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 ID: 172908 Posts: 50 | Date: 2006-12-06 09:01 Tell me people. You benefit more from movie or from theatre?
And why?
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 ID: 172882 Posts: 9 | Date: 2006-12-07 05:19 I like theatre much more. |
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 ID: 164481 Posts: 31 | Date: 2006-12-13 03:13 both are good, it depends on mood  Ugly But Adorable |
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 ID: 163605 Posts: 4 | Date: 2006-12-13 05:32 Both  ...Unique... |
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 ID: 166375 Posts: 521 | Date: 2006-12-13 07:50 A good company and cold bear..Love to Love |
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| Date: 2006-12-28 07:44 depends on the mood |
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 ID: 177973 Posts: 192 | Date: 2007-02-19 09:16 Cinema. Theaters are too loud to me. I can also time when I come in to a movie:
I have to be somewhere at a specific point with a theater. |
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 ID: 185798 Posts: 88 | Date: 2007-03-29 17:04 Theatre, because it forces you to use your imagination more than in a movie... |
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 ID: 179376 Posts: 828 | Date: 2007-03-31 05:57 I prefer to watch at home....
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ID: 185798 Posts: 88 | Date: 2007-04-01 09:40 thank you (difficult name)... i don't know what the [RN] comedy central is
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And i think you are quit theatrical yourself... I think you could be a show on
your own |
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| Date: 2007-04-16 04:26 Both can serve that purpose..... |
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| Date: 2007-04-16 06:41 I prefer... both! You can't really compare I think, one is [usually] live and
the other's filmed and edited... In theatre, there's only one chance to get it
right, while in cinema you have several tries and then they pick the best
one.
I think on the whole it's much harder to be successful in theatre, you have no
second chances once you're on stage, and you alone are responsible for making
the audience connect with your character. No cameramen to shoot you from your
best side, no lighting technician to emphasise your expression till it's
perfect, no digital effects to enhance anything you do - it's just you. [What a
power trip that is  ]
I seem to be very much in favour of theatre huh? Well, what does cinema have
going for it? The end product, the movie, is in its most perfect state -
no-one's going to skip lines or fall over unless you're watching the blooper
reel. You don't have to contend with bad acting [we hope] because an actor isn't
feeling well and can't perform properly, or was cast in the completely wrong
role because s/he knew the producer [ok, it does still happen in cinema, but not
as often as in theatre].
They're both entertainment, they have their own technique and style, and they
cater to generally different audiences. It's like comparing a lemon and a
grapefruit, they're both bitter and sour, but they're very very different. |
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| Date: 2007-04-19 02:22 Either one is quite enjoyable when you work from behind the scenes. I always
find Theatre to be so much more rewarding because it has a character to it
unattainable through film, though it seems to be a dying art, but film actually
acknowledges the existence of their crew.
However, I certainly enjoy plays that are boarderline film and vice versa. |
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 ID: 190831 Posts: 383 | Date: 2007-04-20 06:24 cinema for sure. no doubt |
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