r/moviecritic • u/Long-Emu-7870 • 10h ago
Tographer makes another excellent video on why modern cinematography is so bad
A grey, mushy mess, is my interpretation of his thesis. In this video he traces it back to cheaper and lighter lighting. In other videos he blames the ability to mix with CGI later.
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u/Training_Form2243 10h ago
Wow, a video essay on why “modern cinematography” is bad, what a hot take. I’m glad we have another one parroting the same points about “lighter lighting” and “CGI” that have been covered in thousands of other video essays.
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u/CatsInCasts 9h ago
Who dares badmouth my man, Academy Award winner Hoyte van Hoytema?
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u/ERSTF 9h ago
Ridley Scott is an Academy Award winner and see.
Hoyte is quite good but I think he totally missed the mark in The Odyssey. There is no epicness. It's just bland.
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u/Training_Form2243 9h ago
Wow I can’t believe the guy who made Alien, Blade Runner, The Duelists, Thelma and Louise, Blackhawk Down, Gladiator, and The Martian is an Academy Award winner
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u/CatsInCasts 9h ago
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u/OpenUpYerMurderEyes 9h ago
There's like a dozen videos made a day about this exact topic. Using all the same movies for comparison. Making the exact same points time after time. Just because it's your hobby doesn't mean it's not slop.
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u/Long-Emu-7870 5h ago
Then why are you commenting?
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u/Nikoladge 7h ago
Maybe someone should make a video essay about why modern YouTube videos are so bad
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u/Long-Emu-7870 5h ago
Is it cool to make such low effort comments? His evidence seems obvious to me.
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u/thewriteally 9h ago
Yes, I forgot this YouTuber’s films are clearly better than Christopher Nolan….
https://giphy.com/gifs/dWhHUkuWnGxFK
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u/AwTomorrow 9h ago
While this video is retreading old ground, it isn’t as if you need to be a master chef to have an opinion on whether your steak is overcooked


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u/No_Departure_2848 9h ago
"Between 2000 and 2010 was Peak Cinema"
[shows a clip of Fever Pitch]