I'd like to add the movie Alien (1979) because of the way most of the scenes portrayed the characters on the ship as helpless with no escape and how the film builds on how claustrophobic the ship is.
I'll add Moonrise Kingdom. The centered shots throughout the entire film was very satisfying to the eyes. It would catch your attention showing you the emotion or location of the characters.
I'd like to add Casablanca to the list. The lighting and use of shadows were very aesthetically pleasing. The cinematography itself explains the story so much without the need for dialogue.
I'd like to add Psycho to the list because the scenes that were portrayed through out the movie showed the character's personality by using lighting. The lighting was used to portray shadows to show mystery or a darker side to the character.
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I'd like to add the movie Alien (1979) because of the way most of the scenes portrayed the characters on the ship as helpless with no escape and how the film builds on how claustrophobic the ship is.
I'll add Moonrise Kingdom. The centered shots throughout the entire film was very satisfying to the eyes. It would catch your attention showing you the emotion or location of the characters.
I'd like to add Casablanca to the list. The lighting and use of shadows were very aesthetically pleasing. The cinematography itself explains the story so much without the need for dialogue.
I'd like to add Psycho to the list because the scenes that were portrayed through out the movie showed the character's personality by using lighting. The lighting was used to portray shadows to show mystery or a darker side to the character.
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