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2) When the genres first emerged in the early 20th century, adventure films often linked to action through exploring wider settings and creating more opportunities for perilous scenarios.
3) Many early action/adventure movies were set during times of war or in dangerous jungles and seas, using these settings to incorporate action elements through conflicts and threats encountered by the characters.
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2. THE GENRE ITSELF; ACTION, ADVENTURE
Typically, an action move usually holds one or more heroes
or characters with a ‘goodie’ role. These characters also
usually come to face an evil character in some way or
another in a heroic move to, for instance, save the world.
Features which are often used in this genre film involve
weapons, dramatic scenes and profound language.
When the action films first hit the cinemas back in the early
1920/30s the movie genre found itself linking with genres
with a similar feel. Adventure was a main link with action
movies, as it created wider set of option the movie could go
to; therefore creating the film genre action, adventure.
3. ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT 1930
• American war based film, basing itself
mostly on world war 1. This immiediently
states why it has been given an action,
adventure genre due to war being a very
dangerous and adventurous scene.
Being one of the first action, adventure
movies released it takes great influence on
the genre itself as it was set back when war
between countries was at a critical state .
4. QUEEN OF THE YUKON 1940
• Mostly being based on the dangerous
game of gambling the queen the yukon
follows an action packed story line
about a woman who sells her business
to a mining company in an emotional
mission of recovering her once lost
child.
5. LAW OF THE JUNGLE 1942
• Filmed in an adventurous safari
scene, an army of nazi agents get
encountered who are causing
trouble with the local natives. This
was one of the first action
adventure films basing itself on a
completely different outlook of
animals and jungle, however still
using the nazi’s as a war fall-back
to bring in the action section of the
film.
6. MONSOON 1943
• Set in the south seas an adventurou
story takes place involving a diver who
ges looking for millions of sunken gold
and who must concour many action
packed missions; treaturous currents,
a full-scale monsoon. This film uses
the sea scene to add in the action
factor of the film.
7. WHITE PONGO 1945
• Like the 1942 action, adventue
film ‘Law Of The Jungle’ this film is
set in a jungle scene, involving a
monkey-like creature scourging
the jungle being dramatically
hunted down by a safari.
8. THE BANDIT OF SHERWOOD FOREST 1946
• Giving birth to the famous Robin Hood
stories, The Bandit of Sherwood Forest
was one of the first ever movies to hit
the movie theatres in colour. Being one
of the first Robin Hood stories also this
movie started off the adventurous
encounters Robin has and giving him
the famous slogan; ‘Steeling from the
rich and giving to the poor’.
9. BLONDE SAVAGE 1947
• Entailing a similar storyline of the
1930’s film ‘Tarzan’, Blonde
Savage follows a story about a
white girl that has been raised as
a princess by the jungle natives.
Again keeping the jungle theme,
bringing in the action scenes the
girl is involved in.
10. KIDNAPPED 1948
• This grey-style film adaptation of a
novel of the same story, follows a
deceitful storyline of the selfishness
and greediness of the uncle of a son
who has lost his father. The boy’s
father has left an inheritance of
which the uncle tries his hardest to
kill the sun and keep the money for
himself. Conflict and fights bring in
the action factor to this film.
11. THE BIG CAT 1949
• Another action, adventure movie
shown in colour; ‘The Big Cat’ entails
an action packed story of a man on
route to find the birth place of his
mother, however soon finds out his
journey is far from peaceful; due to
conflict between a deadly mountain
lion and fur hungry ranchers.
12. FORBIDDEN JUNGLE 1950
• Jumping back on the jungle theme
band wagon, ‘Forbidden Jungle’ uses
similar features of older jungle related
action, adventure films. In this case a
white hunter travels to Africa to search
for a mysterious ‘wild boy’, who which
may be his long lost grandson.
13. FURY OF THE CONGO 1951
• This adventurous, action packed film
follows the story of a hero on a
journey to rescue a pilot, only to find
himself confronted with sandstorms,
leopards and troublesome criminals.
The hero is forced to make the
drastic decision to use a tribes
sacred animal to create a medicine
to save a life.
14. BATTLES OF CHIEF PONTIAC 1952
• This seeking piece film is set in the
wilderness of the 1700s Northwest
America; a frontiers man tries his best
to negotiate piece between red coats
and an Indian chief. Dramatic conflicts
prove to have the action factor in this
film.
15. CAPTAIN SCARLETT 1953
• This classic action, adventure film
entails the story of a Frenchman who,
after years away, returns back home,
only to find his lands have been seized
by a nobleman. After courageously
saving lives he makes it his drastic
mission to recover his once own land.
16. NEVER LOVE A STRANGER 1958
• This black and white action, adventure
film is based on its novel, following the
story of a young orphaned boy who
gets in with the wrong crowd and goes
onto live a action filled, criminal
lifestyle. Guns blaze in this young
mans journey of becoming a ruthless
gangster.
17. BILLY BUDD 1962
• The dramatic story is set in the 1797
when the war between England and
France was at its peak; a
courageous young British sailor is
forced to fight for his life after being
wrongly accused of trying to plot a
mutiny. Using the typical war-scene
helps give this film the action factor.
18. CAVALRY COMMAND 1963
• Set in 1902, the army have their chance
to demonstrate their good will when the
American cavalry brigade go to help a
small village in the Philippines to build
schools, bridges and roads. Certain
challenge them on the way.
19. BLACK CAESAR 1973
• This true adventurous action packed
movie follows the story of a power-
hungry killer who hustles his way
with his gang, trying to survive an all
out gang war on the New York
streets.
20. CAGED FURY 1983
• Another classic jungle scene movie;
Caged fury involves the story of ten
woman that are abducted in a remote
jungle situated in the Philippines. The
dramatic tortures and humiliations
they have to endue push them to their
limits.
21. COHEN AND TATE 1989
• This dramatic 1980’s film evolves
around the story of a psychopath who
is reluctant to kidnap a 9 year old boy
who was apparent to be a witness in a
mob hit. The child is witty enough to
realise these men are up to no good
and plays them against each other in a
adventurous plan to escape.
22. BRAVEHEART 1995
• This passionate, emotional film
displays the adventurous journey of
a Scotsman on a mission to gain
justice for his true love, whom was
dreadfully murdered by an evil
companion on the towns king.
23. IROBOT 2004
• The Action, Adventure genre begins
to take itself to another level, a
perfect example being this heavy
action packed adventure, featuring
Will Smith whom has to follow an
adventurous journey of saving the
world from the takeover of robots,
who were once servants to humanity.
By this moving basing itself in the
future it can take other routes to the
genre.
24. THE THREE MUSKETEERS 2010
• This action packed modern
update of the classic
swashbuckler, displays a heroic
and skilful mission of a spy team
helping the president of the
United States battle against the
bad guys and reclaim justice.
25. THE FIGHTER 2011
• Set back in the 1980’s, this
emotional ride of a once champion
boxer; the pride of his family and
friends becomes hooked on alcohol
and drugs and the true destruction
of these demons begins to take
place. In a desperate attempt to get
his younger brother fighting fit, the
addict pulls his life together and gets
his brother to the top.
