>OMG DID YOU KNOW THIS WHOLE SCENE IS ALL ONE TAKE
>IT TOOK THEM FIFTY TRIES TO GET IT RIGHT
>LOOK AT ALL THE MOVING PARTS WOW
OMG DID YOU KNOW THIS WHOLE SCENE IS ALL ONE TAKE
David Garcia
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Andrew White
Alright you win OP I actually laughed at this post
Jeremiah Rogers
what scene are you referring to? sounds neat
Charles Jackson
>no one can get excited about anything or feel any positive emotion ever without being onions
This is how we're gonna all commit mass suicide
David Clark
Respect the hard work, faggot.
Grayson Reyes
Are you just going to continue until you've ruined every possible topic pertaining to tv and film
Justin Wright
Single take is pretty much a gimmick (and with digital editing its not even impressive anymore)
I guess its a reaction to ADHD editing but "super long take" is pretty much just as bad.
Alexander Sanders
You can, it just has to be disguised by fifty layers of irony and memes.
Jayden Hughes
First scene in The Dark Knight Rises
Lincoln Stewart
it’s not about that it’s just how much they cream themselves over stuff like this, and yes, they do this
Caleb Butler
Why do I know a person who acts exactly like this?
Gabriel Campbell
Not OP but if I had to guess it’s referring to the church scene in kingsmen
Or it could be the film I made with OPs mom
Michael Lee
It depends on how it's used. Cuaron, Inarritu = gimmick. Tarr, Angelopoulos, Tsai, Tarkovsky = cinematic language.
Jaxon Wilson
his autism is slowly breaking us all, one by one. i fear for my fellow anons
Jace Morales
I liked it in Russian Ark but its still pretty gimmicky,
Maybe the opening of "Touch of Evil" was a good long take
Gavin Smith
Can we please start associating the soiboy grimace with the dutch angle? Thank you.
Brayden Torres
>CURIOSITIES BAD!
Julian Evans
Russian Ark is good that's true. I think some directors create a certain cinematic language with long takes like Tarr whose films are really effective. Others like Inarritu just use it as a crutch and gimmick. Like in Birdman.
Blake Campbell
>Tarr, Angelopoulos, Tsai, Tarkovsky = cinematic language.
Gabriel Harris
>Le sooooooooooooooiiiiiiii!
Parker Cooper
>YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE WHERE THEY DISSOLVE CUT THE LONG TAKE! IT'S NOT A REAL ONER! 0/10
Try to get some real knowledge and onions to make fun of instead of kids who realized they loved movies last monday.
Chase Murphy
>Alright you win OP I actually laughed at this post
Andrew Wood
The one in Goodfellas is great and I liked the one in True Detective S1 a lot too.
Luis Foster
dutch angle is based
what's pure fucking onions is snap zoom to the character sarcastically looking into the camera with some onions expression or reaction
Or the seth rogan thing where the characters seem like they're improvising a conversation on the fly and the conversation just goes around in circles forever as the camera jumps back and forth
Joshua Hill
The opening shot of Boogie Nights is one of the best
Logan Moore
>experiencing enjoyment from watching a well shot sequence in a film is onions
kys my man
Carter Phillips
>THEY TRIED TO SAY THE ONE IN TRUE DETECTIVE WAS A REAL ONE. BUT I STUDIED THE BLOCKING, THERE'S A CUT IN THE COURTYARD WHEN THE CAMERA FILMS THE HELICOPTER.
Literally me when I said this.
John Adams
Nathaniel Williams
When was the last time a Dutch angle has been used in a film?
Hudson Lopez
Gabriel Diaz
>Doesn't watch The Office
>Doesn't know what the fuck you're talking about
Grayson Cooper
>democrat politicians just trying to do the right thing republicans corrupt and EVIL: the show
How did people stomach this nonsense