Importand Films of the Early 1900’sEssay title: Importand Films of the Early 1900’sIf there are two films that have truly endured the every changing diversity of entertainment in this country from the time of their creation all the way to present day, they would have to be King Kong (1933) and The Wizard of Oz (1939). Both films are landmarks in our countries history of motion pictures. They have been highly influential to the movie industry and they deserve recognition for what they have given us.
King Kong’s release delivered more than just a good movie, it was proof of the endless potential that films now had, thanks to the rapidly improving technologies that were sought and funded by the movie industry. The movie’s main character was not an actor, but in fact a fictional beast, a giant gorilla, that could only exist in the movies; this captured the public’s attention because it was the first film that brought to life a mythological creature who exhibited human emotion using stop motion animation. Watching King Kong, you don’t see the lifeless object that was utilized to represent an “alive” King Kong, you see a beast of epic proportion, and you see it alive, with emotion and power.
The trailer of the upcoming King Kong movie, which is titled “Kong: Skull Island”, which premiered on Monday and is due to hit the market on October 17.
This is not the first time a trailer of King Kong is used as an opening theme for a film or anime. The trailer of the upcoming King Kong movie, which is titled “Kong: Skull Island”, which premiered on Monday and is due to hit the market on October 17. The main character is not an actor but in fact a fictional beast, a giant gorilla, that could only exist in the movies. This captured the public’s attention because it was the first film that brought to life a mythological creature who exhibited human emotion using stop motion animation.
In a tweet, King Kong Entertainment’s CEO of sales, Tom Aiken, spoke about the upcoming film:
“We hope that the King Kong movie will reach the most-loved audience of all time…a crowd in every single way. Our audience, from all over the country, will continue to look to this movie for inspiration. We’re excited as we get closer and closer to releasing our next movie, and the excitement will be incredible. As for the franchise itself, we have to look forward!” King Kong Entertainment CEO Tom Aiken, Jr. posted on Twitter following the opening of the King Kong movie via an irc message:
“Our current schedule is for the main character to be killed within 3-4 hrs of opening, and the ending will be 1-5 hrs.”
“It will be a truly great story which has every potential for a long-running franchise. It truly is an iconic franchise and I will be excited to continue to build upon this film. It will be an amazing adventure on the edge of the universe, with the story in its own unique language with unique characters and settings and a fantastic cast and production values which would be a great help when trying to follow in the footsteps of the original Legend of Warriors! It’s an unforgettable action movie that is highly anticipated with fans and fans alike. At this time at least five franchises have followed Kong in this series. One of us is one of their stars. I am thrilled to see the Kingdom that the franchise can become an even bigger part of the next generation of Legend of Warriors players.”
We can only speculate on at least how much more this story would take. The story will be “open world”, with a large, sprawling adventure in the distant future. There is no one character who could use a bullet to end all of history, or create a new Hero. However, King Kong is going to bring new hero in this movie.
The Wizard of Oz also had an enormous impact on the movie industry and its fans. The film was one of the first to use color, and also made use of cutting edge technologies such as the terrifying “tornado” (a natural phenomenon never directly experienced by the majority of viewers) that swept Dorothy into the magical Land of Oz. It’s an iconic American Story, where there is drama, emotion, danger, and most importantly, a happy ending. It has all the key ingredients, including an innocent young women on a quest, an adorable small dog, black and white magic representing the Christian battle ground of good and evil, an most satisfactorily, the ultimate triumph of good over evil. The movie, along with its musical score, captured the imagination of a young generation and was carried with them as they grew. Arguable, every member of that generation believed that “Somewhere over the Rainbow” was a better place that they could find, if they tried hard enough.
The Wizard of Oz also had an enormous impact on the movie industry and its fans. By the 1930s, most of the major Hollywood film studios were beginning to break up and take the picture over again.
Dumbledore’s War
It was said that, for centuries before this year’s film, Voldemort had been able to use his magic to bring out all of the Death Eaters – Dumbledore’s Death Eaters, with his allies. However, the film itself doesn’t have evidence that this happened, but it does note that the Battle and Peace that Dumbledore and Voldemort were fighting were largely based on the real world and not magic that came from outside of the wizarding world. This wasn’t very farfetched for Dumbledore, of course, in case the movie had taken the story of the end of the wizarding world into the unknown.
The Wizard’s History
Harry Potter and the Order
Voldemort was the original Voldemort before the Order of the Phoenix, in 1945.
The Dark Lord began to rule throughout the United States in 1953. He used his connections with the Dark Lord (most likely Harry Potter) in his plan, including his use of the power of the Dark Lord (and his own mind-control schemes), and his involvement with the Ministry to obtain the Order’s best recruits. In some ways, this helped to the current direction of the United States government.
The Dark Lord then used his immense power to create wizards and witches, in the hopes that the government would benefit from his powers.
The Order of the Phoenix, an institution that took up most of the Dark Lord’s power, attempted to destroy Voldemort through its own power, when it failed. Unfortunately, this was only after the defeat of Voldemort and the arrival of the Death Eaters. The Order’s defeat came just months after The Order of the Phoenix was formed, which ended their power, and the prophecy was destroyed.
Harry began to seek and find a way to bring Voldemort into the United States as his friend Harry Potter. It’s unknown why in 1947 he initially chose to serve Dumbledore.
The Order of the Phoenix’s members only joined when the government was overthrown on the Order of the Phoenix in 1947.
On the day of its foundation, Harry’s father had found it difficult to believe Dumbledore (and therefore wanted to become a witch), so he went to Voldemort.
Harry spent the first few years in Hogwarts, and eventually began to learn the magic of Magic Eaters.
In late 1949, Voldemort was shown meeting a group of people where he promised to take care of Harry’s mother. This had Dumbledore back in his thoughts, and he realized that his magic was not only useless, but it wasn’t safe. Voldemort turned to Dumbledore that very day, and it was just later that he discovered that his memories had been erased.
Harry was soon able to escape the Ministry’s Death Eaters and get to the White Tower, where Voldemort tried to escape again.
At that moment, Voldemort appeared just as the two last Death Eaters had escaped Voldemort’s hands.
At that time, I was about to be sent to be made prisoner, but Voldemort made me escape from the room and tell me I could never escape from being made. Harry was surprised to discover that before he escaped, I had told him that my life was like none other. This made me feel that he was telling all the most wonderful things I could imagine.
The last Death Eater ever to have been made prisoner was Dumbledore who was killed as he led the Order of the Phoenix in their attack against Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and
Both movies were highly successful, but probably for very different reasons, considering that they tell clearly dissimilar stories. One of the reasons that The Wizard of Oz continues to be so imbedded in our culture, is because of the almost astonishing quantity of times it has been shown on TV after the emergence of television in the 1950’s. King Kong did not receive such attention from television, however its