What are some of the greatest movie shots?
Don't need to be iconic, just great looking.
Post them.
What are some of the greatest movie shots?
Jackson Edwards
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Ayden Thomas
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Chase Kelly
You have a catfish?
Isaiah Wood
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Levi Brown
Both iconic and great-looking.
Juan James
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Henry Allen
The lighting in this shot is incredible.
Jackson Hall
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Camden Martin
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Isaiah Baker
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Leo Rivera
I was really fond of this one, although the meaning was a bit unclear
Mason Gutierrez
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Thomas Hall
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Jonathan Wood
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Adam Evans
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Aaron Foster
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Hunter Reed
Really like this one.
Levi Ross
what movie?
Parker Jackson
>blue orange
what did he mean by this
Angel White
kek took long enough
Jaxon Hall
Don't think I've seen this one, what's the name of the movie?
Nathaniel Hughes
Wow, that looks bad.
Alexander Jones
Movies?
Aaron Wood
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Zachary Sanders
I believe it was called Now's Not the Time For Fear
Parker Foster
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Andrew Ramirez
Thief (1981)
idk
Wonder Boys (2000)
Austin Young
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Mason Perry
any more like this? where they use mirrors and reflections?
Parker Ross
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Easton Gonzalez
Lots. It's a tired old movie cliche.
Dylan Rodriguez
then name some you prick because that's what I was asking for
Ethan Myers
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Ryan Brooks
I'm trying to think...
Brandon Howard
L'ascension du chevalier noire
Very obscure cinema
David Parker
absolutely loved that movie's aesthetic
Daniel Morgan
He meant he was underwater and there was an oil rig that exploded. What should the colors be? Green and black?
Carter Morales
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Liam Moore
It's noir unless you're implying the chevalier is female
Matthew Morales
>a face in the dark
Super epic shot yo.
Leo Torres
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James Gonzalez
Someone tell me about this one? Always see him posted asking about some tard
Chase Bailey
It's pivotal in the movie and explains the character's motivations.
Ian Jones
Get outta here
I just hate the plastic look of Snyder films, so shit to eyes
Jonathan Campbell
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Hudson Thompson
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Aaron Barnes
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Adrian Collins
This shot to me was the moment I realized that Bresson is the greatest director of all
Ryder Thomas
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Ryder Perez
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Brayden Johnson
Nice pick, but is that pick from behind the scenes? I don't remember there being that much mist
Henry Rivera
wow inarittu is a hack
Evan Garcia
A ______
Luis Sanders
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Problem Child 2
Chase Morris
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Alexander Moore
During Birdman I just kept thinking that I've seen this scene before
Jaxson Rivera
reminds me of enter the void
what's some other essential colourful cinema?
Benjamin Hughes
Never change Sup Forums
Brayden Mitchell
God that looks bad
Blake Butler
You dumbass its The Dark Knight Rises opening scene.
Charles Gray
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Daniel Anderson
ugh fuck off back to NYC
Kevin Taylor
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Cooper Jackson
unforgettable!
Justin Richardson
is enter the void any good? is it an artsy film? I've been put off by my impression its all art no substance
Robert Jenkins
I have a boner for silhouettes
Jackson Murphy
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Gavin Martin
what are you, gay?
Landon Sullivan
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Carson Green
It's good, not really artsy. It's just a bit different.
Matthew Ross
>that decoloration
compression killed that webm, sadly
Nathan Jenkins
Have you ever noticed that during this shot, the view is angled such that the ground and the sky are perfectly even in the frame? What did Nolan mean by this? Let me tell you.
They're not balancing for CIA alone. Nolan is using natural symbolism to show the moral dichotomy between CIA and Bane. CIA's lofty aspirations towards achieving law, order and justice (the sky) are being challenged by the dirty reality of Bane's life in the shadows (the ground). At the beginning of the movie, of this divine confrontation, the forces are in balance but that quickly changes. Bane crashing CIA's plane, a physical metaphor for his principles, from Heaven to the Earth shows Bane's initial victory for darkness. Bruce Wayne therefore becomes the inheritor of CIA's spirit as he finds himself stuck in the Pit, a location deep within the Earth, where the light had been sent to die. But Batman overcomes that, rises from the Earth, and defeats Bane, and is last seen in his own plane, the same physical metaphor that CIA had. Whereas CIA was crashed to the Earth, Batman flew off into Heaven therefore showing that morality and justice still have a place in the world. CIA probably smiled down on him
Carson Watson
>b-b-but it looks just like in the comics
Ayden Myers
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Nathan King
That's the thing with Snyder, he can make REALLY pretty shots, good movies not so much.
Gabriel Collins
It's even worse because the comics never did anything that trite.
Xavier Cruz
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Jaxon Ward
too bad the movie was awful like everything he did after the 60es
Leo Thomas
Nicholas Cage version is better 2bh
Levi Hill
I dont think so
Liam Perez
So I want to 'get' cinematography, did you guys all study it or can i get the jist of it after a few hours of reading on the internet?
Cause it seems like there's a lot of objectivism and understanding to it as opposed to just 'this looks pretty'
Ayden Diaz
shit taste famalam
Logan Foster
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Ryder Lopez
huh
might watch it
Jonathan Gomez
whoa watch out we gotta patrician over ere
Nathaniel Ross
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Jeremiah Campbell
Not really "artsy" in that there's a bunch of obscure symbolism and stuff. Just very amazing visuals. Everything has a psychedelic, drugged-out, dreamlike feel to it, and the camerawork is really cool. Hard to really describe, people either love it or think it's self-indulgent because there's not that much of a plot.
Landon Walker
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Isaiah Sanders
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Austin Fisher
Really unique visuals, imagine being half-awake and on mushrooms as you float around Tokyo in the middle of the night
Matthew Nelson
It rides the fine line between spectacular and trash. I never really get more than halfway through it.
Gavin Perez
By 'get' do you mean learn how to do it yourself in your films?
Brayden Hall
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Logan Cook
whats going on in this pic
Asher Young
if it wasn't for that hitty filter it would be
Joseph Sullivan
Watch this, it really helped me out and it's worth the time
Kevin King
>41 images
>no one's posted the "you brought two too many" duel
Owen Hill
this
Parker Garcia
No, just understanding what makes it good or bad, how to interpret shots. Being able to critique and discuss it as an artform, the same way you can learn to interpret symbolism and poetry
Xavier Wood
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