First Tier Cinematography
 

If a thread similar to, or perhaps even identical to this one has been made before, I apologize. But, after a few different searches I found nothing, and if one does exist it's been a long time and it's a topic that I think can be reopened with every new batch of films.

The idea is simple, list movies that you believe have breathtaking or just really nice and beautifully cinematography. In my opinion, good cinematography can enhance the movie going experience quite a bit, so can a good audio mix. Here's a few that I can think of off the top of my head:

Road to Perdition- Conrad L. Hall (2002)

There Will Be Blood- Robert Elswit (2007)

Saving Private Ryan- Janusz Kaminski (1998)

Blood Diamond- Eduardo Serra (2006)

Inception- Wally Pfister (2010)

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford- Roger Deakins (2007)

2001: A Space Odyssey- Geoffrey Unsworth (1968)

I'm sure I'll think of more later.

Re: First Tier Cinematography
 

Vilmos Zsigmond- Deliverance, CE3K

Gordon Willis -The Godfather, Godfather II

Owen Roizman- The Exorcist, The French Connection

John Alcott- A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon

Re: First Tier Cinematography
 

John Toll - The Thin Red Line

Robert Elswit - Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Good Night and Good Luck

Emmanuel Lubezki - The New World, Children of Men

Re: First Tier Cinematography
 

Freddie Francis- The Innocents, The Elephant Man

Dick Bush- Tommy, Sorcerer

William A Fraker- Rosemary's Baby, Exorcist II: The Heretic (really)

Victorio Storarro- 1900, Apocalypse Now

Haskell Wexler- Bound For Glory

Re: First Tier Cinematography
 

The Fall- Colin Watkinson