pride and prejudice
One of the most beloved films of all times and still a well-known classic, Casablanca can be analyzed from a wide array of perspectives such as mise-en-scene, mise-en-shot or montage and editing. What makes Casablanca a remarkable classic is the set design, lighting and character movement that the director preferred to choose to reflect the mood to the movie screen. With these three elements, one can find the movie distant and indifferent or natural and practical where by using these elements effectively Michael Curtiz succeeded in making a movie, which was worshiped by a large group of people. In the scene where the spectator meets Rick for the first time, the importance of the set design, the lighting and the character movement can be immensely sensed. A waiter brings a check to the table and it is signed with a dark black pen, writing Rick. They are in a place full of people, the voices of people are heard from the back. There is an empty glass, a full ashtray and a chessboard on the table were Rick is sitting alone, playing
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Approximate Word count = 699
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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