My brain is fried. THESE ARE SO COOL!

this is why I love theatre, when a scene ends and the light dims to the point where it's almost complete darkness and people chatter, I watch every single person on set moving stuff out and bringing stuff in and it's so mesmerising to see how a set changes so quickly in real time without fully seeing what is exactly happening

That continuous room changing shot is just pure genius....timing, choreography and audio cues all done in harmony and in real time. Best thing I’ve seen for a long time

LOL, I feel honored that I have built many rigs for some shots you show here !!!. Very Nice.

“I need to practice film making,,, harder”

I'm going to have WAY higher appreciation for camera shots after seeing all this, that was so wicked! Especially the continuous shot with the constantly changing set!

This is why I miss DVDs when we used to get the 'behind the scenes' features - so amazing. Thanks Peter

We give all the credit to the actors of the movies, but never the cameramen

Pleease make this a series. "PM Reacts to Insane Cinematography."

"i hope you were inspired by that and not depressed by that" love you ahaha

Dude, your giddy reaction to these is the same I have seeing these. You are like a kid in a toy store. Love it.

That Contact mirror shot is fairly easy to do compared to the others. The genius is thinking it up in the first place. What a novel idea!! Every time Burgess and Zemeckis get together we see something we never imagined. That’s the first sequence that genuinely blew my mind as a kid, and started my passion for filmmaking.

That timeline (4:32) is actually terrifying

I don't know what's more expensive: CGI or all these real-life shots with dem machineries lel

Filmmakers: How did they get that shot

Don't know why this popped up in my recommendations but that was really interesting. Points for the Google AI reading my mind.

Yooo the scene that the whole filiming crews changed and switched the backgrounds were just beyond incredible, gosh it was insane !!!