The Beauty Of Silence

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Directed by Martin Scorsese

Director of photography : Rodrigo Prieto

Song : The Last Samurai theme

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Hello everyone !
Making video about beautiful cinematography is really a full time passion.
As you probably know, I can't monetize my videos because the content isn't mine.
Through this page, you have the possibility to support me and my work.
Thank you very much!

TheBeautyOf

Silence is such a slow-burning masterpiece. The cinematography is breathtaking. And Adam Driver and Andrew Garfield gave some amazing performacs in this movie

CaughtInTheLoop

One of the most underrated films I have ever watched

FloMaxster

Definitely the most gorgeous film in Scorsese's entire filmography, beautiful tribute.

timmaloney

As a believer in the christian faith....this film did numbers on me...I couldn't stop thinking about it...it challenged me and in a good way and for that I will always have a deep appreciation for this film....thank you again for the video your going places

mickeyjunior

A modern masterpiece that deserves more attention. This film’s powerful themes and overall story gives me a similar feeling as to when I watched 12 Years a Slave or Platoon for the first time. I love it so much.

hos

The Cinematography in this movie is so Beautiful!
Also nice The Last Samurai muisc. 😋

padraigdon

After watching a few Samurai films from the 50s and 60s (mostly Kurosawa), I can see clear as day where Scorsese visually got the inspiration from

PurpleStormProductions

I think this might be the best film I've ever seen.
A beautiful and haunting reflection on culture, religion, communication, and Human Nature.
And a testament that the conflicts between men are not so much caused by "religion" or different beliefs, but in Human's inability to contemplate other people's points of view. It's all our Ego's doing. It's simply Human Nature. And this message is further explored through the fact that the movie takes no stand on either side. It portrays both the beauty and the ugliness in Christianity and Buddhism. though the ugliness comes often from extremism, which should be obvious.
But above all things, it proves something that I believed for a long time: Scorsese's best films are the ones that aren't about Gangsters. Don't get me wrong, love most of his films, but I feel like he never gets out of his comfort zone when doing gangsters films (it sure felt that way even in The Irishman).
It is when he does films that challenge him as a director that masterpieces are born. And even he knew this would be a challenge. He planned on doing this movie for 30 years.
But this is, to me, his best Masterpiece :')

nicolaimarquez

I'm not a religious person at all. But this film made me inexpressibly emotional. And both Andrew and Adam were phenomenal.

femmeweird

Just a incredible movie about religion, ego and love. One of the best movies from Scorsese to me. Great video!!! I hope someday be able to help you in the Patreon. You deserve it!!!

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