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I think biggest inspirations from that came from olden days of Pulps. Noir genre to me can be described as
(Detective crime or thriller, strong contrast. And dialogue being the most important element and doing it right). In modern day movie example it would be "Blade Runner" movie from 1982...
This thread is just out of fun and curiosity; I'm wondering in which movies, TV shows (or even just trailers or TV ads) the forum users have first seen the actors in the movies. The silly idea just popped into my head after seeing Witness (one of my favorite movies, incidentally) yesterday, the...
There was a question on Quora that I was going to address in the 'One Adaptation to Rule Them All' thread. However, the question pertains to Frodo, who seems to be fairly underrepresented when it comes to analyzing the films' depictions of characters. There seem to be more complaints about...
Here are some adaptations of stories from the Silmarillion, which I found on YouTube. A lot of time and effort must have been put into them, especially as they were made by a single person or a small group of people.
1. Lego stop-motion animation series, by BrenKir Studios...
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