Do you think Hollywood movies are shot better than foreign films?
I was watching the remake of Miss Bala, and couldn't help but think the cinematograhphy and color grade, in the remake was more polished looking than the original, but the original is only a few years old.
That got me thinking that the American, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo remake is also more polished looking than the original which came out two years prior. The American remake of Oldboy, also has much more polished cinematography than the original, but maybe a lot changed in ten years? What do you think? Does Hollywood just have the best of the best maybe, and that's why? |
I don't like the polished look. I think movies looked better in the 70's and before. For the most part.
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Originally Posted by cricket (Post 2047199)
I don't like the polished look. I think movies looked better in the 70's and before. For the most part.
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Re: Do you think Hollywood movies are shot better than foreign films?
Yeah I'm not sure I like more polished either, I just noticed that they American remakes look more polished than the non-American originals.
Perhaps you could have a non-polished look, but polished un-polished, like something in between. |
Originally Posted by cricket (Post 2047199)
I don't like the polished look. I think movies looked better in the 70's and before. For the most part.
Visually strong recent non Hollywood films. Under The Skin The Handmaiden Hard To Be A God The Lobster/Killing of a Sacred Deer/The Favourite Timbuktu Embrace of the Serpent The Great Beauty Calvary Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives Ida/Cold War The Racer and the Jailbird Berberian Sound Studio/The Duke of Burgudy Blue is The Warmest Colour/Mektoub My Love Once Upon A Time in Anatolia Grand Central High Life Zama |
I think if anyone pulls the polished look off well, it's Fincher. He has a visual style which really pulls you into the worlds he creates, particularly in The Game, Seven, Fight Club and Gone Girl.
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Re: Do you think Hollywood movies are shot better than foreign films?
Well one movie I can think of the foreign original had better considerably better cinematography than the American remake is Infernal Affairs.
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Re: Do you think Hollywood movies are shot better than foreign films?
Do you think American books are written better than non-American books?
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No.
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This guy is impossible. :rotfl:
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Re: Do you think Hollywood movies are shot better than foreign films?
Is this where the aficionados of cinema gather?
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Re: Do you think Hollywood movies are shot better than foreign films?
Bollywood films have some serious talent shooting wise, they are probably on par with hollywood
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Re: Do you think Hollywood movies are shot better than foreign films?
No.
The opposite. Take a look at Lukasz Zal's photography. |
Originally Posted by ScarletLion (Post 2049017)
No.
The opposite. Take a look at Lukasz Zal's photography. Whether it was intentional or not I do think the question picks up on a divide in cinema were by cinematography is considered more a standardised tool in a lot of big Hollywood releases but a creative outlet elsewhere. |
Re: Do you think Hollywood movies are shot better than foreign films?
Nah, too much cgi with Hollywood.
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Re: Do you think Hollywood movies are shot better than foreign films?
Well it just seems that way in the examples I posted before, as I feel that Hollywood cinematography seems more crisp, when comparing it to the original foreign films such as The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, or Miss Bala.
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Overall, almost in every aspect, not just the cinematography, I feel foreign films are better, deeper, more artistic, meaningful, etc......
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I was told by one person that he feels that foreign nations make just as shallow films as Hollywood but America only brings over the really good ones, compared to the more shallow ones. Do you think that's true though?
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