>yfw it's a literal match cut
ayyy
>>71078886
it was supposed to be a dissolve but the editor didn't know how to do it.
this is my favorite thing in all of movies
>>71078951
Really?
>>71079076
yep
>>71078886
What's the movie where the scene transitions with some smoke from a candle to some shit?
Was it TFA?
>>71079027
>match cuts
>gilligan cuts
>answer cuts
>editing together a plan in action with the planning scene so people's parts in the plan are matched with their discussing how it will work out
>>71079822
>editing together a plan in action with the planning scene so people's parts in the plan are matched with their discussing how it will work out
always loved this.
>>71080069
And someone says "What if <thing goes wrong>?" and the mastermind says "<thing won't go wrong>" and then thing goes wrong in the live footage and the person has to improvise
it's a gilligan cut with an answer cut in the middle of a planning montage, it's like the triple crown of editing gimmicks that give me a boner.
>>71080188
name three things where that happens.
>>71080269
I may be misremembering, but doesn't it happen in all three Ocean's movies?
It's not great because it happens a lot, anon. Quite the opposite, it's great on the very few precious occasions when it happens.
Just watched the Score, they shamefully decided to omit any planning montages from the film, so we didn't get something like that with Ed Norton, Robert de Niro, and Marlon Brando all playing off each other. Such a shame.
>>71079114
huh really makes you think
>>71078886
Never seen the movie but I actually do remember when I saw that cut for the first time.
I just remember being like "Dude...". I couldn't even say why.
>>71078951
But there are plenty of dissolve transitions later in the film anon
>>71080360
Marlon didn't have time for that in the 70s. why would he in the 2000s?
