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What are some films that have a distinct visual style, preferably a comfy one? For example, I really like the aesthetics of Chungking Express and Fallen Angels.
Other films that have something distinctive in their visuals that I like are Raising Arizona and Leon: The Professional.
>>70560578
What is a comfy visual style
john cassavetes' films maybe
>>70560597
I don't know, something that evokes optimism or just plain enjoyment in yourself. This sequence illustrates what I'm talking about. Everything just looks so idyllic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-nq2kEEL5o
>>70560578
Punch Drunk Love
Hail Caesar!
Blade Runner
Only God Forgives
Shame
The Place Beyond the Pines
Black Swan
Lost in Translation
Oldboy has a distinct style
this and the three colors trilogy
Daisies
Malick/Lubezki
>>70561290
Came here to say this
>>70560808
>Lost in Translation
This. I only visit this board for the GoT threads, I'm a total pleb when it comes to movies and I usually think slow/avantgardish/not-much-talking movies are boring, but Lost in Translation really made a massive impression on me (I just made it sound like a bad thing...). I saw it alone in my bed one night my gf was out, and I now realize that it was the comfy feeling it gave me that made me like it.
>>70565702
Gorgeous. Is it Vacas (1992)?
>>70567057
Post Tenebras Lux
Grand Budapest Hotel
House
Memories of Matsuko
Amelie
>>70561290
this
Also from Kieslowski, A Short Film About Love, which is part of The Decalogue.
>>70560578
Rebels of the Neon God
>>70567557
Recommended watching when it's dark and rainy on a summer evening.
Amazing intro credits sequence.
