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The Cinematic Shift: A Look at Modern Filmmaking Through "The Parent Trap"
In 1998, the release of The Parent Trap, a family comedy starring Lindsay Lohan and directed by Nancy Meyers, captured the hearts of audiences with its rich cinematography led by the talented Dean Cundey. With his previous works including classics like Halloween, Jurassic Park, and Apollo 13, Cundey's expertise brought a vibrant aesthetic to the film that many argue is missing in contemporary cinema. This article explores the pressing questions surrounding modern cinematography and its perceived decline in quality.