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Much modern art, and modern film in particular, is heavily influenced by German Expressionism: films like ''EdwardScissorhands'', ''DarkCity'', and ''Film/BatmanReturns'' are extremely expressionist, and almost any movie that have a nightmarish city, a machine-like bureaucratic government, or an [[AIIsACrapshoot evil AI]] owes a little to German Expressionism.
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Much modern art, and modern film in particular, is heavily influenced by German Expressionism: films like ''EdwardScissorhands'', ''DarkCity'', and ''Film/BatmanReturns'' are extremely expressionist, and almost any movie that have a [[CityNoir nightmarish city, city,]] a [[TheGovernment machine-like bureaucratic government, government]], or an [[AIIsACrapshoot evil AI]] owes a little to German Expressionism.
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German Expressionism was an artistic movement that started before WorldWarI in Germany, and culminated in the 20s with Expressionist cinema. It was an extremely influential genre that demonstrated cinema could be an art form, and not just entertainment. These films were major contributor to the {{Horror}} genre and important precursors of FilmNoir.
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German Expressionism was an artistic movement that started before WorldWarI in Germany, and culminated in the 20s with Expressionist cinema. It was an extremely influential genre that demonstrated cinema could be an art form, and not just entertainment. These films were a major contributor to the {{Horror}} genre and important precursors of FilmNoir.
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Expressionism tends to be characterized by showing the subconscious feelings of the characters and making them the surface of the work. The audience will be shown not what is strictly, naturalistically real, but an abstract view what the characters feel is real. This is generally portrayed as fairly dark. This usually involves surreal set designs, dialog that dispenses with naturalism to let the characters inner motivations and thoughts be stated with brutal honesty, and stark lighting effects. A strong nightmarish atmosphere tends to prevail.
Much modern art, and modern film in particular, is heavily influenced by German Expressionism: films like ''EdwardScissorhands'', ''DarkCity'', and ''Film/BatmanReturns'' are extremely expressionist, and almost any movie that have a nightmarish city, a machine-like bureaucratic government, or an evil AI owes a little to German Expressionism.
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Much modern art, and modern film in particular, is heavily influenced by German Expressionism: films like ''EdwardScissorhands'', ''DarkCity'', and ''Film/BatmanReturns'' are extremely expressionist, and almost any movie that have a nightmarish city, a machine-like bureaucratic government, or an evil AI owes a little to German Expressionism.
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Expressionism tends to be characterized by showing the subconscious feelings of the characters and making them the surface of the work. The audience will be shown not what is strictly, naturalistically real, naturally real (in fact, painters intentionally '''avoided''' it), but an abstract view of what the characters feel is real. This Artists preferred to use large shapes and thick outlines rather than natural shading and colors. Shapes are stretched and twisted, and the subjects are portrayed in grim, tense poses. Such art is generally portrayed as fairly dark. This dark.
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Much modern art, and modern film in particular, is heavily influenced by German Expressionism: films like ''EdwardScissorhands'', ''DarkCity'', and ''Film/BatmanReturns'' are extremely expressionist, and almost any movie that have a nightmarish city, a machine-like bureaucratic government, or an [[AIIsACrapshoot evilAI AI]] owes a little to German Expressionism.
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Much modern art, and modern film in particular, is heavily influenced by German Expressionism: films like ''EdwardScissorhands'', ''DarkCity'', and ''Film/BatmanReturns'' are extremely expressionist, and almost any movie that have a nightmarish city, a machine-like bureaucratic government, or an [[AIIsACrapshoot evil
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Much modern art, and modern film in particular, is heavily influenced by German Expressionism: films like ''EdwardScissorhands'', ''DarkCity'', and ''BatmanReturns'' ''Film/BatmanReturns'' are extremely expressionist, and almost any movie that have a nightmarish city, a machine-like bureaucratic government, or an evil AI owes a little to German Expressionism.
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While the movement thrived in Weimar Germany, the [[NaziGermany Nazis]] were virulently opposed to expressionism, and even had a huge touring art exhibit dedicated to making fun of expressionist art. Persecution led to the movement's decline, and many expressionist artists fled to the States or other friendly countries to escape oppression.
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German Expressionism was an artistic movement that started before WorldWarI in Germany, and culminated in the 20s with Expressionist cinema, cinema. It was an extremely influential genre that demonstrated cinema could be an art form, and not just entertainment. These films were major contributor to the {{Horror}} genre and important precursors of FilmNoir.
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German Expressionism was an artistic movement that started before WorldWarI in Germany, and culminated in the 20s with Expressionist cinema, an extremely influential genre that demonstrated cinema could be an art form, and not just entertainment. These films were major contributor to the {{Horror}} genre and important precusors of FilmNoir. By the end of the 20s however, the movement started to fade, and with the arrival of [[NaziGermany the nazis]], most of the prominent directors of the movement fled to Hollywood.
Expressionism was never a unified movement with a coherent philosophy, but its visual aesthetic is easy to spot.
Expressionism tends to be characterized by showing the subconscious feelings of the characters and making them the surface of the work. The audience will be shown not what is strictly, naturalistically real, but an abstract view what the characters feel is real. This is generally portrayed as fairly dark. This usually involves surreal set designs, dialog that dispenses with naturalism to let the characters inner motivations and thoughts be stated with brutal honesty, and stark lighting effects. A strong nightmarish atmosphere tends to prevail. Apparently, nobody ever made happy, cheerful expressionism. Although there's no reason it couldn't be done.
Expressionism was never a unified movement with a coherent philosophy, but its visual aesthetic is easy to spot.
Expressionism tends to be characterized by showing the subconscious feelings of the characters and making them the surface of the work. The audience will be shown not what is strictly, naturalistically real, but an abstract view what the characters feel is real. This is generally portrayed as fairly dark. This usually involves surreal set designs, dialog that dispenses with naturalism to let the characters inner motivations and thoughts be stated with brutal honesty, and stark lighting effects. A strong nightmarish atmosphere tends to prevail. Apparently, nobody ever made happy, cheerful expressionism. Although there's no reason it couldn't be done.
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German Expressionism was an artistic movement that started before WorldWarI in Germany, and culminated in the 20s with Expressionist cinema, an extremely influential genre that demonstrated cinema could be an art form, and not just entertainment. These films were major contributor to the {{Horror}} genre and important precusors of FilmNoir. By the end of the 20s however, FilmNoir.
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Expressionism was never a unified movement with a coherent philosophy, but its visual aesthetic is easythe States or other friendly countries to spot.
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Expressionism tends to be characterized by showing the subconscious feelings of the characters and making them the surface of the work. The audience will be shown not what is strictly, naturalistically real, but an abstract view what the characters feel is real. This is generally portrayed as fairly dark. This usually involves surreal set designs, dialog that dispenses with naturalism to let the characters inner motivations and thoughts be stated with brutal honesty, and stark lighting effects. A strong nightmarish atmosphere tends to prevail. Apparently, nobody ever made happy, cheerful expressionism. Although there's no reason it couldn't be done.\n\n\n
Much modern art, and modern film in particular, is heavily influenced by GermanExpressionism: films like EdwardScissorhands, DarkCity, and BatmanReturns are extremely expressionist, and almost any movie that have a nightmarish city, a machine-like bureaucratic government, or an evil AI owes a little to GermanExpressionism.
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Expressionism tends to be characterized by showing the subconscious feelings of the characters and making them the surface of the work. The audience will be shown not what is strictly, naturalistically real, but an abstract view what the characters feel is real. This is generally portrayed as fairly dark. This usually involves surreal set designs, dialog that dispenses with naturalism to let the characters inner motivations and thoughts be stated with brutal honesty, and stark lighting effects. A strong nightmarish atmosphere tends to prevail.
Much modern art, and modern film in particular, is heavily influenced by GermanExpressionism: films like EdwardScissorhands, DarkCity, and BatmanReturns are extremely expressionist, and almost any movie that have a nightmarish city, a machine-like bureaucratic government, or an evil AI owes a little to GermanExpressionism.
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Expressionism was never a unified movement with a coherent philosophy, but it's visual aesthetic is easy to spot.
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