theres one shot that kind of blew me away and it was on the mole when the camera
Dunkirk's Cinematography
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God I would (and will) rewatch this film just for the cinematography alone.
My favorite shot in the film was
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Jesus I think I've missed it. I was just utterly shocked and kicking myself forjemme wrote:My favorite shot in the film was
My favorite shot is right at the beginning when
It was one of the most atmospheric ones. Plus superb directing.
My favorite big-scale shot was cutted-off from the movie. It was a giant shot of destroyer from the prologue, right from the top to the bottom of the IMAX screen. Maybe Nolan and co. decided that it was too IMAX-dependent.
My favorite big-scale shot was cutted-off from the movie. It was a giant shot of destroyer from the prologue, right from the top to the bottom of the IMAX screen. Maybe Nolan and co. decided that it was too IMAX-dependent.
Well, he didRuth wrote:Jesus I think I've missed it. I was just utterly shocked and kicking myself forjemme wrote:My favorite shot in the film was
Impossible to think of only one favorite shot, but mostly the wide angle aerial shots and also the
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^Well duh. The thing is I read a review with spoilers which called
Great podcast: First AC Bob Hall on the Camera and Lensing Challenges of Dunkirk
http://www.studiodaily.com/2017/07/firs ... s-dunkirk/
http://www.studiodaily.com/2017/07/firs ... s-dunkirk/