites of passage from within the inner sanctum of the Italian gangland of the early sixties New York. The narrative continues in a narrated biographical form‚ following the protagonist through highs and lows before eventually

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    Title: Wise Guy: Life in a Mafia Family Author: Nicholas Pileggi Historical Event Depicted: The Lufthansa Heist The robbery of Air France cargo terminal at JFK International Airport‚ at the time‚ the biggest heist in America’s history; worth about six million dollars. Main Characters: Henry Hill- The main character of the book‚ of Irish descent‚ but accepted into the Lucchese crime family‚ an Italian mob. Henry is drawn to the life of crime around the age of 12‚ and drops out of school

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    GoodFellas What is a gangster? A gangster or mobster is a criminal member of a crime organization. It is a criminal organization that associates with the Italian Mafia. Its an addictive way of life that leads to two places; six feet under or in jail. However‚ everyone wants to be a gangster. Is it because of the power‚ the fame or the fortune. In the classic movie “GoodFellas” the characters Henry Hill‚ Jimmy Conway and Tommy DeVito grow up to be gangsters. They experience many life- threatening

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    nearly twenty years later‚ he perfected the gangster film with‚ “Goodfellas (Scorsese‚ 1990).” Martin Scorsese‚ more so than any other filmmaker‚ uses his camera to take the audience on a journey with the characters. While both Mean Streets and Goodfellas are amazing works of cinema‚ in the seventeen years between the two films‚ Scorsese was able to hone his visual style to a place of near perfection. In both Mean Streets and Goodfellas Scorsese is able to connect us emotionally to the characters

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    Advances in technology has affected the ways in which movies are produced‚ distributed‚ and exhibited. Today we can arrizcs‚ watch‚ rent or purchase just about any major/blockbuster film through hand-held devices‚ iTunes platform‚ technology industry giant Apple offers movies for sale and rent. In recent times Netflix has provided customers the option to rent by mail or access movies online. Movies are offered cheaper and trips to video rental stores such as Blockbuster are avoided or eliminated

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    Reflective Response: Eisenstein’s Montage and Goodfellas Eisenstein defines montage as a conflict between the meanings of two subsequent images that creates an entirely new meaning when viewed consecutively. For example‚ in his The Battleship Potemkin‚ Eisenstein most famously meshes the shots of Russian soldiers gunning down revolutionary rioters‚ and a baby in a carriage falling down the steps of a building. These two images have their own entities‚ but viewed one after the other‚ their meaning

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    Paper on “Goodfellas” movie Martin Scorsese does an exquisite job of making this film real. When Henry is still young‚ his innocence is displayed so subtly‚ but with profound clarity. The same can be said for all the scenes in the movie. The characters often seem to live in a different world‚ with their frequent killings and the absence of emotion that they display. Then all of a sudden‚ you’ll find yourself identifying with the character‚ and they will seem so classically human. The Gangster

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    Exploring Good vs Evil: The Godfather vs The Untouchables Good vs. Evil‚ a universal theme seen throughout the history of story telling‚ can find itself to be especially malleable and suprising in the modern gangster movie. In the classic depiction of this struggle‚ the Gangster was looked upon as the criminal‚ the bad guy‚ while today this is not always the case. In this paper I will be explaining the early gangster films restrictions on who could be good or evil‚ and then introduce the two

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    Goodfellas Shot Analysis

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    Victoria Chapa (vc6987) 2/12/13 RTF 317- Chayt Goodfellas Shot Analysis The shots presented in the clip of‚ Goodfellas help imply how tense and annoyed Henry Hill was in the scene during the double date. Even so‚ these emotions were implied through mise-en-scene and sound. Henry’s discomfort was visually displayed through his body language as he sat right next to Karen. The setting of the busy‚ sophisticated restaurant included dimmed lighting‚ romantic music and Tommy and Henry with their

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyG2VKnUK4w Goodfellas – Club Scene content analysis Camera and Editing The scene starts with a close up of two character’s hands exchanging a set of car keys. Then the camera zooms out into a very brief establishing mid shot‚ showing three characters: two men and a woman. The main character‚ Henry Hill joins the woman‚ and the camera starts to track them from behind. They go down into the club’s basement‚ skipping the queue and walk through‚ what appears to

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