The Bourne Supremacy I study it. When Paul Greengrass took over the director’s chair from Doug Liman, he didn’t just make a sequel; he forged a raw, kinetic visual language that completely recalibrated how we see action cinema. It’s a… Read More »The Bourne Supremacy (2004) – Cinematography Analysis & Stills
Captain Phillips (2013) is the kind of movie that makes me forget the technicalities and just feel the adrenaline. It’s raw. It’s immediate. It doesn’t feel like a “movie” in the traditional sense; it feels like you’re a stowaway on that… Read More »Captain Phillips (2013) – Cinematography Analysis
Let’s talk The Bourne Ultimatum. For me, this film isn’t just an action movie; it’s a blueprint for how to sculpt anxiety using nothing but color and camera movement. Paul Greengrass, alongside his collaborators, solidified a visual grammar here that defined… Read More »The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) – Cinematography Analysis