A good film is a real work of art, and slowing things down can sometimes help us appreciate how much artistry and care went into the most beautiful scenes. These movie scenes from cinematic movies will show you that every film still can be as gorgeous as a painting or a stunning photo.
The amount of creative work that goes into creating excellent cinematography is mind-boggling; it's no wonder that there's so much money in Hollywood. It's not just A-list actors' notoriously large salaries - every scene needs cameras, lighting, stage/scene equipment, props, furniture, and people to create/operate all of this equipment. Not to mention hiring the best cinematography experts there are. Many beautiful scenery locations used for filming can involve closing important through-ways for hours at a time, indeed a costly endeavor.
In the end, however, all of that work is worth it; especially when the directors, producers, and other staff create a timeless, work of art, beautiful movies. Please add your favorite best movie scenes to this list!
h/t: cinematicpaintings, T2GDa
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Life Of Pi
American Beauty
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
The Truman Show
Such an amazing film, Jim Carrey is do much more, and so much better than daft movies....
The Shining
Lord Of The Rings
Breakfast At Tiffany's
Grand Budapest Hotel
The Matrix
The Fountain
Shindler's List
Interstellar
Pulp Fiction
Inception
Pan's Labyrinth
The Matrix
Life Of Pi
V For Vendetta
The Shining
Pirates Of The Carribean
Memoirs Of A Geisha
Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets
300
Avatar
Saving Private Ryan
La Dolce Vita
Big Fish
2001
The Shining
Gravity
Shawshank Redemption
Into The Wild
Lion King
Alice In Wonderland
The Day After Tomorrow
The Dark Knight
The Prestige
The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button
The Godfather
The Hobbit
Curse Of The Golden Flower
Fight Club
Mulan
Beautiful Mind
Melancholia
Sweeney Todd
Batman Begins
Titanic
Lovely Bones
One of the very few times I've watched a movie after reading the book and have not been angry and disappointed
Pride And Prejudice
Lord Of The Rings
Star Wars
Clockwork Orange
Harry Potter
Wall-e
Silence Of The Lambs
Parfume: The Story Of A Murderer
This is one of the best movies I have ever seen. Highly recommend it :)
Sin City
Disney - Up
Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows
Amelie
Guardians Of The Galaxy
Avatar
The Tree Of Life
Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom
Kill Bill: Vol. 1
Braveheart
Mad Max: Fury Road
Cloud Atlas
Forest Gump
Twelve Angry Men
Forest Gump
Star Wars
A Nightmare On Elm Street
The Deer Hunter
The Pianist
My Fair Lady
Basic Instinct
Sunshine
Thor
The Sound Of Music
Princess Bride
True Grit
Mad Max: Fury Road
300
Inception
Prometheus
Titanic
Gladiator
The Chronicles Of Narnia
Samsara 2011
Samsara 2011
The Millers
Les Miserables
The Road
Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
Eat Pray Love
Brokeback Mountain
The Bicycle Thief
The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford
Speed Racer
Eyes Wide Shut
The Mexican
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Pride And Prejudice
I do love this scene. It's magnificent. But this is a terrible list....
Mr. Nobody
Life Of Pi
Amadeus
All About My Mother
Dick Tracy
Skyfall
The Dark Knight Rises
The Master
The Godfather Iii
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Sunset Boulevard - Dir. Billy Wilder, 1950
The Fall (2006)
Noah
Is it really 124 Beautiful Movies if you mention several movies 3 or four times each? And no mention of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon??
There is a huge amount of misinterpretation on this thread. A good movie scene is not the same as a beautiful work of art. There are some gruesome scenes posted here and others which look nice but I wouldn't call beautiful.
As the saying goes, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
Load More Replies...There is a huge amount of misinterpretation on this thread. A good movie scene is not the same as a beautiful work of art. There are some gruesome scenes posted here and others which look nice but I wouldn't call beautiful.
As the saying goes, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
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