#peak cinematography

[bu99erfly]

BIBI ANIMAL FARM, 2022

[jakejeffreyperalta]

me every single time the camera randomly cuts to their shoes while watching heartstopper

[naerenavelaryon]

Cinematic parallels.

[justcallmevodka]

LOL I FORGOT TO POST THIS I was gonna redraw the scene where he is drinking tea but I couldn’t get it right. Maybe I’ll do it one day

[captain-hardness]

#KPWEEK2022 - Day 2: Favorite Episode

Episode 7

[virtualmentalitydeer]

Okay, they did not have to go this hard on the shots and landscapes for Barnyard

Actually breathtaking at times

[einaudis]

I wonder if Oppenheimer will be back in theaters here as well. Because I have this supreme need to go again just for the "Can You Hear the Music?" sequence.

[mossmx]

I was rewatching 7B7B and damn... the height difference, Milly can climb him like a tree *dreamy

[filmaticbby]

Twin Peaks: The Return (2017)

[artfilmaesthetics]

some of my favorite stills from david lynch films *ೃ༄

✶ Lost Highway, 1997

✶ Twin Peaks: The Return, 2017

✶ Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, 1992

✶ Blue Velvet, 1986

✶ Wild at Heart, 1990

[filmreveries]

“Quit trying to hold on so tight. I'm gone. Long gone.”

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) dir. David Lynch

[vibe-stash]

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

Director: David Lynch DOP: Ronald Víctor García Production Design: Patricia Norris

[thefutilevisions]

mentally, i’m here

[drakaripykiros130ac]

I imagine if the Asoiaf world had been put on screen in the early 2000s, not only would they have shown respect to the canon events of the book, but they would have also cast the right actors (who are the exact description of the characters in the books).

There would have been amazing dialogue, and no fear of political propaganda ruining the experience.

Admittedly, the CGI wouldn’t have been as good (or who knows? The dinosaurs in the original Jurassic Park movie looked amazing, and it was the 90’s) and the trailers might have been dull.

But it wouldn’t have mattered, because plot wise and character wise, it would have been amazing to watch. More focus on a good story and less on what is “politically correct” (that remains highly debatable) or shock value.

It’s a shame, really. Because there is no hope of anything good coming out these days. Watch them destroy “Aegon’s Conquest” next.

[cinemistery]

Edith | Crimson Peak (2015)

[olemisekunst]

Crimson Peak (2015) dir. Guillermo del Toro