#41 ·
Richard Ortiz2 said:House of Flying Daggers and
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
pure genius... those shots are stunning. once I track down a copy of "House of Flying Daggers" again, I'm gonna loop it until my brain melts
What's the most visually stunning movie you've ever seen?
Started by briskmarlin59 · · 👁 4 views · 72 replies
pure genius... those shots are stunning. once I track down a copy of "House of Flying Daggers" again, I'm gonna loop it until my brain melts
#42 ·
For me, it’s definitely Chocolat...
So romantic... 😍
Next up... Three Kings... such a classic. ...and Saving Private Ryan.
So romantic... 😍
Next up... Three Kings... such a classic. ...and Saving Private Ryan.
#43 ·
...all those films by the Tykwer-Griebe duo... Tykwer leans so heavily on the visual aspect, and he really found his perfect match in Franko Griebe (especially in stuff like Winterschlaefer, since that movie is basically just one long, poetic image 😍 )...
...and if I didn't mention the work done primarily by Juergen Juerges for Michael Haneke, well, that wouldn't be me...🙂 (even if, during his "cleaner" filmmaking phase, the director seems to be handing more and more control over to others)...
...I also see someone mentioned Songs from The Second Floor a while back, which I definitely agree with...👍
...that's enough for now—I'm pretty predictable 😳 🙂
(As for Anthony Dod Mantle, I'll leave him to someone else—he's highly acclaimed, but for good reason 🙂 )
...and if I didn't mention the work done primarily by Juergen Juerges for Michael Haneke, well, that wouldn't be me...🙂 (even if, during his "cleaner" filmmaking phase, the director seems to be handing more and more control over to others)...
...I also see someone mentioned Songs from The Second Floor a while back, which I definitely agree with...👍
...that's enough for now—I'm pretty predictable 😳 🙂
(As for Anthony Dod Mantle, I'll leave him to someone else—he's highly acclaimed, but for good reason 🙂 )
#46 ·
Blade Runner is easily the most visually stunning film ever made:
Tron:
and of course 2001: A Space Odyssey:
Tron:
and of course 2001: A Space Odyssey:
#47 ·
Aleksandr Burov served as the DOP for Alexander Sokurov’s Whispering Pages (1993), which was actually branded back then as one of the most dimly lit films ever made.
Aleksei Fyodorov handled the cinematography for Alexander Sokurov's Mother and Son (1997)—it just goes to show that a single frame can really say a thousand words.
Aleksei Fyodorov handled the cinematography for Alexander Sokurov's Mother and Son (1997)—it just goes to show that a single frame can really say a thousand words.
#48 ·
Roman Polanski's Knife in the Water 😍—I haven't seen the whole thing yet, but it looks impressive. And obviously, there's A Clockwork Orange... I just love great production design. 🙂 Lately, I've been digging Lucky Number Slevin.
#49 ·
...since we're talking recent stuff I haven't mentioned yet: After the Wedding 😍 what a movie, what stunning cinematography 😍
...honestly, there’s just something about the Danes—they have this knack for making films that look unnaturally beautiful 😍
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...A Clockwork Orange... man, simply gorgeous 😍 it totally slipped my mind...🙂
...honestly, there’s just something about the Danes—they have this knack for making films that look unnaturally beautiful 😍
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...A Clockwork Orange... man, simply gorgeous 😍 it totally slipped my mind...🙂
#50 ·
Everything and anything on this thread, yet everyone somehow managed to overlook Tim Burton’s creepy-ass visuals
Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands
Beetlejuice
Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands
Beetlejuice
#51 ·
The calmest sea that summer😢
P. S. Xavi, shouldn't this thread be called Best Film Casts? 😕 And isn't this just a duplicate of this one?
P. S. Xavi, shouldn't this thread be called Best Film Casts? 😕 And isn't this just a duplicate of this one?
#53 ·
...the images are scaled down—and I’d really appreciate it if everyone else could stick to smaller images moving forward, just to keep things readable 🙂
#54 ·
Kum and The Godfather are solid in every way, so I think I'll pass on those
For me personally, Requiem and Run Lola Run
the camerawork is incredible, and man, that soundtrack...
For me personally, Requiem and Run Lola Run
the camerawork is incredible, and man, that soundtrack...
#57 ·
Melissa Gray93 said:Steven Spielberg's Hero from 2002
...man, 😍 Doyle 🤣 is something else, isn't he?
#58 ·
I’m on board with Kill Bill, though I had no idea I was actually allowed to post two... or even more...
#59 ·
Melissa Gray93 said:I'm down for Kill Bill, but I didn't realize I was allowed to list two... or more:-))
you can't just pick one🙄 😬
just keep those movie recs coming until sunrise. I'll even start posting pics🙂
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