Does anyone know of a more beautiful movie? I have seen thousands of movies, and yet whenever I try to picture visual poetry, "Hiroshima Mon Amour" always comes to mind first. I just can't picture anything else taking it place as a mental prototype.
AK-47. When you absolutely, positively got to kill every mofo in the room, accept no substitutes.
My personal favourite beautiful movies would have to be :-
Almodovar's 'All about my Mother'and 'Broken Embraces'.
Hitchcock's 'Vertigo'.
Bogdanovich's 'Last Picture Show' and 'Paper Moon'.
Wenders' 'Paris, Texas'.
David Lean's 'Lawrence' and 'Great Expectations'.
Woody's 'Manhattan'.
Jean Renoir's 'Une Partie de Compagnie', 'The River' and 'French Can Can'
This is up-there with beautiful films. The black and white photography is gorgeous and it looks so fresh and contemporary.
Fatima had a fetish for a wiggle in her scootshare
Just a few examples:
Pather Panchali- Satyajit Ray; Cin: Subrata Mitra
The River- Jean Renoir; Cin: Claude Renoir
The Red Shoes and Black Narcissus- Michael Powell; Cin: Jack Cardiff
The Lover as THESTARCHILD_90 said.
Rebecca- Alfred Hitchcock, influenced by David O'Selznick
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir- Joseph Mankiewicz; Possibly the most beautiful romantic fantasy ever made
The Enchanted Cottage- John Cromwell
Summer of '42 and To Kill a Mockingbird- Richard Mulligan
La Belle et La Bete- Jean Cocteau
Kwaidan-Masaki Kobayashi
Lili- Charles Walters; Cin. by Robert H. Planck
Any film by
Bimal Roy
Hayao Miyazaki
Agnes Varda- most well known film is Cleo from 5 to 7
Ingmar Bergman
Vincente Minelli, esp. Madame Bovary and The Bad and the Beautiful
George Stevens
William Wyler
George Cukor
Ernst Lubitsch- There's a reason for the phrase "Lubtisch touch"!
Werckmeister Harmonies.
In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summershare