Arthouse and classic cinema.Adventure edition.>/film/ chartshttps://mega.nz/folder/87xyiJjZ#3B2eXe2lmN2KbFNNEagggQ>/film/ literaturehttps://mega.nz/folder/XCokCRpR#tlesB0J_7jhaEWZVJqVzlAPrevious: >>203660253
Queen of /film/
>>203682557Don't you feel the cringe in being obsessed with a (fag) director and post this kind of stuff?
>>2036826106/10
>>2036826105/10
>>203682637>>2036826556/10bros, we were fucking robbed of kino.
Well that's just garbage
>>203682710>David Gordon Greennah
>>203682633
>>203682633It's /film/, people here are not stalwarts of self-awareness
>>203682726I only liked two of his movies (Halloween 2018 and Pineapple Express) but I’ll take DGG+Huppert over Gugadadingo+Dakota Johnson any day of the week.
>>203682710>>203682710>>203682710>>203682710>remake of Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion>with Al Pacino>written by Paul Schraderwould it have been kino?
>>203682798I'll take neither, thank you
>>203682726George Washington was very good, but that was in 2000.
>>203682813>kekclassic paulhttps://archive.org/details/InvestigationPaulSchrader07081986TreatmentScan/Investigation%20%28Paul%20Schrader%29%20%5B07-08-1986%5D%20%5BTreatment%5D%20%5BScan%5D
>>203682722I have to say filtered, but in this case so was pretty much everybody else. For me, another excellent film from Malick's deeply personal phase in the '10s.
>>203682813Probably. Hell I would’ve watched it
>>203682556>execution by destroying bridgeSeemed impractical to me.
Cecil Beaton diary about My Fair Lady is KINO reading also is full of draws and sketches made by himself that i would call just art. AmazingAlso i really like the vision of Hollywood in the 60s when they already know an era is ending but still produce one of the biggest films ever. Also the pics of Audrey are beautiful and glamorous
>>203682918lmao
>>203683475lmao
>Film gets a reputation for being /film/ >People watch the film knowing it is /film/ >They end up loving it and regurgitates the same talking points as everybody else Do you guys ever question yourselves over your tastes and sensibilities? Whether you only liked something because the status attached to it? What separates the earnest filmfags from the ones riding the cultural wave?
>>203683786>What separates the earnest filmfags from the ones riding the cultural wave?Liking what you like regardless of critical/audience reception, cultural impact, etc is the most earnest /film/ thing you can do.
>>203683786No because when it comes to most of the /film/ films I either think they are just okay or outright dislike them
>>203683786I try not to read any reviews nor see any ratings of the films I choose to watch in order to achieve an honest filmwatching experience. Of course that makes some things a tad more difficult finding stuff to watch, but it's more rewarding when you find something you enjoy this way.
>>203683932Based, fuck /film/
>>203684099I think that's just how it is for the majority of people, you naturally dislike most of the stuff you watch because enjoying everything is too good to be true even when you are choosing carefully
>>203683786>Do you guys ever question yourselves over your tastes and sensibilities?I used to in Uni. As a literature student, I always thought 60% of the classics were straight up shit, yet somehow tried to "understand" their greatness, only to find that no, they were nothing special. I used to debate with professors the merits of Don Quixote, for example, a book which is completely uncriticized even by the most elitist /lit/fags; I just think it's mid.>What separates the earnest filmfags from the ones riding the cultural wave?If you ride trends, you're probably not even /film/; you'd be watching the new A24 or whatever and raving about it in Letterboxd, talking about how it reivindicates trans identities or whatever. Being earnest about anything means that you need to separate yourself from the inherently inauthentic collective to be able to create your own personal taste and canon, or else you wouldn't even be passionate about the artform.
>>203684208>I always thought 60% of the classics were straight up shit, yet somehow tried to "understand" their greatness, only to find that no, they were nothing specialName some from the 40% that you actually think were good
Recommend me some directors who made wholesome movies like Fleming, Capra, and Ford did.
>>203684310Grandrieux
>>203683931but how can you do that? It seems almost impossible to do so. You can't just remove the cultural significance of a movie in your mind as you're watching it, having that baggage means that you're probably going to be more open minded going in than if it's a movie nobody cared for and you know nothing about going in.
>>203684308Sobre héroes y tumbasAbbadón el exterminadorVoyage au bout de la nuitPedro PáramoNaked LunchCatcher in the RyePoeta en Nueva York
>>203683786When I was a teenager I was somewhat inclined to not be out of tune with the canons or the acclaimed films of the season, so even if I didn't really saw high qualities or actually liked a film, I'd still rate it higher to approach the consensus. But as you grown into cinema, you learn that honesty with yourself is essential. So nowadays I'm very confident in thinking/rating the films the way I really feel about them without worries about fitting in to any group. I can like or dislike a classic, the latest arthouse hits, love a slasher or a dumb comedy and whatever else. You can respect the canons' existence and their place in the cultural discourse while having just as high respect for what your personal journey through the arts have been.
>>203684346This isn’t as difficult or unrealistic as you’re making it out to be, I do it all the time. I think you’re just autistic/retarded
>>203684345Fuck off with this edgy french shitter
>>203682726Green's career path is baffling and heart breaking.
>>203684359>Naked LunchI watched the film and I think it made me lose a couple brain cells
>>203684359So much Spanish trash
>>203684310Kiarostami, McCarey, Ozu
>>203684388A hack retard making garbage his entire career is baffling and heartbreaking?
>>203684428He hasn't though, so the point on his career path as heartbreaking.
>>203684408A well-informed opinion, I'm sure.
>>203684208>>203684362>>203684375I can watch a culturally significant movie, like the movie but then question why and not coming up with like a super satisfactory answer. If somebody put a gun to my head and said "WHY DID YOU LIKE IT!" I could give a superficial explanation but not one that is truly resonating, I don't have some critics mind when it comes to describing what I liked about something. That makes me question whether or not it truly is for me or not.
>>203684597…right…
>>203684527Much like your 60% opinion
>>203682722I enjoyed all the gratuitous shots of Natalie's tummy in this
>>203684385E word stopped reading right there opinion immediately discarded
>>203682556whats the necklace he's wearing supposed to mean?
>>203684713Holy fucking shit
>>203684681Those anorexic bitches Rooney Mara and Natalie Portman were antisex in the film
not a lot of adventure recs ittpretty gay thread so farwatched The Thief of Baghdad (1941) recently, it was great
>>203684725Good, Christ’s love should overcome these carnal desires
>>203684713>>203684724they openly talk about freemasonry in this filmrudyard kipling is a character in it, and uses masonic phrasesit isn't hidden
>>203684744Do we have an adventure chart?
>>203684713I’m guessing he’s a Mason.
>>203684770Oh my fucking god
I tried watching L’avventura but it was the single most boring movie ive ever seen, i stopped watching right after the girl dissapeared
>>203684808You missed the adventure
>>203684687Cope
>>203684744The Thief of Bagdad (1924) is better
>>203684744>pretty gay thread so farWhere do you think you are, kek
>>203684428His first 4 films are fantastic. Then he started making retard stoner films.
>>203684821Brother, i think id go insane if i had to suffer another minute of that drivel of a film and i also think that the rest of the film is far from an adventure.
>>203684898You’ll never know what you missed, it immediately picks up right after the disappearance and it was quite a fantastic journey
>>203684646what? are those not normal thoughts to have?
>>203684808>>203684898Clearly cinema isn't for you if that's your reaction to L'Avventura. Try something else.Until the disappearance happens the film already achieved greatness. With the afterwards, it turns evolves into a masterpiece.
>>203684867>His first 4 films are fantasticrofl
I watched Fitzcarraldo after Aguirre and Fitz was much better, it felt more polished and shot better and just seeing the giant ship going up was amazing. Also the whole atmosphere was great
>>203684408Spanish trash lol
>>203684933…sure…
>>203684310>>203684744
>>203684399Read the book
>>203684359I found another one of your 40%, how could you forget your favorite book, your parents raised you on it!
>>203684808Filtrato
>>203684998lol I’m imaging this film is about a safari guide who constantly leads groups into extremely dangerous situations, and as soon as someone is killed he stands up and screams “HATARI!”
>>203684927>>203684937Ok, tell me then what was so interesting up to that point, besides the bipolarity of the girl, im curious.I am >>203684937 and I also watched the Seventh seal which was also much more engaging than the italians although i have to say the theme (among many) “god is bullshit” and “death comes for us all” is kinda a normal thing in 2024-what is wanna say it might have been downright a paradigm shift to portray those themes so bluntly in 1957, today its like “ok, thats a given” but still, great performances from the actors and overall good filmIm gonna try Tarkovsky and see how that goes
>>203684359Teacher! Teacher! I know Spanish! That makes me smart and my opinion smart! 60% of the classics are shit!
>>203685157Tarkovsky films except for the first two are all like L'Avventura so I doubt you'll like his stuff
>>203685157I tried watching Mirror but it was the single most boring movie ive ever seen, i stopped watching right after the girl sat on a fence
>>203685157I tried watching Stalker but it was the single most boring movie ive ever seen, i stopped watching right after the car slid on the tracks and they got to the Zone
I tried watching Gone with the Wind but it was the single most boring movie ive ever seen, i stopped watching right after Skarlot met Red Butler
>>203682610pretty
>>203685243>>203685281Ffs did i really just invent a new copypasta? Ill take that as a win
>>203685329>Skarlot met Red Butler
>I'd Fudoh>*I'd say.how the fuck
I tried watching Suspiria but it was the single most boring movie ive ever seen, i stopped watching right after Suzy arrived at the Tanz Akademie
>>203685586watch better Argento films
>>203685685Not better than Suspiria
>>203685351Ha that’s nothing I am the Og Niggaposter and pseud filter anon. Now look upon my works ye mighty and despair
>>203685185I'm a native spanish speaker
>>203685685>Clara Calamai's character says she used to be an actress and shows actual young Clara Calamai's photos to the main heroRarely say this word but KINO
>>203685758Congrats for making /film/ so shit
>>203682593Rewatched this a couple of days ago, it's fun but doesn't have what makes Conan the Barbarian great, plus that little chinese king kid is unbearable. Better than Conan the Destroyer.>>203682610Of course.>>203682637>>203682655These guys are jerks.>>203683786>Do you guys ever question yourselves over your tastes and sensibilities? No, i trust my thoughts and feelings above all else.
>>203685758Fuck you.
>>203684838Yeah. Walsh is the greatest.>>203685549"*I'd say Fudoh..." is what i meant obviously you tard.>>203685586>>203685685Suspiria > Profondo rosso. Phenomena > both.
>>203684946Oh I forgot this was a /film/ thread
>>203685965lmao
>>203685965>Phenomena better than anything>Suspiria > Profondo rossolol
which one /film/?
>>2036866522001
>>2036866522001, obviously
>>203686652Not my favourite Kubrick, but a fantastic film. While Solaris is probably Tark's worst.
>responsible for the only 10/10 films of the past 90 years
>>203686652Neither, and this is coming from a Tark fan
>>203684713Sean Connery also starred in another film with Freemasonic themes, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. It's possible he was a Freemason.
>>203686818LMAO
>>203684808It's slow, but it still enough emotional and intellectual sustenance to watch it to the end. If you weren't deeply impressed by the island scenes then you're just an imbecile.
>>203684998I always felt like this movie was just Howard Hawks remaking John Ford's Mogambo. They have a lot of similarities, and are equally pointless "isn't Africa cool?" movies.
>>203686652Obviously Solaris. The latter is imperfect, but what it does have trumps 2001 by a mile. The only really good part of 2001 is David battling with Hal.
>>203686816This.
>>203686816The Sacrifice will forever be Tark's worst film and that's not even a controversial opinion
>>203686855if you're not in chastity, go stroke off to Kubrick (not cinema)
>>203686818Even the two crazy commies themselves wouldn't agree with that.
>>203687051lol, he's shaking
This has been a great thread
>>203687909kek
>>203686438>>203686494Keep laughing.
Gonna rewatch this tonight.
>>203685685>but that’s impossible!
>>203688104This always gets better with each new watch. First time I saw it I fell asleep I was so bored. But I have seen it like 4 times now and it’s an all time favorite of mine now.
>>203688334Only watched it once, in 2011, and i loved it, about time i revisit it. It was my favourite Ishii alongside Crazy Thunder Road.
>>203688104Japs have so many unknown kinos. Somehow they were as productive as Hollywood and with a higher quality.
>>203688581Sogo Ishii is very well known & the pet director of all letterboxd trannies.
>>203684359>Poeta en Nueva YorkKino lit
>>203685822Movie name?
>>203689239I'm guessing it's Ossessione, Visconti's first film and also one of the earliest neorealist pieces
>>203688581Them and Italy were second to the US only in film production.
>>203688457Hi! You home
>>203689129If you know you know. Kinda surprised about the hispanic racism in here
>>203689504/film/ is integral part of /poltv/, so the bitter racism comes very easily for these cinema lovers
>>203689504>surprisedPeople here think that French are born pretentious because French is their first language, what do you want
>>203689504Read that book a long time ago from a school library, it became an all time favorite of mine. Still know some lines from memory. Years later I purchased the book, now in my home library.
Wakamatsu directed a jazzy neonoir on the streets of Tokyo during the peak bubble economy that involves a plot about snuff film production and it has less than 50 views on letterboxd. What the fuck? this is kino.
>>203689557I just read past them, racism here is a boring cliche, not even creative. Lets discuss film instead.
>>203689627I think Kinema Junpo has his film in which a schoolgirl gets gangraped in their top 100
>>203689596Completely and unequivocally based.>>203689557>>203689580It is what it is, sometimes I don't know if it's just 4chan being 4chan or if it's for real
Favorite Sam Peckinpah movie?
>>203689690Name? Research purposes.>>203689627I have to see this now
>>203689750The Wild Bunch, of course, love it. One of my favorite Westerns too.
>>203689748The most lame insult here is labeling people as ESL. Being an ESL is good, that means the guy knows more than one language, even if you are so bad at it than is obvious not your first. I watch movies in french, italian, english and spanish. It's super fun.
>>203689292That's pretty fucking crazy.
>>203689774Go Go Second Time Virgin>Poppo, a teenage girl, is carried by four teenage boys to the roof of an apartment building and raped by them all. The next morning, she asks them to kill her, but they mock her and one rapes her again.
>>203689463What?>>203689504Complaining about racism is gay.>>203689627Thanks for the rec, only seen a couple of Wakamatsus from the 60s.>>203689750Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid>>203689774Seconding the request.
>>203689627Name now
>>203689627Someone hq mega now
>>203689856No, its pretty fucking accurate. Which other country you would say, France? lol.>>203689865Oh i've seen that one, thought you were talking about something else. Pretty weak.
>>203689690There's probably at least a dozen more with something similar in their list.
Hurry up make mega
>>203689846I agree, also watch movies in many languages and am interested in learning new languages.>>203689865Thanks for the sauce
>>203689952Get fucked, begging boy
Lots of interesting movies in this thread. Adding to my watchlist. Thanks filmates.
>>203689922Nowadays I simply can't stomach stuff like that, even Clockwork Orange makes me feel like shit
>>203690050Kys bitch boy
>>203689627NAME NOW
>>203690091Rude and unnecessary, my bump-waster friend.
>>203689627https://vk.com/video769350381_456239100?list=51165d65d9e02440eb
watch more Japanese films
>>203690387Megas now
>>203690210>Faron Deacon
>>203690425Godard is alive that motherfucker
>>203690416How about go looking for them yourself?
>>203690425>>203690457Wtf this doesn't look like an indian guy.
>>203684713>whats the necklace he's wearing supposed to mean?The necklace is literally a plotpoint in the film and has a scene explaining it.
>>203690210Better hq now
>>203690580What's the name?The vatnigger site is blocked here.
>>203690621I can’t remember I think gun was in the title
Niggas?
>>203691188No.
>>203689690Go go second time virgin is an absolute classic, like it or not.
Now that the dust has settled, give me your honest thoughts on In Menstrual Frames.
>>203689846I'm an ESL but no one here ever guesses my nationality, and I'm frequently called a "burger". I guess that's a much worse insult than being called an ESL...
>>203691554Please do not use fade transitions in your next movie. Thanks.
>>203691746Curiously specific. Do you feel the project misuses them or are they inherently bad?
>>2036859096/10 is an inside joke here at this point. I never take it seriously considering how far it is from the truth.
Are any of the 2000s/2010s Cronenberg films worth watching? I mean the ones with Viggo Mortensen and beyond
>>203690621Read the webm's filename, retard.
>>2036918275.5/10
>>20369263410/5.5
We're going to do it, we're going to bask in /film/ till we're too far gone for this world. We will sift through the ages of cinema and find oil. It will destroy us and save us, the synthesis will seep into society and Zack Snyder will finally fuck himself out of the art of moving images. Cinema will become more advanced like the novel there will be more experiments, more love for the silent era and more kino. We will be dust when cinema finally realises itself.
>>203692766Now all we need is Cumgenus.
>>203692766You already blew your reputation piss off loser
this shit was greatmonroe was so sexy
>>203692896How so fucker?
>>203692328They are fun and bad, kinda like his 70s material but better
>>203693001what country are you from faggot?
>>203693343Northern Ireland, Mr fuckeristan
>>203689921>No, its pretty fucking accurate. Which other country you would say, France? lol.I meant it was a crazy fact. No need to be mean...
>>203693542did you have to check the archives you imposter fuck
>>203690387all shit btw
>>203693639Would you be disappointed if I was an imposter? Do you love me? Are you gay? Mr shirtlifter
>>203682710I love Suspiria 2018 but this would've been interesting.
>>203686652Solaris makes 2001 look like babby’s first science fiction. it filters retards who desperately cling to the idea that the infinite is within our grasp and not something that would simply swallow you whole leaving nothing but the void.
>>203692328History of Violence is very good.>>203691827Oh ok, guess i outed myself as a newfag.>>203692933Masterpiece.>>203693586I'm never mean.
>>203691827grotesque
Has anyone here seen any of Nobuhiko Obayashi's post-Hausu films? Some of them look pretty intriguing, but I've never seen anyone talk about them.
>>203694843yes saw 1 but forgot what it was, but i think i may have liked it but i'm not totally sure.
>>203694307It's literally the opposite of what you said.
>>203694843Most of his films are great
>>203694843Seen like 15 of them and most are better than Hausu. I don't get why it's his only film to get any major attention in the west.
>>203694953Because muh kooky weird Japanese otaku ahahaha!!!!
>>203692328History of Violence/Eastern Promises are good, despite some goofy aspectsAnd I suggest reading the Cosmopolis novel (or any of DeLillo's other books) before watching Cronenberg's adaptation
>>203694843Watch Miss Lonelyheart and The Discarnates, these are my favourites from him.
>>203695047>Cronenberg's adaptationI remember liking it when I saw it on release, haven’t watched it since though
>>203694909bowman literally transforms into the Star Child in the end, transcending space and time. this represents a union with the transcendent, as bowman leaves his humanity behind. it’s very obvious anon.on the other hand, Kelvin’s journey ends with his dissolution, we are left in Solaris, wondering if he ever left in the first place. the only ones truly at rest are those dead on the station. why would you reply in a /film/ thread if you can barely grasp the plot?
>>203695465RYM mogs. Letterboxd's list is unironic shit.
>>203695564I meant the part where you said Solaris is better than 2001
>>203695465Titanic is rated 2.9 on RYM, and 3.8 on Letterboxd (lol)Says a lot about each site's userbase
>>203694953Kaneto Shindo is the same way, with Onibaba
>>203696243Both ratings kinda valid ngl
>>203696224solaris explicates the same theme explored by 2001 10x better; life off-planet would be the most hellish existence imaginable.
>Montage theory asserts that a series of connected images allows for complex ideas to be extracted from a sequence and, when strung together, constitute the entirety of a film's ideological and intellectual power. >In other words, the editing of shots rather than the content of the shot alone constitutes the force of a film. >Many directors still believe that montage is what defines cinema against other specific media. >Montage holds that the dialectical collision of images creates a film's meaning, and thus is less concerned with a script than it is the synthesis of associations between shots.
Sol vs 01 is a fucking stupid argument for pedantic cumskinned diddy daddys/ they are both fantastic meaningful attempts at elevating our human experience, not like every other sci fi film to come out in recent decades about muh oppressed women or my first nig nog in space, or muh cumskin army vs the mutant space bugs, get the fuck out fo here you stupid mother fuckers.
>>203696449>19 year old film student discovers montage theory
>>203696449Dialectical montage is based
>>203696452we got a live one here boys
>>203696525a live HWAT
>>203696243Freddy Got Fingered is rated 2.9 on Letterboxd and 3.2 on RYM
>>203696357>solaris explicates the same theme explored by 2001Solaris and 2001 do not explore the same theme. 2001 is like Ghost in the Shell, or Blade Runner, Serial Experiments Lain, or that shitty Luc Beeson film. Solaris is like. Idk End of Evangelion or something.
>>203696518what is the official cut of this? the one that made it on sight and sound canon?
>>203696518>Dialectical montageWhat is that
>>203696569The one with lounge music and Sergei Bondarchuk's voiceover I guess
>>203696566yes they do. they both attempt to answer the ontological question: does man's reach exceed his grasp? kubrick's film posits man can be transfigured through his heckin science and ascend to, what is essentially, Godhood. tarkovsky approaches the same question and posits that man's drive to intellectualize the infinite will result in nothing but his internal collapse into madness. they are both incredibly well-made, and honestly I'd give the edge to kubrick in the more technical aspects, but tarkovsky actually appraises the eternal with a mature respect.
>>203696816>what is essentially, Godhoodt. never read Nietzsche
>>203696816Yeah, you know what, that's fair. 2001 looks incredible but I'm not a fan of it. I remember thinking Solaris was really good when I was finally able to get through it, but it took a very long time to get through it. I know Tarkovsky has that quote about purposefully loitering and I can kind of see the point in that, I don't think slow is always bad, but if I remember correctly that one scene where they're just going over the grass and he's looking over the puddle, which may actually be the beginning of the movie, is just excruciating. It goes on for so long. And then we gotta see the irrelevant scientist guy drive in traffic for too long, which wasn't as long as the grass and puddle but still too long.
>>203697025kek only the biggest brainlets name drop Nietzsche with nothing else to say related to the subject. go ahead professor, explain how the Ubermensch is something more than a cope in the context of 2001.
>Recently, Kuleshov's conclusions have been brought into question. In The Kuleshov Effect: Recreating the Classic Experiment, Stephen Prince and Wayne E. Hensley contest Kuleshov's findings as unscientific and merely a product of cinematic myth. >They conclude that "Kuleshov's effect - understood in terms of shot juxtapositions rather than associational cues - may tell us little about film or visual communication, but its lingering power tells us a lot about the symbolic uses of the past."What?
>>203697155I can understand why most people dislike the slow pace of both movies, I mean the last scene of 2001 with bowman just wandering through rooms also is borderline meandering too. I honestly just enjoy the ambiance. Malick does this a lot too; it rubs a lot of people the wrong way and could be construed as pretentious, but only if the film insists upon itself and doesn't have anything meaningful to say. which most of his works do, in my opinion.sometimes the monotonous and mundane scenes are explicitly supposed to contrast the exciting or intriguing. they evoke contemplation and reflection when done properly.
>>203697375With 2001, for me, it just felt like nothing was happening except for the like 20-30 minutes with HAL, which gets referenced so much I thought it'd be a bigger part of the movie. The special effects are incredible and again, it looks gorgeous, but the movie just felt completely pointless to me. Solaris was a difficult watch but I didn't feel like I wasted my time in the end. >Malick I've only seen Badlands. I can understand enjoying the ambience of that, I feel like it contributes to the film. Would be a completely different movie without it. I actually really liked Badlands even though the ending felt a little anticlimactic, it annoyed me initially but it definitely feels like the simplicity and how subdued it is was the point. I really gotta watch Days of Heaven. Badlands definitely left me curious about more Malick.
>>203697738days of heaven is a great watch, if you like that one too then I'd get around to watching thin red line pronto. it's definitely a lot longer, but is unmatched by contemporary films in its depiction of nature as a motif.
>>203684713>>203684724>>203684770>>203684801quick rundown on freemasonry? what is that what does that mean?
>>203698031>thin red lineThanks for the recommendation. He definitely seems like an interesting filmmaker and I hope I can appreciate the rest of his stuff, even if I don't love it.
>>203697738>Badlands definitely left me curious about more MalickDon’t, stop now. It’s massively downhill from here.
>>203698113he is one of my favorites, but know that most of his work is quite religious. not in an overt way, more of like a Tolkien approach. for example, days of heaven is essentially just a retelling of Abraham and Sarah in Genesis.
>>203698348silence filmlet
Malick Perfumer
>>203698387>most of his work is quite religiousI'm not sure if that's something that matters to me but for thanks for letting me know. >>203698348I'll decide that for myself.
Imo:Solaris = boring, amateurish presentation (SFX, costume desing specially)2001 = slow but rewarding, proffesional presentation (everything looks like it could have come yesterday, insane SFX and design overall)
>>203696243Who cares, no one uses Letterboxd for its userbase.
>>203698613I use Letterboxd to get bitches
>>203698520>I'll decide that for myself.No. I’m ordering you to stop and you’ll do as I say. This is for your own good.
>>203698639t. chaser
>>203698639Share your secrets
>>203698692>>203698520don't listen to this vanguard of redditry anon, malick is kino and he is mad he got filtered
>>203698692
>>203698743No actually I’m probably trans
>>203698501blessed image
>>203698757Malick is literal Reddit tier
>>203698501https://youtube.com/watch?v=7MGyHS8jwY0
>>203699287>no uexplain your assessment
Hating on Malick is the same as hating on David Lynch, you have no soul if you do it.
>>203682556I have where is the friends house? saved on DVR but the description sounds like a lame kids movie so I don’t want to watch it just yet.
>>203699599Do you hear yourself?
cant stand christcucks like terrence malick who then go onto beat a dead horse with that whimsical bullshit camera bullshitjust a loada bullshityeh yeh he had a few good early films butrecent shidd just overdoes itlike thw magicks gone palim not a christian so like nice mountains and shidd can only sustain you for so longam not into pretentious whisperingbending to the qhims of the priviliged white man who thriugh some kinda neuropsychiatric delusion finka he is touching the beyondhe is just an extremely mentally ill white manits not real artreal art is about real fingsnot gos. god doesnt existlets get back to realitythe entropy and decay of the worldthe crushing of dreamsthe little victories in the downward slidegod is not real
>>203699657Movie about kids =/= movie for kids. I loved it, much more than either taste of cherries or close-up, it's almost transcendental
every night i put an antonioni film in backgroundin silencecelebrating the decay of life
>>203699858>in backgroundYou should actually watch them.
>>203699835>Movie about kids =/= movie for kidsYeah but there is a direct correlation. I am just not hyped for it. I will maybe try it Tonight. Last movie I had to give up on was Colossal Youth a couple months ago.
>>203699872you have a lot to learn about film, little manabout absorbing artistry
>>203700090whenever I put on antonono I just absorb zzzzzzzz's and start to antodozo off into slumber.
i am not well
>>203699798>new pasta in a /film/ threadim thinking we're back
>>203698532>everything looks like it could have come yesterdayKubredditors think this a compliment lel.
>>203700464I hate how that guy types. Even fucking cumgenus types in a less faggy fashion
>>203700665Your fat whore mother.
>>203699798Fucking based. Pay attention, kids.
>gadonfag
I mean, I actually interested in the movie, crime tranny musical sounds crazy, but they're just trying to piss people off with this. Why do this when muricans are practically ready to lynch each other over LGBT politics?
>>203700620idk anon it has a certain negronic verve that is so sincere yet still satirical I can't help but be in admiration
I'm just losing all right now, /film/s for this feel?
>>203700900rice steamer
>>203701043ffskill it with fire
>>203701169Big Leboffski
>>203700090Sounds like you don't actually like the films but you want to pretend to yourself that you do so you throw them in the background because actually actively watching them is unbearable for you. Engaging with art passively is not engaging at all.
Recommend me some /film/ music videos
>>203700463What's wrong, anon?>>203701081>negronic verveBeautiful.
>>203702190https://youtu.be/rB-brZKEL10?si=V1cEwGGTGhyiTExPhttps://youtu.be/SMk6nGDhjnQ?si=QW7hL49_EwcrgioBhttps://youtu.be/pllRW9wETzw?si=6csEP5HFLS1yTgqlhttps://youtu.be/fj7BDOmcILo?si=goPaem6TBkUMVj-uhttps://youtu.be/-2yAEUp9v6M?si=hxSG8FjkDhsS0tK1https://youtu.be/4ksu86psqPU?si=4_V2aA_sxfYkN9gbhttps://youtu.be/M1P_I1fU5Ik?si=yrFKU4iEQkkTOD9MI like girls.
>>203702190Best song ever, best video ever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3jYRP9jGKc
>>203702190lynch directed a fewhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSMbZMVXnHo>>203702364>cloudbustingnot even the best kate bush mv....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4csr6pLZLg
>>203702785I agree with actually, i posted cause it's the most "movie like". Yours, the two versions of wuthering heights, breathing, army dreamers, there goes a tenner are all better.
>>203702896*I agree with you actually...
Is that mod who gives 1 months to anyone who mentions Valerie or similarly coded films in this thread still around?
>>203702785KATHY>>203702991No, you can discuss Valerie freely here.
>>203702896Damn, also forgot about this absolute kino: https://youtu.be/6xckBwPdo1c?si=nUNXLNXLAXs-Chho
/bush/
>>203703902Gorgeous 70s/80s babe.
>>203702190Reposting:https://youtu.be/5314Ekhu_nA
>>203703942She looks jewish here, i disapprove.
So brutal to sit through this shit. Last 10 minutes were kino. 8/10.
It's over
>>203705012Great film
>>203688104Ended up not watching it.
>>203705125Damn, what happened instead?
>>203704049Who cares?
>>203705125Based failer
>>203705215Someone who doesn't like jews or jewish features?
>>203698080they're actually doing all the evil shit in the world, they can even blow up your phone now with their evil freemason magic
>>203699798>talks like an Anthony Bourdain wannabe douchebag go back and then kys
>>203705125Based honest anon
>>203705481:o
>>203705331
>>203705173Stuff came up.
