Classic Movies You Will Enjoy Watching On Your Tablet

One problem that most of us face today is the accumulation of non-working gadgets and gizmos that seem to multiply in our lives. Some of these things might be worthless to you as they are either broken or the model is too old for your liking. The others are old gadgets that are still in fairly good condition but are gathering dust in the corner because you opted to get new ones. It’s good that your iPad charging station does work even on newer iPad models.

There are a good number of things that stay great even with the passage of time, for example, movies. Despite the rise of various technologies that are supposed to enhance the film viewing experience like 3D images, there are just some movies that are a pleasure to watch the older they get. Here are some great movies you should enjoy watching on a tablet PC. You will fall in love with the classics with the help of your advanced tablet, not to mention you’€™ll really learn to treasure your iPad charging station more.

Casablanca

This 1942 movie has been regarded by many as one of the greatest films of all time. This romantic drama has performances from Hollywood legends like Humphrey Bogart, Paul Henreid, and the breathtaking Ingrid Bergman. After watching this, you may have the hankering to see the movie in color, just to see Ingrid Bergman’€™s luminous beauty. But then, the entire mood of the movie may be sacrificed if it gets converted into color. The fact that it is in black and white may be one of the biggest factors why this film about war and its effects on a budding romance is very effective. Just a piece of trivia, though: The line “Play it again, Sam” which is commonly attributed to the film is never spoken on it.

The Battleship Potemkin

This Russian cinematic gem by Sergei Einstein may be a silent film made in 1925, but is regarded as one of the most influential movies of all time. You need to watch the famous Odessa Steps sequence, which gave birth to a popular film technique, the montage. Yes, we now know montage as a series of shots telling a cohesive story, just like the training sequence in Rocky, but technically and traditionally, it is an event with juxtapositions of scenes happening at the same time.

Seven Samurai

This film by Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa is regarded as the best action film of all time. A group of farmers hire a group of seven master-less samurai to protect them from bandits who steal their harvest. This movie is so influential that it became a source of inspiration for several movies even outside of Japan, the most popular being The Magnificent Seven, a western version of this Japanese great.

These three films are filmed in black and white, but look rich and timeless on a tablet PC. Better prepare your iPad charging station for a really good movie marathon.