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See the first ever movie from 1888 and also the earliest YouTube video upload. Whether they were conscious of it or not, the western world was caught up in a race to invent the first motion picture in the late 19th century. Winston Churchill once said that "History is written by the victors." Hollywood wouldn't just write history, it would broadcast it worldwide, dominating popular culture and politics for decades. A new global power would rise up from the ashes of the old British Empire. Instead of invading physical space it would take over the virtual worlds of our mind. Children in every nation would memorize songs by their favourite US pop singers and demand their own version of the consumerist, American dream. Ogden's Guinea Gold , General Interest Thomas Edison (Cinema History) Trying to untangle the complicated web of weird and wonderful inventions that helped contribute to modern cinema is mission impossible, but here goes: With a name like magic lantern, it's no wonder 18th century magicians and charlatans were quick to use this early optical instrument of illusion. Their shows would have terrified and hoodwinked their superstitious audiences. The lanterns could project ghostly images of long lost relatives. Simple animation effects could be created, but they bear little resemblance to the CGI blockbuster movies of today. Mechanisms that create the illusion of motion from a series of static pictures were first developed in the 1830s: the Stroboscope, invented by ...