2011-02035
Oh the Possibilities!
If I were present
in the first screening of the movie, “Trip to the Moon”, I would be amazed,
excited, inspired and most of all honored that I watched the first motion
picture. I would be amazed because I know for sure that I would continually ask
myself how they made the film. Back then, still pictures amazed people but
pictures in motion? That is really something. I would have been amazing to know
what the other spectators were thinking while watching the film.
I would also be
excited because I couldn't wait to see the future films that would be made
after the first one. Would they make a part two of the film or make a whole
different story? The possibilities would definitely make me excited. I would be
inspired because I would also want to go to the moon or make movies. I would also be honored because it’s the first
of its kind and it’s an important part of our history and I would be very happy
to be a part of it.
I am very
intrigued about what must have been the inspiration of the film maker. The film
looked like a lot of work was put into it. What must have he felt when watching
the movie himself? Was he also emotional and proud about the film that he had
made?
The film must have been a technological advancement
during that time. Though today, it was
hard to appreciate the film because of its poor quality compared to the quality
of the films that we have now. Moreover, the plot was somehow not that
interesting because we were very much used to the story of the different
adventures to the moon and space. But we cannot take away the fact that it was an
important film since the film paved the way to the other movies that came after
it. If the film did not push through and was unsuccessful, there might be a
possibility that the films today would be very different. Or to be bold, there
might not be films at all. The technology that goes along with it would never
be invented and improved such as the screens. Screens became an essential part
of our lives. Almost all of us if not all has cell phones of our own and
televisions and computers in our homes. Our lives wouldn't be the same if it
weren't for the film.
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