I feel the fantasy genre is the most groundbreaking and most profitable genre to this day when u think about the likes of PIXAR, MARVEL, DreamWorks, and Disney. i feel there is generally more content to write about that cam stay fresh and not overused in the fantasy genre in contrast to Gangster movie where u see different renditions of the same story.

I have have always found that the inspiration to crime movies always tied back to real life events. story's like al Capone and the ever so great inspiration films always get from the Sicilian Mafia (Italy)

i feel like the worry was in the trade off of saving a finically crippled studio but also dealing with new people in power who gained power not through knowledge and experience in the industry but through money and ownership.

This whole theme being talked about in the context off this era reminds me of the propaganda push that effected theaters and movies during war time. pushing the agenda of a nation to reach its people. Great example of this was in Nazi German.

this is true but like jim halburt from the office, it is proven that that can still happened even in a film/show that is suppose to portray reality or real life,

in todays film, as film watchers we see montages as ways to speed up the story or tell a smaller story that is necessary to the main plot but there isnt just enough time to tell it without increasing the length of the film drastically

The idea of the implementation of something that can be easily overlook can mean so much to a scene or a shot. Camera placement can easily provide the audience with a deeper feeling on a scene and can easily change the tone and gravity of the situation being filmed.