TY  - BOOK
AU  - Neale,Stephen
TI  - Genre and contemporary Hollywood
SN  - 0851708862
AV  - PN 1993.5 G335 2002
U1  - 791.43 
PY  - 2002///
CY  - London
PB  - British Film Institute
KW  - Motion pictures
KW  - United States
KW  - Film genres
KW  - 20160300
KW  - Géneros cinematográficos
KW  - Cine
KW  - Temas, motivos
KW  - Clasificación
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Tall revenue features : the genealogy of the modern blockbuster / Sheldon Hall --  Westerns and gangster films since the 1970s / Steve Neale --  The new Hollywood musical : from Saturday night fever to Footloose / J.P. Telotte --  Some smothering dreams : the combat film in contemporary Hollywood / Michael Hammond --  From female friends to literary ladies : the contemporary woman's film / Karen Hollinger --  Hollywood lives : the state of the biopic at the turn of the century / Carolyn Anderson and John Lupo --  From paranoia to postmodernism? The horror movie in late modern society / Andrew Tudor --  The impossibility of romance : Hollywood comedy, 1978-99 / William Paul --  Conforming passions? Contemporary romantic comedy / Frank Krutnik --  Pleasing the million : Shakespearean cinema of the 1990s / Roberta E. Pearson --  Hollywood production trends in the era of globalisation, 1990-99 / Tino Balio --  'The best Disney film Disney never made' : children's films and the family audience in American cinema since the 1960s / Peter Krämer --  Movie ratings as genre : the incontestable R / Kevin S. Sandler --  Cinema and the premises of youth : 'teen films' and their sites in the 1980s and 1990s / James Hay and Stephen Bailey --  Ghetto reelness : Hollywood film production, Black popular culture and the ghetto action film cycle / S. Craig Watkins --  'Film noir like you've never seen' : Jim Thompson adaptations and cycles of neo-noir / Peter Stanfield --  Grisham adaptations and the legal thriller / Keith Bartlett --  Film parody and the resuscitation of genre / Dan Harries --  'Gone with the wind plus fangs' : genre, taste and distinction in the assembly, marketing and reception of Bram Stoker's Dracula / Thomas Austin
N2  - This collection of essays looks in detail at some of the principal genres, cycles and trends in Hollywood's output during the last two decades of the 20th century
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