Don't know what to do in the evening? Watch a movie with beautiful interiors. We found 13 gorgeous films just right for the occasion
Quality sets in a movie are just as important as thegood acting. Unless, of course, we are talking about ultra-conceptual art-house, where a broken axe handle and a torn sheet are often enough to convey the desired emotion. Well-designed interiors significantly deepen our understanding of the psychological portrait of the character and immediately answer a lot of questions that would otherwise have to be revealed by more obvious and less artistic techniques. This weekend, we decided to remind you of 14 films that are worth re-watching just for the sake of the interiors. 1. Breakfast at Tiffany's
This must be the most quoted product.Hollywood of all times. From Holly Golightly's little black dress and wide-brimmed hat to her long cigarette holder and bathtub-sofa. The set designers tried to convey the simplicity and charm, coupled with a small bouquet of oddities of the main character through the interior. With each scene, Golightly's apartment reveals a new side of it, demonstrating to the audience the lifestyle of Manhattan in the middle of the last century.
2. Marie Antoinette
Sofia Coppola's costume drama is every bit asdetail screams about the excess of luxury, in which the main character is drowning without even noticing it. The abundance of gold, crystal and monograms is seasoned with "innocent" candy shades, which only emphasize the endless celebration of life. If classical interiors and the anticipation of the public execution of the main character inspire you, then "Marie Antoinette" is your choice.
3. American Gigolo
Richard Gere's character has luxurious taste, and the interior,created for the character in the style of modern minimalism with a taste of art deco, will be relevant today. Let's not forget that the film will turn 40 in a few years, and we will again think about fashion, which is incredibly cyclical, and time, which slips through our fingers, no matter how hard we try to stop it.
4. The Great Gatsby
Discuss the scope of interpretation of Scott's novelFitzgerald in this modest selection would be an insult to such a large-scale film project. Therefore, we will limit ourselves to one photo and an urgent recommendation to once again enjoy the glitter and luxury of American high society, which had not yet experienced the Great Depression.
5. The Incredibles
A strange choice? Not at all.In working on this animated film, Pixar did a great job and created an almost standard interior of an average American home from the 60s of the last century. By the way, the furniture and shades of those times are back in fashion, so you can easily grab a couple of ideas.
6. Gone with the Wind
Another cult film, the heroine whose name isneedless to say, and the luxurious interiors of the "old world". This film can only be spoken of in superlatives, and the interiors are a hefty "cherry on the cake".
7. The Royal Tenenbaums
Wes Anderson is a master of creationa movie that is both strange and charming, which almost always becomes a hymn to the celebration of life and the promise of a happy ending. "The Royal Tenenbaums" is just such a movie. The eccentric family and the interiors that completely match them will not let either your inquisitive mind or your sense of beauty get bored.
8. James Bond
Bond's entourage is remarkably similar to any part of the franchise.reflects its inner essence in every way. Leather, metal, dark shades and permanent mirrors as a symbol of a double bottom, duality and persecution. And they are always luxurious, stylish and make you want to press pause to examine each detail separately. If you decide to create a bachelor's den that you won't be ashamed to show off, especially to a sophisticated person, then Bondiana will be your best source of inspiration.
9. Graduate
The visuals of this film have been praised by more than oneonce, however, we ask you to pay attention to the interior of the family home, to which the main character returns after graduation. Each design component is aimed at creating the feeling of a cage from which Dustin Hoffman's character is ready to escape anywhere.
10. Lonely man
Tom Ford knows style and beauty like no one else.That's why the scenery of "A Single Man" mostly resembles a beautiful dream about the 60s. Although almost certainly those who lived in the US at that time remembered them exactly like that - memories are always better than history. If they are happy, of course.
11. To hell with love
This tape deliberately exaggerates almostThat's all. But, in our opinion, the interiors only benefited from this. They are bright, large-scale, memorable and cinematic optimistic. Just what you need for an evening home screening.
12. Ghost
Not that "Ghost".Another one, with Ewan McGregor and Pierce Brosnan. Belushi is shaved bald. Remember? But we don't need reminding, we remember this crime drama by the main character's luxurious beach house. The landscapes here literally penetrate through the windows into the realm of brutal minimalism, which, it seems, you can cut yourself on.
13. Love with and without rules
Diane Keaton's character's beach house is a safe betcall it a benchmark movie house. You want to live in this interior at any age and marital status. Mediterranean freshness and aquatic palette were added to the style of an American traditional family home. It turned out cozy, calm and easy.
