While rewatchimg Knives Out again and admiring its wonderful production design, I realized that the film's lovely cinematography highlights it as much as another movie I love - The Handmaiden. So today I decided to check if there are any visual parallels between them. It turns out that not only there are, but at one point both movies use the coin toss as a way to start and end the flashback.
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I wouldn't have thought of putting these two together, but this is great! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
DeleteYou have a great eye, I never would've considered these two films visually similar.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll pair Swallow and Sharp Objects next :)
DeleteSome goods ones here! I agree with Katy and Brittani to I wouldn't have thought of the two as similar but now I do see it :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
DeleteOh man! You have such a talent in finding similarities in these movies! I really need to watch Knives Out! I've been hearing lots of good things about that movie!
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful, you should check it out!
DeleteDon't hate me... I have't seen the The Handmaiden... SO SORRY! But the visuals, I knew, were going to be eerily similar and I wasn't wrong.
ReplyDeleteNice job! As usual.
oh God, watch it!
DeleteI haven't seen the Handmaiden, but now I want to. :D I loved Knives Out too. You have such an eye for these.
ReplyDeleteYou definitely should, it's a masterpiece!
DeleteI really really dig these posts, even if I haven't seen the movies. opens my inner movie eye up a bit more everytime, thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you! You should check those two movies out!
DeleteJesus what a feast for the eyes, amazing work yet again! The attention to detail in these posts is insane; definitely my favorite ongoing blog series.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! :)
DeleteYour eye for detail is exquisite. I love how you put your all into these posts.
ReplyDeleteThis makes me want to rewatch both films. Great post!
ReplyDeleteI haven't watched The Handmaid, but I've watched Knives Out. And it's cool to see what cinematic choices were made in both films.
ReplyDelete-Quinley