New Adventure Cinema

The name of New Adventure Cinema denotes the U.S. cinema movement started by the releases of Star Wars and Close Encounters of the III Kind in the late 1970's. As the founders of the movement aimed at creating a brand new and at the same time attractive show, New Adventure Cinema has developed inside the commercial cinema. From the very beginning, one of the vital elements of the movement was science fiction.
To the most characteristic features of New Adventure Cinema belong, as follows: commercialisation, inclination towards popular genres considered devoid of value and prestige, and nostalgie reminiscences of old popular cinema triggering instances of pastiche. The ideology of New Adventure Cinema focuses on spiritual, almost mythical, aspects of human existence in the world. The universe is shown as miraculous; the only restrictions, which impair human ability to apprehend the miracles, are only innate impediments.