Every Best Cinematography Winner. Ever. (1929-2017 Oscars)
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0:00 Introduction
0:03 WHITE SHADOWS IN THE SOUTH SEAS (1928/29)
0:08 TABU: A STORY OF THE SOUTH SEAS (1930/31)
0:16 CLEOPATRA (1934)
0:19 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (1935)
0:31 A STAR IS BORN (1937 COLOR)
0:45 REBECCA (1940 B&W)
0:48 THE THIEF OF BAGDAD (1940 COLOR)
0:51 HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY (1941 B&W)
0:59 THE BLACK SWAN (1942 COLOR)
1:05 PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1943 COLOR)
1:08 LAURA (1944 B&W)
1:11 WILSON (1944 COLOR)
1:14 THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY (1945 BSW)
1:20 ANNA AND THE KING OF SIAM (1946 B&W)
1:23 THE YEARLING (1946 COLOR)
1:26 GREAT EXPECTATIONS (1947 B&W)
1:29 BLACK NARCISSUS (1947 COLOR)
1:32 THE NAKED CITY (1948 B&W)
1:35 JOAN OF ARC (1948 COLOR)
1:38 BATTLEGROUND (1949 B.8W)
1:41 SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON (1949 COLOR)
1:47 KING SOLOMON'S MINES (1950 COLOR)
1:59 THE QUIET MAN (1952 COLOR)
2:05 SHANE (1953 COLOR)
2:09 ON THE WATERFRONT (1954 B&W)
2:12 THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN (1954 COLOR)
2:18 TO CATCH A THIEF (1955 COLOR)
2:32 THE DEFIANT ONES (1958 B&W)
2:35 GIGI (1958 COLOR)
2:38 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK (1959 B&W)
2:41 BEN-HUR (1959 COLOR)
2:49 SONS AND LOVERS (1960 B&W)
2:52 SPARTACUS (1960 COLOR)
2:56 THE HUSTLER (1961 B&W)
2:59 WEST SIDE STORY (1961 COLOR)
3:05 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962 COLOR)
3:13 CLEOPATRA (1963 COLOR)
3:24 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO (1965 COLOR)
3:29 A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (1966 COLOR)
3:32 BONNIE AND CLYDE (1967)
3:35 ROMEO AND JULIET (1968)
3:38 BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID (1969)
3:46 CABARET (1972)
3:51 THE TOWERING INFERNO (1974)
3:58 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND (1977)
4:01 DAYS OF HEAVEN (1978)
4:04 APOCALYPSE NOW (1979)
4:07 TESS (1980)
4:14 GANDHI (1982)
4:18 FANNY AND ALEXANDER (1983)
4:21 THE KILLING FIELDS (1984)
4:27 THE MISSION (1986)
4:32 THE LAST EMPEROR (1987)
4:36 MISSISSIPPI BURNING (1988)
4:40 GLORY (1989)
4:49 A RIVER RUNS THROUGH
4:58 BRAVEHEART (1995)
5:05 TITANIC (1997)
5:08 SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1998)
5:14 AMERICAN BEAUTY (1999)
5:20 CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON (2000)
5:26 THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001)
5:37 MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD (2003)
5:40 THE AVIATOR (2004)
5:43 MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA (2005)
5:48 PAN'S LABYRINTH (2006)
5:56 SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE (2008)
6:06 INCEPTION (2010)
6:16 LIFE OF PI (2012)
6:21 GRAVITY (2013)
6:27 BIRDMAN (2014)
6:36 THE REVENANT (2015)
6:48 ARRIVAL (2016)
7:03 LION (2016)
7:11 SILENCE (2016) - บันเทิง
This year the nominations are Arrival, La La Land, Lion, Moonlight & Silence. Who do you think is gonna win?
Burger Fiction La La Land I hope.
Burger Fiction La La Land no question.
Burger Fiction I'm going with Moonlight, though I don't know much about any of them.
La La Land
Burger Fiction Arrival should win
I had no idea that, for a long time, cinema had different award categories for B&W & colour. The more you know!
That's an absolutely beautiful tribute, cinematography is one of the most under-rated factors of a film.
underrated? how?
I just mean that mainstream society never really consider the significance of the camera.
What? It's usually the composers responsible for the film score that are most often forgotten.
@@crisfilms8165 yeah no, the sound mixers
Stunt work def gotta be the most underrated
The fact that Citizen Kane didn't win for its masterful camerawork is a crime.
Trax-3 true, but CK was groundbreaking.
Søren Saunders It's because the real life person who the character of Citizen Kane is based on (Randolph Hearst) had a lot of sway and forced people to hate the film. Even when it did win an Oscar, people booed it because of him.
+Mr. Red Herring It wasn't ground breaking. It didn't do anything new. Orson Welles learned everything from other directors and their films, most notably John Ford's Stagecoach. What Orson Welles did was bring together the best aspects of other movies and putting them all into one movie.
Jackson DeStefano you said it in your own comment brother. What other director, at that time, took the best technical aspects of so many German Expressionist films and othersss, put them all together, tied the oscar winning script with the visuals in a masterful way, depicting a man's inner workings -- plus facing huge pressure behind the scenes, and he still had the balls to make a very artistic film, that still holds up today. Don't forget that he wrote, directed and starred in it (first film, age 25, budget of 3 movies).
Film critics/lovers still ride that Citizen Kane D, all day everyday baby.
Saying it isn't groundbreaking isn't backed up by facts my friend. No offense.
and the fact that neither Roger Deakins nor Gordon Willis has won an Academy Award for their masterful work
The way the two different mediums developed while there were both b&w and colour oscars is striking. The b&w films focussed much more on light and shadow, while the colour ones went for reflections, landscapes and carefully coloured lights. Just look at how _Anne Frank_ compares with _Ben Hur_ in 1959.
So astonishing that Imauel Lubezki got the oscar for the last three Films that won
Bo_Russe 92 ikr and all 3 have such unique looks
eh more or less. i'd say while they are all incredible, they are very similar and not very unique to eachother
agree, especially the long take shots without cutting are stunning (Birdman without any real seen cut)
Roger Deakins has been nominated 13 TIMES for Cinematography and has never won the award. He has been nominated for Sicario, Skyfall, Fargo, The Shawshank Redemption among others.
**Emmanuel Lubezki**
The fact that Deakins doesn't have a win blows my mind. That man is the best in the biz, and he should have at least 5 Oscars.
Agreed!
wow, didn't know how many contributions he has done
King of Wakanda your here too... wow
The last few times he's lost, it's been to movies that were just barely better (There Will be Blood over No Country for Old Men, Life of Pi over Skyfall, The Revenant over Sicario, etc.) but the fact that he didn't win for Fargo in 1996 is a travesty (The English Patient? Seriously?!).
King of Wakanda hey your on chris stuckmanns channel commenting all the time! And i agree his old work was iconic and his new stuff is very good as well. Personally i enjoyed his work on the big lebowski
The Oscar winner this year should say this as an acceptance speech: "I would like to thank Emmanuel Lubezki for not being nominated."
You should honor the cinematographers by crediting them as well as the films they worked on.
I probably would have flipped my shit if Memoirs of a Geisha didn't win the year it was nominated. I turn that movie on all the time just to look at it. That dance scene with the snow sends chills up my spine every single time.
How to win Best Cinematography:
Have Leonardo DiCaprio in your movie.
Seriously. Titanic, The Aviator, Inception, The Revenant
Emmanuel Lubezki won three consecutive yrs, 2013,14,15 for Gravity, Birdman, and The Revenant respectively, CRAZY!!!
I didn't know how much I needed this video until I saw it in my feed. Well done, Burger.
2013, 2014 and 2015 goes all to Emmanuel Lubezki aka Chivo. The man is killing the game.
It's amazing how just a second long clip can tell so much and give you so many emotions
Can you do best soundtracks?
Lawrence Calablaster *Best Original Score
Azenji That's what I meant :)
hmmmm best OST...Hans Hans Hans Hans. that's how i imagine it'd be. but i'm a young cat, what do i know?
I don't imagine that'd turn out well unless the video was an hour or two long. It would just be 10-second audio clips from the 130 films that have won a Best Score Oscar (there are many years where there were two Best Score categories)
Benjamin Kham I'm sure there'd be a few John Williamses and Ennio Morricones there too.
ben hur looks so good.
Tengai Honestly, I don't know what they used, but it still looks perfect today.
Yeah, I was really amazed!
MGM Camera 65 (a 70mm film format) and glorious Technicolor!
65mm does that. Look at _Hateful Eight_
Burger Fiction, I love watching these videos! Keep up the great work, I loved watching the movies and winners over the years and the background music was definitely fitting.
Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous compilation, thank you. Some had better showcases than others but still.
Personal favs here are probably Cries and Whispers, Black Narcissus, Days of Heaven, An American in Paris, and Cabaret
Excellent collage of winners. I didn't realize how many of these films brought out "the feels" when I first watched them. Nice touch btw, adding the nominees for 2016.
Wow.. Great editing! Gongrats!
Now this is my favorite video on youtube. Simply beautiful
Please keep this video up Burger Fiction. The clips, editing, and the music all combine to inspire me and motivate me in what I do as a photographer and an artist and this video always ALWAYS encourages me and is responsible for some of the prizes and recognition I have received so far for my work. I have you and this video to thank.
Excellent!!! Thanks for posting.
Thank you for making this video! Very enjoyable to watch! Also, I didn't realize they gave the award out for both B&W and color for so many years :O I mean it makes sense since during the time both types of films were released, but still! Amazing!
This music with all these lovely scenes are amazing. I've probably come back to watch this video three times.
Loving this series (if you'd call it that) and this channel, keep up good word :)
Thanks for providing the names of the films with each clip.
Thanks for posting this lovely and informative video. The video gave me ideas on movies to re-watch, and movies to watch for the first time. Awesome!
I really appreciate this!
Man... These bring back memories, man.
Ily for making these vids
the shot from Apocalypse Now was incredible
Thank you for editing this! Every time I see this kind of cinema edit from past to now, it always makes me feel the touching of movie as an art.
Best Cinematography Winner 2017 will be "La La Land" definitely.
Just a personal opinion.
THIS IS THE BEST TH-cam CHANNEL OMG THANKS
This video has been selected by the channel as one of the best Movie trailer & Clip videos on TH-cam and was added to the channel's playlist accordingly. Thanks for sharing.
Keep up the good work!
This was excellent :)
Man, Chivo is killing the game. Definitely can't wait to see what he does next.
Wonderful video. Can’t stop watching it. The clips for each film have been perfectly chosen to present the cinematography of that film. Are you planning on making another video to include this years nominations?
Extremely nice video. Congratulations. Really piece of art. I will recommend to all my friends
This was beautiful. and it's added a lot of films to the list that I need to watch
Thank u for this!
Watching this video reminds me of all the reasons why I fell in love with cinema, and certainly why I chose to be a cinematographer. Great work!!!
How does this have dislikes??
I think this was incredibly well put together and underpins the artistic craft of cinematography wonderfully
This was amazing! I WAS REALLY SURPRISED AT HOW MODERN AND ADVANCED SOME OF THE EARLIER MOVIES WERE IN TERMS OF CINEMATOGRAPHY.
wow, great job! 👍👍
Cinematographer Robert Krasker's The Third Man and Conrad Hall (Butch & Sundance, American Beauty, Road to Perdition) are my favs.
Burger Fiction: This video really needs the names of the cinematographers (and maybe a counter of oscar wins/nominations) given that it's a celebration of their work. Other than that, awesome, subscribed.
Very well done
that Gravity part is on point
Awesome love this tipe video
2013, 2014, 2015 Three Chivo's in a row
Beautiful!!!
the music makes this so much more magical
I really enjoyed this video. I hope to have my work nominated one day
If Roger Deakins don't win this year for Blade Runner 2049, I'd be very disappointed (but not surprised).
Congratulations he did (sry I'm 2 yeats late lmao)
This video is edited to perfection and it matches the music on every note.
This is history right here, amazing
The Revenant has some of the most beautiful uses if cinematography ever seen in film. Truly stunning. I think Silence will win this year, since it was snubbed in everything else.
Ran should have won in 1985
i watch this for inspiration
This got me in tears.
i love that you update the thumpnails
A River runs through it, my favorite film of all time and deservedly won the Oscar for cinematography. Roussellot makes perfect use of the camera to showcase the beauty and serenity of the Montana wilderness. Because of that film, I hope to visit Montana and flyfish on the Gallatin River where they shot it. "I am haunted By waters"
Please update this video every year, forever.
0:33 - 0:36 Whoa! That's an awesome sequence!
Man, if Roger Dekins doesn't win this year for Blade Runner 2049, then I'll be shocked and pissed to my very core.
That Arrival shot is one of my favourite images, period.
I strangely get emotional watching this. Too much beauty in one clip along with the music to handle.
I seriously have tears in my eyes. Movies are so majestic. I sound so corny but they really are amazing and creative and beautiful sometimes!
well well well,... good stuff. maybe good enough to use on my one short a month challnge on my channel!!
Best kisses in movies? for this Valentine's Day
Tarkovsky "Ivan's childhood".It's also best filmed kjss but movie is very sad.
Sam Kreinberg IS there a Andrei Tarkovsky that ISN'T sad? I haven't seen one lol
+Justice J. Srisuk nope
Sadly, no Roger Deakins.
Hidden Planet Productions I think we'll live.
more videos! more nominations! please!
Caught me off guard by including this years nominees. Would love to see an Every Art Direction Winner montage some day.
The 1990s looks to have been a great time to be in VFX.
I absolutely love the cinematography of pans labyrinth.
and then suddenly, in your subscription list, Burger Fiction, reminding you why they're so worth the wait...
What the hell did they use to shoot BenHur? Ridiculously good picture quality for 1959.
Sound Mix 6-Track Stereo (Westrex Recording System)
Color Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio 2.66 : 1 (super 8mm)
2.76 : 1 (70 mm prints)
2.55 : 1 (35 mm prints)
Camera Lenses By Panavision
Laboratory Technicolor S.p.a., Roma, Italy
Film Length 6,100 m
Negative Format 65 mm (Eastman 25T 5248)
Cinematographic Process MGM Camera 65 (anamorphic)
Printed Film Format 35 mm
8 mm
70 mm
UnbelievabIeMontages Thanks but.. . you aight my man?
Could someone please find the name of this video's soundtrack? It's just so awesome!
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99% of the photography in La La Land is stunning but there are 2-3 instances where the camera does a pan that seems to have motion blur on it, and I felt a very brief nausea.
The same kind of pan also happens in Whiplash (same director) if I recall correctly. I personally liked it quite well.
Sam Feinberg yeah like that pool party scene i felt like i was gonna barf
I got that too. It might be intentionally done to reflect how it would have looked if it was shot in the period it takes its inspiration from.
lol yes it's called a whip-pan.
An enjoyable mash-up ... provided the toy synthesizer audio is muted.
I had forgotten how fucking awesome is The Revenant's last shot.
Can't believe The Neon Demon and The Handmaiden weren't nominated!!! Take out Lion and Arrival
cutboot LOL take out the probable winner that is Arrival?
I agree with Lion but Arrival was stunning
For me the real boost of Arrival's great aesthetic is the Production Design, accolade for which is nominated. I like what it does in terms of cinematography, I think it's good, but for me The Neon Demon and The Handmaiden are better, I would even put Nocturnal Animals or The Witch before Arrival. But it's just my opinion :)
cutboot that's a good point for sure, it's always tough for me to tell with some movies like Gravity or Avatar how much is due to great cinematography and how much is due to great special effects/production design
Absolutely. This year's choice is embarrassing. The acadamy confuses directing with cinematography and only nominates potential best pictures...
Great cinematography,indeed.
I cant believe that nocturnal animals wasnt nomitated for best cinematography
It's widely recognized that Days of Heaven and Barry Lyndon have the best cinematography. It's a shame Citizen Kane didn't win though.
The fact that Blade Runner and 2001 haven't won is mindblowing
It's like every year they alternate back and forth between b&w and color for which style film will be crowned the winner
Great video. Who do you think will win this year?
outstanding nominees this year - any one of them could win and it would be well deserved (personal favorite is arrival, but I think la la land could pull off the Oscar as well)
I had a hunch when I saw the black and white _Cleopatra_ that the 1963 remake would appear on this list also, making it the first time both an original film and its remake won for Best Cinematography.
THOSE ARE what so-called "modern filmakers" must watch, every (I mean it) cut in this video gives me goosebump, totally love it. Keep on the good work
WHAT A VIDEO OMG
I love youre vid they are so help full i almost feel like i soud pay u as a reearch reasercher or something
why can't popular music be like this? getting better and more beautiful every year.
You should do Best Production Design, Best Makeup and Hairstyling, and Best Costume Design next. Also, you could do Best Dance Direction as an April Fools video.
Bridge over the River Kwai, Lawrence of Arabia, Dr Zhivago and Ryan's Daughter. Freddie Young was an absolute genius of the epic shots.
Recently I had a sort of déjà vue experience which occurred while boarding one of a series of buses to early morning classes at the University of British Columbia. I flashed back to the labourers' march in the opening scene of Doctor Zhivago. Movies are messing with my memory. Was I an extra in that film or not?
it would be awesome to see the every best foreign film winner.