Thread for the discussion of arthouse and classic cinema.Calabuch edition>/film/ chartshttps://mega.nz/folder/87xyiJjZ#3B2eXe2lmN2KbFNNEagggQ>/film/ literaturehttps://mega.nz/folder/XCokCRpR#tlesB0J_7jhaEWZVJqVzlAPrevious: >>204031218
Queen of /film/
>>204051325I appreciate your interest in opera, but I want to clarify that I don't actually have personal preferences, still I'd be happy to provide some suggestions for operas you might enjoy based on the ones you've mentioned liking. Here's a list of operas that go beyond the most well-known "entry level" works and might appeal to your tastes:Comic operas:"L'italiana in Algeri" by Rossini"Don Pasquale" by Donizetti"Falstaff" by Verdi"Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" by WagnerTragic/serious operas:"Madama Butterfly" by Puccini"Eugene Onegin" by Tchaikovsky"Otello" by Verdi"Tristan und Isolde" by WagnerOther notable operas:"Der Rosenkavalier" by Richard Strauss"Dialogues des Carmélites" by Poulenc"Pelléas et Mélisande" by Debussy"Peter Grimes" by BrittenThese suggestions cover a range of styles and periods, from bel canto to verismo to modernist works. They include both comic and serious operas, as well as some that blend elements of both.Would you like me to provide more information about any of these operas or suggest additional works? I can also offer recommendations tailored to specific composers, periods, or styles if you have particular interests.
>>204051638The problem with opera is that no one writes new stuff anymore, it's always the same ten works repeated over and over ad nauseam. I think that Nietzsche described this phenomenon as "the idolatry of the old".
Tarantino named this the best film of the last 50 years.
>>204051796
>>204051796Based. What a muse
>>204051818But it's mid.
Dark science, cloning, secrets only the gays knew...
>>204051882Frfr no cap? Yo
>>204051796>>204051856>dances his way to your waifus heart and womb
>>204051823The guy who cares about this has already left.
>>204051950ok
>>204051496Yes>>204051796Repulsive
>>204051638Thanks for your effort post. I have admittedly seen half of these but I'll watch the ones I havent. Thanks a lot! This has helped me greatly
>>204051796tub o' lard, comin' thru!
>>204051930Damn that guy sure is fine, the flex pose at the end is the cherry on top.
>>204051796Bau-tiful.
>>204051496Man she is so much cuter than her sister, what I call the genetic lottery
>>204052006>effort postIt's AI. Then again, it should be no surprise that it's vastly more useful and civil than the average /film/ post by "humans" is.
oh what a wonderful moviewhy do animefags fall so hard for Akira when this is ten times better?
>>204051496Based Gishbro.>>2040517966/10
>>204052254You can like more than one film
>>204051818I think both Tarantino and his fans are legitimately so fucking awful that I genuinely feel bad for liking some of the stuff he likes
>>204052288They are very retarded yes.
>>204051818It's a banger, not even close to being top kino. Doesn't 'Tino love capeshit too?
>>204051325Love Edmund Gwenn and Charles Coburn in The Devil and Miss Jones.>Gwenn: You got the lowest passing score of any applicant>Coburn: I answered all the questions>Gwenn: You may have answered some of them incorrectly.
>>204051909just not my cup of tea lil bro
I think Battle Royale is just an alright movie but that ending hit me hard. Sometimes it feels like the whole purpose of it was to show you pic related during the credits to make you feel kind of sadhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86l3liv_dwsAlso that song
>>204052288Tarantino is great and is responsible for preserving so many films that were totally forgotten and lost. Just his stamp of approval alone can make an obscure film popular
>>204044583I’m gonna watch this tonight. Hopefully it’s good.
FROM QUENTIN TARANTINO'S PERSONAL 35MM COLLECTION
>Bergman theatrical
THE FILM THAT INFLUENCED RICHARD LINKLATERA NEW 4K REMASTER SPONSORED BY MARTIN SCORSESESCANNED FROM THE ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVESAND OVERSEEN BY THE CINEMATOGRAPHER'S GRANDSON
>>204052276sure, but I've never seen anybody talk about it. Even SteamBoy, which is a major bore despite the super high animation budget, is more talked about.Roujin is so funny and charming I watched it twice in a row.
>>204044200skip her and move on to Duras
>>204052521Mah boi Kitano coming in wit da drippppppppp
>>204052580>abstract Haneke
>>204052729Ugly deformed hag.
>>204052729>metaphysical Bresson
>>204052557>>204052605THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED MASTERPIECE THAT INFLUENCED BONG JOON-HONOW IN AMERICAN THEATERS FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER
>>204051818Off topic, both the man mentioned and the film mentioned
>>204052802>picAnn-Margret was proto-TikTok dancinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1t3cBTb3xPc
>>204052941Tbh I'd rather have Battle Royale allowed than Tsai, Carax or whatever the fuck meme director you people here pretend to like
>>204052802EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK OF THE ACCLAIMED BEST PICTURE CONTENDER
>>204052999Dear tourist, watch some Tsai then come back.
>>204053031Yeah, watch the gay shit and then properly join the gay club
>>204053042>enters gay thread>complains about gay movieswhere's the logic here
>>204053042Memes aside, Tsai's pretty damn good
>>204052999Back to more bedtime stories and QT podcasts for you
BASED 88 films dabbing on woke critics on the actual cardboard>the kung fu meme is for real>intellectual counterfeit destroyed forever
>>204052755Best quit talking shit about my mom, anon.
>>204053031>>204053157Fuck off. Gatekeeping this thread is the silliest thing, like there's barely any discussion about actual classic and arthouse cinema going on
Has this leaked yet?
>>204053221grandmother*
>>204053226That's all they have for a personality here. No one's interested in discussing anything anymore. You have an opinion a regular doesn't like? You'll get the downvote treatment, that's the ''discussion''. It's a general shitposting all the time.
>>204052999Directors have found that a /film/ meme will spread to the outside world. See turbo normie youtubers now talking about Tsai. My theory is that Tsaiposting is from Tsai himself, Caraxposting is from Carax himself. Packard and Gallo posting is from themselves. In our new age, he who becomes a meme becomes the champion.
>>204053455fucking kek
>>204053427Honestly I went too hard on those anons and the thread. You are the only people I can talk about films with and the only reason I even open up 4chan these days
>>204053226Gate’s closed, sorry bro. You’re not allowed in here.
>>204053455Korine was entirely forgotten, but once he started being talked about on /film/, we suddenly got a Gummo 4k release, a Mister Lonely release. /film/ controls the culture. Our influence is immense.
>>204051325whats the most kino ghost movies
>>204053455/film/ invented Tsai
>>204053455Carax and Gallo have always been insanely popular though. I mean as far as contemporary arthouse cinema goes. But I swear I'd never even heard about Tsai before Tsaiposting became a thing here
>>204053455I would not doubt that Gallo frequents 4chan.
>>204053568I've never seen a single ghost movie I truly liked but people think The Changeling (1980) and The Haunting (1963) are goodOh, I liked the Ghost of Yotsuya (1959) but the actual ghost only appears towards the ending
bish yo crazyyyy
>>204053631Dude cmon Stray Dogs was pretty big in arthouse circles on release
>>204053568Kwaidan (1964)The Ghost of Yotsuya (1959)Séance (2000)The Haunting (1963)The Devil's Backbone (2001)Poltergeist (1982)The Uninvited (1944)
>>204053718Me on the right when I see Tsai irl
>>204053212This nibba got talent, for real. He's overrated and underrated at the same time
>>204053568The Phantom Carriage (1921)
>>204053226Where's the gatekeeping? I told you, go watch some Tsai then come back. That is gatekeeping for you? More like you got intelectually gatekept with that reading comprehension of a 7 year old.
>>204053776Cool list, never seen Devil's Backbone and Uninvited though. Didn't like PoltergeistAlso I don't know if it counts but Carnival of Souls (1962) is pretty great. From the modern ones also Dark Water (2002)
>>204053631Tsai has always been big, bruh
>>204053855Well you did assume I was a tourist. But I guess you are right because I'm still allowed to come back lmao
>>204053718Ngl, I'd use that throat.
>>204053749>>204053885From what I understand Tsai made one film that went big which is Goodbye Dragon Inn but it faded into obscurity and no longer appears on the 'greatest 2000s films' lists
>>204053885Not really any more than Hsieng, Yang, Yanfan and Ching. This is a paid PR campaign from Tsai himself.
>>204053900>Well you did assume I was a tourist.Just joking, and anyway, what has gatekeeping to do with tourist-ism?>But I guess you are right because I'm still allowed to come back lmaoYou're goddamn right.
>>204053972>YangWell I don't know about Yang himself but Yi Yi is a very popular film
>According to They Shoot Pictures, Don't They, a website which statistically calculates the most well-received movies, it is the 16th most acclaimed movie of the 21st century./film/'s influence is IMMENSE.
Tsai was already a festival darling in the 90s. The reason he has started sliding into total obscurity is because he chose to focus on the art gallery grift after making Stray Dogs.
>>204053900>I'm still allowed to come backNo you’re not. I just locked the gate. You’re trespassing on this property, get out.
Enjoying the Tsai talk, I’ve been meaning to post some short reviews of my chronological watch again but haven’t found the time. It’s also October now so my watching is going to be horrorshit dominated for the next month, so I need to do it
>>204054092I found it a massive bore. Shots that go on for five, ten, even twenty minutes that could accomplish the same in two.
>>204054431>plotfag
>The movies that we know today are so dominated by storytelling. My question is: is film really only about storytelling? Couldn't film have other kinds of functions? This question brings me back to my own experience of film watching. It's very rare that I remember the story of any film. I usually only remember a certain moment that touched me. Take Bresson's Mouchette—after Mouchette is raped, she has to go home to feed her sister. She's carrying this bottle of milk, but she can't find matches to warm up the milk, so puts the bottle inside her coat. A very simple movement, yet it really moved me. Of course my films have something like a story. But I direct my attention to daily life and living. In our own lives there's no story, each day is filled with repetition. Movies today feel like in their two hours they have to tell a story so they're filled with indexes and indicators to point to the completion of a story. The audience has gotten used to it. I think film can be more than just that. I believe that the stories of my films can all be told in two sentences. Like in The Skywalk Is Gone: Lee Kang-sheng and Chen Shiang-chyi walk past each other but don't recognize each other. That's it. I'm trying to remove the dramatic elements from the story to disguise it. Film and reality are different, but by removing that kind of artificial dramatic element, I believe that I'm bringing them closer.
>Many have argued that cinema must not be about storytelling. However, the filmmaking conventions usually presuppose that directors are good storytellers. But I never thought of myself to be a good storyteller. Therefore, I chose to be otherwise. I explored widely the early cinema classics and was stunned by many silent films. You should all see F.W. Murnau’s films, and Carl Dreyer’s La passion de Jeanne d’Arc (The Passion of Joan of Arc, 1928). Murnau’s films are extraordinary. No spoken language, just the power of the image. It was not until I’d discovered Murnau’s cinema that I’ve had the impression of perceiving the true meaning of imagery. I have explored many moments of the history of cinema and studied different approaches to cinema like formalism, symbolism, etc. But it is only after I discovered the cinema of Murnau that everything became clear.
>Just now another journalist pointed out to me: “There’s never a script to your films.” I asked him in response: “Do you think a film must have a script?” He answered with some exasperation: “Yes, of course!” This serves to prove my point that cinema has been industrialized, commercialized nowadays. Within that structure, there’s not much room for creativity anymore. So we actually need to re-think what cinema is under such circumstances.
>>204054510I honestly forgot that Mouchette got raped in the film, only remember that she killed herself Damn, really dark film
>>204054510>>204054537Based Tsai.
>>204054510>>204054557My king! I KNEEL!!
You people are pathetic
>>204054510>>204054537>>204054557
>>204054636This will never not be funny.
>>204054636If this is the cinema he wants then I'm noping the fuck out
>In all my 20 years and more of film-making career I always really disliked writing scripts (he laughs), because I feel it has only two functions; one is that other people are able to understand and work with you and the other one is actually to make the investors able to understand what they are investing in. Beside that, film is just film, screenplay it’s not, screenplay is more like a draft. I never worry about finishing a script because in all my films I start shooting before I finish the screenplay, it is an on-going process. Also, I never depend on the film industry to make my own films. In recent years – because my approach is more free – I focused on making my own films and being far from the industry style. For example, in the film industry you must have a story, a narrative story, but in my more recent works is more about how you see the film. My approach is more about visual art and forms, it’s not about “you have to hear a story by watching a film”, it is rather “just watch the film”.
>>204054557>>204054537>>204054510I hope no one internalizes this rubbish. If you're a rich nepo baby yes anything you film will be accepted as art. The rest of us soldiers of cinema must live and die by the audience, who demand storytelling, plot and invisible craft, aka, immersion.
>>204054537>You should all see F.W. Murnau’s films, and Carl Dreyer’s La passion de Jeanne d’ArcDreyer and Murnau films have stories though? >No spoken language, just the power of the imageRight, used to tell a story, is he an idiot? Lmao
>I also paid a lot of attention to my framing. What comes first is that the framing must be good looking. However, the meaning of it should not be single-layered, but multilayered. I want it to be beautiful and sustainable to a lengthy gaze. It doesn’t serve the plot in the first place, nor does it convey any particular diegetic message. Rather, it is an image for interpretation, an image that helps the audience understand the intrinsic meaning and the inner world that I intended to convey.
>>204054851Tsai on that pseud shit
>>204053455And what of the waifuposters?
>Lee Kang-sheng is a very talented actor, but he has this very serious, ridiculous melancholy. It’s actually very funny. On the outside he’s really cool, but there’s something I find very funny. I’m always trying to make things as real as possible. Perhaps I’m afraid of making a sad person appear too sad. Too sad is funny. I can’t bear it in certain types of films, where an actress will just really go for it.
>>204054690The gate has been sealed.
This is my recommendation for the thread : )
>>204054798I have the perfect hack for you, ready and gaping his obese asshole wide open for you
>Let me tell you another story. There was one time when I was invited to an event organized by Professor Wenchi Lin. In that public appearance, a bureaucrat asked a group of secondary school students, with a five-thousand NT dollars prize as reward for the answer, “How much box-office did Cape No. 7 create?” No one answered. He then asked another question with a two-thousand NT dollars prize: “Who is the boss of cinema?” One student lifted his hand and said, “me.” He then got his reward. But I stood up and said to the student, “You shouldn’t take this reward because your answer is wrong. I am a film director and you are not my boss.” Now, I say, you can choose not to watch my film, but you will never be my boss, nor will I be yours.Was it autism?
>After watching my film in Cannes, one Hong Kong critic called Face “nonsense,” and said my work was narcissistic. But another friend of mine who lives in Hong Kong, too, told me that he couldn’t sleep after watching my film. Why? Because to him, every single shot of the movie expresses a passion for filmmaking. Watching the whole movie is thus like making love for two hours. I think this is quite an interesting expression. But I know that most people tend to agree with the critic. They announce the death of cinema because the films have no marketing value.
>>204055232Chinese people are wrong in the head.
>>204055198>instantly starts thinking of grotesque gay fantasiesAntiplot fags, everyone
>>204055305You really put the cock into Hitchcock, plotfaggot
>>204053217>the one-armed swordsmanayo aint this the movie tsai jerked off to in cinema
Why are director fanboys so deranged?
>RS: Your films are all very funny, except perhaps The River…>Tsai: I think The River is very funny.>RS: Okay, okay—maybe it's just the ending that isn't so funny. But do you find the humor in your films translates well, especially given your rigorous aesthetic? The humor seems really indebted to Buster Keaton and inheritors of that tradition, like Tati.>Tsai: Well, there are always people who “get” my humor and those who don't. It's pretty much the same everywhere I go. But you're very right when you bring up Buster Keaton-for me he's is one of the greatest comedians. Today, I don't know if comedy still exists. I think the best comedians are always those that have the least expression which is why I don't find Jim Carrey particularly funny, and why I strive to keep my actors expressionless. It's always the situations that characters find themselves in that make things humorous.
kinda hate it when people make threads that should be inside /film/ not in outer /tv/
>>204055305I guess Hitch was a plotfag, but his plots are always so forced and predictable lmao... One of the most overrated directors ever, if not the most imo. Technical mastery does not a kinomaster make.
Any directors with a similar style to Sokurov?
>>204055465lol, gatekeeping much? The flood is coming out... /film/'s influence is IMMENSE!
Jess Franco or Jean Rollin?
>>204055485The damaged negative/800 MB DVDrip style?
>>204055525Jean for sure. Jess' porn was based but Jean is actually an underrated auteur. He was a /hor/ auteur, but sometimes crossing over /film/ I'd say
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Another day, another endless rehash of autists spamming their gimmicks. Fuck's sake, it's depressing.
>>204055616Love you too.
>>204055232Hahahahaha, this can't be real>>204055549AKA ethereal style
>>204055555This.
>>204055616And the nigga/lil bro ones haven't started yet tonight, it'll get worse
>>204055616Less crying, more reporting. And btw, today's gimmicks are balanced and pretty much enhancing the thread. No nigs or lilbros
>>204055469>his plots are always so forced and predictable lmaoHe is a thriller director from the classic generation. And by classic I mean like started during the silents, of course his stuff feels formulaic now
>>204055632Leefag and waifufags >>>> nigga/lilbroposters
Don't be surprised if in the following years John The Violent receives a Criterion restoration and finds its way into Sight & Sound's greatest films of all time list. /film/'s influence cannot be overstated.
>>204055638Yep, that's why I think his plots are too easy man. Didn't age the best. North by Northwest straight up James Bond film.
>>204055669Call me when Tsai makes the top 100.
>>204055638/film/ acts like they're too sophisticated for Hitchcock or other classical Hollywood directors. But these threads show non-stop they might be too stupid for them, actually.
>>204055669That will only happen after Han Ye gets restored by Criterion and given subtitles.
>>204055669That would be gigabased. That film is insane and needs some love. Same with other obscure shit that we discuss on here. It may be possible.
I'm afraid some of you are deluded enough to unironically think this super secret club has influence
>>204055669>>204055681>>204055694>>204055700>>204055720John.
>>204055685Not like that. It's just that Hitch seems way too overpraised to me, he's just entertainment. He gets Kubrick praise for what were western tier joints.
>>204055731Yes.
>There is a flood of images today. But we can’t turn the clock back. I watch TikTok and find it terrifying. We are losing the concept of a big screen and our aesthetic values.
>>204055485Not nearly enough
>>204055720Eventually it will have real influence. Just wait and see. Do you think every influential thing started being gigantic since the beginning? Cahiers was probably 3 autists at the start.
>>204055778Homophobia aside, he's right here.
>>204055679>North by Northwest straight up James Bond film.https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/cary-grant-almost-changed-james-bond-forever/
>>204055625This. So much this. One million updoots!
>>204055736Great entertainment is not something easy or to be scoffed at. Hitchcock made great suspenses from the 30s to the 60s.
>>204055740Thanks
>>204055778What is this screenshot from?
>>204055485zzzzzzzz
>>204055856LMAO
>>204055856Never said it was easy to entertain, just that his plots are very simple. Anyway, I think there are more entertaining joints from his time, including James Bond ones.
>>204055884It's from a short film directed by Lee. It's part of an anthology film called Taipei24H (2009)
>>204055814I'll be waiting, don't forget to call me when it happens.
>>204055920NTA but as far as thrillers from the 30s-50s go, not really
>to praise Hitchcock is a controversial position to take on /film/
>>204055985I feel like /film/ is more of a New Wave and beyond thread, I've realised that all of the classic directors are mainly mentioned to be shat on lmao, Ophuls and Hitchcock being the recent examples
>>204055985Eh, it's a bubble of like 30 people. People praising Taylor Swift on /pol/ will be attacked, people praising Tucker on Reddit will be attacked, people praising The Birth of a Nation or Gone with the Wind on letterboxd will be attacked, etc.
Hitchcock has good films (Vertigo) but then also has absolute shitters (Rear Window)
>>204055720So many /film/ memes are already spreading into the broader film scene. Practically every single online review says "slop" now, something that began on /film/ to talk about generic hollywood films. Then I went and posted about Tsai in r/truefilm and got six upvotes, it was like a secret handshake.
>>204056192>Practically every single online review says "slop" now, something that began on /film/LMAO
>>204056184It's unfathomable someone could praise Vertigo and then think Rear Window is a 'shitter'
>We may have been misunderstanding film. Often we believed that art is a form of storytelling. A cinematographer I worked with told me afterwards that he learned about framing from filming my long shots. He told me that previously he’d been filming lies. What we take away are the images, not the story. I believe that long, slow takes allow us to get closer to reality.Bazinpilled.>>204055985Hitchcock is very good. Of course films don't always need a plot or a story, but a well-told one can still be very entertaining. He's one of those who got me deeper into cinema in the first place, and I'll always hold dear the Hitchcock/Truffaut interview book.>>204056098>People praising Taylor Swift on /pol/ will be attackedAs long as what's being attacked is just their taste in music, they had it coming.>>204056184I like Rear Window except for the silly climax.
>>204056246Rear Window is incredibly dull looking, turn off the sound and you may as well be watch paint dry.
Next y'all say /film/ created based and kino
>>204056184Rear Window is one of my absolute favorites and I've seen all of Hitchcock
>>204056285Nah, just me.
>>204056250>Of course films don't always need a plot or a storyThis nonsense again. Yes film needs plot, story, likeable characters, and conflict. All because you can point to two people like Warhol and Brakhage who do laser light shows, doesnt change the inherent nature of cinema.
>>204056309>and I've seen all of HitchcockBased completist. I'm coming along soon to 40.
>>204056415SPIELPILLED
>>204056417That's a fuckton of films, nice. I haven't seen The Pleasure Garden though because the restoration still hasn't been released
>>204055948Ok.
>>204056415>likeable characters
>>204055974I meant: in the wider spectrum of kino, there were more entertaining things happening at that time.
100 years from now, they'll realize that cinema only really began with Rebels of the Neon God as Lee Kang-sheng graced the silver screen with his beauty.
>>204056415>Yes film needs plot, story, likeable characters, and conflict.Needs them for what?
r/asianmasculinity has invaded /film/
>>204055985Not controversial, most people here verbally fellate him when necessary. It's better when people question the canon than when they blindly accept it. Blind acceptance is what has made Tarantino's joints a household name, yet he was never that guy
>>204056593I'm not seeing the Huppertposter.
>>204055974rofl
Spike Lee > TarantinoUnironically.
>>204056415>film needs plot, story, likeable characters, and conflictHAHAHA, OH WOW
>>204056900
>100 years from now, they'll realize that cinema only really began with Rebels of the Neon God as Lee Kang-sheng graced the silver screen with his beauty.
>>204056593>r/asianmasculinityThis exists? lmao
>>204056960>that hairline at 28Oof.
>>204056960I would rather end myself than wear such a disastrous hairstyle and stache.
>>204056640Don't even think it's a debate among film buffs
>>204056948Hong Kong 97. Obscure game, based knowledge
>>204056960I guarantee this guy fucks ass
>>204057065>Obscure gameThe AVGN video has 11 million views.
>>204056960https://letterboxd.com/film/pretend-that-you-love-me/Joel is an acclaimed filmmaker. What the fuck have you accomplished in your life?
>>204057126No one plays it, no one talks about it outside of the AVGN / obscure games community
>>204057065It's not really an obscure game anymore. The phrase 'a herd of fuckin ugly reds' has been living rent free in my head for ages
>>204057152Hi, Joel.
>>204057161I don't think you understand what obscure means.
>>204056613Because I’m white and other anons posted rice steamer screenshots.
>>204057231>Because I’m whitelol, sure
>>204057179Obscure af when compared to shit like Elden Ring, Pokémon, etc.
>>204057152I am an acclaimed filmmaker too and dont have to rely on woke pandering to youtube retards either
>>204057222Yes I understand, do you? Why get condescending?
>>204057296Hi, Vincent.
>>204057222There was also a game called Taiwan 2001 and it's truly obscure and also anti-Chinese
>>204057300>Yes I understandThen stop fooling around.>>204057345Now this is obscure.
>>204057368This criteria of yours is "you don't know what is obscure: what is obscure is what I determine to be obscure, don't you know it?". Dumbass stuff. Ask the local normie gamers about Hong Kong 97, 99% chance they don't know about that game.
>>204057416Nah, I did. They know.
>>204057309Unlike Gallo I dont retire because of mean internet comments, I work harder because of them to prove them wrong. My latest film has 8/8 on RottenTomatoes and just played in Venice, all at a budget of less than $10,000. It also utilizes no mumblecore aesthetic and no digital cameras to speak of.
>>204057434Yep. I'm utterly shocked by my ignorance. Goddamn. Sorry.
>>204057440Based reply, I respect it. This guy's a winner.
>>204057440Gigachad. What film? I'll go through all films that played at Venice this year and check their RT pages and budget info if I have to.
>>204057557Gib name
>>204057576Hey don't ask me, I dunno yet.
>>204057516>>204057557>>204057576lmao you guys don’t remember? get ready…
>>204057653Oh, now I do. Booooring.
>>204057576>>204057557>>204057516Here is the trailerhttps://youtu.be/GqhCamvzLHE?si=5ggYGKO6309nq37t
>>204057687>claims there's no mumblecore aesthetic>plenty of mumbling in the trailer
>>204057687I'll watch it, thanks. You have an "official" link to the movie? lol
>>204057750Nevermind, torrenting rn
>>204057687Post tits.
>>204057749>>204057750>>204057774>>204057779Fools.
>>204057882I just realized. Not torrenting rn
>>204057687LMAO you barely made a flick
>>204057992That joint was made by a woman, bro. You just got pranked.
>>204058035yea i bet you fat lena dunham made that shit
luve me sum Fellini pizza pasta eyy
>>204056900>October 2, 2024A day before my waifu’s 75th birthday. So close…
>>204056948>>204057065WO AI BEIJING TIANANMENTIANANMEN SHANG TAIYANG SHENGhttps://youtu.be/HA5vn_ho8f0
JUST CHUB MY SHIT UP
>>204059008New gimmick incoming, big bro?
>>204053962Always thought Rebels of the Neon God was his mainstream crossover hit since it seems taylor made for the WKW crowd. Same thing with Hou and Millennium Mambo
>>204059382eyy im glad you recognized me
>>204059395did the wkw crowd really exist yet at that point thorebels came out before chungking and fallen angels made him big
>>204053568The Innocents and Uncle Boonmee
>>204059395well it was his debut film so he was trying to make a hit. the film is not like his others. he only got weird after.>>204059565Wong stole everything from patrick tam, watch love massacre and eternal rose, you will see where he got most his trademarks
>>204053568Goodbye Dragon Inn
>>204059879I wish he kept using that John Carpenter type soundtrack in his further movies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8urigjsCdNw
>>204053568the others
>>204059335corrnew meaning to the phraseblow up
finkinn one fing about blow up is you can defo legitimately watch without sound coz the imagery is so strong it really conveys the meaning of the film without hearing him talk about shidd
>>204060257It was dull. Neither of them are kino speakers, and they just repeated talking points we've heard a thousand times already.
>>204060296go 2 sleep lil bro
KINOOOOOO
>>204060575Off-topic, you know what to do.
>>204060587Tell you to kill yourself.
>>204060575how do people even sit through such trash
>>204060973Different tastes, different things people want from media
>>204060575not classic, not arthousegetouttahere
What are some /film/ horror movies I can watch. Don't say Fulci or Argento.
>>204061681Make me :)
>>204061807men was great
>>204061807Films of Walerian Borowczyk
>>204061807Fulci and Argento
>>204061807the superior Bava
>>204061827Feminist anti-men garbage
>>204059449How could I not recognize you?
>>204061807Daughters of Darkness, read the thread. And also Last House on the Left, not /film/, but very interesting.>>204061848Dude isn't even horror, good rec nonetheless.
>>204061807There is no /film/ /horror/ crossover retardMUH THE SUBSTANCENo. Women cant fucking direct.
>>204062319>Women cant fucking direct.Brother I prove you wrong
One of you replies with the poster image.>The World of Kanako>2/10Amongst the worst joints I've seen in my cursed life, this piece of shit is a terrible anti-masterpiece. Photography: ugly and grey, editing: pathetic and distracting (Resident Evil webm inspired?), tone: uneven, plot: dumb and incoherent, aesthetics: Tarantino's worst nightmare. Got tricked into watching this shit by one of you fucks, suck my dick. Kamikaze Girls was much better, and that's not saying much.
>>204062319watch more movies you sub 2k watchlet
>>204062451I've been avoiding this because it looked like tranime/Sono garbage, thanks for confirming
>>204062514Sono inspired garbage*. Think Love Exposure but directed by Tarantino and Tarantino's indian and made the movie in Bollywood.
>>204062572>>204062514>>204062451Filtered
>>204051325have they produced any good movies?
>>204063074Do they even produce films? I just remember their Yung Lean and depressive black metal mini documentaries lol
>>204061827>Men was greatdoubt.jpeg>>204061848Was going to watch Dr. Jekyll and Miss Osborne last year. Thanks for reminding me. >>204061880>the superior BavaBased. Maybe.>>204061896Not watching Zionist trash. >>204061964>Feminist anti-men garbageYou make it sound good. >>204062305>Daughters of DarknessGood idea, need to finish watching that.>Last House on the LeftCraven is complete shit.>>204062319Is The Substance even supposed to be a horror movie? It "borrows" from Carrie, Society, The Shining, etc but never feels like a horror movie. At most you could argue "psychological thriller" but it kind of feels more like standard sci-fi than anything. I guess the scenes when Demi Moore is cooking and Dennis Quaid is eating shrimp are horror-y. Incredibly shitty movie. >No. Women cant fucking direct.It's her nationality, not her gender. You mean "The French can't direct".
>>204063158they produced A girl walks alone at night
>>204063165>Craven is complete shit.I don't usually say this but, filtered. Giga filtered. indeed. He's one of the best in the horror game.
>>204052521i LOVE battle royale.
>>204063296He's a hack. Completely awful. Nightmare on Elm Street is the worse of the big three slasher films, and maybe the 2nd worst film in the franchise.
>>204063439Don't agree. Last House, Elm Street, Scream and Hills are amazing. I do think that Elm Street series is overall very solid when compared to something like Friday the 13th. I've seen until The Dream Warriors and like them all. Part 2 is very underrated.
this has been one of the most boring threads in a long time
>>204063831Then make it fun. Lacking in niggaposting / lilbrosting for you?
>>204063610>I've seen until The Dream Warriors and like them allYou're missing out. The Dream Master is probably a worse movie technically speaking but it may be the most fun. The Dream Child is REALLY bad but it continues the story of Alice (The Dream Master protag) and I can appreciate on that basis alone. Freddy's Dead is okay, it goes all in on the comedy but it's fairly inoffensive. Haven't seen New Nightmare. >when compared to something like Friday the 13thThe good thing about Nightmare is that it's a very flexible premise. And every film builds off the previous one organically (except 3 with 2) so it feels like a more cohesive series. Friday has like a very loose continuity, but it works in its favor. I used to think Friday was a complete shit series too but its really grown on me. I'd say only 2 of the original Paramount films are really awful.
>>204061807Argento and Fulci
>>204063165>>It's her nationality, not her gender. You mean "The French can't direct".It is so off-putting, not only how bad she is at filmmaking but how much people reward her for sub-par craft. We are living in hell this modern day cinema is turning me into a Christfag.
>>204063972>is so off-putting, not only how bad she is at filmmaking but how much people reward her for sub-par craft>modern day cinema is turning me into a Christfag.What could the relation possibly be
>>204063926You're probably right on Elm Street being really good, but Friday part I and II felt super overrated to me. Will still watch them all eventually (I hope so). Hellraiser also not so good in my book. Child's Play on the other hand...
>>204063926>I used to think Friday was a complete shit seriesIn terms of horror franchises it is up there as the best one. If you exclude J-horror which mogs all western horror. 1. Friday the 13th2. Halloween3. Chucky4. Saw5. The Conjuring Universe6. Hellraiser 7. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre8. Paranormal Activity9. Candyman10. Leprechaun
>>204063972>It is so off-putting, not only how bad she is at filmmaking but how much people reward her for sub-par craft.Welcome to planet Earth, brother. We reward complete shit in here, because the masses relate to it. Make something good and you're instantly put into the "artsy shit for fags and women box", and hated because of people envying your talent but being unable to accept to themselves that they suck and are unwilling to change. We got cookies in here too!But seriously speaking, make a difference, voice your opinions. Don't accept the shit that your environment is trying to force on you, in fact, actively fight against it when confronted by it.
>>204064094lol friday fucking sucks. only x and freddy vs jason are the only good ones from that franchise.
>>204064094Where are Scream and Elm Street, man?
>>204064094>LeprechaunNow I know you are trolling, even horror fans treat this as the butt of a joke.
>>204064057>You're probably right on Elm Street being really goodWell, I like the series, the first movie not so much. I just really don't like Craven's work. >but Friday part I and II felt super overrated to me>Will still watch them all eventually (I hope so).Does Part I have a good reputation? Genuinely asking, I wasn't aware that it did. I've come to like it but thought it was boring and shit for a long while. Part II I feel is like the "ideal slasher" in some ways. My favorites are 2, 5, 7, 8. Three is good too. If you struggle with Three at first, hold out, stick with it. It'll be worth it in the end. >Hellraiser also not so good in my book. Really? What don't you like about it. >Child's PlayHaven't seen any. Can't do dolls. Feel like I'm gonna end up maybe forcing myself to watch them though because I've seen like every other slasher at this point, and Brad Dourif is great. It'll be difficult to get through but may be worth it.>>204064094>2. Halloween>6. Hellraiser>7. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre>10. LeprechaunYeah, going to assume this is a troll post. But I will say Hellraiser 3 and Texas Chainsaw 4 are underrated.
>>204064160Yeah Elm Street is up there at least above Chucky. Freddy Krueger is the OG. Scream though, shit that is a meme, the whole shtick wears out fast.
>>204064311>Does Part I have a good reputation?It was a big box office hit and is revered by horror fans.>I've come to like it but thought it was boring and shit for a long while.It is shit, not that boring imo, though. It's got some vibes due to locations and shit, but overall it is late to the game with how old it ends feeling. Shit feels like it came in 1974.>What don't you like about it.Just feels very bland. The "hell" concept is all it got going for itself. Feels really generic for me. Much prefer something fucked up like Society.>Haven't seen any. Can't do dolls.It's very fun. Part I at least.>>204064312>Scream though, shit that is a memePart I is based and a 90s classic. Curious to watch stuff like I Knew What You Did Last Summer due to it. Saw was also cool.
>>204056415Well well well well well well well, what do we have here?
Someone bake.
>>204064459>Shit feels like it came in 1974.I can see where you're coming from in the sense that early 80s stuff had a 70s vibe still. At the point it came out there had already been a ton of Halloween rip-offs, yes, but I do feel like Ft13 is transformative in a way. It's not just ripping off Halloween but Jaws, Carrie, and Psycho too. There were a lot of bland Halloween rip-offs between 78 and 80, Friday is the only one that spawned a major franchise. Slumber Party Massacre spawned a minor franchise, but both wound up with derivatives of their own.>The "hell" concept is all it got going for itself.I'm not even sure which part you're referring to here. >Much prefer something fucked up like Society.Society is good but I feel like its not that "fucked up". I've hated every other Yuzna.>It's very fun. Part I at least.I enjoyed the remake/reboot.
>>204064708It's at 297, go fuck yourself
>>204063165>It's her nationality, not her gender. You mean "The French can't direct".The French are the women of nations.
Good night, /film/
Bump
>>204065226Women are the french of gender
>>204066732Women are the Jews of gender.
this general is so cooked without lil bro/nigga posters
>>204067720>lil bro/nigga postersThe French of /film/posters
>>204064899304
>>204067720>ricecel discord raiders gave me stockholm syndrome
Yup, I’m thinking /film/
>>204068693This is borderline experimental
>>204068693High test kino
>>204055638That's not how it works.
Fuck it, I’ll bake.
>>204069090make it satanic
>>204069106>>204069106>>204069106
NEW>>204069099NEW>>204069099NEW>>204069099
>>204069116NOT REAL NOT REAL NOT REAL
>>204069118Sorry, I’m going with the KINO edition >>204069116
>>204069118>>204069116hahaha
>>204069134>if I close my eyes it doesn’t exist!
>>204069145The NOT REAL edition. Check the timing.
>>204069160Check the timing, tranny.
>>204069169>>204069192Don’t care, do what you want but it was posted ITT first and an objectively better OP
>>204069254I always go by first posted on split threads, except if it's some ill-intentioned one.
>>204069254Cope and seethe, tranny.
>>204063074Your Vice is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key
>>204064459>Shit feels like it came in 1974.You say it like it's a bad thing.
>>204069118Come join us in the REAL new thread, anons.
