The Warner Bros Studio introduced the “vitaphone” system in 1926, producing short films.
The 'New Hollywood' or Post-classical cinema
The studio system is the name given tothe end of the decline period of 50`s and 60`s there was named The Golden Age of Hollywood too. The “New Hollywood” or Post-classical cinema are terms used to describe the following of The studiosystem, the characteristic of this period was the tendence to dramatize the violence and sexualy things and by the raising of blockbuster films. In this era, the films has a “twist endings”, thechronology may be scramble and the antagonist and protagonist lines may be blurred.
In the “New Hollywood”, the roots of The Golden Age was apply in the new films for exemple in Rebel Without a Cause(1955).
WWII influenced the film industry bringing to spectators both patriotism and propaganda movies. Some of the propaganda movies that came out in the 40’s where: Desperate Journey, MrsMiniver, Forever and a Day and Objective Burma. It also included anti-nazi films such as: Watch on the Rhine (1943), scripted by Dashiell Hammett; Shadow of a Doubt (1943), Yankee Doodle Dandy(1942).
In 1946 with the return of the soldiers from war new films where inspired, one of the most famous The Best Years of Our Lives. Many men who served in some way in the war also incouraged thisinfluence by making autobiographical films, since they where in film industry. such as The Big Red One.
In the 50’s Hollywood was investigated by the House Committee on Un-AmericanActivities. Hollywood Ten, (Hollywood blacklist was a group of mainly film actors, directors, and screenwriters in the late 1940s and early 1950s who were unable to work openly after having been targetedby the House Committee on Un-American Activities for alleged communist activities.) ,protested before the committe, the hearings resulted in the blacklisting of many actors and directors, including...