mclay18
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I've looked through the forums for any thread related to this, so I guess this is it. We've gone over how good the story/script, the acting, directing, and music is -- but what about the more visual and practical aspects of the production?
What have been the technical aspects that stand out and enhance TDK as a movie overall? I'm referring to technical crew like Wally Pfister, Lee Smith, Lindy Hemming, model work supervisors, set decoration, production design, visual effects, sound work?
I really think Pfister and Smith's contributions really help accentuate the mood and rhythm of the film overall. Pfister's cinematography looks more beautifully gritty (although I prefer the more earthy tones of BB myself) and Smith's work on each and every scene is wonderfully timed and picked.
What have been the technical aspects that stand out and enhance TDK as a movie overall? I'm referring to technical crew like Wally Pfister, Lee Smith, Lindy Hemming, model work supervisors, set decoration, production design, visual effects, sound work?
I really think Pfister and Smith's contributions really help accentuate the mood and rhythm of the film overall. Pfister's cinematography looks more beautifully gritty (although I prefer the more earthy tones of BB myself) and Smith's work on each and every scene is wonderfully timed and picked.
