post better cinematography
Post better cinematography
Lincoln Lopez
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Wyatt Turner
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Hunter Gomez
lol sorry kid but you never had a chance
Joseph Gonzalez
christopher doyle a great, a great!
shame visuals and music are all blade runner really have going for it
Jonathan Turner
>shame visuals and music are all blade runner really have going for it
b-but that's exactly what makes a movie great
what are you trying to say?
Ian Jenkins
that it would be pretty much perfect if the story were interesting
Parker Rodriguez
and you would be pretty much a patrician if you weren't such a peasant
Caleb Johnson
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Noah Gonzalez
>trying to talk about Blade Runner
>posts chink shit
kill yourself
Jeremiah Foster
>no character development
this meme is getting old.
Benjamin Rodriguez
polanski's macbeth was superior
Liam Scott
>blue and orange movies
pleb tier
Brandon Brooks
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Gabriel Watson
Get on my level kid
Cameron Russell
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Chase White
Baraka
Jackson Rodriguez
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Ryan Mitchell
>blade runner apologists refuse to hear valid criticisms
big surprise there
even people who worked on the movie admit that there wasn't any real emotional depth to it
Samuel Howard
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Jose King
>says it falls emotionally short
>calls it an art movie
Seriously, what did he mean by this?
Jose Green
Love that movie
also Samsara (2011)
any others like it?
Angel Perry
Qatsi trilogy you dingus
Daniel Baker
movie name?
Michael Murphy
probably just meant it exists for aesthetic reasons, like a lot of modern neon-esque indie films do.
Jordan Howard
>it is the makers and not the viewer who decides whether a movie has emotional depth
Colton Murphy
>he can't read chinese
lame
it's fallen angels
then tell me what about the film has emotional depth
I feel everyone in this thread thinks I hate blade runner now, when I said it's almost perfect.
Evan White
>art movie / emotional impact dichotomy
Caleb King
>another apologist with no basis to prove him wrong
David Reed
>then tell me what about the film has emotional depth
everything?
the music, the dialogue, the themes, the visual aesthetic, the acting, the lighting
Zachary Miller
Sponge Kino is the epitome of art
Ryder Gutierrez
Could someone make a grid for The Usual Suspects?
I can't right now
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Justin Brooks
those are people with a commercial mainstream hollywood mentality and taste
I can't take people who think that art cinema and emotional impact are opposites seriously
John Reed
>the music
>the visual aesthetic
>the lighting
I already mentioned these in my initial post as being great. They only set a mood though, that I don't think much was ever done with. Are any of the cuts significantly less interesting than the others or something? Because I haven't seen all of them.
Isaac Diaz
>those angelic hands reaching for the dead Irishman
Cooper Ortiz
Even bad people still say correct things. You shouldn't discount what someone says until you hear a full argument. All and AP should care about is making money, and obviously the aesthetic didn't draw in very big audiences when the film came out so I don't know why he wouldn't be complaining about that instead.
Michael Williams
their full argument was that they expected emotional impact and got an art movie instead
that's not much of an argument, I'd even say that it is a very ignorant claim
Anthony Wright
It does sound stupid yes, but that's an issue of word choice, not in core complaint. The bottom line he was making was that it didn't deliver on every front it could have to make it the best it could be.
Owen Miller
Shut the fuck up about Blade Runner and post cinegrids, you fucking faggots.
Liam Rogers
no
their complaint is that it didn't make as much money as they would have liked because the director didn't compromise his vision and make a generic scifi blockbuster to please the average 70 IQ american moviegoer
and instead of a shitty flick that would be forgotten in a week we got a masterpiece of cinema
i'm sure that if you show pickpocket to daryl hannah she will think that it is the worst movie ever made
Tyler Nguyen
no, he seemed sad about a missed opportunity to improve the film.
Are all blade runner fanboys this ardently insistent that their favorite movie has absolutely nothing wrong with it whatsoever? I've been careful to mention that it's still a great movie, but people can't seem to comprehend how I think a movie with very little story is overhyped.
sorry
Ryan Kelly
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Lucas Cooper
i insist, it may have very little history and emotional impact if you are interested in american pie / god's not dead kind of material but not everyone is interested in cinematic fast food
Sebastian Collins
Godkino incoming
Michael Hall
The duel scene and the forest scene are both GOAT.
Jaxson Thompson
yeh sure riiiiight.
and kubrick is cold and detached...
Gabriel Richardson
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Cooper Howard
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Brody Powell
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Josiah Brooks
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Anthony Cruz
>then tell me what about the film has emotional depth
dont you think its sad to be a robot and not human?
dont you think it would be sad knowing you are going to die?
dont you think it would be sad to find out you are not a real human being, your parents dont exist and everything you have ever loved, hated and known is all just an inserted memory?
dont you think it would be a conflicting existance to have to kill artificial beings for a living, pondering the morality of those actions everytime you looked in the mirror?
no emotional depth? what movie did you watch?
Ian Cook
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Caleb Lopez
The composition in stills are brilliant
In motion it's nauseating
Jaxon Williams
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Lucas Scott
don't agree, but to each their own i guess
William Reed
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Kevin Ramirez
garbage
Benjamin Thomas
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Bentley Johnson
patrician
Leo Gomez
isn't this batman?
Eli Howard
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Nolan Perry
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Luke Powell
DAY
Jacob Hall
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Tyler Clark
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Jack Watson
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James Lopez
This is some cheap looking shit in motion.
Parker Howard
Is that supposed to upside down? I don't remember that in the movie
Benjamin Ward
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Blake Lopez
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Charles Long
When Max meets Noodles he takes a picture of him. For a brief moment the frame is flipped as we look through his camera lens.
Lucas Morgan
In that case bravo
Jose Wilson
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John Smith
Don't have a grid but Safe (1995)
Jacob Rodriguez
Does anybody have one for Children of Men?
Ethan Wilson
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Ian Mitchell
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Elijah Thomas
Anyone got a grid for Brazil?
Wyatt Green
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Matthew Nelson
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Asher Robinson
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Nolan Gonzalez
these all look grainy
how can good cinematography be grainy?
Lincoln Kelly
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Noah Adams
set design =/= cinematography
Isaiah Carter
>inb4 someone posts CIA
Josiah Nelson
You're acting like I made the grid
Julian Rodriguez
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Carson Sanchez
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Hunter Myers
>not including the shot of all of them walking in the night
fucking one job
William Wright
he's just cribbing Ford, yo
Jaxson Powell
it's in every grid and not all that interesting as a still.
Christian Stewart
The opening and closing to this was majestic. The in between was lame.
James Richardson
In 2D, yes.
In 3D, no.
Kayden Davis
you don't normally think of comedies having nice widescreen cinematography
Angel Brown
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Carson Ramirez
this gets me pumped for assassins creed
Zachary Garcia
haha why yes!
Ethan Price
I would like to make a small library of movies to watch over the next 4-5 months. Would you recommend the ones ITT? Any I should skip?
Caleb Adams
>jumping right to the assumption that I only watch trash
thanks for proving my point
I don't think that, because they generally have interesting characters and plots.
All things I had considered before I saw the movie. I mean more in terms of less tangible feelings of emotions though, not so much in grand concepts.
Carson Phillips
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Nolan Morgan
Where's the pants shitting?