>long take
Long take
Xavier Fisher
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Isaiah Collins
>snap zooms
Dylan Garcia
>dolly shot
Cameron Bailey
>shot
>reverse shot
Xavier Richardson
>crane shot
Aiden Myers
>not liking long take
Isaac Ramirez
christ she's perfect
James Nelson
>dream sequence
Parker Hernandez
>jump cuts
Jaxson Morgan
Seriously this. I can't think of a good single dream sequence in any single movie. Maybe some comedy. It's usually a lazy way for writers to foreshadow elements that will appear in later in the film, usually with no even attempt at a good explanation of why this is happening, or a way to introduce interesting shots without any proper buildup, also with no explanation.
Logan Murphy
this looks so much like my dog wtf
Cooper Edwards
Why do they exist
Dylan Hernandez
>dialogue
Jeremiah Gutierrez
Whats wrong with them
Jayden Murphy
>movies
Nathaniel Cruz
>what is memeing?
Thomas Cook
>shadman
Jaxon Moore
Source?
James Butler
Sopranos did it pretty well, and they have quite a lot of them.
When Tony dreams of Pussy being a talking fish, or when he dreams of his old high school football coach and has chocolate bullets when he attempts to shoot him. Another one is when Melfi dreams of fucking Tony.
And all these actually work because it's in their subconscious, and it's a way of giving some sort of depth to the characters instead of a vehicle for the narrative.
Justin Bailey
If this is a legitimate "meme" then its shit
Andrew Brooks
>Who are you quoting?
Nicholas Baker
name one good long take
Austin Stewart
Source on what?
I don't agree. The idea of dreams somehow being an opportunity for writers incredibly surrealistic and symbolic scenes is incredibly contrived. The dream sequence in season one was so incredibly idiotic where Tony where somehow created some imaginary woman and started hallucinating entire events alone indicates that Sopranos did not do it well. I've lived long enough on this earth to know dreams don't work like that.
William Ortiz
Goodfellas
Children of Men
Rope
Camden Ortiz
Goodfellas?
Luke Adams
Victoria
Birdman
Most scenes in Children of Men
The traffic scene in Weekend
The wall scene in Stray Dogs
Evan Price
>shot reverse shot
Asher Nguyen
Hunger
Adam Watson
Flashback to the past. BLAST IT WITH BLOOM!!!
Charles Clark
True detective
Holy shit was that good. One of the best standalone scenes I've ever seen.
Ethan White
last season of black sails had a long take that was insanely good
it had no business being on a STARZ show
Andrew Stewart
Literally nothing wrong with shot reverse shot if used correctly.
Nathan Cruz
kek, next you're going to tell me movies can have dialogue or cuts.
Carson Adams
>dumbfuck that has no idea how to talk about film so he just says shit like "long take" thinking it means something despite there being specific terminology for such things
Juan Carter
Charlie Work
Aiden Roberts
>one take mirror shot that transitions into a reverse line take
Parker Miller
Lincoln Harris
The entirety of Birdman
:^)
Liam Adams
...
Nolan Rivera
Dreamscape
The Exorcist
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Hackers
Juan Jones
watch the big country
Luke Lewis
Any Herzog movie
Jeremiah Morris
Tightest action scene I've ever seen. Children of men had couple of really good ones too.
Noah Walker
Haven't seen any of the dream sequences in those films except Hackers, and you still have the problem of one, not really giving the sense of how dreams feel, (though it's better than many other dream sequences), and two, it makes little sense within the pacing of the movie, as if there should be some confused action or romance scene at that point, which there shouldn't be.
But as far as dream sequences go, that one isn't so bad, considering how the entire movie is complete and utter schlock.
Kayden Morales
post the webm
David Ramirez
the piss sweeping long take was unnecessary
Lucas Morgan
I want to pee all over her
Dominic Morgan
you called?
Oliver Lewis
that was a gimmick shot if i ever saw one