April 18 2016
"100 Years/100 Shots"- a video journey through cinema.
Jacob T. Swinney has compiled what he thinks is the best shot from each year in cinema. Find out which Avengers scene made the cut.
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SuperScuba | April 18, 06:46 CET
The Fight Club scene is good, but I don't know how you can not take the circular bullet-time shot from the Matrix for '99. Was there anyone whose eyes didn't get really wide when they saw that for the first time? (heh, to be fair someone asked him what the most difficult years were, and he cited '99 and struggling between the two)
Anyway, this is really cool!
DreamRose311 | April 18, 07:59 CET
Speaking of which, does anyone know if Serenity had the same cinematographer as Firefly? Because as much as I love the film, I loved the way the show was shot so much better. Strangely enough it seemed more cinematic, especially the incredible blu ray. The movie had far more space-age sheen to it, even in the costumes, that I felt stripped some of the magic away. Hope if they ever return to that world they go with the original look a little more, love the warm earthy feel.
For the record I feel like some of the shots from the episode 'Serenity' would be right at home among the incredible ones in this video. Such a beautifully shot episode.
Fivewordsorless | April 18, 09:00 CET
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kleemotion | April 19, 04:28 CET
NYPinTA | April 19, 08:08 CET
jcs | April 19, 09:46 CET
Yeah, The Matrix deserves to be there but I'll admit that Fight Club shot is unforgettable. And Avatar is more like a theme park attraction than art. At least he did pick quite a few classics. Those shots from The Lawrence of Arabia, The Searchers, Shawshank Redemption and The Breakfast Club are iconic.
luciddreams | April 19, 20:03 CET