Choose one of the following set of movies: 

• Citizen Kane (1941) vs. The Matrix (1999): Compare the innovative use of deep focus and expressionistic lighting in Citizen Kane with the groundbreaking visual effects and neo-noir aesthetic of The Matrix.

• Vertigo (1958) vs. Rear Window (1954): Analyze how Alfred Hitchcock uses camera movement and framing to create suspense and psychological tension in both films, with a particular focus on voyeurism and obsession.

• Schindler's List (1993) vs. Saving Private Ryan (1998): Compare the use of black and white cinematography in Schindler's List to create a sense of historical realism and the gritty, handheld style of Saving Private Ryan to convey the intensity of war.

• The Godfather (1972) vs. Goodfellas (1990): Examine how both films use long takes and tracking shots to create a sense of immersion and realism, as well as the use of lighting to convey power and corruption.

• Blade Runner (1982) vs. Inception (2010): Compare the futuristic dystopian worlds of both films, focusing on the use of neon lighting, reflections, and complex camera movements to create a sense of disorientation and dreamlike reality.

write a blog post comparing the cinematography styles of the two films. Analyze how camera movement, framing, lighting, and depth of field are used in each film to achieve specific effects and convey meaning.

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