this is CINEMATOGRAPHY

"Cinema can fill in the empty spaces of your life and your loneliness."
- Pedro Almodovar

This is how to escape reality... CINEMA

Movie Clips from:
Oppenheimer
DUNE
KINGSMAN
TENET
The Batman
The Dark Knight
DUNKIRK
Interstellar
All Quiet On the Western Front
Avatar: The Way of Water
Blade Runner 2049
Bullet Train
Ford V Ferrari
Indiana Jones
James Bond 007
LOGAN
Mission Impossible - Dead Reckoning
Oblivion
Rebel Moon: Part I
Saving Private Ryan
SISU
The Creator
The Greatest Showman
The Lord of the Rings (TV Show)
Tron Legacy
John Wick
1917

Song From:
Oppenheimer - Can You Hear the Music

[PloBoom]

Dont forget to check out my new "this is ANIMATION" video!

[jssvpwe]

I love how a lot of the clips are from Nolan films, they all have stunning cinematography that's on another level, especially Dunkirk, Interstellar, and Oppenheimer, Nolan really knows how to utilize the magic of IMAX cameras

[shahbaz]

Unsurprisingly, almost all movies are Non-Disney ones.

[ruchirj]

Christopher Nolan is arguably the greatest film director of the 21st century. Insomnia, Memento, The prestige, Batman trilogy, Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk, Tenet, Oppenheimer. Simply outstanding.

[nneasf]

Proof that every single shot in INTERSTELLAR is PEAK!

[elliot_grooves]

Blade Runner 2049 is my favorite shot film, the cinematography by Deacons is a masterclass in scale and composition

[jesustovar]

Nolan's cinematography is always beautiful, truly some of my favorite movies in recent years, Ford v. Ferrari and Dune, glad to see Indiana Jones 4 in this list, that atomic explosion scene was insane🤯

[emma_nutella]

That’s what makes me love cinema the fact you can be memorable from a single shot

[RanjanPradhan-ftui]

I think Tom Hardy, standing at the end of dunkark movie is the most iconic scene of the decade

[brucewayne]

1917 is a masterpiece. One of the best war movies I've ever seen

[Willaonyt]

Villeneuve and Nolan movies(just a hint of 1917, John Wick and ford vs ferrari). That's this edit overall

[jzbxxrd]

When we talk about 'CINEMATOGRAPHY'
You can't forget 'INTERSTELLAR' ❣️

[AAvfx]

Very true. Cinematography is the soul of composition, light and color.

[BartigulaSmithson]

Every frame of this video can be a wallpaper

[rodrigochequer]

My favorite ratios:

1.85:1 - Great and historic compromise between width and height. It can show tall things like buildings or gigantic stature creatures and focused close-ups with great precision, but without sacrificing width beyond what is necessary, which is wide enough for certain movies, no longer having that “boxy” appearance of narrow ratios;

2.00:1- Used with some frequency nowadays, it is similar to the previous one but with a slightly more "epic" scope, while also featuring a very considerable height;

2.20:1 – Very wide and epic, focuses on the environment and shows grand and dramatic panoramas;

2.35:1/2.39:1 – It’s like a version of the previous one, but with a little more steroids. It is, for me, the pinnacle of epic and vast frames.



Below 1.85 and above 2.39 I don't like it because then the frame starts to become either narrow or low in height.

[nicolasgresset-bourgeois]

Cinematograhy, as art, makes us fully realize how great the human being is.

[totalwars]

All of my favourites films and best music in only one video
Great !

[despro_]

Could u do one of these edits but in the area of animated movies? I think there’s a lot of beauty in animation

[DutchPatterson]

These are literally like all my favorite films!

[akdb]

One of my favourite scenes ever is the falling apart scene (when the soundtrack "falling apart" plays) nearing the end of across the spiderverse, its amazingly cinematic.

Also you forgot the scene in TDK when batman is standing in the debris of the explosion, sillhouetted