The 15 Best Films Shot by Robert Richardson
Three Oscars and a career spent lighting the visions of cinema's boldest directors, spanning war epics, crime sagas, and stylish reinventions. Which frame is his finest? Cast your vote!
1Inglourious BasterdsQuentin Tarantino's 2009 WWII revenge epic with bold, stylized imagery.1000pts
2HugoScorsese's 2011 3D family fantasy that won Richardson his third cinematography Oscar.731pts
3JFKOliver Stone's 1991 political thriller that won Richardson his first cinematography Oscar.643pts
4CasinoScorsese's 1995 Las Vegas crime epic drenched in neon and glamour.577pts
5The AviatorMartin Scorsese's 2004 Howard Hughes biopic that earned Richardson a second Oscar.577pts
6Django UnchainedTarantino's 2012 pre-Civil War Western that earned Richardson an Oscar nod.500pts
7Wall StreetOliver Stone's 1987 finance drama featuring Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko.500pts
8The Hateful EightTarantino's 2015 snowbound Western shot in 70mm Ultra Panavision.409pts
9The DoorsOliver Stone's 1991 Jim Morrison biopic with kaleidoscopic visuals.409pts
10PlatoonOliver Stone's gritty 1986 Vietnam War drama, an early Richardson collaboration.409pts
11Shutter IslandScorsese's 2010 psychological thriller with atmospheric, moody photography.409pts
12Natural Born KillersOliver Stone's frenetic, experimental 1994 satire of media and violence.300pts
13Kill Bill: Vol. 1Tarantino's 2003 martial-arts revenge saga shot with vivid stylization.0pts
14Once Upon a Time in HollywoodTarantino's 2019 ode to 1969 Los Angeles, an Oscar-nominated Richardson effort.0pts
15Born on the Fourth of JulyOliver Stone's 1989 Vietnam veteran drama starring Tom Cruise.0pts
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