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On a semi-related note did anyone watching the movie 1917 feel like the entire set was less than a mile wide? I was somewhat passively keeping track of distance
by izzydata 7y ago
On a semi-related note did anyone watching the movie 1917 feel like the entire set was less than a mile wide? I was somewhat passively keeping track of distance covered and directions turned in my head and something just felt horribly off.
I swear they were on that truck for like 7 seconds and moved 100 feet.
- whymauri 7y agoYeah, there's definitely a sort of implied (or attempted) transition in several scenes. From leaving the forest to reaching the cherry bushes, for example. The camerawork changes a bit and they subtlely crest a hill into the cherry bushes, if I recall correctly. I took these sorts of camera techniques to imply chronological progression. I could discuss a few more but don't want to spoil. I had the pleasure of watching it twice in theatres and the cinematography, lighting, and editing just blew me away.