Is there a movie equal to Children of Men in terms of cinematography and atmosphere?

[Quad Damage 1,742]

13 minutes ago, Cookester15 said:

Terrible. All terrible

 

[Cooke 2,033]

22 minutes ago, Ike said:

Watch Black Mirror on Netflix if you haven’t yet BTW. 

who hasn't?

[SheepKilla 473]

Yes.

 

It's called 'Visiting London today irl'

 

Edited March 2, 2019 by SheepKilla

[Cooke 2,033]

29 minutes ago, SheepKilla said:

Yes.

 

It's called 'Visiting London today irl'

 

bahahaha

[lynux3 2,119]

You must have never seen Fury.

[kaz 2,440]

7 hours ago, SheepKilla said:

Yes.

 

It's called 'Visiting London today irl'

 

 

 

 

europe is a war zone 

Edited March 3, 2019 by kaz

[Vini 430]

The answer is not really Children of Men has a very unique atmosphere 

 

As far as consistency of amazing cinematography and atmosphere though Tarkovsky still chews up and shits out any modern filmmaker

[kaz 2,440]

Children of Men is special. I doubt there is a movie cooke is looking for in terms of atmosphere. It doesn't exist. 

[flazeda_warrior 73]

9 hours ago, Cookester15 said:

who hasn't?

which eps were your favorites? 

[flazeda_warrior 73]

1 hour ago, Vini said:

The answer is not really Children of Men has a very unique atmosphere 

 

As far as consistency of amazing cinematography and atmosphere though Tarkovsky still chews up and shits out any modern filmmaker

Andrei Rublev is one of my favorite boring movies ever. The pace is so intolerable yet the visuals so good i watched over and over... in multiple sittings... not having the attention span to watch the entire 465637hour film in one go

[DynamiteCop 2,087]

28 Days Later

[kaz 2,440]

6 minutes ago, DynamiteCop! said:

28 Days Later

28 Weeks Later

[Boss 70]

The question is stupid to begin with

[dakur 460]

8 hours ago, Vini said:

The answer is not really Children of Men has a very unique atmosphere 

 

As far as consistency of amazing cinematography and atmosphere though Tarkovsky still chews up and shits out any modern filmmaker

The movie that immediately came to mind was Stalker. Although it is much more surrealist than CoM. Tarkovsky was a fucking genius.

[madmaltese★ 2,590]

American movies, not so much. Apparently Cauron's newest movie Roma is equally great though from a cinematography and atmosphere point of view.

 

Foreign movies however have many examples that match and exceed Children of Men in those regards, mostly Korean cinema. Basically every Chan wook Park film. Then there is examples like Pan's Labyrinth. 

For America, surprisingly the best cases of amazing cinematography and atmosphere is coming in the TV realm.