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Movies today continue to draw inspiration from the rich history of cinema, often blending classic styles with modern techniques. For example, some filmmakers use black-and-white or silent film aesthetics in new works to evoke nostalgia or create a specific mood. The way we watch movies has drastically changed, with streaming services now allowing us to enjoy films from home, though many still appreciate the communal experience of theaters. Special effects have evolved from practical tricks to complex computer-generated imagery, enabling filmmakers to bring fantastical worlds to life more vividly than ever before. Many contemporary films pay homage to or reimagine classic movies, keeping iconic stories and characters relevant for new generations.

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Movies today build on the ideas from early films by using similar storytelling techniques. They still use camera angles and editing to create drama, just like in the past. Modern movies also use special effects and technology that have improved since the old days. So, while movies have changed a lot, they still follow the basic rules and ideas set by early filmmakers.

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In new films, the setting and effects in the films can be traced back to the history of cinema. Using visual effects and the scene to build the moment can work effectively, as seen in a black and white film called Psycho. Using not only the sound, but also the camera effects like shaking or quick, spastic movements can create a proper horror scene. In modern day cinema, the usage of certain visual effects, as well as the setting or background to build the scene, can all be compared and traced back to the history of film.

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1. An old movie style I see in new films are how events do not occur randomly

2. Way that movies have changed like in theaters and in streams is how there’s more colors and way more action

3. Special effects in movies have evolved by adding more colors to it and more designs and styles

4. Popular old movies that influence new films are fight club

5. I can’t think of any recent movies that remind me of older films

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Movies today have way better special effects than what it was back then. An example could be the differences in the Godzilla movies back then and now. The old Godzilla movies used miniature figures and the monsters were people in costumes. The new movies seemed to be real monsters with real powers unlike the old ones.

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Old movie styles that might be seen in modern films could be the monochromatic scheme and coloration. For instance, the 2019 movie "The Lighthouse" uses a small, claustrophobic aspect ratio and a monochromatic color scheme. This shows how modern films draw inspiration from early films before the prevalence of modern technology that records color. The advancement of technology and the internet has changed the way movies can be viewed, from having to be at a specific location like cinemas and movie theaters to watching movies at home via streaming platforms, showing how movies are becoming more accessible as technology advances. Special effects today often include CGI and imagery, which can bring many kinds of fantastical ideas and concepts to life, which is easier than special effects produced physically, which is prevalent in the past.

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Movies today might relate to the history of film by using some quote or saying from an older movie, likely used in a joking manner. Watching films has changed drastically with it being from shown on a wall to a screen as well as the new technology that helps us connect and share films through devices. Effects have also evolved dramatically with newer and more realistic CGI and tools in animation programs that help add to the illusion of whats on-screen.

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I think that movies connect to history of film because they helped revolutionized on how filming works around here. Back then, it was just simpler times in the film industry like just holding a camera and making sure everything is in place like Psycho or the Blair Witch Project. Mostly just live action movies but then over time animation would then come the world with Snow White being the first full fledged animated film. Then we saw films come and go with the inclusion of special effects and 3d form. I see films as simple from back then and now they are huge to make with billions and billions of dollars.

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Film stems from small beginnings into a lengthy and innovative history. It has grown from it's roots of moving pictures, both creating new concepts and keeping alive old ideas. The ways we record scenes can be done with state of the art cameras for high visual fidelity or with classic celluloid film to replicate the classical feeling. Decisions of direction can take the modern route of complex angles and immersive sound, or embrace the simplicity of single shots and basic audio. These are few examples of what film can use with it's history, sometimes creating a mix of old techniques and formats with new age technology that can embody what film had become for today and what it has always been.

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Movies of today draw inspiration and build on ideas or styles from the past like using the same aesthetic as in the past like black and white or using sound effects and music to set a vibe. The ways we watch movies has changed before we used to only watch them in theaters but now. thanks to streaming platforms they are easier to access so now we can watch them from our phone or computer at home. The quality of the special effects in movies has drastically increased over time making them more visually pleasing and complex . An example in difference is the old Godzilla movies of the past and the more recent ones the change in quality is drastic and it looks more realistic.

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modern movies draw from older styles and storytelling techniques. The shift from theaters to streaming has significantly changed the movie-watching experience, and the advancements in special effects have transformed how we see visual storytelling. I recently heard about how films like "Blade Runner 2049" and "The Shape of Water" pay homage to classic movies such as "Blade Runner" and "Creature from the Black Lagoon," incorporating similar themes and visuals in a more contemporary context. It's a interesting bridge between the past and present of cinema.

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Movies today relate to history of film by using famous quotes/saying, from older movies to gain popularity and love, another example is when they start making remakes of an old movie but with different people n filming equipment.

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When a movie looks like it's old, usually it means that the movie uses old techniques such as simple camera angles and shots. A movie that reminded me of this was Wes Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel. It uses older camera angles and shooting techniques in Wes Anderson's personal style to create an interesting narrative and visual style. One way in which this unique way of shooting shows is in the way that the great visual direction has you looking exactly where Wes wants you to look. The other standout feature of the movie is the amazing attention to detail. For example, the aspect ratio changes to match the time period portrayed by the movie

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Movies today use elements of classic older movies they. For example movies today show some of the protagonist going through training montages where they grow and become stronger and etc. This was very commonly used back then as well to show the characters development. In addition to this the way movies are designed have mostly the same format they get presented with a problem and the main characters goal is to fix it or work around it. But not only have the elements or the way movies are structured have changed but the way people watch them has as well. People know watch them through streaming platforms and websites.

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Write 4-5 sentences about how movies today connect to the history of film. Think about: 1. Old movie styles you might see in new films 2. Ways that watching movies has changed (like theaters vs. streaming) 3. How special effects in movies have evolved 4. Popular old movies that influence new ones. Can you think of any recent movies that remind you of older films? How are they similar or different?