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Justina 1 year ago
#6 I feel the same about "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" (1920)
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Virdie 1 year ago
#8 It feels like they used a filter, which is lovely, but becomes overwhelming. Same issue with many other cinematically visually extravagant movies. Can't watch most Transformers and the newer star wars for this reason.
#12 I'm NOT religious, but "What Dreams May Come" had me stuttering for the first time in my life. As a religious based fantasy it really tried to present it as expected.
#12 I'm NOT religious, but "What Dreams May Come" had me stuttering for the first time in my life. As a religious based fantasy it really tried to present it as expected.
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Lavonne 1 year ago
When I saw the topic I immediately thought of "What Dreams May Come". A movie I was pulled into by its beauty and a story line that tore my heart apart. Robin Williams' acted with such heart, I cannot watch it again.
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Dorothea 1 year ago
I agree with most of the movies but I will never understand the Fifth Element. It just never resonated with me visually or artistically.
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Karen 1 year ago
Dorothea,
You didn't grow up reading 'Heavy Metal' magazine. If you did...you'd understand.
You didn't grow up reading 'Heavy Metal' magazine. If you did...you'd understand.
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Ambrose 1 year ago
Dune is not what it could have been. For me it shouldn't be here
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Nibby 1 year ago
Fight Club: The length of the total movie vs the length and detail of each shot must have made it a long, long process to film.
One of the first scenes is a pan-down from a high level of a skyscraper down into the basement parking. Every frame is in focus, and accurate.
Not only the plot, the way it's shot is also brilliant!
One of the first scenes is a pan-down from a high level of a skyscraper down into the basement parking. Every frame is in focus, and accurate.
Not only the plot, the way it's shot is also brilliant!
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Stephanie 1 year ago
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#12 I'm NOT religious, but "What Dreams May Come" had me stuttering for the first time in my life. As a religious based fantasy it really tried to present it as expected.
You didn't grow up reading 'Heavy Metal' magazine. If you did...you'd understand.
One of the first scenes is a pan-down from a high level of a skyscraper down into the basement parking. Every frame is in focus, and accurate.
Not only the plot, the way it's shot is also brilliant!
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