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Originally posted by Christian
I only had a problem with the dancing scene in the street towards the end, although I can't say myself how it could have been done better. Are you taught classically in film?
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I remember a lot of people complaining how her entrance wasn't more epic, or more of a moment. And how she came in from the side so nobody even saw her.
Well, like, ****.
That's the point. You're not supposed to notice her. She was a nobody. She wasn't a giant popstar at that time. She had a meteoric explosion and literally came out of nowhere. All of the sudden she was the center of the attention. I interpreted it as her rise to fame.
Again, easily her most honest music video to date. The cinematography reflected the emotions and experiences. It's why the shots were so beautiful. The imperfections make them perfect because they actually represent something.
That's the point. From TFM on, all of Gaga's videos have been quite vague. It's up to you, the viewer, to fill in the holes, even though most of it is kind of obvious.
at their being problems with the cinematography. I guess I watched the wrong video.