2026-09-14 14:06 UTC
@gavin@mastodon.online that's a good question :) I ended up asking because I felt like I wanted to watch some old black and white films for the art of the monochrome shot. and I couldn't decide, so
but in the past I have enjoyed everything by Charlie Chaplin, perhaps less so for the aesthetics. I also used to go through a Bette Davis phase, but while these films looked great, from memory, it was more about her than the aesthetics. and Metropolis is an absolute classic of course.
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@tildeMtilde@social.cologne 2026-09-15 08:19
@chuls@mastodon.world @gavin@mastodon.online especially wonderful b/w cinematography can be found in "touch of evil" and "the third man" (and many more noir films I guess, since mood/style seem to be quite important)