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Cinematography in sentence

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The cinematography was pretty iffy with the whole movie.
Still, the cinematography, lighting design and shots were very well done indeed.
The pace is slow, but elegantly so, because the cinematography is so beautiful.
The picture is really clear, but that, along with the very unfortunate lighting, cinematography, if you can call it that, production, acting, if that is actually what they are doing, and script, if they had one, makes this movie look worse than an old porno.
Ok, first the good: Cher's performance and the cinematography.
Having none of the guile, cinematography, desperation or despair of classic noir it relied instead on a convoluted and senseless crime plot that would have easily resulted in several arrests within hours.
Gregory Peck's acting was excellent, as one would expect, and the cinematography quite stunning even when playing directly into some melodramatic "moment."
One bright spot: the cinematography in the Grand Canyon is exquisite, capturing the beauty of that area in a way even big-screen Imax productions have not quite done so well.
Soundtrack by Quincy Jones and cinematography by Conrad Hall...The original is available on DVD in widescreen now.
On a positive note, the directing was pretty good and cinematography was pretty decent as well.
Those are my criticisms, but I did love the shots of Seattle, cinematography was beautiful, acting was good in the times it wasn't outstanding.
Some of the cinematography is very poor: we were watching on a 42" TV so how anyone with a smaller set could work out what was happening in the scenes taken in almost complete darkness is beyond me.
Not funny, poor TV style cinematography, bad acting.
The cinematography ranges from pretty postcard images to murky indoor silhouettes.
Also, if you do decide to waste 2 hours of your life by watching this film, be sure to bring something to throw up in because the cinematography is simply someone running around with a hand-held camcorder and half the time you can't even see the main subjects.
Despite the cinematography itself being commendable, the camera hungers for characters of true depth instead of the shallow, amateur acting it unfortunately has to convey.
Repetitive music, annoying narration, terrible cinematography effects.
The cinematography is excellent and some of the sword work is truly remarkable.
I think the cinematography was the only thing that didn't totally suck... well, maybe the sound was minimalistically OK.
Except for acknowledging some nice cinematography, I can hardly say anything positive about this movie.
Essentially a story of man versus nature, this film has beautiful cinematography, the lush jungles of Ceylon and the presence of Elizabeth Taylor but the film really never gets going.
The cinematography was dark.
The acting was great, the cinematography was interesting, but the storyline, or rather, lack thereof, was a problem.
Although, technically, it is reasonably well made, acting, cinematography, music, directing, etc., are good.
There are things to like in this flick however the cinematography is breathtaking filling the screen with beautiful images Paul Newman is as usual excellent and I really did enjoy the score, But Tom as "the angel of death" Sullivan was completely flat.
A hunt reeking with unimpressive explosions, construction yard settings, shoddy cinematography, and one-liners containing the word "bet" or "gamble."
Bad acting, horrible cinematography, and lame plot and some decent special effects do not make a good movie.
The production was horribly disjointed and the cinematography nothing to write home about.
Notorious box-office flop wasn't so much panned as it was ignored, and one can see why: it's a series of sketches in search of a plot, and the performances, directorial touches and cinematography are all variable.
The drippy stock film library score, the painfully obvious stagebound sets, and the crude cinematography are pretty lousy and unimpressive as well.
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