[PDF.84ud] The Fight That Started the Movies: The World Heavyweight Championship, the Birth of Cinema and the First Feature Film

The Fight That Started the Movies: The World Heavyweight Championship, the Birth of Cinema and the First Feature Film

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 | #5563499 in Books |  Ingramcontent |  2016-09-20 | Original language:English |  9.00 x1.03 x6.00l, | File type: PDF | 410 pages

 | The Fight That Started the Movies The World Heavyweight Championship the Birth of Cinema and the First Feature Film

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| A Ringside Seat to History|By Jeffrey Miller|One of the most popular and beloved boxing films of all time hands down would be 1976’s, Rocky. Without question, it was a cinematic masterpiece from Sylvester Stallone’s gritty screenplay to some of the more innovative boxing scenes (courtesy of Garrett Brown’s Steadicam) ever filmed. It was the kind of film that r|About the Author|Samuel Hawley taught English in East Asia for many years. His books include Speed Duel, about the 1960s land speed rivalry between Craig Breedlove and Art Arfons; I Just Ran, the biography of sprint legend Percy Williams, the "Worl

“Movie buffs and boxing buffs alike will relish this!”(Publishers Weekly)

“An extremely well-researched tale.”(Kirkus Reviews)

On March 17, 1897, in an open-air arena in Carson City, Jim Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons fought for the heavyweight championship of the world. The contest was recorded by film pioneer Enoch Rector from inside an immense, human-powered camera called the “Veriscope,” ...

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