The Beauty Of Denis Villeneuve
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- The cinematography of Denis Villeneuve's work
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Look I love your videos, but even though you upload them @ 4K they clearly aren't 4K and are super compressed, I just enjoy your work so much and it bums me out that I can't enjoy at the highest quality
Me trying to notice all the movies
August 32 on Earth:✔️
Maelstrom:✔️
Polytecnique:✔️
Enemy:✔️
Sicario:✔️
Arrival:✔️
Blade Runner 2049:✔️
Dune:✔️
Guess I can sleep calmed
@@DiegoSanchez-gb4xp maelström is unfortunately not in this video, because I wasn't able to find a HQ copy of the movie
@@TheBeautyOf I noticed that. You buy all copies, right? My question is because I know of a site that recently posted Maelstrom in HQ. Anyway, it's a beautiful tribute to one of the greatest filmmakers of that time. Hope to see Dune next week in theaters.
@@denissoares5348 I didn't find it, even online...
Christopher Nolan about Dune:
"I think it’s an incredible piece of work. I’ve had the luxury of seeing it a couple times now, and each time I watch it I discover new things, new details to the world. The way in which it’s made is for the big screen. It’s a real pleasure and a real gift to film fans everywhere."
nolan watching the sandworm coming up be like 👁️👄👁️
Nolan and Denis are GOATS
Also, Dennis is a great fan and admirer of Nolan
Two GOATs.
Praise from the praiseworthy is praise indeed.
I've seen Dune twice in IMAX. All I can say is that its a masterpiece. A seriously awe inspiring experience.
I would argue that the movie at a Dolby cinema is arguably better. I was really really impressed by the amount of imax footage though! First movie to rival Nolan’s use of imax IMO, and I would recommend seeing dune in Dolby if you haven’t already.
I saw it today on the biggest IMAX screen worldwide (germany) and I was blown away. Absolutely magnificent.
😂😂😂😂😂
Come again???
I think if they rereleased blade runner in theaters it would blow up now....
@@daniel-zh4qc man I still can't believe that movie flopped...
4:38 Fun fact about this iconic shot from Arrival: the fog rolling down the hills is not CGI, and was actually a complete accident. The crew got up early in the morning to get the shot, and saw all these clouds peeking out from beyond the valley, so they just went with it. The result is absolutely stunning.
That's crazy. I was thinking it did look really natural.
It was filmed in his home country, Quebec, Canada
It a beautiful accident.
I can't even begin to imagine what Dune Part 2 would look like, if this is just the beginning. Greatest Cinematic Experience Ever.
I hope they spend mad money on it with the profits from part 1
It truly is Star Wars meets Lord of the Rings. So refreshing to see a movie like this. I want to see it again and then maybe even a third time.
@@rolandnew4676 exactly
IKRR I HOPE IT WILL BE CINEMATIC BLAST
Watch more films.
He has origin and special cinematography style. He is one of the master director especially in science fiction films
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These are the movies that will last forever. Films like Arrival, Blade Runner 2049, Dune and so on. Movies that will have an influence in the future like the masterpieces that are now 20 - 30 years old.
Denis Villeneuve really is the beautiful, brillant mind that the cinema needs.
Arrival remains one of my all time favourite movies.
@CoolHandLuke To each their own. I appreciated that Arrival wasn't another Marvel-type superficial sci-fi movie--lots of action with little substance. Arrival was a contemplation, meditative at times, on the impact of language on perception. Imagine the impact on your own perception from learning an alien atemporal, non-linear language.
@CoolHandLuke then maybe you have to learn a little more about the world before you can enjoy it
@CoolHandLuke you’re definitely not over the hill yet then. Keep at it.
@CoolHandLuke Okay edgelord.
I think, among many other things, Denis' ability to telly a story visually is why he is one of the best directors working today. He has mastered 'show not tell' visuals. Theres something so poetic and resonant about his choices of frames; often parting from what you would expect a shot to focus on, and instead, delving in on subtle cues that convey the story. Whether that be a character's hands, a colour, faint wisp of wind or a dance of light; the shots force you deep within the souls of the characters he studies in his films. God I can't wait till lockdown ends here so I can watch Dune in cinemas.
You put it into words perfectly! I also love about his movies that he always takes his time to tell his story. Many of his movies feel so slow paced in comparison to other movies out there but that’s part of what makes them so special. Combined with what you said it makes his works into experiences.
Agree 100%
@@Tmtrnr22 Agreed! I used to think his pacing was akin to TV, but I think his ability to slow a scene down is much more purposeful and crafted than the way TV series slow burn. You can tell in all of his movies how “deeply in love” he is with them. The slow pacing of the scenes guides you to explore the frames and understand the level of depth and care that went into each and every one of them. I mean... who else is going to make a +200m blockbuster and focus on a bee on K’s hand for 10 seconds lol
Beautifully said… I couldn’t agree more.
very well put. Where are you in lockdown? I'm waiting in Melbourne for IMAX to open :(
Guys, I just came back from the future in 2025. I’ve just finished watching The Beauty of Dune (trilogy) and it’s beautiful 🥲
I thought it was going to be two movies?
Three's better than two
@@groverkiinmuppetborn714 Messiah or bust tbh
@@groverkiinmuppetborn714 two movies for the first book. One movie for the second book, called Dune: Messiah
@@eliasbonafe9236 ahh okay
The shots of the burning bus in Incendies & the helicopter shot of the clouds rolling into the spaceship in Arrival are two of my all-time favorite shots ever. Denis is a mastermind.
You know in Dune there is this one frame of Timothée Chalamet when he catches this spying bug that enters his room and he hides behind this ancient tree projection and the aura of that projected light hits the actor's dirty, sage-ish green eyes, and we the audience see it from the bug's pov riding on its antennae, as it makes it's way to the iris.. Like I REALLY wish RUclips had picture comments so that I could show you the EXACT SNAP.. IT'S BEAUTIFUL, I was excited to get that glimpse at the end of this video!
This man has made 3 of my top 5 films of all time ( Dune, 2049, and Prisoners). It’s insane how great Denis Villeneuve is at his craft
I watched Dune yesterday and I can't stop thinking about it, it was a masterclass in its presentation, a truly rare experience. An amazing video like always!
go and watch Blade runner 2049 it's better ...
his works are truly magnificent, piercing our hearts and reminding us about how lonely but also weirdly beautiful it is to be human.
Beautifully said
Roger Deakins and Denis Villeneuve work so well together.
On the nature of daylight and Denis Villeneuve's works are pretty much synonymous now. One of the best directors working today!
Dune is a masterpiece. Period. Please watch it in theaters if you can, it's truly made for that experience. Can't wait for part 2!
I wasn't born during the release of masterful epic such as, Lawrence of Arabia, 2001: A Space Odyssey, or even Ben-Hur and Seven Samurai. But, I am glad that I was born to witness Denis Villeneuve's work.
One of my favorite directors! Dune’s cinematography was absolutely stunning!
By far the best director in 21st century, everything that Denis made are just pure cinema, and mind you, he produced Enemy, Prisoners, Sicario, Arrival, and BD 2049 only within 5 years! There's no doubt he'll be remembered as a one of the greatest directors with his own style, like Ingmar Bergman, Andrei Tarkovsky, Stanley Kubrick, Alfred Hitchcock, Akira Kurosawa, etc.
I agree so much with this statement. a unique voice in the cinematic world. a true master
All of these movies have some of the most beautiful cinematography.
Denis Villeneuve is an artist.
It's a privilege to be living at the same time Denis Villeneuve is making films.
One of my top 3 directors of all times, he's a master of slow-burn storytelling responsible for a plethora of accomplished tales of discovery, conflict and woe.
You should do a Beauty of Wes Anderson after The French Dispatch is out
That's planned!
The French dispatch has already been released in cinema on October 22, so, perhaps, we will have to wait a few more weeks before The Beauty Of inserts it.
@@TheBeautyOf If you do The Beauty Of Wes Anderson it will be a surprising insight into his fairytale and caricatured directorial style of hilarious characters, fully capturing the ironic detachment from reality. It will be adorable !!!
@@TheBeautyOf The sigur ros staraflur song would be a great melancholic soundtrack to that video, or maybe a rolling stones song for a more upbeat mood
@@TheBeautyOf YES
I can't believe Polytechnique was only shown three times. There's so many beautifully poetic shots in that film.
His work is a prime example of why movies need to be watched on the big screen.
It's such a shame that he don't get enough credit. I mean you get 9 fast and fourius movies, but it's still not confirmed that Dune 2 is coming what a shame. And personally for me Blade runner 49 is one of the most impressive movies I ever watched in cinema years ahead of his time
What a visionary director, some of his works are absolutely unparalleled by their brilliance and uniqueness. Thank you for this video, and Dune was an epic masterpiece.
Villeneuve is really knows the art of cinematography.
"A Star Wars for adults."
- Denis Villeneuve
"On the Nature of Daylight" was the perfect choice of backtrack for this gorgeous compilation. Your work always impresses.
4:59 this is my favorite scene of all time. it’s a powerfully painful moment in the film and has so much meaning. and it’s freaking gorgeous obviously.
I saw Dune on opening night and it was quite the experience. My friend had never seen the trailers, so to him this was an experience like no other. The cinematography alone was breathtaking and deserves the Oscar. I mean, WOW. This is the kind of movie that has to be seen IN THEATERS ONLY!!!!!!!!!!!
imo Blade Runner 2049 is easily the most beautiful film of all time, every scene is a work of art
The shot of the massive spider slowly walking through the city is burned into my mind
En tant que quebecois, je suis très fier de voir que Denis Villeneune est si aprécier à l'international, j'ai adoré chacun de ses films et Dune est pour moi son plus grand film jusqu'a présent, merci pour tes vidéo
C'est la raison a laquelle qu'ils ne faut jamais laissé détruire notre culture au détriment d'une culture et d'une idéologie dominante!
Les Coréens du sud ont toujours garder les pieds bien ancrée dans leurs cultures et Squid Games, parasites est le résultat.
Le Québec n'a d'autre choix que de se séparer car nous sommes a la croisée des chemins malheureusement pour nous et l'humanité.
Had to hit me with the Arrival theme 😭
Thinking of it I subscribed because of your Arrival video
And putting Arrival music over Dune and 2049 feels great
Max Richter music
Jesus, this video was terrible 😅
@@TheBeautyOf noooo, it was wonderful. As usual👌
One word. Stunning.
He and Roger Deakins got really close and he essentially became an apprentice of him while they would work together. Even though Deakins didn't shoot Dune Dennis worked closely with the cinematographer in realizing his vision.
This is a great edit, I’d love to see a full on “Beauty of Dune” if you ever get the chance! That movie was immaculate
yeah some of the best visuals and music(zimmer : D) ive seen in years, really worth a watch, also would love to see a feature on this channel
O cara manja bem de fazer filmão pra ver na tela grande, não tem nem o que discutir sobre o Denis! 👏
Denis Villeneuve and Max Ritcher. Perfect blend of beauty.
Honestly Dune itself probably deserves a whole beauty of video. Absolutely gorgeous
5:01 this is simply incredibile
Perfect choice of music!
watching dune felt like I was watching a part of cinematic history. a film that will go down in history as one of the greatest movies of the 2020s.
There's a timeless nature to all of his characters, stories, and themes that I can't get enough of. By the end of his career, Denis should be seen as one of the best directors of all time.
It's hard to convey this in a montage, but the entire border-crossing scene in Sicario, from the black SUVs moving into Mexico, to the pickup, to the traffic jam on the way back, was so incredibly well shot and had so little dialogue that the tension was heart-stopping.
if he keeps turning out masterpieces like Dune and BR2049, he may take his place as the greatest director of our generation. what an artist
I think its safe to say that this is the most awaited video of your channel so far, and ofcourse you never disappoint to melt us.
Denis Villeneuve, the man who turned his camera towards the ugly side of the world in the most beautiful manner ❤️
thank you for using the nature of daylight as bgm. i know the song isn't original for arrival but somehow it encapsulates villeneuve's cinematic experience so well. it envelops and drowns you in, and you can't help but surrender to the current, knowing it will be one hell of a ride
It had to be on the Nature of Daylight as a background, it had to. Bravo on the video.
I love Villeneuve, I love his style, I love his way of telling stories, I love how committed he is to his work, he is one of my favorite directors of all time.
The only thing I could think of while watching this was "In the final shot of the film of your life, what would you see?"
The way he uses scale to express is just 'majestic'.
Even though his early work is a much smaller scale it’s still incredible I recommend everyone watching his early stuff
I did, and I'm sad beceause he didn't include Maelström
2 best IMAX experiences of my life were Blade Runner 2049 and Dune
Thank you Denis!
I knew that this song would be used in this video before I even clicked on it. The way he used this song in Arrival is probably my favorite use of score in any film, it left me speechless
4:13 This is one of my all-time favourite shots ever.
My favourite director of all time
I love how he can do interesting, deep work on all scales. It really struck me seeing that shot of Jake in the small hotel room and then seeing a shot from Dune a few moments later.
The greatest score in movie history. On the nature of daylight
the man creates paintings, real moving paintings
Denis just knows how to work with his DP so fucking well. He consistantly makes sand look absolutly majestic.
I saw Dune in IMAX yesterday, best theatrical experience of my entire life.
Enemy, Prisoners, Sicario, Arrival, Blade Runner 2049, Dune
Man is a legend💯
The greatest !!!! a true master of cinema. They gonna talk and study him in cinema school in 75 years like we are studying Ingmar Bergman right now.
the beauty of aki kaurismaki, wim wenders, wings of desire
It always amazes me that he can achieve these incredible shots with little to no motion in the camera. Just simple pans, zooms, and tilts. I strive to be even a fraction of how good he is someday.
Wish this video didn’t end.
On the nature of daylight always gives me chills.
Beautiful. And the music choise is great, perfect for the scenes. ❤❤❤
His cinematography is really emotional, it makes you feel sad and at the same time gives you the sense of awe
Denis is probably my favorite director, thank you for this video💗
King of Visuals 👑
His movies deserve to gross so much more in the box office. Makes me sad honestly. Trash like Venom let there be carnage got a $90M opening whereas Dune probably wont even get half of that.
people just mindlessly follow franchises now. Everyone is in a bubble, political bubble, youtube bubble, Film franchise bubbles. It fucking sucks. Dune will probably bore half that audience because it doesnt have some mindless fight scene every 10 minutes.
I love venom, and a i definitely love Dune, i don’t know what do yo have to hate one to love one
Isn't it obvious that people like dumb shit?
I mean do you think the general audience gives two fucks story or characters....
This is obviously the reason why dumb big blockbuster movies would always outshine great movies.
@@uriancuanaloflores6132 he isn't really hating venom rather than hating the fact that dumb action blockbusters kill good movies in theatres....well can't really do anything when people want to watch shit movies anyway.
@@shadeop6773 It's weird you say that because story and characters are the only things missing from Dune. Arcs and story are both incomplete, and whatever we did see won't appear anything out of normal on first watch (it will on second which is why I love it). The only reason people like Dune so much that it got a $40m opening, was because of visuals and score and the grandeur of things that hasn't been on the big screen since LOTR probably.
I love your channel!!!!!
Sugestions to other videos:
- the series "The haunting of hill house"
- the director Ang lee
- the director David Lynch
- the series "Squid game"
-the director Alfred hitchcock
- the director Tim burton
This channel answers all my “what should i watch next?” Questions. Thanks mate. Breathtaking work. Kudos.
One of my biggest regrets is not having seen Blade Runner 2049 in theaters when it came out.
Thankfully I could watch Dune, and wow, that's simply a masterpiece.
On my way to watch it again
"the beauty of" + "on the nature of daylight" + Villeneuve????? BEST VIDEO OF THE YEAR!
This is definitely one of my FAVORITE CHANNELS
Absolute masterpiece video. This soundtrack from Arrival and Shutter Island has my heart and was pleased to see this. Denis' films aren't for everyone and he uses very few dialogues, but the cinematography is from another planets and that man truly understands science fiction. Only lord knows what will happen when Nolan's concepts and Denis' cinematography come together to make a film, I hope that day comes.
Sacré Denis ! Ça fait un moment que je l’attendais celui là merci ;)
Just seeing how beautiful this shots are making me cry
Very upset "The Beauty of Denis Villeneuve" isn't just 7 minutes of footage of his face. We all love him
And every 30 seconds he saying "I deeply love it"
There is something very stark but precise and focused in his images.
Extremely beautiful and haunting!
Thank you for the powerful video!
You starting with "on the nature of daylight" is so soft and sensible
Beautiful ! If all you're interested in is pif paf bing bang pow pow and interplanetary wars and the like, forget Denis Villeneuve.
If you're impervious to the beauty of landscapes, people and music, forget him too.
But I love him and his films!
Next academy award winner for directing 🔥🔥🔥. I hope so 🥺🥺
I’m so happy you used that song from arrival, it was one of my top favorite scenes from his filmography.
The soundtrack for Arrival is an absolute masterpeice, and I can't thank you enough for putting the theme as the music. Blade Runner 2049, Arrival and Dune are his best work in my opinion, and deserve all the recognition possible.
Truly Denis Villeneuve is my number one director his style of cinematographer & direction keeps improving with each project he does. A Master of Cinema
My all-time favorite film director. Denis is truly a master at his craft, and he’s made some of my all-time favorite movies.
I think this is my favorite current working director. Astounding.
So many stunning shots. 4:57 might be my fav.
its very impressive that you've maneged to do such a video without cutting the whole blade runner 2049 movie in it
Don't. This song makes me cry.
His music is so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes
one of the best directors out there
Oh, yes I was waiting for this!! I’ve watched all his movies and I couldn’t be more excited when Dune came out!! Thank you for this!! ♥︎
Really want to congratulate you on creating such a beautiful cinema world in this platform. Keep it going, the best of the best. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Most people say that Nolan is the greatest blockbuster filmmaker in our age, but I respectfully disagree. I think Villeneuve's brilliance surpasses anyone who makes films at this scale. He is one of the most talented directors of his generation next to Cuarón and Aronofsky. Also, your transitions were great in the video.