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Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie
Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

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Episode 7 | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

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Speaking of gangster movies

What comes to mind is what comes to mind

Godfather Dad

The Italian mafia

Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

Or is it

The brothers in [Once Upon a Time in America].

Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

But

I'm going to turn again

Neither of these films is strictly gangster films

It belongs to the gangster element

Drama

As for the reason, we will talk later

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Routinely

Let's start with DuanTouman

A picture can't understand the gangster movie series

Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie
Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

Gangster films

It is the genre film with the shortest existence in Hollywood

Its emergence is closely related to the history of American gangsters

Some classifications also classify it directly as

Crime films

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Late 19th century and early 20th century

The American people found

Alcohol is the devil

It makes the family restless and the society uneasy

People can no longer play happily with each other

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thereupon

1920 to 1933

The U.S. government began a nationwide Prohibition

The brewing, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited

The drunkards cried bitterly

Do everything you can to find the source of the wine

This provides opportunities for people who want to make money

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Soon after, the American gangster was born

The main business is the smuggling of alcohol

Make huge profits

Ten years later

Their position is gradually stabilized and they have a social foundation

Gangster movies appeared

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One says gangster movies

A lot of people think of group fights, fights, and bloodshed

It's not actually sauce

Gangster movies from the golden Hollywood era

Tell more about the process of a criminal force gradually becoming stronger

Most of them are related to alcohol smuggling

Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie
Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie
Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie
Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

Before 1920

Gangster movies aren't particularly important yet

At that time, the so-called gangster movies were all about small gang crimes

For example: 1912

Griffith's [Pig Lane Musketeers]

Walsh's [Rebirth]

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With the rise of Prohibition

There is leadership and organization

Richly dressed and well-equipped bandits

Become a distinctive screen image in Hollywood

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There are very few representative works of gangster films

The total number of remarkable ones is only three or five

In 1930

[Little Caesar] appears

It was the first gangster film in the true sense of the word

Created a typical "brotherly anti-eye model"

Templates are provided for later films

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In 1931

[Enemies of the Nation] inherited the methods of [Little Caesar].

This narrative model is gradually maturing

In 1932

Howard Hawkes's [Scarface] was released

This is also the pinnacle of gangster films

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afterwards

1939 [Blood of the Privateer]

1949 [Bloody War]

It's also a good piece of work

But compared to the above three

It's still a big deal off

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Interestingly

The American gangsters of the time loved to watch movies

Buy tickets to the cinema and see your own story

Ordinary people also like it

Compare reality gangsters with screen gangsters

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Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

Some gang bosses are also willing to cooperate with the director

Shoot a movie about yourself

He tirelessly told the director about his family history

Talk about the trading process and experience

Some even went to the set to watch the shooting

It's also very serious

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Of course, there are bold directors

In the movie, the demise of the gangsters is predicted

outcome

Really by his words! middle! finish!

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In 1933

Prohibition in the United States is lifted

The sale of alcoholic beverages has become a legal trade

There is no way to make money

American gangsters are gradually disappearing

Gangster movies also disappeared a few years later

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Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

As for the many people who have their hearts in mind

[The Godfather], [Once Upon a Time in America]

Strictly speaking, it is just a "replica nostalgia" of gangster films.

Occasionally one or two are for people to remember

But it can no longer form a genre

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Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

It is also worth mentioning

Hayes Code of Laws issued in the 1930s

It also had a big impact on gangster movies

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Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

Violence and crime are the biggest highlights of gangster movies

[Enemy of the Nation] in 1931

The praise of violence was met with invective from the censorship department

Producers defend

We are only objectively talking about some social problems

And add it at the beginning of the film

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It's like a deathless gold medal

This method has been used by many gangsters

That's it

Under the high pressure of the Hayes Code

Gangster movies miraculously survived for more than a decade

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Of course, some studios avoid censorship

Some actors who have played criminal roles many times

Such as: Paul Mooney, Edward Robinson

James Cagney, George Raft

They all began to play some righteous, tough cops

The central character is not a gangster

Instead, the focus is on a group of characters who are seduced by a criminal life

Although it is still the story of friends parting ways

The kernel has moved away from the gangs

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Blind Painting No. 6 | the seventh episode of the American gangster films | The gangster film of the Golden Hollywood Movie

In the late gangster films, the characteristics are gradually worn out

It was gradually merged with other films

Such as suspense films, horror films, (non-gangster) crime films

Together, they formed the later film noir

Of course

That's the last word

We'll talk about it in the next issue