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Let's talk about Alfonso Cuaron's masterpiece called Children of Men (1/4):
This is a dystopian story where children are no longer being born for the past 18 years. This is a beautiful film includes amazing character development, immersive action & beautiful cinematography.
This is a dystopian story where children are no longer being born for the past 18 years. This is a beautiful film includes amazing character development, immersive action & beautiful cinematography.
Children of Men thread (2/4):
Cuarón delivered a story that felt it had an organic flow of events by greatly handling pacing, emotional shifts, visual exposition, stakes & more.
He developed Theo from thinking it's foolish to save humanity to actually risking everything for it.
Cuarón delivered a story that felt it had an organic flow of events by greatly handling pacing, emotional shifts, visual exposition, stakes & more.
He developed Theo from thinking it's foolish to save humanity to actually risking everything for it.
Children of Men thread (3/4):
Lubezki teamed up again with Cuarón to deliver some impeccable scenes that match both of their styles:
- Careful use of natural lighting
- A constantly moving camera
- Inventive wides & viewpoints for an immersive experience
Lubezki teamed up again with Cuarón to deliver some impeccable scenes that match both of their styles:
- Careful use of natural lighting
- A constantly moving camera
- Inventive wides & viewpoints for an immersive experience
Children of Men thread (4/4):
This is a must-watch film if you love great cinematography & character development.
Score: 9/10
PS: This film had one of the most memorable long shots in cinema. The ambush scene is immersive, & handles pacing, emotion & tension like no other.
This is a must-watch film if you love great cinematography & character development.
Score: 9/10
PS: This film had one of the most memorable long shots in cinema. The ambush scene is immersive, & handles pacing, emotion & tension like no other.
