JFK (1991) isn’t just a movie it’s a three-hour sensory assault. It’s a whirlwind of theories and a relentless chase for some version of the truth. I recently sat down with the Shout Factory 4K restoration, and honestly, it felt like… Read More »JFK (1991) – Cinematography Analysis
I remember walking into the theater with zero expectations. I’d just seen Oblivion, which looked beautiful but felt sterile. But Edge of Tomorrow (2014) it had grit. It wasn’t just the clever Groundhog Day mechanics; it was the visceral, grounded way it was shot.… Read More »Edge of Tomorrow (2014) – Cinematography Analysis
Usually, we look for technical perfection, but sometimes a film comes along that prioritizes texture over cleanliness. Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins (2005) is exactly that. Before the “Nolanverse” became a massive brand, this film had to do the heavy lifting of erasing the neon-soaked… Read More »Batman Begins (2005) – Cinematography Analysis
There are a handful of films that live rent-free in my head. Braveheart (1995) is one of them. I spend most of my waking hours staring at screens, tweaking curves, and obsessing over color spaces at my grading service, Color Culture. It… Read More »Braveheart (1995) – Cinematography Analysis