Submitted by Impressive-Sea3221 t3_z51jck in movies
TheBirdBytheWindow t1_ixtv75b wrote
Reply to comment by Impressive-Sea3221 in All Quiet On The Western Front (2022) by Impressive-Sea3221
Take some time and see They Shall Not Grow Old. You'll thank yourself.
If cinematography is your thing, Eggers films (The Lighthouse, The Northman, The VVitch) will knock your socks off. Definitely want to see his works on the big screen as they are released.
Films that get us thinking get us doing. And as a society we need to get back to doing good things on a big scale. Long Live Cinema!
Impressive-Sea3221 OP t1_ixtvsp0 wrote
I’ll definitely check them out I would’ve love too seen this in a movie theater and a director I really like is Christopher Nolan his films cause of how he uses practical effects instead of overdoing it with cgi
TheBirdBytheWindow t1_ixtw6a2 wrote
Nolan is king of this! You've got a great list going to keep your interests piqued!
Never stop letting the wonder fill you!
Impressive-Sea3221 OP t1_ixtwgzf wrote
I can’t wait to explore more movies I’m 18 and don’t know what to do with my life but I’m really starting to like cinematography they way it can tell you something or make you feel a certain way is so amazing to me
TheBirdBytheWindow t1_ixtwrz8 wrote
I think the movies are a wonderful way to discover yourself and consider what paths you would like to take in this life! There's no shortage of opportunity there.
Finding passion like this is no small thing. You're using film the way it ought to be intended and that's so cool! Whether it be in the industry or one you discover because of it.
Let it guide you. Plenty of journeys to choose from on the big screen!
Impressive-Sea3221 OP t1_ixtxr8b wrote
Agreed films can have great messages to help you in life if it’s by telling someone’s story or just amazing writing
TheBirdBytheWindow t1_ixtyn0j wrote
Or even just giving you inspiration to see or try and feel new things.
Lots of eye opening experiences laid out! How exciting!
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