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Scope | Archive: Book Reviews, August 1999 Thomas Schatz's book The Genius of the System: Hollywood Filmmaking in the Studio Era falls firmly into this latter category. ... 2.
Scope | Archive: Book Reviews, August 1999 A Short Guide to Writing about Film (Third Edition). By Timothy Corrigan ... For example, Italian horror films, Hong Kong action movies, or American erotic ... note taking; film watching; structuring; use of language; research etc. ... 3.
Scope | Archive: Conference Reports, May 2004 To begin to comprehend the significance of these residues of cinema in the everyday ... Institute of Film & Television Studies, University of Nottingham, ... 4.
Scope | Archive: Film Reviews, February 2003 The original Ocean's Eleven is therefore in little danger of being usurped by .... Even Danny Ocean now introduces himself around town via a business card. ... 5.
Scope | Archive: Film Reviews, February 2003 Even Danny Ocean now introduces himself around town via a business card. Despite some scenes being filmed on the floor of the actual Bellagio, ... 6.
Scope | Archive: Film Reviews, August 2003 It seems to me, then, that The Wedding Planner is as much a film about immigration and becoming American, whatever that means, as it is about finding true ... 7.
Scope | Issue 9| Conference Reports ... and featuring representatives from Metrodome Entertainment (Giles Edwards), Tartan Films (Sam Dunn) and The Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival, ... 8.
Scope | Issue 2| Film Reviews As if to add insult to the fans' injury, Universal have recently produced a remake of Romero's Dawn of the Dead (the 1979 sequel to 1968's Night of the ... 9.
Scope | Issue 2| Film Reviews Snyder's Dawn of the Dead follows the fortunes of a nurse, ... of Women in George Romero's "Living Dead" Series', Intensities 3. www.cult-media.com ... 10.
Scope | Issue 6| Book Reviews Even though the author makes a remarkable effort in contextualizing Pereira Dos Santos' films within the aesthetic and political co-ordinates that have ... |
