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TYPES OF MOVIES

COMIC: this genre is one of the oldest and you're looking to attract people through the hilarious, achieved from visual conventions and acrobatics. These films make you laughthrough characters who end up doing something different from what the public expects, that turns out to be nonsense. The comic focuses on the visual and not in dialogue, and that came with silent movies.Some examples of this type of film are "The sprinkler watered" and those starring Mr. Bean, Charles Chaplin and Laurel and Hardy.

COMEDIES: these films come to the satirical, burlesque and thegrotesque and often allude to social mores. They also tend to alter the rules and the established order in order to impact the public to make him laugh. Unlike comedies, the joke is causes dialogues fromagile and equivocal rather than gestures, but is a component that is present. Some classics in this genre have been be or not to be, Annie Hall, A Night at the Opera, Sleeper, among others.

WESTERN:such films tell stories related to the settlement of U.S. territories throughout the nineteenth century. The western narrate clashes between Europeans and indigenous people who try to defend theagriculture, livestock and mining. Some representative films of this genre are: Assault and robbery on a train, The Oregon Trail, Rio Grande, The Iron Horse, among other

MUSICAL: within this genreworks that are located where music plays a key role throughout the plot. Of course, these movies are born with the advent of talkies, with the release of The Jazz Singer, first talkie and musical. Somerepresentative films in this genre are: West Side Story, The Wizard of Oz, The Broadway Melody, and Music Master!, Singing in the rain, among others.

PANIC: looking to produce anxiety, fear and shockits viewers through dramas gruesome, mysterious or efectivitas. Often use morbid and sinister elements using sensations from death and pain. Some of the most iconic films in this genre are: The...