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The final sequence of Ghost in the Shell was created from this artwork painted by art director Hiromasa Ogura

The final sequence of Ghost in the Shell was created from this artwork painted by art director Hiromasa Ogura

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Denis Villeneuve celebrating the final shot of ‘DUNE: PART 1’ in Norway.

Denis Villeneuve celebrating the final shot of ‘DUNE: PART 1’ in Norway.

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Ewan McGregor picking out his Lightsaber hilt for “The Phantom Menace”
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Ewan McGregor picking out his Lightsaber hilt for “The Phantom Menace”

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2,110,914 views • 3 months ago

One of the craziest long takes in cinema history. It took months of preparation for Alfonso Cuarón to pull it off. Every extra, explosion, sound effect, and camera movement had to be perfectly synchronized. A single mistake meant starting all over again.
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One of the craziest long takes in cinema history. It took months of preparation for Alfonso Cuarón to pull it off. Every extra, explosion, sound effect, and camera movement had to be perfectly synchronized. A single mistake meant starting all over again.

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1,794,564 views • 9 months ago

In this scene from Blade Runner 2049, Ryan Gosling had a general guideline for expressing anger, but he improvised several gestures and shouts. Denis Villeneuve chose the take where his outburst remains contained, as if K were still trying to maintain control. Roger Deakins filmed with a handheld camera very close to Gosling’s face to capture every micro-reaction.
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In this scene from Blade Runner 2049, Ryan Gosling had a general guideline for expressing anger, but he improvised several gestures and shouts. Denis Villeneuve chose the take where his outburst remains contained, as if K were still trying to maintain control. Roger Deakins filmed with a handheld camera very close to Gosling’s face to capture every micro-reaction.

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1,585,965 views • 10 months ago

In Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Rian Johnson wanted to surprise the audience by killing off the main villain, Snoke, halfway through the film. It was a deliberate choice to subvert expectations and give Kylo Ren true dramatic autonomy.
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In Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Rian Johnson wanted to surprise the audience by killing off the main villain, Snoke, halfway through the film. It was a deliberate choice to subvert expectations and give Kylo Ren true dramatic autonomy.

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1,449,216 views • 10 months ago

To create the city in Her, director Spike Jonze shot in both Los Angeles and Shanghai. The two environments were digitally blended to form a soft, luminous, and futuristic metropolis without flying cars or sci-fi clichés.
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To create the city in Her, director Spike Jonze shot in both Los Angeles and Shanghai. The two environments were digitally blended to form a soft, luminous, and futuristic metropolis without flying cars or sci-fi clichés.

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1,322,069 views • 9 months ago

THE CREATOR is one of the best science fiction films in recent years. That moment with the Radiohead track is absolutely stunning.
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THE CREATOR is one of the best science fiction films in recent years. That moment with the Radiohead track is absolutely stunning.

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659,233 views • 5 months ago

The opening of Blade Runner 2049 is among the most visually stunning in the history of science fiction.
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The opening of Blade Runner 2049 is among the most visually stunning in the history of science fiction.

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469,594 views • 6 months ago

The exo-suits in Edge of Tomorrow weighed between 30 and 40 kilos each. Emily Blunt nearly fainted the first time she wore one and broke down in tears, but Tom Cruise reassured her, saying it would look more natural on screen if she embraced the real difficulty. Ever the perfectionist, Cruise insisted the actors wear the actual suits instead of relying on CGI to enhance the realism.
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The exo-suits in Edge of Tomorrow weighed between 30 and 40 kilos each. Emily Blunt nearly fainted the first time she wore one and broke down in tears, but Tom Cruise reassured her, saying it would look more natural on screen if she embraced the real difficulty. Ever the perfectionist, Cruise insisted the actors wear the actual suits instead of relying on CGI to enhance the realism.

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681,748 views • 10 months ago

Dune (2021) was shot digitally then transferred to 35mm film and scanned back. Greig Fraser used this process to give the image a texture blending digital precision and organic grain.
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Dune (2021) was shot digitally then transferred to 35mm film and scanned back. Greig Fraser used this process to give the image a texture blending digital precision and organic grain.

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446,257 views • 7 months ago

Denis Villeneuve auditioned numerous actresses and dancers to play the “companion replicants” in Blade Runner 2049. He was looking for a variety of faces and a strange kind of body language. During some takes, Villeneuve let the performers improvise lines or gestures around Gosling to capture spontaneous reactions.
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Denis Villeneuve auditioned numerous actresses and dancers to play the “companion replicants” in Blade Runner 2049. He was looking for a variety of faces and a strange kind of body language. During some takes, Villeneuve let the performers improvise lines or gestures around Gosling to capture spontaneous reactions.

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537,392 views • 10 months ago

Chills every time
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Chills every time

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38,995 views • 20 days ago

The eyes of Jabba the Hutt.
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The eyes of Jabba the Hutt.

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279,960 views • 6 months ago

One of the best scenes of the year.
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One of the best scenes of the year.

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278,995 views • 9 months ago

A Denis Villeneuve Masterpiece
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A Denis Villeneuve Masterpiece

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204,558 views • 7 months ago

Filming for Dune: Part Two (2024) in the Abu Dhabi desert reached temperatures of 110 degrees. The heat was so intense that the camera equipment began melting and the crew had to work in short bursts to avoid heatstroke.
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Filming for Dune: Part Two (2024) in the Abu Dhabi desert reached temperatures of 110 degrees. The heat was so intense that the camera equipment began melting and the crew had to work in short bursts to avoid heatstroke.

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147,020 views • 5 months ago

The beauty of Rocky’s ship in Project Hail Mary
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The beauty of Rocky’s ship in Project Hail Mary

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83,144 views • 3 months ago

Hans Zimmer in concert last night in Prague performing ‘A TIME OF QUIET BETWEEN THE STORMS’
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Hans Zimmer in concert last night in Prague performing ‘A TIME OF QUIET BETWEEN THE STORMS’

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522,211 views • 2 years ago

Denis Villeneuve explained that this moment in Dune was essential to ground the film emotionally. He wanted to show that behind the political and epic aspects of Dune, there was also an intimate story of transmission between a father and his son.
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Denis Villeneuve explained that this moment in Dune was essential to ground the film emotionally. He wanted to show that behind the political and epic aspects of Dune, there was also an intimate story of transmission between a father and his son.

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204,780 views • 9 months ago

Paul riding the sandworm was the scene everyone was waiting for before Dune 2. Denis Villeneuve delivered beyond expectations.
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Paul riding the sandworm was the scene everyone was waiting for before Dune 2. Denis Villeneuve delivered beyond expectations.

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143,157 views • 6 months ago

In this scene from Blade Runner 2049, Denis Villeneuve wanted the action to remain clear and believable. The explosions seen on screen were therefore done for real, using small controlled charges, and later enhanced with digital effects.
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In this scene from Blade Runner 2049, Denis Villeneuve wanted the action to remain clear and believable. The explosions seen on screen were therefore done for real, using small controlled charges, and later enhanced with digital effects.

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196,954 views • 10 months ago