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Postmodernism

Postmodernism Postmodern films often challenge genre conventions and mix multiple different genres. e.g sci-fi, comedy, adventure, action etc. They challenge stereotyped character roles. e.g. Emmet is a non-conventional hero. Pastiche is the imitation or similarities with other films. e.g. Batman in 'The Lego Movie'. Hyper-realoty is when the character realises they're in a film, like 'Deadpool'.

Regulation

The BBFC - The British Board for Film Classification Why are films regulated by certification? - to make sure kids are watching only what is suitable for them - to identify themes and genres to the audience before they watch the film - so the audience is prepared for the film they're going to watch - to show legal requirements for watching a movie - having official parties for certification gain people's trust by being 'official' What is the certificate for 'The Lego Movie' and why is this? - rated 'U' by the BBFC - contains 'mild fantasy violence' and 'very mild bad language' 'The Lego Movie' 1. The first movie of a new cinematic universe based in a Lego world. 2. Warner Bros.' rights to Detective Comics allows characters like Batman, Superman and Wonder         Woman to feature. 3. It's Wonder Woman first ever appearance in a feature length film and the first time Batman and Super...

Big Budget Blockbuster vs. Small Budget Independent

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The LEGO Movie Film Industry

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Who is currently on top? Buena Vista. What company currently owns the film industry in 2018? Disney.    Worldwide 2018? Avengers: Infinity War. Other top movies? Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Incredibles 2 and Venom.