07-25-2015, 08:54 PM
Adding a few:
Apocalypse now ( Great use of colour lighting and a lot of memorable visuals)
Taxi driver (This one is important because it shows how a camera can be subjective and be used as a point of view of the protagonist)
Triumph of the will (propoganda film,but it has great "art direction" if you will and a lot of iconic imagery, although is a bit boring)
Lawrance of arabia ( some consider this the most important film ever made and the visuals are great in this and impressive amount of people on screen)
Any noir film for the distinct lighting (Kubricks lesser known the killing;Maltese falcon etc.)
Apocalypse now ( Great use of colour lighting and a lot of memorable visuals)
Taxi driver (This one is important because it shows how a camera can be subjective and be used as a point of view of the protagonist)
Triumph of the will (propoganda film,but it has great "art direction" if you will and a lot of iconic imagery, although is a bit boring)
Lawrance of arabia ( some consider this the most important film ever made and the visuals are great in this and impressive amount of people on screen)
Any noir film for the distinct lighting (Kubricks lesser known the killing;Maltese falcon etc.)