These film stills are taken from ffffilm a website where users can upload and share frames from their favorite films. ffffilm reaffirms the notion that we tend overlook many beautifully composed scenes when watching a film.  Looking at these images, I was reminded of a book from the 1970s, which did something similar by examining the best of Laurel and Hardy frame-by-frame, except here you have hundreds of films to look at. It also brought to mind Douglas Gordon’s 24-Hour Psycho, which presented the incredible skill, artistry and ambiguity in a slowed-down projection of Alfred Hitchcock’s classic 1960 thriller Psycho.