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1385 examples of Cinematography in a sentence

You get to tour the Vatican and parts of Rome with excellent cinematography.
David Mullen's cinematography is stunning.
The slick cinematography by Fernando Arribas makes expert use of light and shadow.
This reunion is a happy thing for cinematography.
John Bailey's cinematography is spectacularly good.
Featuring beautiful cinematography, Ford regarded this as one of his favorite films.
The film itself has gorgeous cinematography, and fine realisation of the subject matter.
I find the inauspiciously performances, lighting, cinematography, sound, and whatever film school laws D' Urville Martin broke funny.
Great job on the cinematography as well.
Combine that with the fantastic and creative cinematography, editing, writing, etc., and you have a film that shows the fine quality of its production.
Directed, co-written, co-produced and co-edited with dumbfounding maladroitness by Melanie Anne Phillips, acted with dismaying flatness by a rank no-name cast, further marred by lethargic pacing, a drably meandering narrative, murky, under-lit, eye-straining cinematography, a shivery, redundantly thudding pseudo-John Carpenter synthesizer score, and a cruddy, herky-jerky stop motion animation wormoid thingie that's only quickly glimpsed at the very end of the movie, this extremely clunky, amateurish and hence quite delectably dreadful would-be scarefest commits all the necessary bad film missteps to qualify as a real four-star stinkeroonie.
NORTHFORK is above all a masterpiece of widescreen cinematography.
The cinematography is awesome.
Filled with gorgeous cinematography, beautiful people, and an intoxicating 70's score from the legendary Nico Fidenco, this one is sure to please.
The music was good and the cinematography was beautifully shot.
The cinematography was magnificent and storyline incredible.
The cinematography is spectacular.
All performances were strong, directing and cinematography...go watch it!
The film looks cheaply made, and it probably was, so the black and white cinematography is vastly inferior to that of Godard in Vivre Sa Vie, to cite another film noir of more than 30 years earlier.
Yeah, there could have been better cinematography and less of a constant "movie of the week" score, but Ed Harris was impeccable, Cuba Gooding adorable and touching, and let's face it people, in real life, how many of us really get to know the motivation of others.
This film, based on the book by Pascal Laime' -La Dentelliere- is an acclaimed film of excellent cinematography and costly Italian language.
While I can understand some of the points made regarding the cinematography (I thought a more purposeful approach would have better supported the low-fi, home movie feel) I must say that I thought the script and acting of WHAT ALICE FOUND were excellent!
A superb effort: great cinematography, acting, and script.
I love the costumes and poses the actors make, the humor, the cinematography, the soundtrack.
Felipe Sacdalan's raw, grainy, scratched-up cinematography, the clumsy use of strenuous slow motion, the funky-groovin' score, the laughably inept fight choreography, and the surprisingly gruesome conclusion add immensely to the overall scuzzy fun of this deliciously cheesy grindhouse exploitation hoot.
This is another film where the cinematography is the best thing to recommend it.
It is a visual narrative, illuminated by the magnificent cinematography.
It had the best cinematography and an edgy feel to it with two wild characters - Catwomen and The Penguin - along with the always-interesting Christopher Walken.
The directing as well as the cinematography was done very well and the hotel backdrop really looked dilapidated and well done.
Now all things considered put on top of that a daring 28 minute sequence with not a word spoken and set in gorgeous Paris with truly great attention to detail and fantastic cinematography and that last scene ...when you look up and see those trees... wonderful use of raw and basic filming techniques... it is a master piece in my view and I'm glad to have seen it.
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