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13 Movies And Shows' Special Sauce That Makes Them Great

Every aspect must be considered when making a fantastic film or television series. Each shot, word, and scene must be meticulously designed to provide the proper punch. However, no matter how amazing the movie is, there is always one scene that sticks out among the rest. It went on to become one of the greatest renowned movie scenes of all time.

These moments are thrilling to watch whenever they occur. They grip us and don’t let go, pulling us out of the world of the mundane. We adore those occasions; in homage, we've compiled a list of the greatest and best scenes in movies of all eternity.

We all have favorite movies and television series. The issue is, there's a lot of subtle creativity going on behind the scenes; that's why the thing is so good. They simply work on your mind without your knowledge. And isn't that strange?

So we went looking to figure out what happens behind the scenes of their favorite movies and shows (or the artists who create them) to make them objectively good.

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13 Movies And Shows' Special Sauce That Makes Them Great

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Guy Ritchie engages the audience by making them play catch By showing the resolution first, then rewinding to explain how the story got there, he lull

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Quentin Tarantino What's sO great about his fillms? It's mostly his pointless dialogue. By letting his characters talk about things unrelated to the

There's a reason Coen Brothers movies are So engaging. They're incredibly skilled at placing the camera in a way that makes you feel like a part of th

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THE X FILES FILES stands out because it featured both fantastically out-of-this-world stories that audiences could lose themselves in and more grounde

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Game of Thrones is sO successful even among non-fantasy fans because it puts characters first. Devoting so much time to exploring characters' motivati

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Stanley Kubrick drew on his passion for photography to compose his shots. One of his signature compositions is the ne-point perspective, where the vie

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Martin Scorsese is a visual master, CRACKEDC but it's his use of music that sets him apart. His choice of music reflects his characters and settings.

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A big reason the Wachowskis' movie action is SO great? Slow motion. Action scenes are pretty chaotic and busy, and slowing them down lets you take in

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David Fincher's camera always moves smoothly and with clinical precision. He avoids any signs Clike camera shake) that a human being is operating the

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Ridley Scott's eye for set design elevates his movies. Whether it's the lived-in interiors of the Nostromo, or a crowded ancient Roman arena, the deta

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Steven Spielberg is a master at getting the audience to feel the GRAI emotions of his OF characters. He achieves this through close-ups of the perform

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One of Hayao Miyazaki's most important techniques is the concept of ma. Ma is a Japanese word, meaning emptiness- the space between claps. Between cli

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