The Western as a Film Genre

The West as a kind of John Ford's Hummer (joint artist) is known as the official Western classic. The sound of Western movies is due to the mid 1930's sound and the Great Depression, which was released in 1939 and is considered one of the important movies to help revive the West A in 1940 before the Second World War It was. Stagecoach has a classic Western recipe recipe. The main recipes of Stagecoach are authentic denim and folklore studies of the town, full-fledged such as transportation in the form of dresses, horses, carriages, or hammer, which they are, what they are, monument volley etc. There were some conflicts between places, Indians and pioneers

But what you can miss from this show is its honest depiction of the wild West. The western United States is a unique movie type, but it has not grown and evolved like any other type. John Ford's classic western film sets this type of structure and official for the wild west. Even the tombstone of a movie that succeeded in 1993 represents a whitewashed version of this American history. Until HBO launched its Deadwood TV series, the audience was able to really see the dirty primitive and cruelty of the West in these decades. We see defective people who possess prejudice, fear, physical flaws, sickness and corruption rather than presenting a romantic version of a white-dominated scene with a clean cowboy riding. When watching Western movies like Deadwood and Hell's Wheel, the audience is smelling with dust, fungus, and death, and it hurts the clothes and skin of all the people living there.

That's why it's strange to think of a black movie as a type. It's at least an open movie. Regardless of whether it was filmed by Thomas H. Ince in 1916, by John Ford in 1939, or by Clint Eastwood in 1992, the western part is the western western part. The same can be said about war movies, comedy, crime movies. But black movies have historically been determined by specific circumstances; that is why recent black movies or so-called new blacks seemed almost like always nostalgic sports.

Some critics think that black movies are genres. It will rely on clearly defined rules and expectation systems like other types of movies. For example, it is Western or musical. Calling black movies like types like Flippo and Naremore, Hirsch has many problems. First, the genre tends to straddle the times rather than being bound to them, and in the 1940's black movies are closely related to Hollywood. This particular criticism of black as a type depends on whether recent movies are regarded as a continuation of the black tradition. In addition, black movies tend to cross traditional type boundaries (Hirsch 5). There are western movies, gang movies, comedy movies. Obviously, the black manufacturer did not intentionally start making black. The criticism of using a black movie as a type is that it does not include all movies that are considered black.