23-year-old writer and director Vugar Efendi has definitely seen a lot of movies. In fact, his observant eyes have noticed that many famous movie scenes have been copied from iconic classical paintings. So, after careful investigation, he created a three-part series called 'Film Meets Art' where he combined these side by side comparisons. While some of these recreations are undoubtedly intentional, others might be only inspired by the paintings.
Vugar’s comparisons show a remarkable side of art, he shows the way modern directors bring iconic pieces to life in their movies, proving the undeniable connection between different forms of art. Who could have ever thought that such movies like Django Unchained or The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus were using classical paintings as their inspiration?
Scroll down to see these incredible comparisons yourself!
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#21 Movie: The Duellists (1977) vs. Painting: Napoleon Bonaparte Musing at St. Helena (1842) vs. The Duellists (1977)
4points
#22 Movie: Gone With The Wind (1939) vs. Painting: Woman Before The Rising Sun (1818-1820)
-2points
#23 Movie: There Will Be Blood (2007) vs. Painting: Jeune Homme Nu Assis Au Bord De La Mer (1836)
-4points
#24 Movie: The Exorcist (1973) vs. Painting: L’Empire Des Lumières (1954)
-5points
#25 Movie: Days Of Heaven (1978) vs. Painting: Christina’s World (1948)
-6points
#26 Movie: Psycho (1960) vs. Painting: House By The Railroad (1925)
-8points
#27 Movie: Django Unchained (2012) vs. Painting: The Blue Boy (1770)
-11points
#28 Movie: Moonrise Kingdom (2012) vs. Painting: To Prince Edward Island (1965)
-14points
#29 Movie: Children Of Men (2006) vs. Painting: Martinengo Pietà (1505)
-14points
#30 Movie: The Mirror (1975) vs. Painting: The Hunters In The Sun (1565)
-15points