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Tragedy - Tragedy in film: Encyclopedia II - Tragedy - Tragedy in film

main article: Tragedy on screen The general belief in Hollywood that audiences prefer happy endings might seem to preclude the genre of tragedy from film. However, the popularity of several cinematic tragedies indicates that audiences can be receptive to the genre. Recent examples include Titanic, Gladiator, and King Kong, all of which can be seen as tragedies, at least by some definitions. ...

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Tragedy - Tragedy in film

main article: Tragedy on screen

The general belief in Hollywood that audiences prefer happy endings might seem to preclude the genre of tragedy from film. However, the popularity of several cinematic tragedies indicates that audiences can be receptive to the genre. Recent examples include Titanic, Gladiator, and King Kong, all of which can be seen as tragedies, at least by some definitions.

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