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Early Classical Hollywood: 1930 - 1944
Early Classical Hollywood 
1930, Hell's Angels - Howard Hughes
1930, The Blue Angel - Josef von Sternberg
1931, M - Fritz Lang
1931, Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde - R Mamoulian
1931, Dracula - Tod Browning
1931, The Public Enemy - William A. Wellman
1931, Working Girls - Dorothy Arzner
1932, Freaks - Tod Browning
1932, Dr. Frankenstein - James Whale
1932, Scarface - Howard Hawkes
1932, The Mummy - Karl Freund
1933, Duck Soup - Leo McCarey
1934, The Black Cat - Edgar Ulmer
1935, The Devil Is a Woman - Josef von Sternberg
1935, The 39 Steps - Alfred Hitchcock
1936, Modern Times - Charlie Chaplin
1937, You Only Live Once - Fritz Lang
1938, Sabotage - Alfred Hitchcock
1938, Bringing Up Baby - Howard Hawkes
1939, The Women - George Cukor
1939, The Wizard of Oz - Victor Fleming
1939, Gone with the Wind - Victor Fleming
1939, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington - Frank Capra
1939, Stagecoach - John Ford
1940, The Thief of Bagdad - Berger, Powell
1940, The Philadephia Story - George Cukor
1940, His Girl Friday - Howard Hawkes
1940, Grapes of Wrath - John Ford
1940, The Great Dictator - Charlie Chaplin
1941, Citizen Kane - Orson Welles
1941, The Maltese Falcon - John Huston
1943, Casablanca - Michael Curtiz
1944, Double Indemnity - Billy Wilder
1944, Murder, My Sweet - Edward Dmytryk
3 comments:
the great train robbery: One of the earliest movies made, this last only 15-20 minutes. this movie is completely silent with only a music box playing along with the action. The plot is very basic (cops and robbers) but considering the fact that it was one of the first films made, it's good.
citizen kane: in my opinion, this movie sucked. Despite the fact that Orson Welles created a lot of different techniques in this movies (deep focus, etc), the plot is bland and the movie is very slow moving, and the whole "rosebud" mystery can be confusing for the average viewer, even when revealed at the end of the movie.
workers leaving the station: not really a movie, but more about the film maker being excited about the fact that he actually got the camera to work.
voyage to the moon: like the great train robbery, this film is completely silent except for the music box. in this film, however, the viewer can follow the film better because the characters speak through title cards that are shown every time some kind of dialog occurs.
wizard of oz: to put it short and simple, a classic. The change from black and white to color; from a poor town to a modern city is a bit prophetic itself because it shows how different television will become.
citizen kane is an all time classic with Orson welles innovative aproch to the movie and his creation of deep focus i really like the dancing in movie and i like that it was some what baces on that news paper mogul anyways i like the highs and lows of the movie it really made me feel sympathy for kane in the end ;)
Great work.
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