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Q After watching the George Méliès' film A Trip to the Moon (1902) think about the differences and similarities between how you believed someone would had processed that movie then emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually (among numerous ways) and how you processed the last “big event” or blockbuster movie you saw. Tell us what you think are different and similar. Going beyond the entertainment value of a non-documentary movie, what other value do you get out of seeing movie? Reference specific vocabulary and concepts from the Course Content to describe what you observed. Respond to at least two of your classmates.

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