Skullbie
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voted best piece of cinematography on earth for about 10 years in a row?
I highly doubt that and would be sad if it was true with todays technology. For it's time it was pretty revolutionary, but the younger crowd views it as a slow paced black and white movie your media teacher plays for a week and has you fill out an entire packet about ‘DEEEEEP’ And "YELLOW JOURNALISM'.
I'm going off the AFI top 100 list that started in 1998. And while I agree that as far as most people are concerned it's not their favorite, that's what the AFI keeps voting it as. Mostly, I just find it hard to believe that given how much credit the movie gets and how often it gets talked about by “film buffs”, that she hasn't even heard the name or a reference to the name.
As far as I know, it gets it because of the intellectualism and the fact that comparing the technologies available, they did harder stuff with it for what they had than say
Star Wars: episode I.