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ALİ TUNAH İSMAİL EROL SEC ANTALYA
HAN FİNİKE CONDARY SCHOOL A/FİNİKE
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ACT • Action films usually inc budget physical stunts with rescues, battles, f destructive crises (floo disasters, fires, etc.), n spectacular rhythm an adventurous, often two guy' heroes (or recentl 'bad guys' - all designe escapism.
TION clude high energy, big- and chases, possibly fights, escapes, ods, explosions, natural non-stop motion, nd pacing, and o-dimensional 'good- ly, heroines) battling ed for pure audience
ADVEN • Adventure films are us with new experiences similar to or often pair genre. They can includ swashbucklers or pirat and historical spectacle the epics film genre), s for lost continents, \"jun epics, treasure hunts, d searches for the unkno
NTURE sually exciting stories, or exotic locales, very red with the action film de traditional te films, serialized films, es (similar to searches or expeditions ngle\" and \"desert\" disaster films, or own.
COM • Comedies are light-hea and deliberately design provoke laughter (with by exaggerating the sit action, relationships an section describes vario through cinematic hist including slapstick, scre dies, romantic comedie satirical comedy), and
MEDY arted plots consistently ned to amuse and h one-liners, jokes, etc.) tuation, the language, nd characters. This ous forms of comedy tory, ewball, spoofs and paro es, black comedy (dark more.
DRA Dramas are serious, pl portraying realistic cha situations, and stories character developmen Usually, they are not fo effects, comedy, or act probably the largest fil subsets.
AMA lot-driven presentations, aracters, settings, life involving intense nt and interaction. ocused on special- tion, Dramatic films are lm genre, with many
HOR Horror films are design invoke our hidden wor terrifying, shocking fin and entertaining us at cathartic experience.
RROR ned to frighten and to rst fears, often in a nale, while captivating the same time in a
MUS Musical/dance films ar emphasize full-scale sc routines in a significan musical or dance perfo part of the film narrati that are centered on co dance, song or choreog
SICAL re cinematic forms that cores or song and dance nt way (usually with a ormance integrated as ive), or they are films ombinations of music, graphy.
WA War (and anti-war) film horror and heartbreak actual combat fighting humankind) on land, s the primary plot or bac of the film.
AR ms acknowledge the k of war, letting the g (against nations or sea, or in the air provide ckground for the action
SCIENCE Sci-fi films are often qu and imaginative - comp aliens, distant planets, improbable settings, fa dark and shadowy villa technology, unknown a and extraordinary mon creatures from space') scientists or by nuclear
FICTION uasi-scientific, visionary plete with heroes, , impossible quests, antastic places, great ains, futuristic and unknowable forces, nsters ('things or ), either created by mad r havoc.
WEST Westerns are the majo American film industry days of the expansive A are one of the oldest, m with very recognizable characters (six-guns, ho trails, cowboys, Indians
TERN or defining genre of the y - a eulogy to the early American frontier. They most enduring genres e plots, elements, and orses, dusty towns and s, etc.).
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ANUR FİNİKE School
MOVIES AND Zeyn İsmail Erol S Antal
MOVIE TYPES nep Finike Secondary School lya/Finike
What is th A film, also called a picture or moving pictur art used to simulate e communicate ideas, sto feelings, beauty, or atmosp of moving images. These accompanied by sound, an sensory stimulations.[1] T short for cinematography, to filmmaking and the fi the art form that is
he movie? movie, motion re, is a work of visual experiences that ories, perceptions, phere through the use images are generally nd more rarely, other The word \"cinema\", , is often used to refer ilm industry, and to the result of it.
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