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johnnyg

Could be the best cinematography I've ever seen. Seems to not really connect with me at places, but wow, it's really painting with light.
11 years 9 months ago
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Dieguito

Luminous cinematography masterpiece.
11 years 1 month ago
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eeva1701

So wonderfully shot, an eye candy
6 years 5 months ago
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dchauvin

I loved the cinematography of it all — the shots of the fascist government, grandiose vacant modernist halls, occupied only by prositute-adorned desks. The variety of shot types in the film was extensive, and gives it a really refreshing feel. Some of the locations for the film really lent themselves to this, for instance the scene in the mental asylum.

Full review: https://medium.com/movie-time/spike-lee-s-essential-films-slef-episode-1-the-conformist-il-conformista-1970-fd6da9e75322#.41crs8u4a

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8 years 1 month ago
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Mahler1860

Really enjoyed this. Very disturbing and unsettling in a handful of places as well. A wonderful find.
9 years 10 months ago
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arunraj

Great movie..i am going to watch more Bernardo Bertolucci movies!!
12 years 5 months ago
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Windill

Wow.
That's a masterpiece.
4 years ago
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LiquidSplitter

The cinematography is just brilliant at evoking the theme of the protagonist's inner struggle to conform into something he can't.
8 years ago
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Cassiodoro

Incredible
10 years 7 months ago
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Fenring

Disliked it, but i have to say, that cinematography is brilliant and deserves any possible award.
13 years ago
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akuma587

Hands down one of the best films I have ever seen. Very few films are this inspired.
14 years 3 months ago
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mcmakattack

Stunning cinematography that reflects the dream-like, self imposed prison the main character settles himself into. Marcello is quite an interesting character, exemplifying an ugly part in man that causes so much violence and unhappiness in desperate attempts for social acceptance.

I'm not a super big fan of Bertolucci, though this is likely his best. Most of the credit for that goes to Vittorio Storaro for his visuals on this one.
8 months 2 weeks ago
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Marasmusine

For all its lovely cinematography, the editing was disappointing: the non-linear timeframe seemed completely pointless, and we are whisked away from some setpieces before we've had chance to appreciate them.
8 years 4 months ago
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mochiusle

It's a PERFECT movie.
13 years 5 months ago
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nicolaskrizan

small man hungering for nonexisting normality

http://1001movies.posterous.com/907
12 years 2 months ago

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