Longtime lurker decides on a first post, here goes...
I was watching STVI last night and the scene where the Enterprise drops out of warp and screams towards Khitomer at impulse stuck in my head. The shot stays pretty static as the Ent becomes smaller and smaller into the distance suming up beautifully the vast distance still to cover with an adversary stalking them.
Now i don't know why this resonated with me, it is not anywhere near my favourite part of the movie, yet it just seemed to "click". This shot that lasts less than five seconds just "worked". And my enjoyment of the film increased as a result.
Another example: STV is one of my least favourite of the franchise, however i love the score as Shatner <ahem> is climbing the mountain as the credits are rolling over. It just "works" for me.
So i offer the following question:-
What scenes just "work" for you? You can hate the movie, the scene and the characters in it but has it been shot, scored or acted in a way to make it resonate with you?
I welcome your thoughts
I was watching STVI last night and the scene where the Enterprise drops out of warp and screams towards Khitomer at impulse stuck in my head. The shot stays pretty static as the Ent becomes smaller and smaller into the distance suming up beautifully the vast distance still to cover with an adversary stalking them.
Now i don't know why this resonated with me, it is not anywhere near my favourite part of the movie, yet it just seemed to "click". This shot that lasts less than five seconds just "worked". And my enjoyment of the film increased as a result.
Another example: STV is one of my least favourite of the franchise, however i love the score as Shatner <ahem> is climbing the mountain as the credits are rolling over. It just "works" for me.
So i offer the following question:-
What scenes just "work" for you? You can hate the movie, the scene and the characters in it but has it been shot, scored or acted in a way to make it resonate with you?
I welcome your thoughts