Movie(ish) Tournament - Cinematography Edition Part 3 (1 Viewer)

[Bill J]

Nominate:
Patton (Fred J. Koenekamp)
Black Hawk Down (Slavomir Idziak)

 

[PatrickL]

second:
John Seale for City of Angels
nominate:
Peter Suschitzky for Existenz

 

[Rain]

Bill J,
Both of those are already in.
PatrickL,
I'm not sure about Existenz. I had it on this list, but may have pruned it. Let me get back to you on that one.

 

[Jan H]

Slave to David Lean and Catherine McCormack that I am, I'll second:
A Passage to India
Dangerous Beauty
And while I generally despise Warren Beatty, I can't argue with:
Reds

 

[Rain]

And while I generally despise Warren Beatty, I can't argue with:

I will assume that comment is NOT intended as a second unless you tell me otherwise.

 

[Jan H]

Yes, it is a second, if that's ok?

 

[Rain]

Yes, it is a second, if that's ok?

Of course, I just need to make sure.
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Locked in Wild Cards

The Big Blue
The Masque of the Red Death
Don't Look Now
Brief Encounter
Portrait of Jennie
The Big Combo
Three Colors: Red
Last Tango in Paris
A.I. Artificial Intelligence
King Kong (1933)
The 400 Blows
The Empire Strikes Back
The Exorcist
Sanjuro
Spartacus
Curse of the Cat People
Sleepy Hollow
The Last Laugh
The Thing (1982)
City of Angels
A Passage to India
Dangerous Beauty
Reds

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Nominations awaiting a second:
A Zed & Two Noughts
In the Bedroom
Duel in the Sun
Pitch Black
Code Unknown
Whity
The Blue Angel
Far From Heaven
One From the Heart
The Duellists
La Strada
Nosferatu, The Vampyre
The Rules of Attraction
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Existenz (may be on the list, have to check)

 

[Jan H]

Man, negotiating text hasn't been this tough since Finnegan's Wake. Ok, on the Irish tip, I'd like to nominate:
Excalibur - Alex Thomson (1981)

 

[JohnRice]

OK, Rain, two of my noms are in. Do I get more?

 

[Rain]

Do I get more?

Not yet, but I do anticipate giving out more in the near future.

 

[Bill J]

Nominate:
Andrei Rublyov (Vadim Yusov)

 

[JohnRice]

Well, I'm afraid the cinematography in In the Bedroom, my other nom, is just too subtle for it to get all that much recognition.

If anyone cares to look, watch the sequences immediately before and after the "tragedy." Also, the one where Sissy Spacek and Tom Wilkinson are blowing up at each other later in the film. It's subtle, but the camera literally starts shaking. Very cool!

 

[Rain]

Bill J,
Already in, dude.

 

[Bill J]

Nominate:
The Killing Fields (Chris Menges)

 

[PatrickL]

second:
Michael Ballhaus for Whity

 

[SteveGon]

I'll second:

Nosferatu the Vampyre
In the Bedroom

 

[Ric Bagoly]

I'll Second-
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Excalibur

 

[Rob Tomlin]

Slave to David Lean and Catherine McCormack that I am, I'll second:
A Passage to India

Thanks Jan!

 

[Graeme Clark]

Update from Rain:
Existenz is not on the list so it stands as a nomination.

 

[JohnRice]

Then I second eXistenZ
My my, Patrick, you have such fine taste in cinematography.