Otis
Well-Known Member
If you look at Gravity, the script is .... well pretty much there is no script, but it is absolutely dazzling to look at and really gripping too.
I think the general public on the whole just want to be entertained or thought provoked. The critics look at the whole filmatic process to boot.
I have dabbled with films myself, so I too can get excited over a shot or camera angle (such as the key scene in Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious, where the camera very slowly spirals and pans down to a close up of a key in the palm of a hand, or Sam Raimi's fast, ground level tracking shot, which was very groundbreaking).
There is obviously a great skill to filmmaking and we as viewers sometimes don't notice the little intricacies to it all.
I think the general public on the whole just want to be entertained or thought provoked. The critics look at the whole filmatic process to boot.
I have dabbled with films myself, so I too can get excited over a shot or camera angle (such as the key scene in Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious, where the camera very slowly spirals and pans down to a close up of a key in the palm of a hand, or Sam Raimi's fast, ground level tracking shot, which was very groundbreaking).
There is obviously a great skill to filmmaking and we as viewers sometimes don't notice the little intricacies to it all.