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One Hundred of the Best, Most Violent Films Ever

為了解決Black comedy movies的問題，作者Abbott, Jon 這樣論述：

Violence--we hate it in real life, we love it in the movies. Is there a difference? Of course. From the author of Strange New World: Sex Films of the 1970s and Cool TV of the 1960s comes the most detailed study yet of one hundred of the most enjoyable violent movies. From Cagney and Corman to Jacki

e Chan and Chow Yun Fat, from Coffy and Black Caesar to Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction, from Republic serials to the Die Hards, from Shaft and Get Carter to Schwarzenegger and Stallone, these are films faked the hard way, with real stunts, real explosions, real muscles, real imagination, strong scripts,

serious carnage, and real cars on real roads. Written with a sense of humor, but packed with information, here are one hundred of the best, most violent action movies ever. Where they came from, why they're great, and what's in 'em that makes them great. Jon Abbott is currently appearing regularly

in Infinity magazine. He has been writing professionally about 20th century pop culture for over thirty years, with over four hundred articles on TV and film published in over two dozen different magazines, trade, specialist, and populist, and numerous best-selling books on Amazon. He lives in Brigh

ton, England. About the Author Jon Abbott was born in Lambeth, London, England in June, 1956. Thanks to Huckleberry Hound and Supercar, Jon Abbott has been writing professionally about popular culture for over thirty years, during which time he has written more than four hundred articles on Amer

ican film and television for over two dozen different trade, specialist, and populist publications in the U.K. These have included City Limits, Television Weekly, Video Today, Starburst, Stills, Media Week, Adult Movies on Video, What Video, What Satellite, TV Zone, Time Out, The Face, DarkSide, Vid

eo Buyer, Video World, Cult Times, Comedy Review, SFX, Home Entertainment, Dreamwatch, and Infinity. He has a wide range of interests in 20th century film, television, art and music, including gangster films ranging from Cagney through to Corman and Scorsese, classic cartoons, 1950s sci-fi movies,

1960s TV and comics, and 1970s cinema. He is particularly fond of the work of Laurel and Hardy, Hanna-Barbera, Irwin Allen, Gerry Anderson, Elvis Presley, Clint Eastwood, Stallone and Schwarzenegger, Jackie Chan, and Stephen J. Cannell. He’s also a fan of Republic serials, The Untouchables, The Out

er Limits, The Man from UNCLE, The Invaders, the original Star Trek, Godzilla and Gamera films, Chow Yun Fat, Fawlty Towers, Frasier, and The Sweeney (list edited for space). About the book If it’s hypocritical to enjoy lurid, violent films yet abhor real violence (as I do), then it seems even mor

e hypocritical to deny the buzz one gets from a violent movie. This book has been written for the pleasure of the audience that shares my enjoyment of the Stallone/Schwarzenegger style of film and their predecessors, and that laughs and hoots along with me as bullet-riddled thugs dance and fall, and

buildings and cars explode. I attempted to produce it with the same honesty that I did with Strange New World, my study of 1970s sex films, another frowned-upon genre that I enjoy and examined with a complete absence of self-imposed guilt. I love this stuff and I want other people to love it as muc

h as I do. So please enjoy my books and enjoy these films...

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台灣閱聽眾收視美國情境喜劇之美國文化認知研究

為了解決Black comedy movies的問題，作者俞洵安 這樣論述：

本研究欲探討經常觀賞美國情境喜劇之台灣閱聽眾對於美國文化產生的見解以及對自己價值思維產生的影響。根據文化帝國主義及涵化理論，許多台灣閱聽眾在充斥著大量好萊塢媒介內容的環境下，無意間接收到大量的美國情境喜劇內容，而在大量吸收這些電視劇傳遞的訊息後，對於美國主流文化的認知以及對於自己價值思維的建構，都會受到這些內容的影響。因為美國情境喜劇特有的幽默內容，在眾多電視節目中具有其特殊性，又因為幽默訊息需要跨越文化差異的隔閡，使得本研究欲深入探討其美國情境喜劇的幽默內容與台灣閱聽眾所產生的連結。因台灣過去相關的美劇閱聽眾研究偏少，本研究以深度訪談法進行研究，透過深度訪談12位穩定收看美國情境喜劇的閱聽

眾來了解台灣閱聽眾收視美國喜劇的概況，供未來的相關涵化研究進行更聚焦的資料蒐集，以利未來進行問卷調查法時能更精準掌握研究方向。本研究發現，就文化帝國主義的理論而言，台灣閱聽眾在消費影音的平台上，確實多以美國生產的為主，對於美國的影音內容的接觸頻率也相對較高，在情境喜劇的挑片上也多以美國的為最大宗。另外，在涵化理論的層面而言，經常觀賞而且未去過美國者，涵化的效果確實比較明顯，惟因現今觀賞媒體影音內容的管道多元，恐仍有影響到涵化效果明顯者對於美國情境喜劇反應美國現實生活的真實性。

Bring the Funny: The Essential Companion for the Comedy Screenwriter

為了解決Black comedy movies的問題，作者Depaul, Greg 這樣論述：

A sharp, funny book about comedy screenwriting from a successful screenwriter that uses recent - as in this century - movies you've actually seen as examples. Greg DePaul (Screenwriter, Bride Wars, Saving Silverman) has sold scripts to Miramax, Fox, Disney, New Line, Sony, MGM and Village Roadshow.

He's worked with comedy stars like Jack Black, Kate Hudson, Jason Biggs and Amanda Peet. Now Greg takes everything he knows about writing comedy and breaking into the biz, tosses it into a blender and serves up this tasty, fat-free smoothie of a book that's easy to read, brutally honest, and straigh

t from the heart ... of Hollywood.Bring the Funny is chock full o' tricks, strategies and insider terms used by successful comedy screenwriters, including: Comic Justice Wrylies Genre-Bending Shadow CharactersThe BDR's The Two-Hander The Conceit Comedic EscalationGapping A.I.C. Fish Outta Water The

Idea FactoryReally Important Comedy Screenwriting Rules Number 99 and 100If you're looking to write funnier and better screenplays, you want this book. But if you're ready to pack up your car, drive out to L.A., and dive into a career as a comedy screenwriter, you need this book. Now. Buy it, jam it

into your pocket, and hit the gas. Greg's got your back.

越南流行喜劇與模仿滑稽劇中創意親屬稱謂之社會認知研究

為了解決Black comedy movies的問題，作者NGUYEN VI THONG 這樣論述：

本研究旨在調查流行越南喜劇和模仿滑稽劇中創意使用親屬稱謂語的語言現象。據觀察一些母語為越南語的群體用親屬稱謂來稱呼其他非親屬關係的人。本研究試圖調查以下三個對親屬稱謂語的創新使用的目標：（1）在模仿滑稽和喜劇中定位創新親屬稱謂的位置；（2）分析這些詞的創新用法以外的認知含義；以及（3）識別這種語言與社會因素之間的關係。在本研究中，語言的變異和變化被選為主要的理論框架，在此框架下，有幾種不同的數據分析方法，其中話語分析佔有最重要的地位。這個研究使用的是質性研究方法。資料蒐集來自YouTube上十二個最受歡迎的喜劇和模仿滑稽類頻道中的39個視頻，其中168個分段式的玩笑片段（SJEs）被用來作為

研究，並從中發現了313個新穎的親屬稱謂供進一步分析。研究結果首先顯示傳統的分段式的玩笑片段（SJE）由四個動作構成，而且創新的親屬稱謂語完現在第3個動作中，同時是分段式的玩笑片段（SJE）的笑點以增強此笑點的戲劇性。在認知分析上我提出了三種「概念模型」以揭示親屬關係領域之間的一些映射原則，其中包括了「忽略」、「無厘頭」、「囉嗦」和「吃飽撐著」等。最後的分析說明了創新親屬稱謂的使用和社會因素之間存在著顯著的關係。本研究在理解喜劇和滑稽模仿中的語言表演現象供了一個新的概念和模型。