The Most Beautiful Shots in Cinematic History

"I thought that you could do anything with a camera that the eye could do, or the imagination could do." - Orson Welles in a 1960 interview on his iconic film Citizen Kane.

This video is a tribute, and compilation of some of the most beautiful and iconic shots in history. Including foreign, animation, and black and white film.
These are the most beautiful shots in cinematic history...

If you want to know any of the movies that are included in the video, just leave a comment and I'll reply to you.

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[colinverse]

Hey guys! It would cool if you would consider subscribing because I am planning on making more videos in the future. (this is a reupload)

[hugomego]

What the eye can see and the ImAgEnAtIOn. The dream. What a great description of the film lenses ability to show narrative.

[rinner_senpai]

Nice video, it´s a shame it doesn´t include the names of the films as the other videos you made later. Maybe you can add timestamps or at least list them on the description.

[uncertaindragnstudios]

In a future video, you should include the scene from “Isle of dogs” where the dogs are sailing towards the city. That scene was beautiful

[cinemart]

Wow such a great choice of clips <3 and it fits so well with the music. I watched a lot of these videos lately and this is one of my fav

[VvendigO.]

Wow! True art shines through this superb edit! Love it, subscribed!!

[shaw-baa]

Ooh! I also liked the sad face shot of Dani in Midsommar. I like that I'm not the only one!

[maynotreply]

Very well done. You cast a pretty big net when choosing these films.

[aria]

I'm definitely in love with this. You should be more popular c:

[rungg]

Beautiful compilation! It would be awesome If you could include the name of the movies in here. I don't know many of them and would love to check them out.

[dracostudio]

There's a filmmaker named 'Mani Ratnam' who lives southern part of india

[yankompote]

Can I ask you from which movies these shots are 🙏 ?

1:46 (asian women walking)
1:55
3:22
3:34
4:21
4:28

There are some that I've already seen but I'm not sure wich movie it is

[shivasaripalli]

3:25 how did you get that aspect ratio for 2001?

[authentic_candor]

Can someone plz tell me what the shot at 1:06 is from, i swear i saw that movie when i was a kid

[spiritbender]

Can you include name of movies you used please

[dynamicphotography_]

Can anybody tell me what movie is the shot at 4:01?

[ernestguinovart]

Great work!
I liked u didn’t put the name of the film, it’s like a quiz 😅
I appreciate the cinematography in most of them.
But in some cases I Ididnt understand the choice, like in Mary Poppins, Citizen Kane, Chihiro or Lost In Translation. They are great films, agree, but those shots not particularly calling to me.
Of course, cinematography is an art, and like all the other arts there is a part of subjectivity on what we love, or not, in each work.
Thanks for your video. Going to watch more.

[giuseppegiadone]

Could someone tell me which are all these movies?

[DH-ocdu]

1:47 women walking
3:12 ships / waterfall
4:24 rain / man pacing

Anyone know these 3??

[thebetterpodcast]

DAMN the fact that they used my favorite song though