Recommend me some movies with amazing cinematography!

Dolls

The Crowd

  Yegg said:

The Conformist

seconded. great movie with some great photography. and i guess i'll add another bertolucci to the list:

last tango in paris

Jan Svankmajer-Alice.

Wider the ratio is, better the cinematography is. 2.35:1 ftw!

delicatessen. The french film

Dellamorte Dellamore, (cemetary man)..Rupert Everett film but its still really good and moody

christopher doyle at his best: happy together, chungking express, fallen angels

love & pop - technically it's a mess (shot on cheap handheld digital cameras) and could be seen as amateurish, but i just love the look.

eros plus massacre

pierrot le fou

flowers of shanghai (only uses natural light, shot mostly indoors)

blade runner

Casshern (japan, 2005)

it's mostly CGI but this movie is so fucking beautiful. even during some of the fight scenes, i have to get some tears out of the corners of my eyes cause its so. fucking. beautiful

trailer / youtube quality ≠ great justice

edit ARGH not embeddable

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk9fGI90qdM

  Yegg said:

Soy Cuba

I love this film. Reminds I need to seek out the special edition that came out not too long ago.

All About Lily Chou-Chou

Badlands

Barry Lyndon

Buffalo '66

Chinatown

City of God

Cyclo

Days of Heaven

Dead Man

Floating Weeds

Gattaca

The Hidden Fortress

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Arc

Last Life in the Universe

The Limey

McCabe & Mrs. Miller

Munich

Seven

Tokyo Drifter

Vozvrashcheniye (The Return)

Sátántangó (although this one requires a lot of patience)

The Fall

  analogue wings said:

Days of Heaven

ohh fuck yes...

basically anything from malick or tarkovsky

Throne of Blood.

The scene where lady macbeth walks into the closet to get the poison. Ah jeez, it's amazing. Anyone who's seen it knows what i'm talking about.

Lawernce of Arabia

The Cranes Are Flying

Tokyo Olympiad (ftw)

Brazil

Blade Runner

Mulholland Drive

Donnie Darko

Gattaca

The Thing

Fight Club

Se7en

Benjamin Button

Empire of the Sun

Akira Kurosawa's Dreams

Hard Boiled

Lawrence of Arabia

Ghandi

No Country For Old Men

Fargo

Platoon

Das Boot

Every Kubrick Film Ever Made

Alone In The Wilderness

Inland Empire

Forbidden Planet

Dark City

Sunshine

Sin City

Do the Right Thing

Empire Strikes Back

Big Lebowski

The Crow

Wall-E

Last of the Mohicans

Heat

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Fritz Lang's Metropolis

Avalon (Mamoru Oshii)

punch-drunk love

buffalo '66

magnolia

the fountain

eraserhead

Lost Highway - especially the first 20 minutes or so.

manhunter (the original)

  Yegg said:

Cries and Whispers

just came in here to mention this