The Beauty Of Ad Astra

Directed by James Gray

Director of photography : Hoyte Van Hoytema

Song : Main theme Max richter

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[TheBeautyOf]

Hello everyone !
Making video about beautiful cinematography is really a full time passion.
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Thank you very much!

[blakeandcamp]

"I'm steady, calm. I slept well, no bad dreams. I am active and engaged. I'm aware of my surroundings and those in my immediate sphere. I'm attentive. I am focused on the essentials, to the exclusion of all else. I'm unsure of the future but I'm not concerned. I will rely on those closest to me, and I will share their burdens, as they share mine. I will live and I will love."

[CaughtInTheLoop]

Ad Astra is the most underrated movie of the year in my opinion.
The cinematography is some of the best I have ever seen. The use of colors is perfect. And the score by Max Richter is beautiful as well

[frodelindberg]

Probably my favorite film this year. Such a beautiful and melancholy experience.

[theonlymexicanman]

This will be the most underrated movie of the year.

It’s a blockbuster that’s secretly an indie. Cares more about silence then bombast action. More about its character’s development than the story.

It may be an unpopular opinion considering Parasite, the Lighthouse and more has come out, but this is the movie that stuck with me. I’m sad it probably won’t be nominated for anything, and will likely stay under many people’s radar. It’s message is one that’s both nihilistic yet motivational.

[danielnugteren]

"To the stars" by Max Richter is so beautiful😍

[snoogiepew]

I felt cold, and lonely watching this film. The music, cinematography, and acting worked in harmony to craft this experience. Well done.

[xandrafuhrer]

James Gray is, in a very subtle way, one of the most idiosyncratic modern filmmakers in my opinion. No other director could have made Ad Astra quite like he did. While similar to Kubrick or Villeneuve, his films have this...naturalistic feel to them. His movies both clinical and deeply personal...I don't know how to describe it :)

[VulKus]

I can’t understand people who hate this film. I absolutely loved it.

[idontevenknow]

One of the most beautiful cinematic pieces of this decade

[kanyeslaptop]

I don’t know what’s more underrated. This movie or your channel

[MisterS.]

Believe it or not, I've heard some people say that visuals in this movie were weak. I just don't know anymore.

[lemonade]

James Gray is one of the most underrated directors of his generation and Brad Pitt’s performance in this is one of the most underrated performances of the year.

[qwexxqi]

I was actually so upset when many people underrated this movie because it was "boring". I was upset that people don't care about the messages hidden deeper, than just on the surface. I was trying to understand characters and their motivations, to understand the modern world, and damn, I was really crying in the end (while my dad almost fell asleep lmao)
Ad Astra is truly beautiful, but of course, not everybody can see it…

[MrMRCTV]

Ad Astra was easily one of the best films of 2019, as well as one of the best science fiction films of the last twenty years.

[warwickwallace]

I genuinely think this film has the potential to age like fine wine

[LeMecMoustachu]

This movie is a masterpiece. I saw it in theater and that feeling was something else. As if we were in space ourselves. Absolute genius movie. Submit.

[crust]

So glad I saw this in theaters. Hopefully it wins Best Cinematography

[lazerunicorn]

This movie made me fall in love with movies

[craigledger]

It's a exquisite film, with plenty of thrills, masterful direction, and a powerful message. All with a majestic cinematography, beautiful visuals, and possibly Brad Pitt's best performance yet. One of the best films this year.