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If you want some introspective on cinematography, both modern and classical, here are some films I suggest: |
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Freaks Frida Ghandi Gladiator The Godfather: Part I and II The Grapes of Wrath Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azbakan The Hudsucker Proxy I Am Sam The Ice Storm In America Kill Bill Vol. 1 and 2 La Strada The Last Samurai The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Lost In Translation M Master and Commander Moulin Rouge Mystic River The Nightmare Before Christmas North by Northwest One Flew Over the Cuckoo�s Nest The Passion of the Christ Pink Floyd�s The Wall Rasputin (BBC) |
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8 � 2001: A Space Odyssey 21 Grams Amadeus American History X Amores Perros Apocalypse Now Apt Pupil A Beautiful Mind Billy Elliot Black Beauty Bloody Sunday Bowling for Columbine Braveheart Cinema Paradiso Citizen Kane Clockwork Orange Dead Man Walking Dog Day Afternoon The Elephant Man Elizabeth El Mariachi |
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Red Dragon Reservoir Dogs The Ring Schindler�s List The Seven Samurai Sunset Boulevard Toy Story Shawshank Redemption The Shining Smoke Signals Star Wars (older versions) The Thin Red Line The Usual Suspects The Virgin Suicides Whale Rider |
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The best books out there, some of which have elaborate and intricate visuals: |
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The Book of Movie Photography by David Cheshire
Operating Cinematography for Film and Video by William Hines
On Directing Film by Renee Harmon
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