Is this the most Kino shot in the history of cinematography?

>>86415135
What's special about it?
It's basic framing and composition with a clear foreground - background differentiation, no exception visual narrative being shown here except that he's leading the rest of the fellowship.
And Gandalf looks a bit underexposed and the whole color scheme is too contrasty, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that you just posted a terrible bluray color grade print screenshot.

>>86415566
It's the whole shot of them slowly walking up the slope that's kino.

>>86415135
the shot of them coming out of the mine after Gandalf dies is better

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>>86415135
no

>>86415135
>Kino
You're cancer. Consider suicide.

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>>86415135
Done.

>>86415566
>>86415850
>>86415881
>>86415889 (/u/you)

K I N O

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvAXidAPTRM

>>86415889
shit up GOT threads, please

Nope. The most kino shot is the last shot from third man. I won't put it in here, watch a movie faggot

>>86415976
Wow

>>86415776
Nothing more than a standard pre-establishing reaction shot with the crane going upwards while they all look at the distance, really don't see what's special about it.

>>86416075
>find a better one

>>86416097
this is good fucking shit honestly

>>86416097
Yes, Apocalypse Now.
The most kino of kinos.
shots better than anything in Lotr:
>the opening naplam shot
>the hotel room montage
>the boat
>meeting kilgore
>ride of the valkries
>hunting for mangos
>going up river
>meeting the french THAT MIST
>The whole ending
>the doors playing it out
>the horror

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>>86416130
There are like a thousand better ones in the LOTR itself, let alone in any other film.
Here's a better example, and it's even a static shot. You don't need any additional context, everything is told through the framing and composition alone. And here underexposing and making the Nazgul extremely dark makes sense in terms of the narrative.
Visual storytelling 101.

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heres a better shot from the same trilogy

>>86417051
Why does only The Fellowship of the Ring have a decent color pallete?
Just look at this, like you slapped on a hard Sepia effect from instagram, shameful color grading.

>>86417338
They fixed it in the blu ray by tinting everything blue :)

Lawrence of Arabia when you're looking for that Bedouin army in the distance

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>>86415135

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Anyone want the full cartoon?