James Cameron's Titanic has many great scale establishing shots. Not sci-fi, but this scene in particular always gave me goosebumps:
Also Christopher Nolan's Interstellar failed for me in this respect, except for one particular shot:
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Disaster/big monster movies are a guilty pleasure of mine. Even the junky ones. There's something about seeing utter devastation on a grand scale that just pops my popcorn.
Gareth Edwards' Godzilla (2014) is a good one with many great sense of scale shots, to the point that I didn't enjoy the follow-ups nearly as much because I didn't think they established the sense of scale nearly as well:
Also Christopher Nolan's Interstellar failed for me in this respect, except for one particular shot:
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Disaster/big monster movies are a guilty pleasure of mine. Even the junky ones. There's something about seeing utter devastation on a grand scale that just pops my popcorn.
Gareth Edwards' Godzilla (2014) is a good one with many great sense of scale shots, to the point that I didn't enjoy the follow-ups nearly as much because I didn't think they established the sense of scale nearly as well:
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