What are some of ur fav movies visually?

[rip.dilla]

Lubezki also shot Ali...

 

[313 wayz]

Tron

Casino

Saving Rivate Ryan

Malcolm X

 

[TheGOAT]

Hype Williams turned a hood flick into a cinimatic classic the way he shot that movie.

Surprised he hasnt done more since then

 

[aneed123]

Apocalypto

Total Recall the new one

Guardian s of the galaxy

Avatar

 

[CracceR]

 

[nawledge_god]

Raging Bull

Psycho

Manhunter (Slept On Because Of Silence Of The Lambs)

 

[nawledge_god]

NIght of The Hunter

Spike Paid Homage To This With Radio Raheem In Do The Right Thing

 

[Rampage12]

The Last Temptation of Christ. That colorful burst that shows up on screen when Jesus is getting crucified...was actually a fuck up by the kid that was running the prints but Scorsese liked it so much he kept it in the film.

 

[BenjaminE]

The Woman in the Dunes

 

[BenjaminE]

Hausu (House)

 

[BenjaminE]

Live Flesh

 

[BenjaminE]

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer

 

[BenjaminE]

The Thief and the Cobbler: Recobbled Cut

 

[Magicjohnson]

Eyes wide shut

 

[BenjaminE]

Man on Fire

 

[BenjaminE]

Heavy Metal

 

[rip.dilla]

Eyes wide shut

Spoiler

Kubrick was a perfectionist with light and visuals... with all his films

 

[rip.dilla]

I mentioned Traffic earlier; Steven Soderbergh's thriller released in 2000

I'm sure by now y'all know as well as directing his films he also photographed and edited them under pseudonyms

He gave different shades and colours whilst filming in different locations. Mexico, the US and S. America to differentiate and interlock the stories

 

[Beta]

Don't think anybody said it yet but

Akira

 

[nawledge_god]

Don't Get Me Started On Anime

Perfect Blue (Top 5 Anime Films Of All Time..Shit Would Make Hitchcock Proud)

Soderbergh Borrowed This Right Chea