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I love Isabelle Adjani!

>>201763401
/film/ sisters SO can relate teehee

>>201763401
She's hot. I'm not into penis btw

>>201763416
Me too sister

Good, I missed you cheaters

All of the newer films I watch are from Europe (except the critically-acclaimed, award-bait ones) or Asia. Not trying to be a hipster or some shit, I'm just sick of being preached about politics and woke issues.
Older movies are so much comfier, I'm always afraid that one day I will run out of stuff to watch. I like crime genre.

>>201763888
Yeah, this is mostly me too. There's no reason to be a doomer, really.

>>201763888
I want to see preachy shit to understand the preachers, specially in the case of feminist films. I wanna understand women.

>>201764429
What’s there to understand?

>>201765977
gay gimmick

>>201766061
Their mindset and motivations. Why they are the way they are.

>>201766382
Fuck's sake, stop posting this weiird image

>>201766382
I want to know its votes

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I’m 8 movies deep into Friedkin’s filmography and that motherfucker just didn’t miss holy shit.

Sometimes I wonder why directors like Kurosawa, Scorsese, Polanski etc. are so regarded as the greatest ever. You watch one of their movies and you’re like, “huh, pretty good”, but you don’t know why they could be considered the greatest ever for it. And then you watch more and more of their films and you realise that pretty much all their movies are “huh, pretty good!” tier or above and then you begin to realise why they’re so well regarded.

But William Friedkin’s peak has the highest concentration of “huh, this is the best thing i’ve ever seen in my life” tier movies, so even if he did eventually slip and make some slop (Bug is kino though so he found his way back in the end), he is truly one of the greatest filmmakers ever, and maybe the quintessential “New Hollywood” director.

>>201766595
>William Friedkin’s peak has the highest concentration of “huh, this is the best thing i’ve ever seen in my life”
Acquire better taste.

>>201766491
1. Emoções Sexuais De Um Cavalo (1986)

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>>201766702
To Live and Die in L.A. is better than your favourite film.

>>201766595
>I’m 8 movies deep into Friedkin’s filmography and that motherfucker just didn’t miss holy shit.
Oh just you wait.

>>201766702
>noooo you can't have different opinions to mine, that means you have le hecking bad taste

>>201766836
Kino

>>201766836
Not even the best crime flick.
>>201766936
Exactly.

>>201766808
Who knows, knows

>>201766996
Name some films for anons to watch instead of yapping about the ones they bring up.

>>201766996
>Exactly
Naturally you'd agree with a description of your mental illness, snowflake

>>201766836
EVERYBODY WANG CHUNG 2 NITE

>>201763295
Cheatanon, you need to make your announce for voters in every thread until the next Friday. Otherwise if you feel too lazy or demotivated, just give up.

>>201763888
The only films from the 2010s and onwards that I watch are dumb Asian thrillers and horrors when I want to just turn my brain off, other new shit is simply not even worth anyone's attention, it feels like garbage to watch. Digital simply doesn't feel good

>>201766595
Kurosawa and 60s-80s Polanski didn't miss as well, the fuck are you talking about. Most of their movies aren't
>huh, pretty good
they are
>holy shit this is great
I don't understand how anyone could think otherwise

>>201766836
>cameos in Thief
>stars in Manhunter and TLADILA
>gets offered Platoon, turns it down to make some made for tv baseball movie because he wanted to play ball for a few weeks instead of be miserable in the jungle
>gets offered Ray Liotta’s role in Goodfellas, turns it down, again to do some made for tv shit
>turned down Heat, wants to just do his stage stuff instead
>signs onto CSI and gets paid 600,000 an episode (back when they did 20+ episode seasons of shows) and becomes one of the richest actors regardless of the opportunities he passed up
>does his stage stuff that like 20 people end up seeing in peace

William Petersen is the most based man alive and one of the few people on this earth that are truly free.

>>201767048
If you're still a Friedkin there are too many films for you to watch, pointless.
>>201767067
Keep coping mutt.

>>201766836
Never seen To Live and Die in LA but I know that actor from Manhunter. Looks badass

>>201767278
You had to specify a timeframe for Polanski. His bad movies just don’t count then because you want to cut his career off at a certain point? Carnage and The Pianist are great, so it’s not like he became completely washed after the 80s. In his prime, Fearless Vampire Killers was mediocre, and What? is a mind-bogglingly bad film to be released between Macbeth and Chinatown.

I would argue that most of Kurosawa’s 40s films are largely “pretty good” tier also, nowhere near the quality of his Rashomon—Red Beard run.

>>201767586
You have to do that with Friedkin too lmao, he made fuckton of shitty films

>>201767586
>In his prime, Fearless Vampire Killers was mediocre, and What? is a mind-bogglingly bad film to be released between Macbeth and Chinatown.
Never understood the hate for those honestly. They are not the best shit ever but they are still good. Okay, at least Fearless Vampire Killers is. As for the timeframe, yeah, I meant those were his 'flawless' years. I honestly can't name a single director who never made a mediocre film

>>201767888
I can: Laughton
One masterpiece and that's it.

>>201767888
I guess Ivan’s Childhood could be seen as mediocre compared to Tarkovsky’s later standards…

>>201767188
Let's motivate him, sisters. I need that chart + its memes

>>201767888
Polanski fan here, he was never that guy:

>Fearless Vampire Killers
>Ninth Gate
>Venus in Fur

4.5/10, 6/10 and 3/10 respectively. Dude just made a few brilliant films over many decades and some comfy shit (Ninth Gate type stuff) alongside many mid and even terrible films. Fearless Vampire Killers is terribly boring.

>>201768037
I find it MUCH better than stuff like Solaris or The Sacrifice.

>>201767986
Yeah, sucks what happened to him. Wish he made a couple more thrillers
>>201768037
I actually like Ivan's Childhood and Andrei Rublev the most

>>201766836
This has to be the most overrated movie on /tv/

>>201768246
Should I watch The Passion According to Andrei or Andrei Rublev? I’ve seen all his other Mosfilm flicks now but i’ve been agonising over which cut to watch of this one.

>>201768339
that would be Collateral

>>201768346
I've only ever seen The Passion According to Andrei (the version that's like 20 minutes longer), I'd watch that cut if I were you

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>>201768225
But Sharon Tate is cute though

>>201768616
Yes, she is super hot. Still something that only trash connoiseurs would see willingly. We have a fetish for the past and past sex symbols, no need for a /film/ patrician to subject itself to this unholy movie

>>201768346
Watch the shorter cut, the one approved by Tarkovsky

>>201768661
>/film/ patrician
From the same class of the flying elephants, kek

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I know pic related has its fans but it's the real early Polanski stinker, not Fearless Vampire Killers

I think Come and See SUCKS!

>>201769026
Yep, this is a tough one to like, quite morose and tentative. More important in launching his career than something to appreciate.

>>201769041
Damn, what a sizzling hot take

>>201769026
It has a good and accurate message: women are evil and will betray you with half a blink

>>201769154
The guy who made Godzilla also directed a very cool body horror film called Matango, I recommend it

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how did elaine may manage to shit out this ultrakino and then subsequently make a film so fucking bad it killed her career eternally

>>201769330
More like men start acting like pricks towards each other when they are around a woman they like

>>201769413
Ishtar is not that bad tbqh

>>201769491
I'm quick to attack women, but you're also right on the money. Whatever power women have has been gifted to them by thirsty men.

>>201769510
For me, the first 20 minutes in New York were amazing, but then the feeling slowly wore off until by the end the film was unbearable. So I definitely enjoyed some of it but people probably hated it so much because the last impression of a film is what everyone remembers.

>>201769154
Based

>>201769568
100% correct

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Queer kino?

>>201769041
It doesn't sucks, but it isn't even in the same league as The Ascent. Husband-wife kinomaking couple where the woman completely mogs her husband at doing the same kind of film

>>201769413
There's a reason she never directed anything between M&N and Ishtar. Everyone knew what would happen if you gave her a huge budget but Beatty was horny so he did it

>>201769026
>>201769158
lmao

>>201769413
She tried to ape Cassavettes and didn’t know what she was doing. I still like the performances in the film though

ATTENTION /film/! We are currently holding a vote for a new /film/ canon to challenge the S&S poll. Please submit a ranked list of your top 10 (ten) favorite films. Here are the rules
>>201743959
>>201744161
>>201747102
Alright, then take this post as the offical start of the voting. I'll use this stupid trip for all posts involved with the voting so other anons can't pose as me and change the rules. Speaking of which, here are the rules:
1) Voting will continue until July 2nd at 7am BST (or whatever time I wake up on the 2nd)
2) Submit your vote by responding to this post or future similar posts I make in future threads
3) Votes made not responding to my anchor posts will be discarded
4) Votes must contain 10 (ten) films ranked from 1 to 10, if there is no ranking indicated they will be ranked from top to bottom
5) No duplicate films may be included in your ranking
6) Votes containing more or less than 10 (ten) films will be discarded
7) The films will be scored using the following weighted voting system
>1st film = 5 points
>2nd film = 4 points
>3rd film = 3 points
>4th film = 2 points
>5th-10th films = 1 point
8) At the end of the voting period, all points will be tallied and the top 100 (or less if not many anons participate) films will be compiled into the chart
>>201767188
Sorry, got distracted watching the Olympic opening ceremony. It fucking sucked

>>201770126
Fucked that up pretty bad, but you get the point

>>201769026
You got filtered.

>>201769947
Riveting argument

>>201770186
>says the guy with IT LE STINKER

>>201770211
>>201770168
Still no argument, just bitch fits

>>201769026
Riveting argument

>bitch fits
Rude, I feel attacked

>>201769158
Still no argument, just bitch fits

>>201770211
It was not him it was me, the film genuinely feels like something a film student in his early 20s would make

The extent of discussion you people are capable of is
>no u
Does no one here ever had debating class on high school?

>>201770126
Finis Terræ, 1929
Annette, 2021
The Scarlet Empress, 1934
The Lair of the White Worm, 1988
The Wayward Cloud, 2005
The Age of the Earth, 1980
The Immortal Story, 1968
Heart of Glass, 1976
Danger: Diabolik, 1968
Limite, 1931

>>201770388
Another amazing argument....le student film! (despite it being far far superior even from technical pov)

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>>201763416
Izzy is beautiful.

>>201770655
>Danger: Diabolik

Based. Is it any good?

>>201770734
>Based. Is it any good?
Either you're drunk or I am

>>201770126
>1 Rocco and His Brothers 1960
>2 Rear Window 1954
>3 Red Beard 1965
>4 Blow-Up 1966
>Great Expectations 1946
>Ordet 1955
>Tristana 1970
>Lolita 1962
>Woman in the Dunes 1964
>Picnic at Hanging Rock 1975
I just came up with this in like three minutes and I feel like my favorites change all the time but still
>>201770655
Damn surprised to see a Jean Epstein film in someone's top 10, nice

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>>201770126
Tenebrae (Argento, 1982)
Sailor Suit and Machine Gun (Somai, 1981)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (Lynch, 1992)
The Silence of the Lambs (Demme, 1991)
Stalker (Tarkovsky, 1979)
Battles Without Honor and Humanity (Fukasaku, 1973)
Freddy Got Fingered (Green, 2001)
The Driver (Hill, 1978)
Southern Comfort (Hill, 1981)
Cure (Kurosawa K., 1997)


>>201770713
Incorruptibly true and effervescently based.

>>201771283
>Freddy Got Fingered (Green, 2001)
Surely you're joking. It's funny (it's just the movie equivalent of a shitpost), but it's hardly Top 10 material.

>>201771283
This Adjani woman looks like a tranny here

>>201771325
I agree that it’s essentially a celluloid shitpost, but it’s the movie that makes me laugh the most, so I wanted to include it because the poll asked for favourites specifically.

>>201770126
1- Persona
2- Nostalghia
3- Weekend (1967)
4- The Turin Horse
5- Whispering Pages
6- Meshes of the Afternoon
7- Fall of the House of Usher (Epstein)
8- Ballad of Narayama (1958)
9- La Vie Nouvelle
10- T,O,U,C,H,I,N,G

>>201770126
1. The Brown Bunny
2. 'Rameau's Nephew' by Diderot (Thanx to Dennis Young) by Wilma Schoen
3. Mother Dao, the Turtlelike
4. Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets
5. And Give My Love to the Swallows
6. The Bed You Sleep In
7. Lamentations: A Monument to the Dead World
8. Parfisal
9. As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty
10. She Spent So Many Hours Under the Sun Lamps

>>201771686
Maybe I'm naive, but I don't think this would be a real top 10 from anyone except some aging hipster film programmer in New York

A Night in Casablanca > Ishtar > Casablanca

>>201771777
This looks like a tracklist on some experimental music album

>>201771777
New Yorkers are kinda based because they just run movies that were made in New York. Instead of conforming to “canon” they just insist that Larry Cohen, Abel Ferrara, and William Lustig are in actuality the greatest artists the world has ever known, which is admirable to me. I actually do like all their movies.

>>201768339
>>201768532
watch more movies

>>201770126
1) Marketa Lazarova (Vlacil)
2) Rome, Open City (Rossellini)
3) As Bodas de Deus (Monteiro)
4) Mirror (Tarkovsky)
5) High Noon (Zinnemann)
6) Au Hasard Balthazar (Bresson)
7) Lancelot du Lac (Bresson)
8) El romance del Aniceto y la Francisca (Favio)
9) On the Waterfront (Kazan)
10) C'eravamo tanto amati (Scola)

>>201769413
>ultrakino
It's only *just* a good movie. Nowhere close to being great.

>>201771686
>>201771867
This is all it takes to filter nu/film/? Truly embarrassing.
The only thing that triggered me was the fucking Jon Jost, but other than that the list is fine, with well known films/filmmakers in arthouse cinema.
I’ll respect any list that isn’t fucking 2001 and Stalker

>>201772022
I despise this type of circle jerk, huffing of farts, Brody can go fuck himself straight to hell for eternity

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>>201763295
>France hosts the gay Olympic
>it's a complete embarrasment
>sixteen years later, China still the best Olympic ceremony ever
APOLOGIZE to Zhang Yimou /film/
Apologize right now

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What version of Stalker is the best? I don't want to watch the ruined versions

>>201773247
The respect of some /film/ schizo is not quite something anyone's seeking

>>201773396
The one with pink skies

>>201773247
>Stalker le bad because uhh… well people like it okay!!!??

>>201773396
Choose the one you like best based on the screenshots since there are arguments for any of the versions, as usual with these remasters.

>>201773396
My nigga is sleeping over piss xd

I watched the one on the right, but the colors were more saturated, more like a mix between burgundy and that brownish tone, true saturated sepia

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>The arrival of Stalker's wife in the cafe where they are resting confronts the Writer and the Scientist with a puzzling, to them incomprehensible, phenomenon. There before them is a woman who has been through untold miseries because of her husband, and has had a sick child by him; but she continues to love him with the same selfless, unthinking devotion as in her youth. Her love and her devotion are that final miracle which can be set against the unbelief, cynicism, moral vacuum poisoning the modern world, of which both the Writer and the Scientist are victims.

>>201763295
Hey OP, I watched Missing and tomorrow I'll watch State of Siege. Ask me anything.

>>201774093
Are you Greek? How acquainted are you with his films? What are your plans for the weekend? Are you single? Are you a hot young girl?

>>201774017
Based take. It would have been cooler if Stalker's wife was hot, like the blonde girl in Mirror

>>201767424
I did watch it, but it left the same impression as The French Connection in me; simplisting copy-pasting of scenes together and a simplistic plot.

>>201774291
Every truly great film has a simple story.

>>201774403
rofl

>>201774501
I accept your concession, philistine.

>>201774250
Yes, I am, but you would be more warranted to ask me that if I mentioned Theo Aggelopoulos (of whom I've yet to watch a film).
A little bit, I started watching Z with my brick for a brain gf but she got bored and we abandoned it after Lambrakis' death.
Visiting said gf.
Aren't we all in the end?
No.

>>201774403
But not simplistic.

>>201774403
Come to think of it wasn't the French Connection also directed by Friedkin?

>>201770126
Three Crowns of the Sailor
Patriotism
Under the Flag of the Rising Sun
A Bittersweet Life
Sansho the Bailiff
Bad Timing
Lemonade Joe
Tokyo Sonata
Au Hasard Balthazar
The Hypothesis of the Stolen Painting

I love The French Connection. It's a truly Bressonian crime thriller, lean and stripped to the bone.

>>201774633
Have you watched John the Violent (1973)?

>>201774734
>A Bittersweet Life

He knows

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>>201774501

>>201769985
>She tried to ape Cassavettes and didn’t know what she was doing
Cassavettes sucks though

>>201773247
>tryhard newfag think shitting on 2001 and Stalker is cool
Well, I sometimes forget that /film/ is still /tv/ after all

>>201770126
My list got called a "troll list" last thread. You better be counting it.

>>201774742
No, whose is it?

>>201774741
I should rewatch it.

>>201775366
I don’t think shitting on bad films is “cool”, it’s just merely stating facts.
Water is wet,
sky is pink,
2001 and Stalker stink

>>201774501
>t. plotfag

>>201775590
Where did I say truly great films have a story or plot at all? I’m the opposite of a plotfag dumbass

>>201775654
>t. plotfag

>>201775699
I accept your concession, philistine.

>>201775781
>parroting an anon’s reply to you verbatim

The IQ of the plotfag, everyone.

>>201775566
I have to disagree with you

>>201775366
Yeah, all the bad from /tv/ with the added bad qualities that show up easily in generals

what movie should I watch on my 500th consecutive Friday night alone

>>201778113
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

>>201778010
I wonder which nuevo genero (that makes one pensar and sentir) would that be

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>>201778010

>>201778253
I watched it with my ex she said it was good I only liked the beach scenes because the beach is nice I like it its all sad and gay though the rest of that besides when the chick was jumping on a bed in her underwear I think

>>201778452
Based. Not good film.

Watch Perfect Days.

>>201770126
You made sure to count my Stuart Little list, right?

>>201778542
lmao

>>201778637
No meme lists allowed

>>201779155
Yes please. At least the meme list poster should prove that he is, in fact, not memeing.

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>>201779155
You better have counted my Tsai list. It's my actual opinion.

>>201770126
1- The End of Evangelion
2- Shin Godzilla
3- Love & Pop
4- Shiki-Jitsu
5- Antiporno
6- Love Exposure
7- All About Lily Chou-Chou
8- A Snake of June
9- Rubber’s Lover
10- Emperor Tomato Ketchup

>>201779808
>Antiporno

That's a yikes from me. I love porn.

>>201778637
>>201779155
>>201779238
>>201779581
He already said he’s counting all meme/troll lists, as he should

>>201779851
You should watch the film then, it’s got a lot of fantastic nudity

>>201779808
Based eroguro enjoyer

>>201779918
I watched it, but it's literally an antiporno essay film. I can't give a thumbs up to my man Sono when he's trying to destroy culture like that

>>201779918
So does #10

>Voting will continue until July 2nd
Based year-long poll

>>201780102
>Needs to be that long since the threads are so dead
Sad!

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>>201771686
>Rameau's Nephew
Based deep cut.

>>201779858
>He already said he’s counting all meme/troll lists, as he should
They obviously shouldn't be counted, the amount of meme lists will skew the results to mean nothing except who memed harder to get in. Anybody can posts dozens of lists just for giggles.

>>201780165
NOOO it’s a New York hipster cut I can’t HANDLE IT NOOO!!!

IT'S DAVID.... LEEEENCH
TWIN PEAKS IS ON CRITERION
HIS NEW REBOOT IS THE BEST FILM OF THE 2020S AND THE NEW CENTURY
I HAVE A POSTER OF DAVID LEENCH ON MY WALL HE IS LIKE MY WACKY UNCLE HES SO ADORABLE I LOVE HIM SOOOO MUCH

EW? FILMED THEATER? ELIZA KAZAN? INGMAR BERGMAN? BUT WHER ARE THE MEMES. THE VIBES. THE VIIIIIIIBES. EVERY FRAME IS NOT LIKE A MUSEUM PIECE. THE CINEMATOGRAPHY CANOOT BE HANGED ON THE WALL!!!!!!

>>201771283
>Sailor Suit and Machine Gun (Somai, 1981)

it is unironically on my top 10 too. Somai is a genius

>>201780240
Any list should be counted. Anyone can post anything. A “serious” list to you is a “meme” to someone else. Everyone is posting tons of shitty lists already. This chart will be a snapshot in time- Welcome to nu/film/

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>>201779808
>Emperor Tomato Ketchup
Based Stereolab appreciator.

>>201780274
stale gimmick

>>201780330
>Welcome to nu/film/
But we are currently in the post-no/film/ era.

>>201780274
Why haven’t you submitted a list yet?

>>201780274
Barbara Loden > Eliza Kazan

>>201780320
I enjoy Love Hotel and Typhoon Club

>>201779808
so predictable

>>201780240
The chart already means nothing lmao do you think any of this shit fucking matters in the slightest? Jesus Christ I pity your life

>>201780394
Goddamn, fair enough. I need to keep up with the times

>>201780240
I agree, we started this voting with at least half serious intentions. The memes should come from the perceived absurdity of the final results; I'm pretty sure that Tark haters will come out the woodworks when they see the final poll, same for Lynchfags, Sight and Sound memes, etc. Admitting memes with unserious lists just makes the whole exercise and the serious voters trivial by default.

>>201780493
who hurt you

>>201780493
It's actually fun to do, that makes it matter... haven't you learned anything from watching optimistic kino?

>>201780493
>dude you care about his? oh my god he cares about something, lolz nothing matters kiddo
You people are insufferable

>>201770126
1. Suspiria (1977)
2. Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
3. Stop Making Sense (1984)
4. Phantom of the Paradise (1974)
5. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)
6. Possession (1981)
7. Boogie Nights (1997)
8. Heaven’s Gate (1980)
9. The Thief and the Cobbler (1993)
10. Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007)

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Is this the most patrician film site out there?

https://boysinmovies.com

>>201781544
Based. You seem like a cool dude, we'd get along well

You know what to do.

>>201782163
I do. Do you?

There is literally no possible way to discern which lists are troll lists because any poster with an ounce of individuality is inevitably going to have a weird ass pick that only he can justify to himself and it looks like a troll to everyone else. Include everyone or don’t bother at all.

>>201782343
I don't know if you do what I think it's the thing we ought to know to do. But I do.

I just want to watch movies I enjoy. I'm tired of watching movies and only half-enjoying them or just watching them for analysis.

>>201772773
saw on the waterfront recently

loada shit

brando overrated

>>201782348
Odd picks here and there affirm individual tastes and are what's expected from this exercise.
Actual troll/meme lists aren't hard to identify, for example that Stuart Little one.

>>201782772
Your post's structure and content indicate you have a very low IQ.

>>201782411
what films do you enjoy? surely the waterfront isnt one of them

>>201782854
just a boring film. not convinced by brando

>>201782886
I enjoyed On the Waterfront and several other Kazan films.

Watched High Noon and i agree with John Wayne. That was some ludicrous commie fucking gobbledygook. Rio Bravo mogs.

fing about terrence malick is his films can look very nice but they are all ass

i still have hidden life saved coz i like the cinematographics but like

i couodnt enjoy a film like that

i cant enjoy pretentious whispering background vocals talking horseshit about godel

just a load of shit

hafta say same thing about tarkovsky.

way those films are shot and aesthetic can be very satisfying at least in some films

but the intellectual content is nill

i am not interested in hearing the ravings of a mentally ill delusional christcuck

>dude it mogs
>just shit yo
>like boring frfr
Retarded teens woke up and are eager to offer their shit takes

its the problem with film for someone who is analytically and scientifically minded like myself

i like science, physics, neuroscience,
i like analytic philosophy like quine wittgenstein

i am not interested in airy fairy buzzwords pseudo intellectual existential phenomenological contental philosophico bullshite like hegel and all those fuggin assholes

and that is the stuff that a lot of the intellectual background of postwar arthouse is based on

and how can i engage with that?

i cant because i know its horseshit

people could engage with freud and the subconscious in the 60s because they didnt know better

but times have changed and any intellectually reasonable philosopher or scientist knows its horseshit

renders so many of those films meaningless

not all but. its still a palpable undercurrent in some directors

i mean fuck bergman right? just a load of bollocks even if some films are okay

still alot of SHIT

lucky he made so many films so he could get a few hits in those misses

>>201783084
Commie absolutely bubbling

>>201783005
I think both are great, top 10 westerns

i liked that western film with bogart when they went gold hunting and had lots of communist undertones, themes of greed

forgot the name

treasure sierra nevada or summat

>>201782989
i liked east of eden. not seen any others i dont think

Why are you talking in ebonics?

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Watch more christian films

>>201783349
Slave ideology

>>201783349
i actually did like dreyer joan of arc

>>201782348
well midwits are always calling high IQ people retards, because they are trapped in the 120 range a zon ewhere you cannot create knowledge, therefore you can only survive in the intellectual realm by leeching off the nearest authority figures, that is why the canon is filled with things such as Dielman, Mulholland Drive and In the Mood for Love, films people do not actually like, while turning their nose up at a good kung fu film.

>>201784377
Someone like you shows exactly the power of their IQ at every post

>>201784377
>le ebin Herzog quote

>>201784377
Actually true. I agree. Mullholand is good though, just not that good. Mood for Love is turbo overrated and b-word.

>>201770734
Yes, it's kino.

>>201785319
false. in the mood for love is perfectly and accurately rated. it's a genuinely well made film and is very aware of its strengths and plays to them.

>>201784377
Name five (5) good Kung Fu films right now

>>201785418
He can name 500 after he wikipedia them

>>201785405
I just didn't get it then, but for me it's a 5/10. Very boring.

>>201763295
Just watched A Gentle Breeze in the Vilage with my girl. I've cried like a baby in the "heartbroken" scene. my girlfriend even became a little woried. I had to explain to her that the film immersed me very deeply, and how Soyo story speaks to my soul. Fun times. Amazing movie, fantastic direction.

>>201782411
This

>>201783005
What's commie about High Noon? It's about a man that selflessly does the right thing even when the odds are against him.

>>201773586
I mean... shouldn't things be a bit more clear in this case?

>>201780330
>Everyone is posting tons of shitty lists already.
Let's just discard these.

>>201774290
Or the blonde girl in Nostalghia. Or the blonde girl in Sacrifice.

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>>201767888
Never made a mediocre film.

>>201768339
Oh, no.
Not even close, it's actually a good movie.

>>201787426
True, he was the kind of great artist in which success or failures are interesting and complex

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This was so challenging to watch. I had to force myself to sit through it, pausing multiple times. 2/10. Once you've seen a Żuławski film you've seen them all. Is there anyone of you that liked this film? Please explain what did you like if so.

>>201782411
Most movies are bad. If I don't like a movie after twenty minutes in I turn it off and put something else on. It's like Sam Fuller said, if a script doesn't grab you by the balls in the first ten pages it's not worth reading further.

>>201787598
FILTERED
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>i'm not filtered, explain to me why you liked it
>"I had to force myself to sit through it, pausing multiple times"
KEK

>>201787602
I disagree, I think most movies are mediocre. It takes a bigger effort to achieve badness than it does to settle into mediocrity.

>>201787824
You made me laugh. Genuinely great shitpost format

>>201770126
1- Vanishing Point 1971
2- Convoy 1978
3- White Lightning 1973
4- Smokey and The Bandit 1977
5- The Third Man 1949
6- A Tree Grows in Brooklyn 1945
7- Touch Of Evil 1958
8- Make Way for Tomorrow 1937
9- Ride the Pink Horse 1947
10- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre 1948

>>201788019
Shout out to A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, it touched me.

>>201787598
I dislike the Zulawski style of acting too, but this was a very interesting and impressive depiction of an alien world otherwise so I finished watching it in one sitting. It will be a long time before I watch it again because I remember I actually felt exhausted afterwards.

>>201788019
I think I get Vanishing Point number 1 of all time. It's such a deeply beautiful film, just like Easy Rider. Really captures male aloneness in a way that few films do.

>>201788236
Yeah, the costume work and locations filmed were pretty much top notch for Zulawski, but I just can't deal with watching a 3 hour plotless film with only poetry as dialogue. Add to that the typical screaming "I'm acting!" type of acting and the classic "POV" camerawork that all of his films have, and I had mentally checked out 40 minutes in. Felt like watching a bad Skyrim gameplay on film format lol.

>>201783124
Soviet commies made great films though

>>201770126
pola x (1999)
duelle (1976)
berlin alexanderplatz (1980)
il se peut que la beaute ait renforce notre resolution - masao adachi (2011)
violated angels (1967)
branded to kill (1967)
au hasard balthazar (1966)
l'humanité (1999)
la notte (1961)
floating weeds (1959)

>>201775389
>>201778637
Read the post, he's only counting since this thread.

>>201774734
>Lemonade Joe
Based.

>>201774741
>truly Bressonian crime thriller
Not even close

>>201788999
Bresson disagrees.

>>201767224
There are some post 2010 American movies I enjoyed like Shot caller, Sicario, Den of thieves. Large unambitious crime genre films.
The films lauded by critics tend to have overbearing political messages. It seems they can't make films for the sake of films anymore. It's always either "women are so oppressed by the patriarchal society" or " the society is mainly conservative, uncivilized and stupid" and " I'm lgbt and got hated by everyone". I remember some directors of the past like Luchino Visconti and Derek Jarman made just gay /films/ that are not politically ham fisted.

>>201787602
But what if it grabs you in the first ten pages but then meanders and gets too long but still returns to form at the end like La Terra Trema?

>>201789151
Largely unambitious*

>>201788883
No? He was already looking at lists posted since last thread.

>La Terra Trema
Masterwork!

>>201789219
>Alright, then take this post as the offical start of the voting.

no clue what to watch tonight

>>201780440
Another one who never made a mediocre film.

>>201780363
This is not getbig, faggot.

>>201789451
Go shit yourself, brother.

>>201789382
But he already had looked at the past lists! I've been betrayed, I need official confirmation.

Anyway, I post my list yet again: >>201770126

1-The Ascent
2-A Brighter Summer Day
3-La dolce vita
4-A Short Film About Killing
5-Blowup
6-Eyes Wide Shut
7-Melancholia
8-Cold Fish
9-Vampiros en La Habana
10-Le samouraï

>>201773337
Ironically that's when his films started really sucking.

>>201786723
It's not a commie movie, it was anti Joe McCarthy so guys like Wayne and Reagan did not like it.

>>201789125
Bresson probably hated that shit.

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I know we all have Henry Fool here but what do we think of its sequels?

>>201789382
>>201789545
He copy pasted his post retards.

>>201789772
Thanks for the reminder!

>>201789772
Cheating again....

>>201789384
Clue

>>201789893
I've said no clue!

>>201773557
>>201773586
>>201773643
Ahh gotcha, I can get the lumière one but I don't know how good it looks. Anyone checked it out?

CheatAnon really is a fraudster

>>201789923
Leave No Trace

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>>201789384

>>201763888
Modern European films are just as bad as American ones in that regard. They just have a very slight difference in what it is they’re screeching about.

>>201770126
1. Andrei Rublev
2. On the Waterfront
3. Seven Samurai
4. Diary of a Country Priest
5. Ordet
6. Tokyo Story
7. The Searchers
8. La Strada
9. Lawrence of Arabia
10. The Adventures of Robin Hood

Tarkovsky used to be my favorite Russian filmmaker, but as I grew older and wiser within film history, I realized that there are 3 great Russian filmmakers who are all equivalent on almost every level, and he's only one of them.

Andrei Tarkovsky, Mikhail Kalatozov, and Elem Klimov.

>>201770126
1. Angst 1983
2. The Trial 1962
3. La vie nouvelle
4. Eraserhead
5. 2001: A Space Odyssey
6. Faust 1926
7. Napoleon 1927
8. Valley of the bees
9. The Searchers
10. El Topo

In case you didn't see it in the last thread

>>201790379
He's reading every thread.
>>201790308
German is better than all of them.

>>201790517
lol

>>201785405
>and is very aware of its strengths and plays to them.
Isn't that limiting of the artform though? If you are only doing a weird autistic niche ("omg japan has big macs too, o shit the expiration date on the tuna is a person!!), then you will never have a great film, you will merely have a film of autistic asides.

>>201790308
>>201790517
not Bondarchuk ? Waterloo is unprecedented

>>201790517
>German
Based.

>>201790715
Waterloo is not even his best film. War and Peace is.

>>201789932
https://caps-a-holic.com/c_list.php?c=2424

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>>201763295
I need more movies like pic related that incorporate montage. It's like a throwback to silent cinema, but in an otherwise modern film. Not artificially done, but perfectly in tune with the story. Used at a moment of climax, a dithyrambic intensification, and so intelligently justified by the film-within-a-film.

>>201788548
>I just can't deal with watching a 3 hour plotless film with only poetry as dialogue
That’s called “being filtered” anon

>>201789718
>filtered by The Shit Connection
Holy nigger.

>>201790308
>no Sokurov
rofl

>>201791662
Cranes are flying
Mauvais sang
La vie nouvelle

>>201770126
The Cremator
Birds, Orphans and Fools
The Hourglass Sanatorium
Le Plaisir
That Most Important Thing: Love
In a Lonely Place
That Obscure Object of Desire
Céline and Julie Go Boating
Shane
Institute Benjamenta, or This Dream People Call Human Life

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CAM ON /FILM/
MAKE SAM FACKIG CHARTS

>>201790379
Mine is the best btw

>>201795853
Samefagging charts?

>>201770998
>>Tristana 1970
>>Lolita 1962
fuck no
if your favorites change all the time so please change it again

>>201797092
>change your favorites because I don't like them
You people are something else

>>201787153
Okay, we’ve already gotten rid of yours.

>>201797092
Cry, little bitch.

Fell asleep watching Tarkovsky again

>>201797197
Oh noes! Not my non-existing list please!

>>201797596
I’m glad you’ve already realised that nobody cares for your input. Good boy.

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He’s unironically a better director than the other Paul Anderson.

>>201779581
so he's a devil worshiper too huh

>>201797660
Not in any capacity except the 'kineticism' that PTA doesn't even employ. But he's better looking.

>>201797608
>caring about bullcheat nono/film/ polls

>>201797758
>bullcheat
kek