From The Master to Alien 3, these 10 movies all feature amazing cinematography, according to Reddit, either being a highlight or the one saving grace.
The art and technology of motion-picture photography is one of the key elements in filmmaking, as it helps set the ambiance and tone for the story the director is telling. As a rule, it consists of singular techniques like general composition, lighting, and usage of lenses and filters, as well as other camera-related aspects, including angles and movements.
9 'It Follows' In the thrilling horror mystery, It Follows, a series of strange incidents start unfolding after a young woman is followed by an unknown force after having a seemingly innocent sexual encounter with a guy she hardly knows. "I know it gets its praise, but Midsommar blew me away with its cinematography," bulldogfilms commented. "Not just the beautiful, picturesque scenes of the festival but that opening scene with the paramedics..." Even though Pawel Pogorzelski's stunning work was noticed by some smaller award ceremonies like Columbus Film Critics Association and Film Independent Spirit Awards, Redditors think that it should've gotten more love.
6 'Overlord' Following a group of American soldiers who have fallen behind enemy lines after attempting to destroy a German radio-jamming tower, Overlord follows the unearthing of terrifying Nazi experiments as D-Day approaches.Directed by Julius Avery, the 2018 film combines genres of horror, action, and science fiction to interesting results. According to the user CGDParadox, Laurie Rose and Fabian Wagner's work as DoPs should have been given more credit.
4 'Mother!' Disturbing and haunting, Darren Aronofsky's film is a bizarre Mother Earth analogy that provides much food for thought. Depicting a couple's peaceful existence, it's disturbed when uninvited guests show up unannounced at their place, Mother! is both a compelling and bizarre film. Featuring stunning color, this hidden gem is undoubtedly worth checking. According to the Redditor SimpleSatyr, it has "such wonderful picturesque cinematography" and is "simple yet beautiful." In the same comment, the user revealed that they believe Yûharu Atsuta's work does not "come up enough" in conversations around best-shot films.
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