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Live Poll: The Impact of Fantastic Visual Imagery in Movies
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Some movies use surrealistic images to lead the audience into a special narrative for underlining and supporting a captivating story, so they become stunning. We only considered movies with more than 100.000 ratings and an avarage rating of 7.0 or higher (according to April 2024) and also iconic optical milestones, then with even a lower rating than 7.0.
Which of these movies makes the best use of it's images?
Please tell us here.
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Follow the examples, please! But no Documentations, TV-Series, Sci-Fi, animated. Short movies only, if they convince me. No franchises to avoid a flood of franchise movies. Only single movies, which stand for themselves.
Rule-extension: If movies are exemplarily marker for a style in its time, it can be lesser than 7.0/10 - convince me.
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@Breumaster ,
Never mind. These two films do not meet your criteria.
For your consideration:
Tommy (1975)
A psychosomatically blind, deaf, and mute boy becomes a master pinball player and, subsequently, the figurehead of a cult.
The Dark Crystal (1982)
On another planet in the distant past, a Gelfling embarks on a quest to find the missing shard of a magical crystal, and to restore order to his world.
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Please edit:
Some movies use surrealistic images
Which of these movies makes the best use of its images?
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FYC:
Everything, Everywhere All At Once
A Clockwork Orange
Dark City
Stalker
Eraserhead
Brazil
Suspiria
Videodrome
Barton Fink
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Congratulations, @Breumaster!
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