Cinema - Big Industrial Cinema

I watched "The Abyss" today and deeply experienced a big industrial movie. Pens, fun, and www.biquge.info movies all use props, and movie props are also developing and updating rapidly with the development of the times. In the early films, the use of props was at its peak, such as Chaplin's films, although it was the silent film era, but the props in the scenes became an inseparable part of the film, from the eaten leather shoes to the razor in the barbershop, from the dictator's balloon to the wrench of the assembly line worker, Chaplin used them to the fullest and fun. Jackie Chan is a master of using props, such as the busy Chen Jiaju who answered the phone in "Police Story", and then Jackie Chan's props from cranes to skateboards, from giant trucks to hovercraft, made the audience happy.

In the United States, large-scale industrial films are based on "swimming in the water, running on the ground, and flying in the sky", and various props that embody the color of big industry emerge in an endless stream. Let's list the famous films as follows:

Swimming in the water: "The Abyss", "Deep Sea Suspicion", "Hunting U571" and so on;

Sailing on the water: "Golden Cicada Shelling", "Battleship", "Hidden Dragon Booming" and so on;

Running on the ground like: "Jedi Men 2", "Die Hard" series, "Hidden Dragon 2" and so on;

Flying in the sky: "The Highest Crisis", "Air Force One", "Air Prison" and so on;

There are even more things like going to space: "Apollo 13", "Gravity", "Lost in Space" and so on;

In these films, submarines, submarines, giant ships, warships, sports cars, trains, buildings, factories, passenger planes, warplanes, spaceships, and space stations appear as the embodiment of human creation in a large industrial society, becoming a unique landscape in the film, giving the audience a strong visual enjoyment.

2016.7.22