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Shared on Sat, 05/05/2007 - 11:21

the cat asked

J-Cat asked " Just a question: How good was the picture quality in 1903? Or is that something that we would know today?"

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Dybbuk

Shared on Sat, 05/05/2007 - 11:21

the cat asked

J-Cat asked " Just a question: How good was the picture quality in 1903? Or is that something that we would know today?"

Quote:

Dybbuk

Shared on Fri, 05/04/2007 - 12:53

White Rabbit

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlEAk7EDX7w[/youtube]

Today is Alice "in Wonderland" Liddell's birthday so i will post one of the first fantasy films Alice in Wonderland.

Dybbuk

Shared on Fri, 05/04/2007 - 12:53

White Rabbit

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlEAk7EDX7w[/youtube]

Today is Alice "in Wonderland" Liddell's birthday so i will post one of the first fantasy films Alice in Wonderland.

Dybbuk

Shared on Sun, 04/15/2007 - 07:28

Lucas I am your Father

Georges Méliès' fascination with film came early in the game, leading to the creation of a studio headed by Méliès as early as 1896. His background as a magician entertainer helped him develop the medium both technologically and as an effective medium for escapism. The contributions by the Lumière brothers and other European and American mavericks were quickly employed by Méliès, and were assimilated into his artistic output.

Dybbuk

Shared on Sun, 04/15/2007 - 07:28

Lucas I am your Father

Georges Méliès' fascination with film came early in the game, leading to the creation of a studio headed by Méliès as early as 1896. His background as a magician entertainer helped him develop the medium both technologically and as an effective medium for escapism. The contributions by the Lumière brothers and other European and American mavericks were quickly employed by Méliès, and were assimilated into his artistic output.

Dybbuk

Shared on Sat, 03/31/2007 - 11:04

Star Wars whos your Daddy?

Voyage dans la Lune, Le/A Trip to the Moon (France, 1902), the screen's first epic science fiction story, was a 14 minute masterpiece, created by French director and master magician Georges Melies. The film's plot, a light-hearted satire criticizing the conservative scientific community of its time, (the opposite position of Shelly's and Dawleys Frankenstein) was inspired by Jules Verne's From the Earth to the Moon (1865) and H. G. Wells' First Men in the Moon (1901).

Dybbuk

Shared on Sat, 03/31/2007 - 11:04

Star Wars whos your Daddy?

Voyage dans la Lune, Le/A Trip to the Moon (France, 1902), the screen's first epic science fiction story, was a 14 minute masterpiece, created by French director and master magician Georges Melies. The film's plot, a light-hearted satire criticizing the conservative scientific community of its time, (the opposite position of Shelly's and Dawleys Frankenstein) was inspired by Jules Verne's From the Earth to the Moon (1865) and H. G. Wells' First Men in the Moon (1901).

Dybbuk

Shared on Thu, 03/29/2007 - 09:36

cathode ray campfire

In the book, we learn that Frankenstein mixes science with witchcraft to create the Creature, but the process for creation is never revealed—a strict contrast to the scientific explanations for the fantasy provided in the works of Wells, Verne, and even the later Frankenstein films. Shelley ignores the science and is seemingly more interested in Victor’s fate for toiling with dark, unknown arts. It is interesting to note that this original Frankenstein film understood this, whereas the later versions apparently forgot it.

Dybbuk

Shared on Thu, 03/29/2007 - 09:36

cathode ray campfire

In the book, we learn that Frankenstein mixes science with witchcraft to create the Creature, but the process for creation is never revealed—a strict contrast to the scientific explanations for the fantasy provided in the works of Wells, Verne, and even the later Frankenstein films. Shelley ignores the science and is seemingly more interested in Victor’s fate for toiling with dark, unknown arts. It is interesting to note that this original Frankenstein film understood this, whereas the later versions apparently forgot it.

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