Movies with Best Cinematography

Started by DeVi| D0do5 pages

Memento has great cinematography.

Memento's beautiful.

Schindlers List has some great cinematography, in particular the liquidation scene where it shows the outside of the ghetto and can see flashes of gun fire.

Raging Bull

The Lord of the Rings films have nice cinematography i think, beautiful colours in some places.

Originally posted by MildPossession
Irreversible, I could not stand the camera work in some scenes, you know where the camera goes all over the place, round and rouns, awful.

The style wasn't for everyone, however it did increase the intensitity of the already overly intense feel of the film.

Plus there are other parts without the crazy spinning camera that were very well done as well.

I have to say Sin City

Backfire - I liked the rest of the work in the film, just not the spinning crazy camera shots.

Monsoon Wedding --it's really such a beauty...

Apocalypse Now - without a doubt

Sin City
Memento
and the first LOTR. The slow motion is glorious.

Slow Motion is under the Special Effects department not the Cinematography department.

Oh.......my bad. It still has great slow motion.

Collateral, Unbreakable, Sin City, Lawrence Of Arabia, all previously mentioned, all wonderfully shot.

I also love the way Last of the Mohicans was shot, excellent job there.

I just got done with Baraka which really hit me hard. It's absolutely astonishing, the visuals are the greatest I've ever seen. It blew me away, it's fantastic.

I was just gonna say Baraka when I saw there was a new post! How did that work?

Well here's a couple more...

Traffic - Use of film grain coming over the border n' such...wow.

Gangs of New York - The into, the Four Points gangs round up, etc...can't take my eyes off the first 10-15 mins of that movie...luscious.

Casablanca - Great lighting and camera angles in the club, etc...beautiful.

Raising Arizona - Some of those highway shots with the biker n' all...gosh!

Final Fantasy: Advent Children - It should still count...difference is it's a virtual camera. Regardless, the shots are impressive.

And can't believe no one's said Raging Bull yet - No particular example...it's all good.

Originally posted by Dresta
Raging Bull

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Oops...missed it...worth a second mention anyway.

How could I forget, Texas Chainsaw Massacre! Amazing Cinematography, especially for a horror film.

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