The Power Of Opening Scenes
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Opening scenes intend to hook us, but how do they do this? What makes a good opening scene?
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That is why anime is so addictive to me, the opening scenes of my favorite anime were ALWAYS memorable
I've only watched a few anime but I totally see what you mean!
Nicely structured and hits all the nails on the head, Good video!
Thank you :)
scream opening scene needs some recognition as it set a foundation for the genre
I watched the full movie for the first time yesterday, the opening was great!
Never seen all quiet on the western front, but that looks pretty much exactly the same as kubrick's paths of glory opening scene
I really loved Paths Of Glory and I can see the similarities
fantastic video bro!
Thank you!
Nice examples of some excellent opening scenes. I think another excellent example would the opening scene in A Clockwork Orange, which sets the tone for the film perfectly and gives a great introduction to the main character and the world he inhabits.
I would love to see your take on Buster Keatons movies. If you haven't yet seen any of his films, you really should, he is one of my favourite filmmakers! I could give you some suggestions if you want.
Thank you! I've wanted to watch A Clockwork Orange for ages now but I still haven't gotten round to it. I haven't seen any of Buster Keaton's work so I would love some recommendations!
@@MaxDoesMovies My favourite feature films of Buster Keaton are The General (1926) and Steamboat Bill Jr (1928). Sherlock Jr (1924) is his most technically impressive movie, although I prefer the aforementioned two. Some of his best short films are Cops (1922) and One Week (1920).
I can also guarantee that A Clockwork Orange will not disappoint you. (Hopefully)
@@deteon1418 I just added all those to my Letterboxd watchlist, thank you for the recommendations!
@@MaxDoesMovies No problem. Enjoy!
3:13 Why is there a clip from the Where is my mind music video.
It's the opening to Trainspotting