0:03 Death proof 0:22 The Tree of Life 0:25 The Master 0:27 Moon 0:29 Black Swan 0:31 Psycho 0:34 Mulan 0:36 Casablanca 0:39 Manhunter 0:41 Reservoir Dogs 0:43 Ferris Bueller's Day Off 0:45 Frances Ha 0:48 Nightmare on Elm Street 0:50 Hero (2002) 0:52 American Beauty 0:54 2001: A Space Odyssey 0:56 The Grand Budapest Hotel 0:58 The Shining 1:00 Schindler's List 1:02 Inglorious Basterds 1:04 The Princess Bride 1:07 Suspiria (1977) 1:09 Skyfall 1:11 Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark 1:13 Goodfellas 1:15 Django Unchained 1:17 Mad Max Fury Road 1:20 Lawrence of Arabia 1:21 O Brother, where art thou? 1:23 Big Fish 1:25 The Darjeeling Limited 1:27 Apocalypse Now 1:29 Pleasantville 1:31 The Bridge on the River Kwai 1:33 Thelma and Louise 1:35 Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope 1:37 Chinatown 1:39 The Road (2009) 1:41 Life of Pi 1:43 Into the Wild 1:46 Days of Heaven 1:48 Blade Runner (1982) 1:50 Fight Club 1:52 There Will Be Blood 1:54 Jarhead 1:56 Sunshine 1:57 Mississippi Burning 2:00 American Psycho 2:02 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford 2:04 Enter The Void 2:06 Birdman 2:08 Pulp Fiction 2:10 Shawshank Redemption 2:12 Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back 2:14 Kill Bill Volume 1 2:16 Finding Nemo 2:19 Dirty Harry 2:21 A Clockwork Orange 2:23 Vertigo 2:25 The Matrix (1999) 2:28 Stand By Me 2:30 The Dark Knight 2:32 Saving Private Ryan 2:34 My Neighbor Tortoro 2:36 Miller's Crossing 2:38 Jurassic Park 2:40 Children of Men 2:42 Barry Lyndon 2:44 The Fall (2006) 2:47 The Nightmare Before Christmas 2:49 Tangled (2010) 2:51 Mr. Turner 2:53 Her 2:55 Pan's Labyrinth 2:57 Full Metal Jacket 3:00 E.T 3:02 Gone With the Wind
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Bailey Clawsonn i would recommend this movies if you haven’t watched them: The fly (1986), the game (1997), the butterfly effect (2004), children of heaven (1997), rope (1948) and the others (2001).
I like that you even included animation, many people overlook animation in cinema, but some of the most beautiful and visually stunning movies I've ever seen are animated ones.
@@notjeff7833 Well, I mean, that fits thematically with the show, but I was thinking more about the Disney classics, the forgotten 2D animated classics like The Thief And The Cobbler, the underrated animes like Perfect Blue or Colorful, the beautifully abstract european masterpieces, the lackluster but sometimes fantastic shots of 3D animation, and of course Studio Ghibli. Animation goes overboard as much as live-action goes bland, but that doesn't mean either of them lack good cinematography in their works.
I discovered this video like a year ago and I regularly watch it. The beautiful images and the song make it feel like it contains all of the hardships, wonders and mysteries of human life.
Some of them are real easy to guess because they include easily identifiable characters, items, or art styles, but a lot of them are just really well-shot.
There's something so special about this video that makes it rewatching every now and then. From the perfected clunks of colors of each shot as they transition like a painting to the next iconic shot. The song is beautiful. The editing is perfection and you can see this from Enter The Void to Birdman. When the camera feels so light in ETV and then we heavily transition to a man as he moves heavy through the same kind of establishment. And then the pulp fiction scene when you drag it on for a second and the car parks at the perfect beat end. And then putting that sprawling beach scene from Tree Of Life to The Master will always give me chills. And then the transition to Blade Runner and Fight Club made a sense of connected nostalgia. Man, easily the best video on film on KRplus. And it's not even over a recording of some film student. But it's letting a perfect song and a handful of shots do the best thing film can ever do. Continue rolling.
I remember years ago watching A New Hope with my dad, seeing that shot of Luke walking in the desert with the different planets in the background brings so much nostalgia to my head, don’t take the little things for granted because soon you won’t even know your making memories, have a good day everyone.
Cinema involves music, audio design, visual art, literature, a representation of the entire spectrum of human emotions and actions, art of photography and technical application (direction, editing, visual effects, cinematography) and is surrounded by a whole economical system that busies itself with distribution, marketing and expansion. It‘s the perfect sphere of human endeavor to present what kind of beauty and greatness our species is capable of creating.
I return to this video almost every other day. Everything about it is absolutely beautiful. The music, the scenes and the way it’s edited just give this really calming aura
Whenever I'm in need of reminding about why film is such an important and special medium, I always find myself returning back to this one video. As I grow older and find myself coming back to this one video again and again, I find more movies that I've seen in here, some of which have become among my favorites of all time. However, I also found that the more I come back to this video the more it manages to increase my appreciation for film as a whole.
I can’t express how much this video makes me feel. Just the music the shots, it is one of my most favourite videos on KRplus. I wish everyone could see this
When I started learning cinematography I noticed how h2o just add water, my favorite tv show, is SO well directed in every single shot. So many creative angles, compositions, camera motions… now I love this show even more and I learn from it
I put this on my KRplus likes around 6 years ago when I was serving in the marine corps. I was a lost kid who never considered himself artistic in any way. I am not watching this for the first time as a film student. Moral of the story is that life is a wild ride and this video is beautifully inspiring.
My favourite shot in nearly any movie is in The Truman show when Truman reaches his hand out and touches the sky after his ordeal in the storm, which is obviously just fake so his hand create a shadow on it, amazing.
I remember the first time I watched this video years ago. The format perfectly captures the way I feel about film. No discrimination of genre, just appreciation for the beautiful artform. There are some of my all time favourite shots in here. I believe I left a comment saying marry me lol. Really love this video, I still come back to it sometimes. Thanks for sharing.
you know why this is just utterly beautiful? because there is no plot, no characters, no conflict, just beautiful shots over and over again. you might recognize some, but not all. and you are left just simply staring, and enjoying.
i didnt made this list. reposting it from some other comment, so it's easier to find 0:03 Death proof 0:22 The Tree of Life 0:25 The Master 0:27 Moon 0:29 Black Swan 0:31 Psycho 0:34 Mulan 0:36 Casablanca 0:39 Manhunter 0:41 Reservoir Dogs 0:43 Ferris Bueller's Day Off 0:45 Frances Ha 0:48 Nightmare on Elm Street 0:50 Hero (2002) 0:52 American Beauty 0:54 2001: A Space Odyssey 0:56 The Grand Budapest Hotel 0:58 The Shining 1:00 Schindler's List 1:02 Inglorious Basterds 1:04 The Princess Bride 1:07 Suspiria (1977) 1:09 Skyfall 1:11 Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark 1:13 Goodfellas 1:15 Django Unchained 1:17 Mad Max Fury Road 1:20 Lawrence of Arabia 1:21 O Brother, where art thou? 1:23 Big Fish 1:25 The Darjeeling Limited 1:27 Apocalypse Now 1:29 Pleasantville 1:31 The Bridge on the River Kwai 1:33 Thelma and Louise (There is a suggestion the movie name is "Unbroken", not Thelma and Louise. If a few people can confirm it, then I will change it.Thanks.) 1:35 Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope 1:37 Chinatown 1:39 The Road (2009) 1:41 Life of Pi 1:43 Into the Wild 1:46 Days of Heaven 1:48 Blade Runner (1982) 1:50 Fight Club 1:52 There Will Be Blood 1:54 Jarhead 1:56 Sunshine 1:57 Mississippi Burning 2:00 American Psycho 2:02 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford 2:04 Enter The Void 2:06 Birdman 2:08 Pulp Fiction 2:10 Shawshank Redemption 2:12 Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back 2:14 Kill Bill Volume 1 2:16 Finding Nemo 2:19 Dirty Harry 2:21 A Clockwork Orange 2:23 Vertigo 2:25 The Matrix (1999) 2:28 Stand By Me 2:30 The Dark Knight 2:32 Saving Private Ryan 2:34 My Neighbor Tortoro 2:36 Miller's Crossing 2:38 Jurassic Park 2:40 Children of Men 2:42 Barry Lyndon 2:44 The Fall (2006) 2:47 The Nightmare Before Christmas 2:49 Tangled (2010) 2:51 Mr. Turner 2:53 Her 2:55 Pan's Labyrinth 2:57 Full Metal Jacket 3:00 E.T 3:02 Gone With the Wind
I love and cherish almost every single film you included. amazing work man. I would include either the corn maze, the waves, or the black hole shots from Interstellar. Literally any of those ones is just breathtaking.
i legit think this is one of the best videos on KRplus,i love this video so much that i avoid watching it multiple times so it remains the same experience
Paper Boi and sometimes the movie and the people behind it fail at that goal of powerful expression or evoking any meaningful reaction from its audience. So yes, there is such a thing as a boring movie. Boring is completely subjective but There are countless examples of boring movies.
Love it, but I prefer the moment the ship pierces the exterior wall. (The Truman Show remains one of the greatest under-appreciated masterworks in the history of cinema.)
I haven't seen this video in years, I remember everyday after school in middle school just coming home and watching this video over and over again its so captivating, this video changed so much for me how I wanted to perceive the world and randomly it just showed up on my feed.
Idk why but I've always absolutely loved the shots of the red and orange burning sunset with the silhouette/s of people. Everytime I see one, no matter how many times I've seen it before , I think they are the most beautiful things ever. I also really love the shots of white backgrounds with something colored as the focus.
videos like this make me so happy that im pursuing filmmaking in college.. like i love movies so much its amazing how we can create works of art like this.
I come back to this video every now and then when the algorithm recommends it. I'm not a film person but this should be nominated for one of the best KRplus Videos of all time. It's perfect down to the last detail and perfectly captures what a KRplus video should be.
here's the list 0:03 Death proof 0:22 The Tree of Life 0:25 The Master 0:27 Moon 0:29 Black Swan 0:31 Psycho 0:34 Mulan 0:36 Casablanca 0:39 Manhunter 0:41 Reservoir Dogs 0:43 Ferris Bueller's Day Off 0:45 Frances Ha 0:48 Nightmare on Elm Street 0:50 Hero (2002) 0:52 American Beauty 0:54 2001: A Space Odyssey 0:56 The Grand Budapest Hotel 0:58 The Shining 1:00 Schindler's List 1:02 Inglorious Basterds 1:04 The Princess Bride 1:07 Suspiria (1977) 1:09 Skyfall 1:11 Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark 1:13 Goodfellas 1:15 Django Unchained 1:17 Mad Max Fury Road 1:20 Lawrence of Arabia 1:21 O Brother, where art thou? 1:23 Big Fish 1:25 The Darjeeling Limited 1:27 Apocalypse Now 1:29 Pleasantville 1:31 The Bridge on the River Kwai 1:33 Thelma and Louise 1:35 Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope 1:37 Chinatown 1:39 The Road (2009) 1:41 Life of Pi 1:43 Into the Wild 1:46 Days of Heaven 1:48 Blade Runner (1982) 1:50 Fight Club 1:52 There Will Be Blood 1:54 Jarhead 1:56 Sunshine 1:57 Mississippi Burning 2:00 American Psycho 2:02 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford 2:04 Enter The Void 2:06 Birdman 2:08 Pulp Fiction 2:10 Shawshank Redemption 2:12 Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back 2:14 Kill Bill Volume 1 2:16 Finding Nemo 2:19 Dirty Harry 2:21 A Clockwork Orange 2:23 Vertigo 2:25 The Matrix (1999) 2:28 Stand By Me 2:30 The Dark Knight 2:32 Saving Private Ryan 2:34 My Neighbor Tortoro 2:36 Miller's Crossing 2:38 Jurassic Park 2:40 Children of Men 2:42 Barry Lyndon 2:44 The Fall (2006) 2:47 The Nightmare Before Christmas 2:49 Tangled (2010) 2:51 Mr. Turner 2:53 Her 2:55 Pan's Labyrinth 2:57 Full Metal Jacket 3:00 E.T 3:02 Gone With the Wind
@@bobafett4457 i paused it during the scene and used the snipping tool. It might not work depending on what you watch it on cause the pause button might be in the way.
I’m not sure what this makes me feel. It’s like some sort of melancholy, nostalgic bliss. It feels as though I have forgotten these memories and am now remembering them. It feels as though I am dying, seeing my life flash before me, and this is the last thing I see. Though these are not my memories, but all of ours that we all have laughed and cried in. We know these characters. We have laughed with them, cried with them, sung and danced, mourned and grieved, loved and hated as they do. We all love this as they are our lives in a way. We are a part of this simply by losing a part of ourselves to it
So many beautiful shots, a number of movies which I would not have included in my own version, a few films where I consider other shots to be the most beautiful that they offer, but that's what makes the medium so enjoyable. It's always subjective, and each of us can find beauty in the images of our choice. Beautiful song choice too btw. What a nice cover of a song mostly known from a movie. Quite fitting.
The scene in 1917 where he is running through the town with the lights should be added to this list. Also I KNOW this vid was created a while ago, I was just saying in the grand scheme of things I think 1917 has one of the most beautiful shots ever takin in a movie.
Just, start from when it pans from him touching the back of his head out the window, all the way to when he lands in the river. The framing of that archway, the music, the dawn slowly creeping up... 1917 is so amazing and I'm so beyond disappointed it didn't get the Best Picture Oscar.
@@snowangel7980 If it's good looking and have a nice soundtrack it does not mean it must win the oscar in fact it won best cinematography wich is awesome because of the amazing work that was put in the movie, especially in that scene you pointed out.
@@eyoelgashaw5089 Oh great another one of "InteRsTellar iS bEttEr" interstellar is good, gravity is unrealistic but as a film its not bad, just cause a movie is unrealistic does not mean its bad. Both are great.
I thought the same. I also feel that longer/moving shots tend to outdo still shots but then the video would have to be a lot longer as well to include them. Film is about motion after all.
Paolo Delgadillo Karam Well i beg your differ, what most critics and film enthusiasts alike say to be the greatest animated film ever made is an anime... and you are entitled to you’re own opinion and all that jazz but just please be respectful. And be aware, your immature ignorant incel is showing... But anyways are you sure you don’t like anime, wow you’re missing out, you should try it sometime.
returned here after a few years to say that this video made me fall in love with Perfect Day as a song. it became my favourite song. i felt each line so deeply. and together with the finest shots in cinema - it’s such a treat for the heart. but today i watched Perfect Days by Wim Wenders. and i swear when this song played i lost it. i felt the film, which is already a triumph, on a deeper level because of this video i’d watched so many years ago.
yall asking for it so here it is no its not mine i found it in the comments and repost to make it easier to find it idk if its accurate lol 0:03 Death proof 0:22 The Tree of Life 0:25 The Master 0:27 Moon 0:29 Black Swan 0:31 Psycho 0:34 Mulan 0:36 Casablanca 0:39 Manhunter 0:41 Reservoir Dogs 0:43 Ferris Bueller's Day Off 0:45 Frances Ha 0:48 Nightmare on Elm Street 0:50 Hero (2002) 0:52 American Beauty 0:54 2001: A Space Odyssey 0:56 The Grand Budapest Hotel 0:58 The Shining 1:00 Schindler's List 1:02 Inglorious Basterds 1:04 The Princess Bride 1:07 Suspiria (1977) 1:09 Skyfall 1:11 Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark 1:13 Goodfellas 1:15 Django Unchained 1:17 Mad Max Fury Road 1:20 Lawrence of Arabia 1:21 O Brother, where art thou? 1:23 Big Fish 1:25 The Darjeeling Limited 1:27 Apocalypse Now 1:29 Pleasantville 1:31 The Bridge on the River Kwai 1:33 Thelma and Louise 1:35 Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope 1:37 Chinatown 1:39 The Road (2009) 1:41 Life of Pi 1:43 Into the Wild 1:46 Days of Heaven 1:48 Blade Runner (1982) 1:50 Fight Club 1:52 There Will Be Blood 1:54 Jarhead 1:56 Sunshine 1:57 Mississippi Burning 2:00 American Psycho 2:02 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford 2:04 Enter The Void 2:06 Birdman 2:08 Pulp Fiction 2:10 Shawshank Redemption 2:12 Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back 2:14 Kill Bill Volume 1 2:16 Finding Nemo 2:19 Dirty Harry 2:21 A Clockwork Orange 2:23 Vertigo 2:25 The Matrix (1999) 2:28 Stand By Me 2:30 The Dark Knight 2:32 Saving Private Ryan 2:34 My Neighbor Tortoro 2:36 Miller's Crossing 2:38 Jurassic Park 2:40 Children of Men 2:42 Barry Lyndon 2:44 The Fall (2006) 2:47 The Nightmare Before Christmas 2:49 Tangled (2010) 2:51 Mr. Turner 2:53 Her 2:55 Pan's Labyrinth 2:57 Full Metal Jacket 3:00 E.T 3:02 Gone With the Wind
Just realised that tha the curtains in the vertigo shot look a LOT like the lalaland ones where they argue after he comes back while on tour. anyone else?
I think a silent voice and your name had some pretty great shots ngl but then again that might just be how the animation is rather than the actual placement of the camera
I'd add a few more of my favorite shots: -Arcane has a lot of cool shots but I really like the scene with Jinx walking across colorful sparks and the establishing shot with young Vi and Powder looking over Zaun -WALL-E floating above the ship touching glowy dust particles? -in Gravity the scene with Dr. Ryan(Sandra Bullock) inside the ship where her position and surroundings imitate that of a baby in a womb -Blade Runner 2049 the giant hologram pointing at Ryan Gosling's character -Ratatouille the scene with Anton Ego looking at Paris at night through his window + Others that I can't think of rn
Every single one of these is beautiful. Incredible, really. There’s so many more that aren’t even here! And who knows… maybe the most beautiful shot in cinema has yet to be filmed. Maybe it’ll be this year… or the next. Maybe ten years! Maybe it’ll be shot by me, or you. Someone we’ve heard of, someone unknown. Who knows what cinema will bring us over the next decade. But from what I’ve seen from this video, and some of the masterpieces from the last few years… cinema isn’t dead.
Syed Arham Ali cinema isn’t not beautiful just cause some people with corrupted ideals take advantage of it, just means we need more people willing to look more and represent better
@@nekomei2640 your looks = very good brain = questionable Nice but I would say since the film industry has grown so huge, films have become cash grabs rather than actually interesting/art. That's why the few movies every year that break that trend are the special ones.
Bluer than Xephos all I said was film hasn’t lost beauty, and there’s still time for the industry itself to flourish again as do other things that get care put into them
@@symbolitical4158 What a bizarre response lol. Gotta agree though. The money hungry studios are creating movies and making more box from those movies than an actually artsy director.
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The reason there aren’t any clips from Shrek is that they’d have to post the entire film
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I'M DEAD😂😂😂😂
True
@The Confused Guy *C A R R O T*
They’d have to post all movies in one video
You forgot the scene in Shrek when he’s taking a bath in mud and he farts
Right
😂😂
That scene is fucking legendary
Mooood
Lil Frijoles Ikr
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0:03 Death proof
0:22 The Tree of Life
0:25 The Master
0:27 Moon
0:29 Black Swan
0:31 Psycho
0:34 Mulan
0:36 Casablanca
0:39 Manhunter
0:41 Reservoir Dogs
0:43 Ferris Bueller's Day Off
0:45 Frances Ha
0:48 Nightmare on Elm Street
0:50 Hero (2002)
0:52 American Beauty
0:54 2001: A Space Odyssey
0:56 The Grand Budapest Hotel
0:58 The Shining
1:00 Schindler's List
1:02 Inglorious Basterds
1:04 The Princess Bride
1:07 Suspiria (1977)
1:09 Skyfall
1:11 Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark
1:13 Goodfellas
1:15 Django Unchained
1:17 Mad Max Fury Road
1:20 Lawrence of Arabia
1:21 O Brother, where art thou?
1:23 Big Fish
1:25 The Darjeeling Limited
1:27 Apocalypse Now
1:29 Pleasantville
1:31 The Bridge on the River Kwai
1:33 Thelma and Louise
1:35 Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope
1:37 Chinatown
1:39 The Road (2009)
1:41 Life of Pi
1:43 Into the Wild
1:46 Days of Heaven
1:48 Blade Runner (1982)
1:50 Fight Club
1:52 There Will Be Blood
1:54 Jarhead
1:56 Sunshine
1:57 Mississippi Burning
2:00 American Psycho
2:02 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
2:04 Enter The Void
2:06 Birdman
2:08 Pulp Fiction
2:10 Shawshank Redemption
2:12 Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back
2:14 Kill Bill Volume 1
2:16 Finding Nemo
2:19 Dirty Harry
2:21 A Clockwork Orange
2:23 Vertigo
2:25 The Matrix (1999)
2:28 Stand By Me
2:30 The Dark Knight
2:32 Saving Private Ryan
2:34 My Neighbor Tortoro
2:36 Miller's Crossing
2:38 Jurassic Park
2:40 Children of Men
2:42 Barry Lyndon
2:44 The Fall (2006)
2:47 The Nightmare Before Christmas
2:49 Tangled (2010)
2:51 Mr. Turner
2:53 Her
2:55 Pan's Labyrinth
2:57 Full Metal Jacket
3:00 E.T
3:02 Gone With the Wind
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Damn, bro is a movie connoisseur.
You are my hero
No one is talking about how beautiful the background song is
Song Name please
@@akashmhetre8873 "Perfect day"- Caro emerald
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@@ghsclklkgpbchjj1550 That is an cover, the original and most beautiful version is by Lou Reed.
(Perfect Day - Lou Reed).
@@alex11v3 agree
This makes me realize how many movies I haven't seen.
same here. And every movie in the video I have actually seen was great, which would suggest I've got many incredible movies left to watch.
I’ve watched around 550 movies
I have watched loads of movies but just not these specifically
Bailey Clawsonn i would recommend this movies if you haven’t watched them:
The fly (1986), the game (1997), the butterfly effect (2004), children of heaven (1997), rope (1948) and the others (2001).
@@oneflakes2319 I appreciate that I'll definitely watch those, thanks!
I'm so glad this wasn't watchmojojo
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I don't know man I really enjoy them explaining the clip for 2 minutes while showing the actual clip for 5 seconds while talking over it
@@o.m.c756 hahahahahehehehehuehuehueheu
Can someone pls list as most of these as possible
함마 thank jesus
I like that you even included animation, many people overlook animation in cinema, but some of the most beautiful and visually stunning movies I've ever seen are animated ones.
Nah not enough
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Damn right
@@capitalburst245not even close to enough. If there's something that animation succeds at more often than live action it's visuals
@@protastudios but it's also more prone to going overboard. Just look at every car chase in edgerunner
@@notjeff7833 Well, I mean, that fits thematically with the show, but I was thinking more about the Disney classics, the forgotten 2D animated classics like The Thief And The Cobbler, the underrated animes like Perfect Blue or Colorful, the beautifully abstract european masterpieces, the lackluster but sometimes fantastic shots of 3D animation, and of course Studio Ghibli. Animation goes overboard as much as live-action goes bland, but that doesn't mean either of them lack good cinematography in their works.
I discovered this video like a year ago and I regularly watch it. The beautiful images and the song make it feel like it contains all of the hardships, wonders and mysteries of human life.
I watch it everyday :)
Same 😁 the song adds to the emotion too
found it years ago but come back it all the time its so good
Ok but consider this: the train scene in Spirited Away
And catch up fireflies scene in grave of the fireflies
@@rizqipersada4317 dont remind me of thar movie pls 😢
@@reyvelmarcello466do you remember the innocent heavenly smile of setsuko when the fireflies light up the environment?
Every scene in a ghibli movie is a beautiful cinematography
@@rizqipersada4317 the ending where the two just sit and watch modern japan :(
All im saying, is the file size this mans sacrificed, deserves a like.
Yea
I just cringed thinking about this, oh lord.
1:02, 1:12, 1:15 are, in my opinion, some of the most emotional, impact shots in cinematic history.
Why?
@@dariasavina1056 bcz of the movie Schindler's list........just watch it then u realise it......truly emotional 😥😥
@@dariasavina1056 Django unchained, the third one, is a former slave, a free man, going after slave traders, abusers
@@starlord5937for normies
I still think A New Hope might be the best
2:54 This shot from “Her” was by far my favorite. It’s such a beautiful scene in the movie.
The shots are that legendary that even 1 sec is enough to recognise the movies.
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Some of them are real easy to guess because they include easily identifiable characters, items, or art styles, but a lot of them are just really well-shot.
Can someone please explain to me what is beautiful about these scenes? I have seen only 2 movies from this list
@@justinwhy6550 then you are lucky you can watch theese movies for the first time
@@ibrahimsoylu3331 ok but u didn't answer my question, what is beautiful about these
The scene in coco when he first enters the land of the dead, gorgeous, animation right on point and just straight up amazing
YES
Agree !
OMG why wasnt that added!??!
nick Deathpool it wasn’t added because this was made before the movie was released, but it should be included in a part 2 for aurw
This video came out almost 2 years before Coco
There's something so special about this video that makes it rewatching every now and then. From the perfected clunks of colors of each shot as they transition like a painting to the next iconic shot. The song is beautiful. The editing is perfection and you can see this from Enter The Void to Birdman. When the camera feels so light in ETV and then we heavily transition to a man as he moves heavy through the same kind of establishment. And then the pulp fiction scene when you drag it on for a second and the car parks at the perfect beat end. And then putting that sprawling beach scene from Tree Of Life to The Master will always give me chills. And then the transition to Blade Runner and Fight Club made a sense of connected nostalgia. Man, easily the best video on film on KRplus. And it's not even over a recording of some film student. But it's letting a perfect song and a handful of shots do the best thing film can ever do. Continue rolling.
I remember years ago watching A New Hope with my dad, seeing that shot of Luke walking in the desert with the different planets in the background brings so much nostalgia to my head, don’t take the little things for granted because soon you won’t even know your making memories, have a good day everyone.
Imagine watching this video in 4k/imax in a cinema theatre alone.
Honestly I’d prefer to see it with other people, you feel the community a lot more. As long as that tall guy with an afro isn’t right in front of you
idk why but i think id start crying lol
That would be a beautiful shot
Goals
@@classicmansoflytv1651 Listen pal, nobody is really interested.
I would be glad if this video was the only proof of our existence.
Yeah
@Hello Again Why bring ethnicity into this? Am not white but can't someone appreciate art for what it's worth?
Cinema involves music, audio design, visual art, literature, a representation of the entire spectrum of human emotions and actions, art of photography and technical application (direction, editing, visual effects, cinematography) and is surrounded by a whole economical system that busies itself with distribution, marketing and expansion. It‘s the perfect sphere of human endeavor to present what kind of beauty and greatness our species is capable of creating.
yea
I think science is more appropriate, i mean science progress is the reason we're all still here now and in it's way is the first art
I return to this video almost every other day.
Everything about it is absolutely beautiful. The music, the scenes and the way it’s edited just give this really calming aura
I definitely believe that 'The Truman Show' 'Sky wall' shot should have been in this, it's such a unique and well done shot.
“life imitates art. Art imitates life”
That's a beautiful quote:)
Fart imminates life
@@jumbo6498 that's some philosophical shit right there
Wao who said that
This might be one of my favorite KRplus videos ever
Why do I keep seeing you in comment sections? And yes, I agree
Miguel's Movie Reviews idk man I guess we both like movies lol
If your interested in quality indie cinematic skits, I would love if you check em out on my channel 🙏🏿💯💯 I put lots of work and effort on them😣
I keep coming back to this video and think this every time. Totally agree
After a cute animal compilation
It makes me so happy that horror and animated movies are included since they're seriously under appreciated
Yeah but animated movies don't contains shots. Do people not know what the word shot means?
Under appreciated by who exactly? They are watched by millions.
Whenever I'm in need of reminding about why film is such an important and special medium, I always find myself returning back to this one video. As I grow older and find myself coming back to this one video again and again, I find more movies that I've seen in here, some of which have become among my favorites of all time. However, I also found that the more I come back to this video the more it manages to increase my appreciation for film as a whole.
has anyone else ever felt nostalgic for something they’ve never experienced
future nostalgia is the name
Take me back to the place I’ve never been to
Anterior lives... :)
This is how I feel watching Stranger Things
I thought I was the only one
Video: posted 3 years ago
KRplus : RECOMMEND IT EVERYONE NOW.
Anandi Ganguly lol
Yess
*Ikr*
tru
Just shut the fuck up no one cares
1:20 You could make an absolutely gigantic compilation out of just Lawrence of Arabia. Nearly four hours of cinematic beauty
and the shot they used was nothing compared to what they could have used.
I can’t express how much this video makes me feel. Just the music the shots, it is one of my most favourite videos on KRplus. I wish everyone could see this
I’m just so glad you included animation
It ruined the flow of the video tho
Mr N8 disagree
@@mrn8265 It actually made the video better.
Mr N8 not really, like the Mulan shot i didn’t even realize until it passed that it was animated
@@mrn8265 only the mulan shot is needed. it looks real anyway
Im going to remake this with only scenes from Shrek
No.
eyebrows
eldense yes
Do it.
The whole movie you mean?
When I started learning cinematography I noticed how h2o just add water, my favorite tv show, is SO well directed in every single shot. So many creative angles, compositions, camera motions… now I love this show even more and I learn from it
I put this on my KRplus likes around 6 years ago when I was serving in the marine corps. I was a lost kid who never considered himself artistic in any way. I am not watching this for the first time as a film student. Moral of the story is that life is a wild ride and this video is beautifully inspiring.
Sometimes I’m proud of humanity
69 likes 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏
playlists true haha
Inhumanity is what you shouldn’t be proud of.
Emphasis on the sometimes
Me too. The art we made can be so outstanding and beautiful
My favourite shot in nearly any movie is in The Truman show when Truman reaches his hand out and touches the sky after his ordeal in the storm, which is obviously just fake so his hand create a shadow on it, amazing.
Ruth YES oh my goodness YESSSS
💙💙💙
Yes! That’s a very iconic one
Couldn’t agree more. Such a great scene
truly unique and iconic film
I remember the first time I watched this video years ago.
The format perfectly captures the way I feel about film. No discrimination of genre, just appreciation for the beautiful artform. There are some of my all time favourite shots in here.
I believe I left a comment saying marry me lol.
Really love this video, I still come back to it sometimes. Thanks for sharing.
This video invokes a feeling in me I can't describe, but it always drives me to tears. The beauty is too (positively) overwhelming
you know why this is just utterly beautiful? because there is no plot, no characters, no conflict, just beautiful shots over and over again. you might recognize some, but not all. and you are left just simply staring, and enjoying.
And the music is a big part as well
It's the same with The Big Lebwoski
Ok, but that shot of children of men is questionable...
@@majormononoke8958 I mean, the fact they have nothing from the Godfather is questionable as well.
Sounds like the plot of koyaanisqatsi
i didnt made this list. reposting it from some other comment, so it's easier to find
0:03 Death proof
0:22 The Tree of Life
0:25 The Master
0:27 Moon
0:29 Black Swan
0:31 Psycho
0:34 Mulan
0:36 Casablanca
0:39 Manhunter
0:41 Reservoir Dogs
0:43 Ferris Bueller's Day Off
0:45 Frances Ha
0:48 Nightmare on Elm Street
0:50 Hero (2002)
0:52 American Beauty
0:54 2001: A Space Odyssey
0:56 The Grand Budapest Hotel
0:58 The Shining
1:00 Schindler's List
1:02 Inglorious Basterds
1:04 The Princess Bride
1:07 Suspiria (1977)
1:09 Skyfall
1:11 Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark
1:13 Goodfellas
1:15 Django Unchained
1:17 Mad Max Fury Road
1:20 Lawrence of Arabia
1:21 O Brother, where art thou?
1:23 Big Fish
1:25 The Darjeeling Limited
1:27 Apocalypse Now
1:29 Pleasantville
1:31 The Bridge on the River Kwai
1:33 Thelma and Louise (There is a suggestion the movie name is "Unbroken", not Thelma and Louise. If a few people can confirm it, then I will change it.Thanks.)
1:35 Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope
1:37 Chinatown
1:39 The Road (2009)
1:41 Life of Pi
1:43 Into the Wild
1:46 Days of Heaven
1:48 Blade Runner (1982)
1:50 Fight Club
1:52 There Will Be Blood
1:54 Jarhead
1:56 Sunshine
1:57 Mississippi Burning
2:00 American Psycho
2:02 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
2:04 Enter The Void
2:06 Birdman
2:08 Pulp Fiction
2:10 Shawshank Redemption
2:12 Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back
2:14 Kill Bill Volume 1
2:16 Finding Nemo
2:19 Dirty Harry
2:21 A Clockwork Orange
2:23 Vertigo
2:25 The Matrix (1999)
2:28 Stand By Me
2:30 The Dark Knight
2:32 Saving Private Ryan
2:34 My Neighbor Tortoro
2:36 Miller's Crossing
2:38 Jurassic Park
2:40 Children of Men
2:42 Barry Lyndon
2:44 The Fall (2006)
2:47 The Nightmare Before Christmas
2:49 Tangled (2010)
2:51 Mr. Turner
2:53 Her
2:55 Pan's Labyrinth
2:57 Full Metal Jacket
3:00 E.T
3:02 Gone With the Wind
Thank you so much
Bad luck
Thancc nice man
God bless you
Fucking legend
I love and cherish almost every single film you included.
amazing work man.
I would include either the corn maze, the waves, or the black hole shots from Interstellar.
Literally any of those ones is just breathtaking.
i legit think this is one of the best videos on KRplus,i love this video so much that i avoid watching it multiple times so it remains the same experience
the entirety of Life of Pi is just so beautiful
I remember I used to watch it when I was a child, not knowing much that happened, as I was a foolish little kid, and doesn’t understand art and film
Life of Pi is a boaring movie, that you say you like just cuz theres good sceenery and they made it deep in a false way (sorry for my english)
Armando Carballes there is no such thing as a “boring movie” a movie is there to touch one’s soul or express the creator’s feelings
Paper Boi and sometimes the movie and the people behind it fail at that goal of powerful expression or evoking any meaningful reaction from its audience. So yes, there is such a thing as a boring movie. Boring is completely subjective but There are countless examples of boring movies.
Naira Bee well then, is it what we call “vulgar films”?
The scene where Truman bows to the camera in the Truman show.
Love it, but I prefer the moment the ship pierces the exterior wall. (The Truman Show remains one of the greatest under-appreciated masterworks in the history of cinema.)
@@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044 yeah
YES
Agreed
I haven't seen this video in years, I remember everyday after school in middle school just coming home and watching this video over and over again its so captivating, this video changed so much for me how I wanted to perceive the world and randomly it just showed up on my feed.
this would probably be more appropriately titled the most iconic shots in american cinema, but to each his own!
this is great but you should've included the fire extinguisher scene in wall-e
Hero, Ida, Gravity, The Third Man, Blue, The Mission, Apocalipse Now.
@@victorcoutinho156 oh shit i forgot about gravity ngl i think its one of the most beautiful things I've seen
Exactly!
Tom Williams96 Agreed and i’m glad they included Shawshank tho
Lmao hi Tom
It's not a shot it's animated
Idk why but I've always absolutely loved the shots of the red and orange burning sunset with the silhouette/s of people. Everytime I see one, no matter how many times I've seen it before , I think they are the most beautiful things ever. I also really love the shots of white backgrounds with something colored as the focus.
Same
Wow what an original and unique opinion
Watch "silhouettes by sleeping at last
There is a micro fan video with silhouettes whoses dance it's gorgeous
Wow you look beautiful. What's your name?
Kneewos it may be a cliche but you cant deny how nice a sunset really is my favorite sunshet shots are in her
videos like this make me so happy that im pursuing filmmaking in college.. like i love movies so much its amazing how we can create works of art like this.
a movie isn't just about telling a story, but also as a form for expression of art
- Someone -
One of my favourite KRplus videos!
Seldom do I enjoy music video compilations, but everything about this one just works
I've always come back to watch this once in a while
the music is actually perfect.
What song is it?
Bobby Dorame a perfect day, original is by Lou Reed, not sure who this cover is by though..
@@terminator500 this is live cover by Caro Emerald.
terminator500 it’s caro emerald, she’s so good tho..
Oh no doubt, really good cover
what about the scene in ratatouille where remy emerges from the sewers and sees paris for the first time
Yea they definitely should’ve included that‼️
Whos in paris?
@@AHunnidBeatz do you know the rat from Ratatouille? That's who's in Paris.
@BryGoesMoo yes, I remember💜💛
@@FarrahKeks no i think it was some other guys 🤔
I come back to this video every now and then when the algorithm recommends it. I'm not a film person but this should be nominated for one of the best KRplus Videos of all time. It's perfect down to the last detail and perfectly captures what a KRplus video should be.
"Cinema is a divine way of telling life"
-Federico Fellini
here's the list
0:03 Death proof
0:22 The Tree of Life
0:25 The Master
0:27 Moon
0:29 Black Swan
0:31 Psycho
0:34 Mulan
0:36 Casablanca
0:39 Manhunter
0:41 Reservoir Dogs
0:43 Ferris Bueller's Day Off
0:45 Frances Ha
0:48 Nightmare on Elm Street
0:50 Hero (2002)
0:52 American Beauty
0:54 2001: A Space Odyssey
0:56 The Grand Budapest Hotel
0:58 The Shining
1:00 Schindler's List
1:02 Inglorious Basterds
1:04 The Princess Bride
1:07 Suspiria (1977)
1:09 Skyfall
1:11 Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark
1:13 Goodfellas
1:15 Django Unchained
1:17 Mad Max Fury Road
1:20 Lawrence of Arabia
1:21 O Brother, where art thou?
1:23 Big Fish
1:25 The Darjeeling Limited
1:27 Apocalypse Now
1:29 Pleasantville
1:31 The Bridge on the River Kwai
1:33 Thelma and Louise
1:35 Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope
1:37 Chinatown
1:39 The Road (2009)
1:41 Life of Pi
1:43 Into the Wild
1:46 Days of Heaven
1:48 Blade Runner (1982)
1:50 Fight Club
1:52 There Will Be Blood
1:54 Jarhead
1:56 Sunshine
1:57 Mississippi Burning
2:00 American Psycho
2:02 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
2:04 Enter The Void
2:06 Birdman
2:08 Pulp Fiction
2:10 Shawshank Redemption
2:12 Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back
2:14 Kill Bill Volume 1
2:16 Finding Nemo
2:19 Dirty Harry
2:21 A Clockwork Orange
2:23 Vertigo
2:25 The Matrix (1999)
2:28 Stand By Me
2:30 The Dark Knight
2:32 Saving Private Ryan
2:34 My Neighbor Tortoro
2:36 Miller's Crossing
2:38 Jurassic Park
2:40 Children of Men
2:42 Barry Lyndon
2:44 The Fall (2006)
2:47 The Nightmare Before Christmas
2:49 Tangled (2010)
2:51 Mr. Turner
2:53 Her
2:55 Pan's Labyrinth
2:57 Full Metal Jacket
3:00 E.T
3:02 Gone With the Wind
Devanshu Mishra thank you soooooo much!!!
Devanshu Mishra thx
Comment LEVEL = Asian.
Hero
I see you are unemployed. Thank you.
The last scene in The Trueman Show where trueman is standing in the sky colored door is just 😚👌👏👏👏
for me it's as he's walking the stairs up to the door touching the wall, it's been my laptops wallpaper for years
@@0QuinTessential oh that's a great idea, where did you get the picture from? Internet?
@@bobafett4457 i paused it during the scene and used the snipping tool. It might not work depending on what you watch it on cause the pause button might be in the way.
Lmao trueman
Ah yes, The Trueman Show
This needs an update.
It's been 5 and a half years.
We've had The Revenant, Spider-Verse and many others.
Blade Runner 2049 giant Joi
Midsommar ending smile
I’m not sure what this makes me feel. It’s like some sort of melancholy, nostalgic bliss. It feels as though I have forgotten these memories and am now remembering them. It feels as though I am dying, seeing my life flash before me, and this is the last thing I see. Though these are not my memories, but all of ours that we all have laughed and cried in. We know these characters. We have laughed with them, cried with them, sung and danced, mourned and grieved, loved and hated as they do. We all love this as they are our lives in a way. We are a part of this simply by losing a part of ourselves to it
I really wish you would’ve put the titles of the movies in the corner or something
That would have interfered with these beautiful shots. I'm glad the editor of this video didn't do it.
You should have already seen these films lol
Jimmie Dimmick I’ve seen at least half of them
@@MC-gb1sd nice, keep it up
It would’ve been better if they made a comment labeling each one in order so it doesn’t interfere with the shots
So many beautiful shots, a number of movies which I would not have included in my own version, a few films where I consider other shots to be the most beautiful that they offer, but that's what makes the medium so enjoyable. It's always subjective, and each of us can find beauty in the images of our choice.
Beautiful song choice too btw. What a nice cover of a song mostly known from a movie. Quite fitting.
The scene in 1917 where he is running through the town with the lights should be added to this list.
Also I KNOW this vid was created a while ago, I was just saying in the grand scheme of things I think 1917 has one of the most beautiful shots ever takin in a movie.
Yeah ,like the inferno , but also the last charge of Brit Army
The end also
Just, start from when it pans from him touching the back of his head out the window, all the way to when he lands in the river. The framing of that archway, the music, the dawn slowly creeping up... 1917 is so amazing and I'm so beyond disappointed it didn't get the Best Picture Oscar.
@@snowangel7980 If it's good looking and have a nice soundtrack it does not mean it must win the oscar in fact it won best cinematography wich is awesome because of the amazing work that was put in the movie, especially in that scene you pointed out.
Was looking for this comment.
INTERSTELLAR All space scenes. Especially the Black holes.
Speaking of space, gravity has amazing cinematography.
@@humanmanlastname8340 gravity only has a visualization of earth. Interstellar has everything.
@@eyoelgashaw5089 Oh great another one of "InteRsTellar iS bEttEr" interstellar is good, gravity is unrealistic but as a film its not bad, just cause a movie is unrealistic does not mean its bad. Both are great.
@@mrrobot_5684 "bEtTer aS fiLm"
I know it's your opinion but if you have opinion like that I think there's something wrong with you mate
@@eyoelgashaw5089 it's good. I will admit. It is all inspired by 2001. So it never got those vibes
I appreciate how the “beautiful” shots aren’t just happy or joyful ones
This genuinely brought up tears to my eyes out of the sheer beauty of life and human creativity help with this quality montage congrats amazing
Joker sticking his head out of a cop car whilst getting chased should be in this video. Beautiful shot
sadeeeminho nope
funny, i was looking for the same scene in this video
Salman Mehmood ..
Best image ever of the Joker ever....ever.
Angel reyes don't like it?
I think you confused beautiful with iconic for a lot of these
I thought the same. I also feel that longer/moving shots tend to outdo still shots but then the video would have to be a lot longer as well to include them. Film is about motion after all.
Idkkkk I kinda disagree, the composition of all these shots are fantastic
Iconic beautiful
Agree
They’re all iconic for a reason though.
I think the Star Wars new hope scene is the greatest emotion provoking/monumental scene in cinema history for a lot of people
The fact that you can recognize the film just by few seconds scene, just show how memorable the that is
don’t even lie everyone smiled when they saw my neighbor totoro
AMEN
I smiled when i saw this comment
Paolo Delgadillo Karam Well i beg your differ, what most critics and film enthusiasts alike say to be the greatest animated film ever made is an anime... and you are entitled to you’re own opinion and all that jazz but just please be respectful. And be aware, your immature ignorant incel is showing... But anyways are you sure you don’t like anime, wow you’re missing out, you should try it sometime.
Paolo Delgadillo Karam you came out of a pussy
Sorry I’ve never heard of it. I’ll check it out though
When Hiccup finds the hidden world... man I was blown away.
HArd same
Who is hiccup
@@dustynut6494 could be wrong Mr Nut but I believe its the dude of how to train a dragon but not 100% sure
Yeah...
@@callumd6467 yes, it's the guy from how to train your dragon
i wouldnt mind if this was the only proof left of human existence
returned here after a few years to say that this video made me fall in love with Perfect Day as a song. it became my favourite song. i felt each line so deeply. and together with the finest shots in cinema - it’s such a treat for the heart.
but today i watched Perfect Days by Wim Wenders. and i swear when this song played i lost it. i felt the film, which is already a triumph, on a deeper level because of this video i’d watched so many years ago.
yall asking for it so here it is
no its not mine i found it in the comments and repost to make it easier to find it
idk if its accurate lol
0:03 Death proof
0:22 The Tree of Life
0:25 The Master
0:27 Moon
0:29 Black Swan
0:31 Psycho
0:34 Mulan
0:36 Casablanca
0:39 Manhunter
0:41 Reservoir Dogs
0:43 Ferris Bueller's Day Off
0:45 Frances Ha
0:48 Nightmare on Elm Street
0:50 Hero (2002)
0:52 American Beauty
0:54 2001: A Space Odyssey
0:56 The Grand Budapest Hotel
0:58 The Shining
1:00 Schindler's List
1:02 Inglorious Basterds
1:04 The Princess Bride
1:07 Suspiria (1977)
1:09 Skyfall
1:11 Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark
1:13 Goodfellas
1:15 Django Unchained
1:17 Mad Max Fury Road
1:20 Lawrence of Arabia
1:21 O Brother, where art thou?
1:23 Big Fish
1:25 The Darjeeling Limited
1:27 Apocalypse Now
1:29 Pleasantville
1:31 The Bridge on the River Kwai
1:33 Thelma and Louise
1:35 Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope
1:37 Chinatown
1:39 The Road (2009)
1:41 Life of Pi
1:43 Into the Wild
1:46 Days of Heaven
1:48 Blade Runner (1982)
1:50 Fight Club
1:52 There Will Be Blood
1:54 Jarhead
1:56 Sunshine
1:57 Mississippi Burning
2:00 American Psycho
2:02 The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
2:04 Enter The Void
2:06 Birdman
2:08 Pulp Fiction
2:10 Shawshank Redemption
2:12 Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back
2:14 Kill Bill Volume 1
2:16 Finding Nemo
2:19 Dirty Harry
2:21 A Clockwork Orange
2:23 Vertigo
2:25 The Matrix (1999)
2:28 Stand By Me
2:30 The Dark Knight
2:32 Saving Private Ryan
2:34 My Neighbor Tortoro
2:36 Miller's Crossing
2:38 Jurassic Park
2:40 Children of Men
2:42 Barry Lyndon
2:44 The Fall (2006)
2:47 The Nightmare Before Christmas
2:49 Tangled (2010)
2:51 Mr. Turner
2:53 Her
2:55 Pan's Labyrinth
2:57 Full Metal Jacket
3:00 E.T
3:02 Gone With the Wind
Mike thanks
@@shubhambhaye513 ay np
Just realised that tha the curtains in the vertigo shot look a LOT like the lalaland ones where they argue after he comes back while on tour. anyone else?
Need to save this for later
Respect.
Every Ghibli scene or shot is a masterpiece
Tbh
💯
YES
Can you imagine how cool a Studio Ghibli and Wes Anderson movie would be?
I think a silent voice and your name had some pretty great shots ngl but then again that might just be how the animation is rather than the actual placement of the camera
I come back to this, every so often. This is a brilliant video.
I'd add a few more of my favorite shots:
-Arcane has a lot of cool shots but I really like the scene with Jinx walking across colorful sparks and the establishing shot with young Vi and Powder looking over Zaun
-WALL-E floating above the ship touching glowy dust particles?
-in Gravity the scene with Dr. Ryan(Sandra Bullock) inside the ship where her position and surroundings imitate that of a baby in a womb
-Blade Runner 2049 the giant hologram pointing at Ryan Gosling's character
-Ratatouille the scene with Anton Ego looking at Paris at night through his window
+ Others that I can't think of rn
I come back to this video about 3-4 times a month, or when i feel anxious. It’s just magical. So are movies.
omg same, there's this other video i also really like called 'The Best Shots in Films' by this yt channel called 'dripping peaches'
Great movie choices. Superb song. Amazing video
Would you mind listing some of your favorites/movies not everyone has seen
This video lets me know that movie is not just fun video with visual effects but wonderful realization of art.
I love how this is all iconic scenes in rapid succession that keeps your brain quickly recalling every movie the scenes are from.
It disappoints me that wall-e or interstellar wasn’t in this
but The Fall made it in so that’s cool
Or inception
I really thought Interstellar would be in there ..
weston407 Right?! As soon as I saw the title for the video I thought “it better have The Fall or it’s not valid.” That movie is beautiful.
this was made in 2016
The most beautiful shots in movie history:
*Life of Pi full movie*
*The Fall full movie*
Life of Pi is the best looking movie I’ve ever watched and my favorite scene is definitely when the whale breaches at night
@@user-of8in4kn2e nah
Emma C good movie to watch when u r high asf
@@edenlevi9877 i never thought of that but I've seen it like 4 times so wouldn't be any different for me
Every single one of these is beautiful. Incredible, really. There’s so many more that aren’t even here! And who knows… maybe the most beautiful shot in cinema has yet to be filmed. Maybe it’ll be this year… or the next. Maybe ten years! Maybe it’ll be shot by me, or you. Someone we’ve heard of, someone unknown. Who knows what cinema will bring us over the next decade. But from what I’ve seen from this video, and some of the masterpieces from the last few years… cinema isn’t dead.
I’m glad this channel sees animated movies as being a part of film regardless if it’s animated or not…..
Me remembering some of the scenes: *leonardo pointing image*
Leonardo laughing image
Leonardo wine image
*Leonardo breathing image*
ME remembering some of the scenes: America's the center of the world
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"the most beautiful shots in American movies history"
Exactly. There a way more beautiful global movie shots. So many
My neighbor Totoro 🇯🇵
There’s nothing wrong with that. There’s just so much films that could’ve been shown.
True- there were no shots from Studio Ghibli
Dragon Girl Blue my neighbor totoro was included around 2:34
Enough to make my day better. Thank you.
Makes me so happy to see the “standing in a field of tulips” shot from Big Fish on here
The whole of euphoria is the most cinematic thing I've ever watched
I was just thinking of that!!!
Yeah ❤️
Exactly
The HBO TV show?
The hentai
I really believe the shot of Joel and Clementine lying on the ice in Eternal Sunshine belongs here.
Yes!!;
The couch one is >>>>>>>>>>>
Bro that's exactly what I was thinking. That's my favorite shot in cinema
Shiv Kumar im waiting for that☹️
The music complements the video so much.. makes it 10x better! 💖
Thank you for including not only animation and horror but specifically Suspiria!
0:59 “Oh it’s such a perfect day,”
bump into the twins from the shinning lmao
@@derekescalante1355
Fuck I didn't even notice that
I thought it was just some normal london morning cliche
@@raspberrycrowns9494 It's from Schindler's List. Should give it a watch, as it's a great movie. Really dark though.
Derek Escalante oh true that. And forgive me I haven’t seen Schindlers List but I heard it’s a classic so I’ll give it a watch
“Give me the bat, give me the bat!”-homer simpson
*The cinema is the most beatiful thing that we have...*
Not anymore. We have now people exploiting cinema for pushing their propaganda.
Syed Arham Ali cinema isn’t not beautiful just cause some people with corrupted ideals take advantage of it, just means we need more people willing to look more and represent better
@@nekomei2640
your looks = very good
brain = questionable
Nice but I would say since the film industry has grown so huge, films have become cash grabs rather than actually interesting/art. That's why the few movies every year that break that trend are the special ones.
Bluer than Xephos all I said was film hasn’t lost beauty, and there’s still time for the industry itself to flourish again as do other things that get care put into them
@@symbolitical4158 What a bizarre response lol.
Gotta agree though. The money hungry studios are creating movies and making more box from those movies than an actually artsy director.
This is honestly my favorite KRplus video of all time
Great video baby 👒🤍
This is proof that adding caro emerald to anything makes it even better.
"Some of the most beautiful shots in western movie history"
There's Totoro
It was made by a westerner chill out
@@trppstar it says movie history not western movie history
@@user-vj1bs5mf8z idk mayne, this person prolly only watches popular western movies.
It isn't a top.
The Star Wars ones just hit you differently
Star wars is overrated as shit
TheGamingDummy 69 You want to go home and rethink your life.
@@thegamingdummy6950 The movies are loved by many but it's the universe and the community that the movies have created that make star wars great
TheGamingDummy 69 *and this is were you‘re wrong*
TheGamingDummy 69+ It’s treason, then
Such a good video, makes me want to rewatch most of these that i know and watch others
one of my favorite video on youtube, it's just beautiful