Funny Face (1957) is one of my favorite movies. After re-watching a few moments, my favorite is easily the musical sequence titled Bonjour Paris. It's a beautiful song that has a ton of gorgeous and massive camera angles.
I missed when movies had more of an unlimited approach at showing nature, and different areas to explore. Nowadays what I'm seeing is movies that barely show us atmosphere and natural schemes, plus overwhelming bored characters and cashgrab sequels and remakes, not saying that all movies have that but it's been more common.
I know that the 30s-50s movies were not perfect either, alot of the trends would be predictable love stories or other over-used genres, but when some movies are good and creative, they go a long way to become masterpieces like Singin' In The Rain, and the overlooked Hellzapoppin'.
But what I think is missing from that excellence of creativity is expression not limitation. I never believed that creating something will lead to restrictions until I was fully grown to critques and reviewers on YouTube.
I imagined Art-Mania to be an entire universe. I listed land areas and locations, giving you more information about what it truly holds.
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