Inception

Inception. The film known for its insane mind bending plot, making it challenging for its viewers to comprehend at first. The film has numerous scenes that catches the viewers attention for example, when Ariadne goes into Cobb's dream which is taking place in a Hotel room. Later in that scene, Dom and Ariadne quickly enter the elevator and keep going on different levels in Cobb's dream. This was a clever and well portrayed scene of a very abstract concept yet managed to express that feeling as the scenes keep changing in each level. This film is also known for its ways of defying physics. Two other interesting scene that are eye catching, The scene where Arthur is running all around the hotel hallway due to no gravity during "the kick". The other one is when Cobb and Ariadne are walking together in a dream for the first time, and Ariadne starts to experiment with her dreams, creating and shifting logic across her own dream state.

The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou

My favorite scene in the film The Life Aquatic by Wes Anderson, is when the team is going on a dive and Anderson portrays a stunning cinematography by including so many bright colors in one scene. All these bright colors blending together creating this sort of surreal animated texture to it. It also includes interesting animation when the fish swim pass Steve Zissou which makes the movie kinda odd to watch yet really interesting to see many different movie making styles in one movie. This film is a difficult movie for everyone to get into and enjoy since it's a very slow paced artsy film, but nonetheless a Wes Anderson masterpiece.

Scene in Frida

My favorite scene in this superb film is when Frida faces another tragedy in her life when she finds her love of her life sleeping with her own sister. This causes Frida to drink even more, and become careless about her own ways of managing her life. The scene after her isolating her self after this incident where she's cutting her own hair, wearing a black/grey suit, heavily intoxicated. This is perfectly portrayed through the camera, showing the imbalance in her life by tilting the camera slightly sideways. Later in this same scene, she's staring at herself in the mirror then walks away and it shows a painting of her devastatingly sitting on the chair, and it transcends into a moving animation. I chose this scene because it was one from the many that caught my attention and the cinematography behind it is remarkable.

King's Speech cinematography

The cinematography in King’s Speech was well shown throughout the entire film. This one scene out of the many scenes that potrait very well cinematography is the one when Bertie finishes his final speech and walks out of the speech room and keeps walking as his workers all clap for him and he continues walking and there’s a tracking shot following him as he passes by all his workers clapping for their King. The tracking shot portrayed a very relieving feeling and also showed the King’s pride as he successfully improved in his speech.