Post your Dad's favorite movie.
I honestly dont know
>>198578637Brian's Song
>>198578637>magic niggerYour dad is based
>>198578675Golf and Angels
i can make him laugh if i start singing cuban pete at the right time
My dad has unironically gotten into weird low budget 70s and 80s Italian and German kinos lately. He watches like two movies a night and has done so for the last five or six years. He'll get home and just open an obscure streaming app that I've never heard of on his TV and pick stuff to watch at random. I guess he's made it through all of the mainstream stuff and has moved on to obscure foreign shit.
>>198578842any recent gems he's uncovered?
>>198578637 A LEAN NIGHT
Tombstone or Assasination of Jesse James. Deadwood for TV.
>>198578637
>>198578637GET THAT BULL OFF THE TV
Either this, 2001 or Ikiru. He doesn't like scary or gory movies because they are either don't scare him (Silence of the Lambs didn't scare him, he found Anthony Hopkins to be hammy) or they do scare him and then he is scared and he finds that unpleasant. So it's only /comfy/ movies at home. His favourite Ryan Gosling film was "First Man", that's his "literally me" film.
>>198579362What’s your other dad’s favorite?
>>198579436>Either this, 2001 or Ikiru.i would give anything to have my dad just watch a single fucking kurosawa film
>>198578637The 49th Parallel is the only non-American movie I have seen him express interest for. He recorded it three times and watched it each time in complete length. He almost never rewatches anything. It’s about Nazis stranded in Canada and they hide out in a German farm town and try to convince them that the Aryan race is supreme through a long speech but the town founder tells them they left Germany to get away from people like that and that Canada is a multicultural society. He loves sappy propaganda old time stuff like that.
ApocalyptoMaster and CommanderHarold and MaudeReturn of the King
>>198578637whoever designed this poster knew that everyone would think it said "the legend of nigger vance"
>>198578842dads get into old european machismo movies, moms get into old asian romcoms.this is true across all nationalities.
My dad has pretty bad insomnia. Had it my whole life. There are so many times I would be waken up at 2AM by him watching this movie. Sometimes he would go through phases where he would just watch it every day for weeks on end.Runner ups:The Maltese FalconCasablancaMasked and AnonymousWise BloodThe Bronx Is Burning (ESPN miniseries)
>>198581547Oh and the Godfather of course
>>198579362Looks like a guy who's about to take a piss.
>>198578637SOVL: the poster
>>198578637did you FaceApp this cover KEK
>>198578842I got my dad into old 70's grindhouse/revenge flicks. Loved everyone. Cherish your fathers as they are the most important person in your life.
>>198578637Goodfellas and Casino
>>198578637Will Smith cannot act and cannot rap.
>>198578637>jada>her abuse>her cheating>his weakness>the slapI just can't watch anything with will smith in it, anymore.can't see that changing, ever.
>>198578637my dad liked Master & Commander, that's all I can remember. he was an intellectual.he didn't watch too many movies, but he liked that one, and Persona.
>>198581896Man. Imagine being an intellectual and your son ends up posting on 4chan. I probably would have killed myself aswell.
>>198581896i loved master and commander. max pirkis was insanely cute shota hot.
>>198580205Just try to show him Ran, Ikiru or High and Low. Ran because it's beautiful and in colour, Ikiru if he likes The Irishman, High and Low for police procedural kino.
>>198582025Kill yourself faggot scum
>>198582121the scene where max benitz hugged and kissed max pirkis was kino
and its kino
My father's favourite film was a British film called "the Ring of Bright Water".It's about a man who befriends an otter, sounds cute right? Well it starts off cute, but ends with the brutal killing of the otter by a local man with a spade.Our family lived in a small, messy house, not to dissimilar to the one in the film in the remote Scottish countryside which was fine until my mother went missing when my sister and I were about 6 years old. Father decided to home school us as the local school was too far away. Home school, would consist mainly of washing the vomit from his clothes (caused by his habitual over indulgence in cheep whiskey) in the nearby creek and watching "THE FILM".Father did not allow us to watch broadcast television as we did not have a TV licence and he was petrified that the BBC would send one of their detector vans around, and only a small selection of VHS tapes. Ring of Bright Water happened to be his favourite, but was also the only one that wasn't part of his special collection of films that my sister and I were not allowed to watch. He would watch after we went to bed, they must have been quite moving films judging from the tortured sounds that would issue from the sitting room when he was alone with his special films.He would always reach for his whiskey at the point when the otter was killed and burst into tears saying things like "she brought it on herself." And " she knew how sharp the spade was. " which was all rather odd, because the otter in the film was male and Father would have been well aware of that because we watched that can film nearly every day.Anyway, to cut a long story short, my sister and I moved in with my maiden aunt in Glasgow after Father died. About 10 years later the police found a headless skeleton buried in our old garden, that DNA testing found was our mum. Her murder has never been solved, but every year my sister and I watch Ring of Bright Water together to remember Father and her.
>>198578637I need to watch it for old times' sake.
>>198582319Wow. I thought my father was weird. I did dream once when I was very little that my father killed my mother and I found her chopped hands in the shower.
i don't think my dad is emotionally capable of expressing such a sentiment
>>198582595Are you my brother?
My Dad was in the Navy. This had an ironic place in his heart.
>>198582595Not to you.
