Tom McCarthy insisted on a "zero-style" cinematography for SPOTLIGHT (2015) He banned dramatic camera swoops or flashy lighting, wanting the film to feel like an "unvarnished, blue-collar" procedural. This superb Movie premiered 11yrs ago today.

Love it. Definitely in my top 10 rewatched movies from this century. Performances are incredible across the board.

Well said 🎬👍🏻

What a fantastic film with a great cast. Both gripping and compelling. Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton and Stanley Tucci were all brilliant.

I love this. It’s moments like this that make it clear: there is no such thing as “no cinematography” in a movie. There are always choices being made about how to frame a shot, where to put a camera, how to light a scene…even if you’re trying to obscure those decisions.

It’s a shame the topic is so boring because it’s maybe one of the best made movies I’ve ever seen. A real movie’s movie.

Best part of this scene is them dragging that trash rag Herald

…which is why, as great and as re-watchable as Tom McCarthy’s Spotlight is, it’ll never surpass Alan J. Pakula’s All the President’s Men or even arguably Steven Spielberg’s The Post.

We can tell 😊

Great movie, but did the Church finally stop protecting pedophiles or did they just get better at it

That's a really cool descriptor. No real style about it just clean shots of very good actors in important serious situations