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What's the most visually stunning movie you've ever seen?
reddit.comu/trakt_app — 6 hours ago
Not the best movie. Not your favorite. Just the one that made you stop and think about how beautiful what you're watching actually is. So many frames in it could straight up be wallpapers. The kind of movie where the visuals alone are worth the watch even if you mute it. What movie looked so good it almost didn't matter what the story was?
That one scene you've probably watched more times than the actual movie itself. You look it up on YouTube, you show it to people, you never skip it when it comes on. Could be an action sequence, a monologue, a twist, a single shot, whatever it is you just keep going back to it. What scene is it and what makes it impossible to skip?