Please help me expand this list:
Tarkovsky:
Stalker
Solaris
Sacrifice
Nostalghia
Parajanov:
Sayat Nova
Tati:
Play Time
Mon Oncle
Tarr:
Satantango
Karhozat
Kwaidan
Aguirre:Wrath of God
2001 Space Oddysey
Much appreciated!!
More Tarkovsky:
Andrei Rublev (arguably his best film)
Terrence Malick:
Days of Heaven
Badlands
The Thin Red Line
John Hillcoat:
The Proposition
Robert Altman (naturalist elements)
German Expressionism as a whole. While not beautiful in the sense of directors like Tarkovsky or Malick, it invokes a certain emotional response associated with these two directors. I recommend The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Metropolis, and Nosferatu.
"Why can't you ever just... stop me?"
Darren Aronofsky
The Fountain (probably the most beautiful and intense film I've ever seen)
Kazuaki Kiriya
Casshern
Nagisa Oshima
Gohatto
Neil Jordan
Company of Wolves
Fitzcarraldo if you liked Aguirre.
shareGreat thread!
shareDario Argento:
Suspiria
Inferno
Takeshi Kitano:
Hana-bi
Sanjay Leela Bhansali:
Devdas
Mario Bava:
Blood and Black Lace
Black Sabbath
Sergio Martino:
All the Colors of the Dark
Wong Kar-wai:
2046
Krysztof Kieslowski:
Blue
Akira Kurosawa:
Ran
Michele Soavi:
The Church
Dellamorte Dellamore
"Dario Argento: Suspiria" - nooooo! Don't watch film. It looks awful and is generally a *beep* film.
shareWerckmeister Harmonies by Tarr
The Death Trilogy by Gus Van Sant:
Gerry
Elephant
Last Days
Requiem for a Dream by Aronofsky
David Lynch:
Mullholand Drive
The Strait Story
Inland Empire
Andrew Dominik:
The Assassination Of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Jean Pierre Jeunet & Marc Caro:
Delicatessen
Terrence Malick:
The New World
(plus the others already mentioned)
Tomas Alfredson:
Let The Right One In
Teshigahara:
-Woman of the Dunes
-The Face of Another
Chris Marker:
-Sans Soleil (a documentary, but one of the most "Tarkovsky-esque" films I've seen)
Fellini:
-8 1/2
Bergman:
-Winter Light (not nearly as dream-like as Tarkovsky, but stunningly beautiful none-the-less)
-Persona
Bae Yong-Kyun:
-Why has Bodhi-Dharma Left for the East?
Philip Gröning:
-Into Great Silence (another documentary)
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Here are some of my fav films with breath taking cinematography. I look forward to seeing yours.
2001
American Beauty
Andrei Rubylev
Atanarjuat
Badlands
Batman Begins
Before Sunset
Before Sunrise
Blood Diamond
City of Lost Children
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Dances with Wolves
Days of Heaven
Eyes Wide Shut
the Fountain
Gattaca
Hero
House of Flying Daggers
Into the Wild
Lord of the Rings
Mirror
Mother and Son
My Name is Ivan
Mysterious Skin
The New World
No Man's Land
Nostalgia
Pi
Requiem for a Dream
the Return
Road to Perdition
Russian Ark
the Sacrifice
Sleepy Hollow
Solaris
Stalker
Stand By Me
the Straight Story
swimming
The Thin Red Line
vagabond
Great thread. ;)
I will try not to mention what already is mentioned. (witch of couse includes Tchaikovsky, Kubrick, Béla Tarr and allot of the others mentioned)
My list is in no order.
Veit Helmer
Tuvalu
Ridley scott:
Alien
Blade Runner
Lars von Trier
Europa
Element of Crime
Brothers quay
Institute Benjamenta
Piano tuner of earthquakes (great cinematography, poor movie)
All their shorts
David Lynch
Eraserhead
Roy Anderson
Sånger från andra våningen
Du levande
Ilya Khrjanovsky
4
Tim Burton
Edward scissor hands
A nightmare before Christmas
Vincent
Terry Gilliam
Brazil
Baron Münchhausen
Carl Theodor Dreyer
Ordet
Vredens dag
George Lucas
Thx 1138
I have more. But I will leave it at that for now :)
Again great thread. Please contribute.
Johan Oettinger
Barry Lyndon
2001 A Space Odyssey
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Koyaanisqatsi
are some of my favorites
2001: A Space Odyssey**
Eyes Wide Shut**
Apocalypse Now**
Eraserhead
Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me**
Blue Velvet
Mulholland dr.
INLAND EMPIRE
Lost Highway
Ran
Box(the three extremes)**
Lost In Translation
Persona**
8 1/2
Suspiria**
Nosferatu: Phantom Der Nacht**
Vertigo
There Will be Blood
Inferno
Laurence Of Arabia
Picnic At Hanging Rock**
Youth Without Youth
Days Of Heaven
Innocence
Birth
**= strikingly beautiful