In the final section of the video, one attendee asked David Lynch:
-Mr. Lynch, I give courses in cinema, one of the courses I teach is director of photography, and one of the things I found of great interest in all his films is the use of light and darkness, especially in the dark. His characters stand on the edge of darkness, entering and emerging from it, and wondered what it means for you, the relationship between light and shadow.
Among the best chase scenes in movie history, there are two that will become true classics: those of the Blues Brothers . Aboard the most ruinous of police cars, a Dodge Monaco 1974 model - the brothers are going to get away absolutely all, thanks to the skill-or stupidity, depending on how you look, the wheel of Elwood Blues (Dan Aykroyd).
The first persecution began when Elwood is caught driving with expired license. End up with more than a dozen police cars chasing the brothers in a shopping.
In the second of the persecutions (the most famous and one of the final scenes), the Blues Brothers escape through Chigago, pursued first by the police and then by the Nazis. I do not think there is film production where more smashed cars in it.
Finally, a bonus track with the persecution of shopping recreated in an episode of Family Guy.
is true, the principle of The Fifth Element have that slight feeling a bit inspired scenes The Mummy But then the colors start to saturate to dazzle, with that colorful great comic ever written, satirical and exotic. Bruce mark appears and the tone that made him famous: the hero's revenge forcing ruined. Milla Jovovich is pure animal energy potions with early innocence. At times, everything looks like a bizarre version of Star Wars tack toward excess and decadence, a Third World Wars. In the grotesqueness of the characters is delineating a style of comedy science fiction, footprints that will be tracked by Men In Black (although, paradoxically, and despite the frenzied brightness of your images Film has much more here Black). Finally, the equation is closed. The hero is redeemed discouraged saving the princess and do not know if all of humanity with it, but for a while, something will be worthwhile.
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A video for the song "Diva's Destruction" by Michael Tufo, included in the soundtrack. Is made only with scenes from the movie.