I honestly can't think of many with terrible cinematography, it's usually just mediocre and bland at worst.
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Cassandra's Dream has some awful cinematography, by a great cinematographer might I add.
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Miami Vice-The Movie ain't that great. Seems director Michael Mann was, in gee-whiz fashion, really tinkering with the gain boost on his then-new Sony Cine-Alta camera. It looks like he and his cinematographer had the gain boost cranked up to +21db on some of that stuff. The exterior night scenes, especially in the trailer park where Trudy has been kidnapped, appear to be only available light, from sodium vapor lights and such, and exhibit HORRENDOUS grain.
shareI'm going to say Michael Mann's Public Enemies. I just can't take to the digital photography of that movie.
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Dracula 2009 has truly f#cked cinematography. The film has been uploaded in full on youtube. Word of warning however. . .It is one of my top picks for "Worst Movie Ever Made". I have been actively searching for a long time, and this is top tier material. . . weapons grade atrocious film making.
Brilliant question! I will write top 10 of worst movies have ever made, based on my own observational analysis. So, here it is:
1.Me and You - Bernardo Bertolucci
2.Solaris - Steven Soderbergh
3.American Sniper - Clint Eastwood
4.The Maze Runner - Wes Ball
5.Lucy - Luc Besson
6.Exodus: Gods and Kings - Ridley Scott
7.Pacific Rim - Guillermo del Toro
8.The Interview - Evan Goldberg, Seth Rogen
9.Argo - Ben Affleck
10.After Earth - M. Night Shyamalan
Aside from quality, I find ShakyCam to be the worst cinematography, because it makes me nauseous when I watch it. If something is physically unpleasant, then that's worse than merely being artistically or technically flawed.
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