What are the most visually stunning films you’ve seen?
I’ll think of a list and post it later. post yours!
Kill Bill Vol.1
Hero
House of Flying Daggers
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Winds
Howl´s Moving Castle
LOTR x3
Matrix x3
Spider-Man 2
Star Wars x6
Tron
Chungking Express
Lost in Translation
Moulin Rouge
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
The Royal Tenenbaums
The Wizard of Oz (!!!)
Collateral
The Insider
Scarface (1932)
Dollars Trilogy
Once Upon a Time Trilogy
The Matrix
Ran
Citizen Kane
I Wake Up Screaming
Army of Shadows
Kill Bill
The Searchers
300
Sin City
Wizard of Oz
Spiderman
Spy Kids 3D
to be continued…
This list is from a photographer’s point-of-view and are in chronological order to the best of my knowledge:
The Graduate 1967
Midnight Cowboy 1969
A Clockwork Orange 1971
Clash of the Titans 1981
Raiders of the Lost Ark 1981
Blue Velvet 1986
The Color of Money 1986
Seven 1995
Gladiator 2000
Kill Bill Volume 2 2004
Honorable Mention: Brokeback Mountain
Matrix
Bring me the head of alfredo garcia
Superman
Wizard of oz
The Great Silence
Virgin Spring
Wild Strawberries
I see that several of you have listed The Wizard of Oz. While this was a revolutionary and pioneering film, I just can’t see it being “one of the most visually stunning films” that members of this forum have seen - you’ve all seen the best there have ever been.
2001:A Space Odyssey
Once Upon A Time In The West
Brazil
Sunrise (Murnau)
Fellini Satyricon
Apocalypse Now
Throne of Blood
Koyaanisqatsi
Fallen Angels
Suspiria
The Holy Mountain
Blade Runner
Casino
Delicatessen
A Very Long Engagement
Andrei Rublev
Female Convict Scorpion Jailhouse 41
Santa Sangre
Titus
Citizen Kane
Bram Stoker’s Dracula
Intolerance
Malcolm X
Pink Floyd The Wall
Black Sunday (Bava)
Raging Bull
The Pilllow Book
Oldboy
Psycho
Sin City
Delicatessen and City of Lost Children were both visually stunning. I failed to mention those.
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I see that several of you have listed The Wizard of Oz. While this was a revolutionary and pioneering film, I just can’t see it being “one of the most visually stunning films” that members of this forum have seen - you’ve all seen the best there have ever been.
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its one of the most visually impressing movies ever made, imo. what do you mean?
and how is Midnight Cowboy that visually stunning?
i forgot to mention 300
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its one of the most visually impressing movies ever made, imo. what do you mean?
and how is Midnight Cowboy that visually stunning?
i forgot to mention 300
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Midnight Cowboy has a lot of psychadelic visuals that are not only impressive even by today’s standards, but are extremely symbolic. That film is a masterpiece. when you finish the eighth grade you may be allowed to watch it.
The Tears of Black Tiger, probably my fav visually ever
Micehl Gondry’s Eternal Sunshine & Science of Sleep
Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s movies, especially Delicatessen and The City of Lost Children
Kubrick’s movies, especially 2001 and A Clockwork Orange
Scorsese’s movies, Raging being the best
Wong kar Wai’s movies, like Falling Angels, In the Mood For Love, My Blueberry Nights, Chungking Express
Baz Luhrman’s movies, especially Romeo+Juliet
Lock, Stock & Snatch
Psycho
Oldboy
Sin City
12 Monkeys
I may forget a lot…
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The Tears of Black Tiger, probably my fav visually ever
Micehl Gondry’s Eternal Sunshine & Science of Sleep
Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s movies, especially Delicatessen and The City of Lost Children
Kubrick’s movies, especially 2001 and A Clockwork Orange
Scorsese’s movies, Raging being the best
Wong kar Wai’s movies, like Falling Angels, In the Mood For Love, My Blueberry Nights, Chungking Express
Baz Luhrman’s movies, especially Romeo+Juliet
Lock, Stock & Snatch
Psycho
Oldboy
Sin City
12 Monkeys
I may forget a lot…
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lock, stock, and two smoking barrels $ Snatch were both awesome - I failed to mention those two. There are hundreds that we have forgotten.
[quote=“Kilgore Trout”]
Midnight Cowboy has a lot of psychadelic visuals that are not only impressive even by today’s standards, but are extremely symbolic. That film is a masterpiece. when you finish the eighth grade you may be allowed to watch it.
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that asshole comment was uncalled for. if one of us two is immature, it must be you since it seems you took a simple question as a personal insult.
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that asshole comment was uncalled for. if one of us too is immature, it must be you since it seems you took a simple question as a personal insult.
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welcome to the gun-show
[quote=“Kilgore Trout”]
welcome to the gun-show
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say what?
not in the mood for war today, thanks for playing…goodbye.
don´t piss on my foot and smile at me you yellow soab. you started this bullshit, it would have been the right thing to do to say “sorry”.
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don´t piss on my foot and smile at me you yellow soab. you started this bullshit, it would have been the right thing to do to say “sorry”.
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You wanna waste my time, OK? You wanna play rough?
2001: A Space Odyssey
The Shining
Spartacus
Gladiator
Blade Runner
Fight Club
The Man Who Wasn’t There
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Intolerable Cruelty
The Ladykillers
Kill Bill: Volume 1
Sin City
The Good The Bad and The Ugly
Once Upon a Time in the West
The Searchers
Open Range
Raging Bull
Casino
Gangs of New York
The Aviator
Apocalypse Now: Redux
Saving Private Ryan
Munich
The Godfather (I & II)
Star Wars (all)
The Lord of the Rings (all)
King Kong (2005)
Matrix (all)
Hero
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Batman
Batman Returns
Special shoutouts to:
Robert Richardson
Roger Deakins
Gordon Willis
Andrew Lesnie
and Tonino Delli Colli