The most visually stunning films

Sunshine
The fountain
Dark city
Dredd
Ratatouille
Finding Nemo
Wall-e
Incredibles
Akira
Adventures of tin tin
 
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I really liked the look of Spring Breakers
 
TV rather than a film, but Hannibal is stunningly beautiful, probably the best looking tv show of all time...
 
Sonny said:
Dredd was such a fun watch. I was hoping for a second one.
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i know. me too.

i was actually watching youtube last night. channel CinemaWins about Dredd. and the guy mentioned that the 100million dollar budget didn't create enough profits for the studios since the audience for the film was relatively small due to it's R rating and whatnot, but that it might come as a tv series to netflix...
 
The fall. Its like a a Dali painting come to life.

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I may catch flack for this.... Boogie Nights

The cinematography is remarkable. Multiple single shots that last over a minute. The sets, the design, just spectacular all around.
 
Irreversible
 
Al Gorithm said:
Lots of good ones itt. A very long engagement , set during the 1st world war had some great trench scenes , and captured the period well imo.
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Interesting choice, and interesting that you'd mention that but not Amelie from Jeunet's work.
 
BisexualMMA said:
Interesting choice, and interesting that you'd mention that but not Amelie from Jeunet's work.
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I saw Amelie , but it didnt make nearly the same impression on me. Admittedly that's probably a reflection of my taste more than anything else.
 
Al Gorithm said:
I saw Amelie , but it didnt make nearly the same impression on me. Admittedly that's probably a reflection of my taste more than anything else.
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From his catalog for me AMELIE is 12/10, followed closely by CITY OF LOST CHILDREN. If you find difficulty with whimsy, I can see how these two might even be considered revolting.

A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT was too true to its own title for me to see it more than once -- and I'm that guy who watches everything more than once. I loved Audrey Tatou and JPJ and even that could not sustain me.
 
Mariah Larry said:
From his catalog for me AMELIE is 12/10, followed closely by CITY OF LOST CHILDREN. If you find difficulty with whimsy, I can see how these two might even be considered revolting.

A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT was too true to its own title for me to see it more than once -- and I'm that guy who watches everything more than once. I loved Audrey Tatou and JPJ and even that could not sustain me.
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Yeah , I could see how its not that rewatchable , I just thought it looked cool. Don't really have anything to add outside of that
 
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Every Wes Anderson movie. Darjeeling Limited is beautifully shot.

Black Hawk Down is amazingly shot.

Taxi Driver was incredible and the way the Hateful 8 was shot really made the best of the set.
 
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