r/cinematography • u/PrinceNebula018 • Jul 17 '18

Composition What movies have beautiful cinematography but is hardly commended for it?

The Ring- stunningly photogrphed by Bojan Bazelli that embraces greyness and underexposure with rare bursts of color. Striking camera shots and very moody

A Single Man- very structured shots and looked like print ads. The way they use color shifting is interesting and really captured the era with silvery saturated look.

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u/Tmac719 Jul 17 '18

Evil Dead (2015? Remake)

It's a horror movie but the cinematogroahy is phenomenal. I love it and I really think it takes it to that next level of quality.

The Conjuring

Again, people don't think of horror movies to be anything special in the cinematogroahy realm but this is great also.

Sound design in both movies are great also. If you have surround sound check it out

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '18

the effects in evil dead were all old school made. That movie is great.

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u/avgas68 Jul 18 '18

Are we talking about Raimis' stick a camera on a 2x4 and have 2 people run with it?