Visually, your favourite films

Road to Perdition
Out of Africa

 

Oblivion
The Fifth Element
Interstellar
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring and Return of the King
Once Upon A Time In Mexico

 

This is easy
1.Metropolis
2.The Searchers
3.Lawrence of Arabia
4.Yellow submarine
5.Wonderwall
6.2001:A Space Oddysey
7.Performance (w/Mick Jagger)
8.The Grateful Dead Movie
9.The Trip
10.Heavy Traffic
11.Fritz the Cat
12.Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat
13&14 Godfather 1&2
15.Brazil
16.Blade Runner
17.Prometheus
18.Road Warrior
19.Apocalypse Now
20.Taxi Driver
21.Liquid Sky
22.Rock &Rule
23.Woodstock
24.Any Sam Fuller flicks
25.Paths of Glory
26.How I Won the War(w/Lennon)
I saw all of these except Metropolis on the big screen.Peace.

 

Badlands
The Man Who Fell to Earth
Edward Scissorhands
Caravaggio

 

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Blade Runner
Apocalypse Now
2001: A Space Odyssey
The original Star Wars trilogy

 

In no particular order: Star Trek The Motion Picture, The Empire Strikes Back, 2001, Rollerball, Metropolis, A Clockwork Orange and Blade Runner.

 

Good calls on Blade Runner, The Empire Strikes Back and A Clockwork Orange... Those would make my list for sure.

I'll add:
The Crow
Pulp Fiction
The Godfather
Traffic

 

I'd add:
Arrival
Blade Runner 2049.
Sicario

 

Gone With the Wind
Lawrence of Arabia
The Searchers
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Il grande silenzio
I Origins
The Godfather II
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
Land of the Pharaohs
The Fall of the Roman Empire
Apocalypse Now
Days of Heaven
Eyes Wide Shut
Silent Running
Seven Years in Tibet
Dune
Eraserhead

 

Big Fish

Absolutely gorgeous!

 

Some of my favs.....
The Passenger
The French Connection
Sunset Boulevard
Blade Runner
2001
The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre

 

Not previously mentioned...
Uzumaki
A Touch of Zen

 

Lawrence of Arabia
Once Upon a Time in The West

 

Dr. Caligari's Cabinet
Metropolis
Gladiator
Predator
Ben Hur
The Patriot
Black Hawk Down
Invasion
2001 A space Oddysey
Riddick

 

Babel (Inarritu) is the greatest I've ever seen--visually incredible from close-ups of the characters to sweeping panoramas of diverse landscapes and citiscapes.

 

I've never seen it, but I recall the 1985 film, "Out of Africa," being promoted as a visually compelling film.

Anyone seen it? Anyone with an opinion?

 

I always liked the images in Evil Dead 2, but maybe that isn’t highbrow enough for this thread ☺️

 

Visual and audio gorgeousness: Black Orpheus/Orfeu Negro...

 

Really didn't expect to see this, when I did a thread search, but there it was, all alone, until tonight.
I have loved this film since seeing it in the theater at the end of our Chicago block.

 

The Red Shoes
Across the Universe
The Wizard of Oz
What Dreams May Come
Fantasia
Atonement
Chronos
Beauty And The Beast (2017)
Valerian

 

It is a good movie with a great cast and is visually stunning. It deserved to do better than it did at the box office.

While I fully understand that Hollywood prefers to remake movies, rather than making movies, I'm puzzled about this one?

I was always under the impression that they would remake movies that were financially successful in the first place?

 

I saw a little bit of Cheyenne Autumn on TCM today, and it was definitely in HD. It looked notably better than the DVD (which I have), and still looked better in spite of Comcast having recently downgraded their signal from 1080 to 720p. I also noticed that the very first scene of the two Indians walking toward the camera, which on the DVD had a bit of a stuttering effect in the picture, was fixed on this HD transfer.
Shot in Super Panavision 70, it would shine on Blu-ray. I've seen much worse than this TCM transfer on Blu-ray, so why not release it. Even the DVD was transferred from the 70mm elements versus a 35mm print-down. It was John Ford's last western, and of course shot in scenic Monument Valley.

 

To name a few...
2001
Walkabout
Forbidden Planet
The Third Man
Dr. Strangelove
The Night of the Hunter

 

Wizard Of Oz for the time period...

 

12 Monkeys