<p>I've curated a list of films that have vivid colourful cinematography/production design/costume design/overall art direction as a strong presence in its filmmaking. They tend to use the full spectrum of colour or focus on one particular colour that dominates the film.</p><p>Notable recurring filmmakers in the Candy Cinema subgenre include:<br />- Pressberger & Powell<br />- Jacques Demy <br />- Pedro Almodovar<br />- Dario Argento<br />- Mario Bava<br />- Jean Pierre Jeunet<br />- Wes Anderson</p><p>Only live-action or some live-action/animated films (Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Cool World) allowed, otherwise the entire genre would just be animated.<br />And only including films I've seen. Suggestions in the comments will be watched and added x</p>
<p><a href="https://screenrant.com/netflix-budget-spending-2018/" rel="nofollow">Did you know that Netflix is the biggest Film-Distributor of 2018?</a> <br />Of course there are a lot of duds in such a vast portfolio, but Netflix gives some experimental Directors a platform and almost everybody who works with Netflix is a reoccurring Actor or Director. So they must do something right behind the scenes...<br />From Movies, where there is a future release date known, I'll add it in the notes. <br />Included international distribution rights as well, or if only seen in few Countries on the Big Screen, for example Annihilation. <br /><strong>Countries of interest for me and therefor included are America, Canada and/or Germany.</strong></p><p>Sorted by average highest to lowest and not yet released movies at the end of the list, which begins at 617 at the moment. As soon as a movie has its first screening (mostly Festivals), it'll be integrated in it's rightful place.<br />Also I didn't add documentaries, stand-up, specials or Mini-Series and if you're searching for them, click <a href="https://letterboxd.com/zombaid/list/netflix-exclusive-everything-else/" rel="nofollow">HERE</a>. </p><p>Death to cinema! Long live the Netflix!<br />(Half serious here. But the small digital only cinemas with employees who have no understanding of a Beamer besides of the On/Off-Switch, they can die for all I care. A movie should never, NEVER, look better at home!)</p>
Modernity and digitalization equal loneliness and decay (?)
<p>This is continuous work in progress.</p><p>Initially the list's title referred to a major theme in the oeuvres of both Edward Yang and Olivier Assayas.</p><p>Later on I took my selection much broader.</p>
Dystopia society, Usually Future based
A Parade of Cinematic Masterpieces (Best Movies)
Embark on a journey through cinematic refinement with this exclusive playlist, meticulously curated for true cinema connoisseurs. Here, we gather masterpieces crafted by the industry's finest professionals, from visionary directors and talented cinematographers to ingenious screenwriters and exceptional production designers. Each film is a unique experience, an artistic expression that transcends the screen, captivating with profound narratives, stunning visuals, and meticulously crafted settings. Immerse yourself in the magic of cinema and discover the singular brilliance of these masterpieces, each representing the pinnacle of collaboration among the maestros of the seventh art. This playlist is a celebration of talent, creativity, and passion that elevate cinema to an unparalleled level of excellence.