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Dunkirk was an astounding movie, especially on the visual side of things: the shot where the plane was gliding over the beach was one of the best for me, showing, even though many people were saved, that the Dunkirk Evacuation was a disaster.
the only complaint I have with Dunkirk is that they didnt have NEARLY enough extras, that beach would have been absolutely filled with soldiers compared to the scattered lines, but other than that it is an amazing film
Probably the first movie that "hit hard" to me and had a deeper meaning. Its the story of a superhero that no one will ever know, and the quote "destruction is a form of creation" from Donnies book Ill always remember
Say what you will, but I love humanity. We sometimes fuck up real bad, but we have been through so much shit, and we have all these feelings about ourselves, the world, and our existence. Films are one of the beautiful ways through which we express, share, and understand these feelings.
this sounds exactly like a plague someone used to root for an asteroid or a plague bac in the day but then gradually made his peace with humanity. How do I know? well...
We really are fascinating ourselves too, about how complex our brain is, how much we advanced and became the dominant species, not to mention there were other human species too that were physically worser or better than us yet we were the one that managed to survive.
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK That's both good and bad. Your point is there, and I agree, but the good about it being driven by money is that to actually make said money they have to make the movie/show/product good. Competition makes this even better
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK Movies have always been driven in some way by money. Ironically capitalism, greed and competition is what advanced our civilization.
In my opinion, one of the greatest shots ever in cinema is the closing shot of the infamous 1971 film The Devils. It's a brilliantly disturbing film and the final shot gives me shivers every time.
1:20 while fury road wasn’t like the originals, with not a shadow of doubt, it is one of the best shot film I’ve ever watched. The storm scene and opening scene with Max next to his Interceptor are the best in the entire film
Ironically action movies are the ones that have perfected it. 😂 They're like the one genre that does't need it but John Wick, Craig era bond movies, and the last three mission impossibles after had some of the best cinematography I've seen.
@@polls. you need to watch some more movies then, not saying there isnt great cinematography in the action movies, the ones you listed are great examples. but there are many movies that have great camera work that arent action at all, its just that these movies are rarely in the spotlight and are often niche, even if they have big names in them. some end up getting alot of recognition like the lighthouse but many are doomed to be cult classics or film class movies
Jarhead is a movie which is so underrated. Probably they screwed up with a lot of sexual scenes which were sometimes useless,but other than that,the movie is a pure gem. It portrays very well the problems related to being a soldier before,during and after the war. But more Importantly,it is the most accurate media representing the First Gulf War That War could simply be described as "Hell let Loose in a Desert",and the movie does a perfect job with its cinematography. You think that the shot of guys standing inside a country-sized smoke cloud is fictional? You think that the shot of soldiers watching countless oil wells catching fire while encountering little to no enemies was unrealistic? You're wrong,because that happened and not too long ago. Definitely a top pick
Agreed completely, it's also one of the only war films I've seen that really goes in depth with the toll that being trained as killing machines has on the men involved. Great film
@@CaydenFilm absolutely. All the trauma of being treated like an object soon to be destroyed,the conflicts of killing-being killed and the isolation from social life which is the war was portrayed wonderfully in Jarhead.
I agree, it focused on an aspect of war that most war movies gloss over. I think a lot of people went in expecting more action and left disappointed, kinda like the character in the movie.
While i dont believe many of these count as "best shots" in my opinion, it is really cool to see someone else's taste and what they consider great, regardless of personal favor.
Almost every war movie I have watched has great cinematography but I think the three best are The Thin Red Line, Apokalypse Now and Come And See is maybe even the best of them.
@@Va11idus Ok, and why? I liked the cinematography, the actors, some of the dialogue, the way they showed the Japanese soldiers only half way into the movie and the setting. Also some other stuff. What did you hate about it?
If we're talking about The Dark Knight, then the shot with Batman standing among the debris after Rachel dies while firefighters are dousing the flame should be there. Also, the shot of Joker riding in the backseat of the police car.
At 1:15 the burning spitfire in Dunkirk revealed a big mistake, as the planes cowling comes off all you see is a tiny rod on which the propeller is attached, no engine, no frame, no piping etc no nothing. At first I didnt notice it as I had already been disappointed by the movies myriad issues and inaccuracies, but another friend who noticed it pointed it out and we had a good laugh about it.
@@ncch7568 lol of course not...don't be daft...they probably didn't expect the cowling to fall off while the prop was burning...now if they did expect the cowling to be exposed while the prop burned they could have put a bit more effort and made a mocked up engine. Or they might have also just probably not cared and thought most people wont notice. The entire movie had a lot of sections where cgi to remove modern buildings and structures would have helped greatly, such as the modern buildings visible for example in the English docks where you see many modern buildings including the Weymouth Sealife Tower opened 2012, and other modern buildings with green roofing and modern windows, and what about Dunkirk itself, the town was practically untouched, no sign of the battle damage from the days and weeks before, and when the Spitfire is gliding past the beach and you can make out very modern buildings, very starkly evident in the cinema. Now of course Nolan wanted to keep cgi to a minimum but it would have really helped in this film, especially with the very anemic aerial battles,(Hardy's spitfire should have run out of ammo long before fuel was even a concern) which again due to his insistence on using on real planes limited the movies ability to show actual combat maneuvers, though understandable probably due to not wanting to stress the planes and risk damage or other accidents. This is why cgi would have helped greatly, for example just even adding more planes in the background to represent the actual numbers that took part in the battle. In the movies both the beaches and the skies were very empty, in fact I find the Dunkirk scene in Atonement(2007) was much better represented.
@@wikitheory3010 ok...any hobby in particular you have in mind? At present I like reading up on the history of warfare, thoroughly enjoy firearms(though as an Indian we have limited availability, if going through legal channels, but being in Nagaland there is a very healthy black market for firearms but I am yet to go down that path) , a bit of Airsofting, gardening(fruits and vegetables only, flowers bore me). I am also a avid comic book collector, though my cut off has been at the last decade or two. Used to be a avid gamer but now am putting the gpus to better use with a bit of hobby mining.
Silhouette = good. But for real you should have included the shot from the harder they fall where the camera zooms through the entire town to reveal the main character on his horse.
Personally I think on of the best shots in cinema is the pirates of the Caribbean at worlds end as they float sideways at the end and for a few seconds it’s compete silence just a wide shot until in cuts back into the chaos
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All Movies Used In This Video:
Jarhead
Donnie Darko
Django Unchained
Macbeth
Prisoners
Goodfellas
Dunkirk
Mad Max: Fury Road
No Country For Old Men
Midsommar
i listened to this while playiing as german in a 1945 mission in war thunder
low quali shit video
Was expecting Apocalypse Now
Medieval war one?
@@zioperaproduction that would be Macbeth
Dunkirk was an astounding movie, especially on the visual side of things: the shot where the plane was gliding over the beach was one of the best for me, showing, even though many people were saved, that the Dunkirk Evacuation was a disaster.
Got baked and watched Dunkirk, fell in love with movies all over again.
WHERE'S THE BLOODY AIR FORCE!!
I love Dunkirk's cinematography, it's so beautiful
Christopher Nolan is the best !
the only complaint I have with Dunkirk is that they didnt have NEARLY enough extras, that beach would have been absolutely filled with soldiers compared to the scattered lines, but other than that it is an amazing film
This guy love Jake Gyllenhaal
His films have great cinematography to be fair
@@CaydenFilm I agree.
Who doesn’t
@@Shuttershumate Taylor Swift
@@MrVodka-ie8jw ohhhhh😂
1:08 I love this shot so much
Shows that me and the boys will make it through the end.
Me too
what movie is it ?
@@joanen1634 dunkirk
@@TheGamingMotionTGM spoiler those guys except one dies
1:21
The pure scale of this shot is awe-inspiring
Which movie is it?
@@abhishekshekhar9116 mad max fury road
Seeing that movie in theater is a core memory, an absolute adrenaline rush
@@Headless_Hooman i saw it in 3d it was amazing
It reminds me of the parachute shot in godzilla
Donnie darko is def one of my all time favorites
That movie made me think differently when I saw it as a child
i watched it while i was young and it scared my a**
Probably the first movie that "hit hard" to me and had a deeper meaning. Its the story of a superhero that no one will ever know, and the quote "destruction is a form of creation" from Donnies book Ill always remember
1:18 This shot is amazing 🤩
its a video game
It's a Movie, Mad Max Fury Road
I love Mad Max Fury Road
@@GetFunnied ????
@@GetFunnied no
God dunkirk had the best shots I’ve ever seen
by which you mean, the most screensaver like - that seems to be the one metric in this video too
Say what you will, but I love humanity. We sometimes fuck up real bad, but we have been through so much shit, and we have all these feelings about ourselves, the world, and our existence. Films are one of the beautiful ways through which we express, share, and understand these feelings.
this sounds exactly like a plague someone used to root for an asteroid or a plague bac in the day but then gradually made his peace with humanity. How do I know? well...
The sad part is that many films now seem to be driven more by money rather than by personal ambition and sharing points of view.
We really are fascinating ourselves too, about how complex our brain is, how much we advanced and became the dominant species, not to mention there were other human species too that were physically worser or better than us yet we were the one that managed to survive.
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK That's both good and bad. Your point is there, and I agree, but the good about it being driven by money is that to actually make said money they have to make the movie/show/product good. Competition makes this even better
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK Movies have always been driven in some way by money. Ironically capitalism, greed and competition is what advanced our civilization.
In my opinion, one of the greatest shots ever in cinema is the closing shot of the infamous 1971 film The Devils. It's a brilliantly disturbing film and the final shot gives me shivers every time.
0:27 me pulling up to class in 2nd grade with the fit my grandma got me for Christmas
😂😂😂
I'm a sucker for good cinematography, it's what makes a good movie along with a good plot, good acting, and good music.
Can you please recommend some of your favorites? I love movies with great cinematography and visuals as well
1:20 while fury road wasn’t like the originals, with not a shadow of doubt, it is one of the best shot film I’ve ever watched. The storm scene and opening scene with Max next to his Interceptor are the best in the entire film
cinemtagraphy and lighting is such an underrated aspect of film making
Agreed, they can make an average film great when done well
Ironically action movies are the ones that have perfected it. 😂 They're like the one genre that does't need it but John Wick, Craig era bond movies, and the last three mission impossibles after had some of the best cinematography I've seen.
@@polls. you need to watch some more movies then, not saying there isnt great cinematography in the action movies, the ones you listed are great examples. but there are many movies that have great camera work that arent action at all, its just that these movies are rarely in the spotlight and are often niche, even if they have big names in them. some end up getting alot of recognition like the lighthouse but many are doomed to be cult classics or film class movies
@@animatedmonkey5882 Recommendations?
0:58 literally a shot
I swear Military movies absolutely go crazy with the cinematic shots...
Cinematography is by far the most important part of any film. Yet so many people don't even think about it when they are watching one.
I think the most important part is tied between story and cinematography.
Mad Max Fury road... one of my favourite movies of all time.
jarhead is definitively an amazing and beautiful film
donnie darko is and will for ever be my fav movie. i will never forget the first 2 times watching
the transition from Dunkirk to Mad Max with Tom Hardy in both shots was just *chefs kiss*
took over a year for someone to comment on this 😂😂
Wasn’t really a transition.
Jarhead is a movie which is so underrated. Probably they screwed up with a lot of sexual scenes which were sometimes useless,but other than that,the movie is a pure gem. It portrays very well the problems related to being a soldier before,during and after the war.
But more Importantly,it is the most accurate media representing the First Gulf War
That War could simply be described as "Hell let Loose in a Desert",and the movie
does a perfect job with its cinematography. You think that the shot of guys standing inside a country-sized smoke cloud is fictional? You think that the shot of soldiers watching countless oil wells catching fire while encountering little to no enemies was unrealistic? You're wrong,because that happened and not too long ago.
Definitely a top pick
Agreed completely, it's also one of the only war films I've seen that really goes in depth with the toll that being trained as killing machines has on the men involved. Great film
@@CaydenFilm absolutely. All the trauma of being treated like an object soon to be destroyed,the conflicts of killing-being killed and the isolation from social life which is the war was portrayed wonderfully in Jarhead.
I don't think anyone has ever said that... Oil wells on fire is one of the most iconic images from the Gulf War that most people will have seen
I agree, it focused on an aspect of war that most war movies gloss over. I think a lot of people went in expecting more action and left disappointed, kinda like the character in the movie.
The "sexual" scenes are very realistic my guy.
Donnie darko really fits this song
So glad you included prisoners. Personally my favorite movie
Imagine making a compilation of cinematic shots in only 720p.
I've made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgment and I don't expect to be forgiven. I'm simply here to apologize
@@CaydenFilm very nice choice of words
720p is fine
I can't tell because im using an iphone 5
While i dont believe many of these count as "best shots" in my opinion, it is really cool to see someone else's taste and what they consider great, regardless of personal favor.
Almost every war movie I have watched has great cinematography but I think the three best are The Thin Red Line, Apokalypse Now and Come And See is maybe even the best of them.
Agreed, also 1917 has some beautiful shots. Especially considering it was all filmed to look like one take
I unironically absolutely HATED The Thin Red Line.
@@Va11idus Ok, and why?
I liked the cinematography, the actors, some of the dialogue, the way they showed the Japanese soldiers only half way into the movie and the setting.
Also some other stuff. What did you hate about it?
@@CaydenFilm dark knight?
This in 4k quality= 10x better
Armageddon definitely deserves a scene in this :)
Needed the shot from Mad max where the pickup gets lifted up in the sandstorm.
these scenes were for me when i watched these movies really awe-inspiring
Dunkirk is just amazing!!
sometimes a single shot can do a lot to the movie
Bro i think the shot from the dark knight where the joker blows up the hospital should be here
If we're talking about The Dark Knight, then the shot with Batman standing among the debris after Rachel dies while firefighters are dousing the flame should be there. Also, the shot of Joker riding in the backseat of the police car.
Composition, composition, composition. What a beautiful thing you are. 🙏🙏
Huge w for acknowledging the cinematic beauty of jarhead
Take this big w man you really know cinema ❤️🔥
1:02
bro i legit LOVE these type of shots, they are just so sexy
Kind of surprised interstellar is missing but god damn the movies you picked are just perfect
it's a pretty tawdry film bro selection tbh, just like all of these edits I've seen
@@helvete_ingres4717 Agreed.
@@helvete_ingres4717 lol every edit does not need to include kubrick or coppola damn it.
“Best shots of cinema” *only includes American movies from the last 15 years*
alternative title: babies first film studies project
Thanks for including no country for old men, that movie is awesome
You got me this is cinema
Almost every second of this would make a dope wallpaper
Impressive, very nice
Let's see Paul Allen's Little Dark Age - Best Shots Of Cinema video
Cinema is the 21st century’s art
At 1:15 the burning spitfire in Dunkirk revealed a big mistake, as the planes cowling comes off all you see is a tiny rod on which the propeller is attached, no engine, no frame, no piping etc no nothing. At first I didnt notice it as I had already been disappointed by the movies myriad issues and inaccuracies, but another friend who noticed it pointed it out and we had a good laugh about it.
Oh wow I never noticed
You think they would burn an entire spitfire?
@@ncch7568 lol of course not...don't be daft...they probably didn't expect the cowling to fall off while the prop was burning...now if they did expect the cowling to be exposed while the prop burned they could have put a bit more effort and made a mocked up engine. Or they might have also just probably not cared and thought most people wont notice. The entire movie had a lot of sections where cgi to remove modern buildings and structures would have helped greatly, such as the modern buildings visible for example in the English docks where you see many modern buildings including the Weymouth Sealife Tower opened 2012, and other modern buildings with green roofing and modern windows, and what about Dunkirk itself, the town was practically untouched, no sign of the battle damage from the days and weeks before, and when the Spitfire is gliding past the beach and you can make out very modern buildings, very starkly evident in the cinema.
Now of course Nolan wanted to keep cgi to a minimum but it would have really helped in this film, especially with the very anemic aerial battles,(Hardy's spitfire should have run out of ammo long before fuel was even a concern) which again due to his insistence on using on real planes limited the movies ability to show actual combat maneuvers, though understandable probably due to not wanting to stress the planes and risk damage or other accidents. This is why cgi would have helped greatly, for example just even adding more planes in the background to represent the actual numbers that took part in the battle. In the movies both the beaches and the skies were very empty, in fact I find the Dunkirk scene in Atonement(2007) was much better represented.
Mr Longchar, I think you need to take up a hobby.
@@wikitheory3010 ok...any hobby in particular you have in mind? At present I like reading up on the history of warfare, thoroughly enjoy firearms(though as an Indian we have limited availability, if going through legal channels, but being in Nagaland there is a very healthy black market for firearms but I am yet to go down that path) , a bit of Airsofting, gardening(fruits and vegetables only, flowers bore me). I am also a avid comic book collector, though my cut off has been at the last decade or two. Used to be a avid gamer but now am putting the gpus to better use with a bit of hobby mining.
why does this gives me chills
Donnie Darko has changed my life.
Music is epic.Makes any video masterpiece :)
Jake is one of my favorite actors i love this edit
This is fantastic, so psyched to see Donnie Darko!😁 Is 0:46 Macbeth? The shot of a hooded figure at a forest on fire.
Yes that shot is from Macbeth, I'd recommend watching it if you're into cinematography because the entire film is full of great shots like that
@@CaydenFilm Sweet, thank you!
I should watch donnie darko lol
I think the Ned Beatty monologue from Network would fit in here well, too!
Midsommar is hella underrated . Nobody talkin about it.
fanaticizing war is against everything joshua stood for.
jarhead omg love it
Really underrated movie, glad you enjoyed it
Really underrated movie, glad you enjoyed it
Need more of this 🔥🔥
Good video but would be 5x better if it had any clips from either of the bladerunner movies
I'll definitely be using clips from Bladerunner in future videos
Silhouette = good. But for real you should have included the shot from the harder they fall where the camera zooms through the entire town to reveal the main character on his horse.
wide shots are the way to mesmerize
Agreed, I absolutely love ultra wide shots and extreme close ups
the part in 1917 with all the lights going crazy
"best shots from film" aka "compilation of shots from war movies"
A lot of truly great shots I was expecting were just.. not here.
1:15 I don't know why this scene shows me about hope of our fates
wow it’s been so long i should rewatch mad max fury road
me waiting for bladerunner 2049 to come up
good luck on your channel!
Those Dunkirk scenes were nice!
my favortie shot in any movie ever or one of them is probably the HALO insertion scene from godzilla 2014
Personally I think on of the best shots in cinema is the pirates of the Caribbean at worlds end as they float sideways at the end and for a few seconds it’s compete silence just a wide shot until in cuts back into the chaos
Dunkirk was a fantastic film
Django unchained is beautiful
Needs the hallway fight shot from Oldboy aswell
this guy really likes silhouettes
The fact that I haven’t seen any of those movies…
"Best Shots"
*Uploads in 720p
very inspiring
I LOVE DONNIE DARKO SO MUCH
Fury Road is such a good looking movie
Some shots from Black pearl vs Flying dutchman from POTC 3 are also epic, should have included
If cinema was invented 20 years ago
Nice edit man, also which movie is 0:43 , the colors look amazing
That's Macbeth (2015) the entire film is beautifully shot I'd recommend it
Can't wait for the next Mad Max
Can you list all the movies? I want to watch them all.
Jarhead
Donnie Darko
Django Unchained
Macbeth
Prisoners
Goodfellas
Dunkirk
Mad Max: Fury Road
No Country For Old Men
Midsommar
@@CaydenFilm thanks mate.
Jean marie !?
@@joesmama8101 le seul est l'unique.
@@CaydenFilm i know the list of movies I’m gonna watch now, thanks
perfect
kingdom of heaven has some good shots
Correction: some AMAZING shots!!!!
0:11 hold up is that a creepy pasta scene? Is there a movie on creepypastas?
That Midsommar movie really fucked me up
"Best Shots Of Cinema" A.K.A "The Best Shots From Some Mid-20-Year-Old's Netflix Watched List"
I can confirm this was indeed, based.
SOME of the best shots ever hehe
Art
Dunkirk was so beautiful
Dang Llewellyn i understand why you had to go back for the agua
Title should be : little dark age - best shot of jake gyllenhaal
nostalgia
Did you make it?
If yes then i will respec you to find these shot
Mad max, Dunkirk
best shots and donnie darko
YEEEEEE DONNIE DARKOOOO!!!!
anything with Roger Deakins at the helm
bill orcutt sent me here
I don't know who that is but welcome!