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Legends of the Fall had some pretty good cinematoghraphy if I remember correctly.
.. or was it Brad Pitt?
Don't normally drool over the guy, but he looked pretty darn good in his long hair, riding his horse over all that beautiful country side .. maybe that's what I remember, lol.
One of my friends stayed in the room with the balcony on the Grand Canal in Venice which was featured in "The Talented Mr. Ripley" Sorry I don't know which hotel that was..
"Never Cry Wolf", I always wonder about the shot with the wolves.
"Enigma"
"Cliffhanger", I can't stand Stallone or the girl, but the movie is pretty good. The scenery is fantastic. Someone told me that it was flimed up in British Columbia on (IIRC) Route 99 between Vancouver and Whistler.
"Ronin".
Almost anything with extended shots of San Francisco or Paris.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - There is a very good reason this movie won an Oscar for Cinematography. Watch this movie and at any time, during any scene you can hit pause and have a picture worthy of a postcard. Flawless scenery in this movie.
"The Lord of the Rings trilogy", Peter Jackson (New Zealand)
"Die Nibelungen: Siegfried", Fritz Lang (Fantasy world)
"Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Revenge", Fritz Lang (Fantasy world)
"Apocalypse Now", Francis Ford Coppola (Philippines)
"The Tenant", Roman Polanski (Paris)
"Manhattan", Woody Allen (NYC)
"Lawrence of Arabia", David Lean (Deserts)
"2001: A Space Odyssey", Stanley Kubrick (The African Dawn of Man scene)
"The Big Blue", Luc Besson (Ocean)
"Harry Potter", Chris Columbus (London + Hogwarts)
"Dr. Zhivago" All of it. Another David Lean jewel.
Absolutely. My favorite scenes: When the huge sunflower starts dropping petals in the army hospital and the sled scene/when the little girl keeps singing "Ho, ho, ho, I love the snow!"
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