Arthouse and classics.Frank Capra editionPrev: >>204871450
Queen of /film/
>>204893076Good day fellow Gadonbros.
>>204893099Hello, simp cuck. Gadon has already slurped Jew cum today, I'm sure.
Father of /film/
Happy 67th birthday to the King of /film/ himself, Tsai Ming-liang!!
>>204893168Digital coloring cleaned up Griffith's face a bit and now he looks like a handsome young fella
>>204893220Happy Birthday Tsai!!
>>204893220Happy birthday babygirl
>>204893220Happy birthday, king!
Gonna walk a bit in homage to Tsai
>>204880476>I have watched a few so-called “American giallos” and they never come close to the source inspiration.Alice Sweet Alice comes the closest imo, with the Italian American family, the Catholic guilt like in Fulci etc. It's even got the J&B bottle product placement.
Queen of /giallo/
>>204893994That's a man.
>>204894041No she isn’t.
>>204894068Yes he is.
>>204893994>>204894068I've seen more passable trannies lmaoif this is a woman she's ugly as sin
>>204894090It's Argento's wife
>>204894150grim
>>204894090Sexy as sin* also co-wrote Suspiria.
Some of you people really pick the ugliest hags to simp for.
>>204893808Please film it and upload so we can see
>>204894196Id throw one in her
>>204894068 - she looks very good here>>204893994 - but not here
rolling for a movie to watch. 0 is viewer's choice
>>204893994Looks kinda like Kristen Wiig.
Stop watching films
>>204894444Genghis Khan, the only good one in that list.
>>204894601Is that the one where Genghis Khan is John Wayne wearing yellowface?
>>204894650That's right son
>>204894650>>204894711no Omar Sharif plays Khan
>>204894444Moonslop-anon!
Is that you, John Wayne? Is this me?
I just finished watching Carnival of Souls. Overall, I thought it was pretty decent. Pretty predictable though. So basically her soul wanted to remain in the physical world but kept going in between this plane and what comes next, or I guess purgatory as you can call it. It seemed appropriate length wise, I thought that guy trying to hook up with her was pretty entertaining.
We're all John Wayne here.
I really wanna know what John Wayne was like off-screen. Oh look, there's a May 1971 Playboy magazine next to me! And it has a John Wayne interview? Oh boy, how convenient! Let's open up the magazine and see what he has to say.
>>204895140I really wanna know if John Wayne was partial to anal. I bet he committed multiple egregious anal atrocities.
>>204894444kys
First Ozu I see that immediately and totally clicked with me beginning to end. Can completely see why they consider him transcendental now.
>>204895296>There were occasional rumors about his sexual preferences,[81] and in her 2004 autobiography 'Tis Herself, Maureen O'Hara recalled seeing Ford kissing a famous male actor (whom she did not name) in his office at Columbia Studios.Ford-sama, I...
>>204895390You know you can do anal with a woman right? Anal activities aren't exclusive to men.
>>204895385Always preferred this film thought it deserved all the praise Tokyo Story got
>>204895412How? Women don't have a... you know... they don't poop
>>204894444Why do you watch so much fucking garbage? Jesus I feel bad for you.
This thread is starting to get a little too horny, I think we should all just take a deep breath and calm down, okay?
>>204895452So then what am I shoving my tongue into?
>>204895478>>204895486lol
Anal activities are completely degenerate. Men and woman should only have vaginal intercourse for the sole purpose of procreation.
>>204894444watch Oasis, unnie, it is the best film on this list by a country mile.
We're all committing multiple egregious anal atrocities here.
>>204895385Any 'fans' of Ozu who tell you to start with Tokyo Story are frauds.If you are getting into Ozu you should start as early as possible and go in order, or at the very least start with Late Spring.>>204895426I personally think (at least in the last decade or so) the reason is because newer audiences first hear about this film when learning about Ozu and they hear from word of mouth it is his masterpiece and is highly regarded in elite circles. So they watch it as their first Ozu, and I'm sure people like it well enough but 1. it probably remains only one of two or three Ozu films they ever see. And 2. because of the reputation it has they probably just follow the consensus and parrot this as his best film on forums and discussions. Furthermore, the critics of old who voted this film as one of the greatest of all time only had access to so many Ozu films, so they might have missed out on large chunks of his filmography. Distribution and accessibility during older decades was certainly an issue. I honestly think Early Summer or Tokyo Twilight would have the same reputation as Tokyo Story has if those films were just as evenly distributed as Tokyo Story was back in the day.
John Ford
I'm looking for a film recommendation where an egregious anal atrocities goes down.
>>204895721Bad Boy Bubby
reminder that the Cahiers guys loved to overpraise Hollywoodworkman like Ford because they were watching with subtitles on and cannot decipher the poor acting skills or bland formalism because niggas were too busy reading.What exactly did Ford do as a director that impresses you. If you see his films it is clear to make a John Ford film all you need is a good DoP and the American Southwest, oh and a few cowboys I guess. Boom you're done.
For the anon who liked The Conformist in the last thread, check out American Gigolo and Cat People. They arent masterpieces, but the same guy did the production design so they have a similar visual style.
>>204895877John Ford is my favorite
>>204895877In general, you're not wrong. However, The Searchers is a masterpiece, the peak of Hollywood formalism and its swansong.
>>204895982Film of webm?
>>204895653I read an old critic that said Ozu peaked with his 30s silent films and that his post-war movies that are acclaimed in the west are just stagnation and fossilization for him. I wonder if there's any truth to it
>>204896040American Gigolo
>>204896134Thanks
>>204896058>>204896058>wonder if there's any truth to itNo.Ozu had three eras: early silent years (pre war), middle period (early sound films - Late Spring), then late period Ozu (cyclical saga -- Late Spring - death).Late Spring was a game changer and the cyclical series, which pretty much covers the rest of his films (including Good Morning and Floating Weeds), as these are all the films that are marked by his signature visual and rhythmic style, by rhythmic I mean the cutting specifically.Early Summer is Ozu's masterpiece and one of the greatest films of all time — the dark horse underseen masterpiece. In regards to every movie being the same, or having the same plot about marriage. There are tons of other stuff going on in as well, but just on the surface you see the same plot. The themes tend to change but this is how people get filtered. They watch the films and think its all about marriage, they can't look past the plot and read the subtext. It's like okay but what does the marriage represent in the larger scheme of things, in Ozu its both union and disintegration, union of someone starting the next cycle of life, but disintegration because they will now be separated from their family to start a new life. The paradox of it is what Ozu seemed most interested in thematically.But there are also reflections and continuations of things. For example, Late Spring ends with a shot of the ocean while the next film in the Noriko trilogy Early Summer opens with a shot of the ocean. There are plenty of thematic and narrative expansions but you need to look at Ozu as a whole to really understand how.
>>204896058>>204896220Setsuko Hara’s smiling is part of her personality and there is dual meaning. It’s representation a thing by its opposite. In Late Spring her smile is a defense mechanism, it usually means the opposite of how she is feeling.In Early Summer it is because she represents Buddhist ideals of zen, the turbulence of the world or family such as the war or her brother's death has not broken her spirit. It isn't until the very end of Early Summer where we see her break for the first time, and it is quite compelling because we have seen her personality in the rest of the film.
>>204895653>that imageThat's not an Ozu film though...
>>204896164That anon was bamboozling you, it's Cat People
>>204896299No, it is from No Regrets for our Youth by Kurosawa, I appreciate Setsuko as much as Ozu, she is as much of an artist as he was.
>>204896345Oh I see
>>204896339Oh I see
>>204894444I would rather watch a good movie 9 times in a row than any of these.
Color Ozu is best Ozu.
>>204896994You are not wrong. My top 3 might be1. Early Summer2. Good Morning3. Floating WeedsGood Morning is almost tied as my personal favorite. It contains my favorite Ozu edit in his whole career (match cutting from the drunken old man to the child). Good Morning also is the most aesthetically beautiful, vibrant colors, and general feel good film unlike his others.
>>204895653>If you are getting into Ozu you should start as early as possible and go in order, or at the very least start with Late Spring.thanks for the tip anon-kun>>204896389holy based
>>204897078>thanks for the tip anon-kunyou are welcome. I like to help people with Ozu films because the western discourse around him is piss poor bad.
what the fuck was his problem?
>>204896994I enjoyed Equinox Flower a whole lot. Will have to go back to Good Morning now, I thought it was cutesy but kinda pointless the first time I saw it . Kinda like Wes Anderson
>>204897147Some people's niche is to be a scumbag and there is nothing you can do about it, it's predestined
>>204897158Understandable.Both Equinox Flower and Early Spring feel the most disconnected out of the whole of Ozu's cyclical saga (even more so than Good Morning and Floating Weeds which do not name themselves after the seasons).And while I like both, and of course both are great film in themselves, I do rank them weakest in the cyclical saga. I don't mind Wes Anderson, but it is a great disservice to compare the two.
>>204897158Also, when you rewatch Good Morning, pay most attention to the way Ozu edits.All his films have meaning that is generated by editing, basic montage theory sort of stuff. It is lighthearted to a certain degree, but do not confuse lightheartedness for being cutesy or whimsical. There is a great deal of melancholy behind the surface. Aside from repeating musical motifs between films, Ozu likes to use happy music the mask the sadness of his characters (this is most apparent in An Autumn Afternoon), but if you keep up with the story beneath the surface of Good Morning, you can see it too.
>>204897265I meant look wise more than the story. Things like soft pastel colors and all the identical houses in neat little rows, plus placement of objects in indoor scenes
We're all scumbags here.
>Hyperdynamic Ozu
>>204897684I see what you're saying. But again it is all superficial because the rest of Anderson's formal style is exactly what it is supposed to mean, unlike Ozu who utilizes filmic polyrhythms and associative editing techniques, which I have not seen from Wes.
>>204897765Yes. This, but unironically.
>>204897765>>204897820>Histrionic Bresson
We're all polyrhythmic here.
I'm more of an early European polyphony kind of guy.
>>204896381That anon was bamboozling you, it's American Gigolo
>>204893076Still the best Guido director of all time.
>>204877667Source on this kino?
>>204898369It doesnt matter, trve /film/cels are Schraderpilled and will watch them both
>>204898369Thanks
>>204897765oh I see
Vaguely related, is there anymore japanese films similar to this one? Little dialogue, slow pace, traditional Japanese aesthetics (zen or shinto?), small intimate family life, no major or heavy conflicts etc. Late Spring scratched that itch perfectly and I've seen a couple Chinese films very close to it, but I'm wondering if there's more from Japan. Preferably but not necessarily from their 40s to 60s golden age of cinema
>>204898751You guys have such ridiculously specific requests sometimes, holy shit.
>>204896243She is a literal angel
Watch Dannish Silent Films>Why?Because they are free here https://www.stumfilm.dk/en/stumfilm/films>oh
>>204896994First time I saw an Ozu in color it felt wrong. Still feels weird and don’t prefer them to his b&w films, but they are beautiful
>>204895982Hi, I love American Gigolo and have seen the original Cat People (I really thought I had downloaded the Schrader version, but it was the old one).>>204897147He was a bad person.Call me biased, but the fact that Delon was the one chosen to be the good guy always felt weird to me... he's too handsome to be a saint.
Bresson is the biggest hack in cinema. If you like him all of your opinions can be discarded
*stands up abruptly**raises fists above head**starts exclaiming*KINO! KINO KINO KINO!
>>204900480Saw this maybe a year ago, all the time Jenny Agutter was on screen I was fucking full-mast like a tent pole straight up.
We can all agree cat movies are generally better than dog movies. Why is that?
>>204900929Name 5 cat movies.
>>204900993Felix the CatCat People (either)When the Cat ComesFelidaeKuroneko
>>204900929>>204901079A Boy and His Dog >
>>204901110that's a terrible adaptation, wake up
>>204900993The Private Life of a CatKuronekoMorgianaHouseThe Cat
We're all agreeing here.
>>204900929RENTAAAAAAAAAA-NEKONeko-Neko>>204900993Rent a CatCats in Park AvenueI Am a Cat 1975The Island of Cats Neko Atsume HouseCats Don't Come When You Call The Cat 1992 Dancing Cat If Cats Disappeared From The WorldMikazuki to Neko The Traveling Cat Chronicles (book was much better)Gou Gou is Cat
https://youtu.be/qESB-IC2_fI?si=3IUgsBVBZMOeQbTKRohmer was such a chad.
>>204900687Extremely based.
Is Beauty and the Beast a cat movie?
I am forgotten
>>204897794>Ozu who utilizes filmic polyrhythms and associative editing techniquesmooomy I'm using terms I learned in film school! I'm cinematography now!!!
>>204902296filtered
>>204894873>I just watched a horror movie! Give me attention /film/!Back to /hor/ you zoomer ape
>>204902296Polyrhythms is something from African music I think, not a cinema term
>>204902395>call other people ape>chimp out about nothing
For me, it's Brechtian kino. I'd have used her like the rest of the town then been killed in revenge.
>>204894444based anon with based taste getting based quads. why don't you ever review the films you watch?
>>204902914>Brechtian kinoRetarded zoomer using a word he just learned.
>>204902976I think you'll find I'm a connoisseur of Brechtian techniques, my favourite comedian is Stewart Lee (who I agree the fuck out of, but you're probably too common to understand) and I firmly believe contemporary films should be dripping in metamodernism. Try to refrain from embarrassing yourself further by typing.
>>204902976sorry for the Verfremdungseffekt
>>204901547
>>204902914>Brechtian kinoLike Kuhle Wampe?
I see the /film/ cunts have arrived, or maybe it's just one guy.
>>204893076Why bother with 'editions' for these threads? It's not like there's any discussion of it (no, "best Guido director" does not count as discussion). What would constitute discussion? Your favorite Capra film and why?Your least favorite Capra film and why?Best Capra collaborators in front of the camera? Best Capra collaborators behind the camera? My answers: Can't pick a single favorite, it's a three-way tie among It Happened One Night, Mr Smith Goes to Washington, and It's a Wonderful Life. Three very different films that are 'best of' examples of their genres. Least favorite is Here Comes the Groom, though that might be because I generally can't stand Bing Crosby as an actor. Best collaborators in front of the camera are Jimmy Stewart and Barbara Stanwyck, hands down. Stewart's an obvious choice but if you haven't seen Capra's early films with Stanwyck, check them out. She's amazing. Best collaborators behind the camera would be Jo Swerling and Robert Riskin (writers) and Joseph Walker (cinematography). Capra's not known as a visual director or for having a distinctive visual style but Walker's cinematography is quite interesting. Notice how many times over his career there were rain scenes and the use of glass (or the waterfall shot in Platinum Blonde). Token recommendation that's actually not token at all: See his WWII docs. Great stuff, especially given they were shot during the war.
>>204900929nothing tops The Cat (1992)
>>204903430its just one cunt.
>>204900993I just remembered A Cat in the Brain
>>204899992Best director overall.>>204902914I'd have used her pussy, but I'm not a bad guy. I would have been saved.>>204903430Just one guy, maybe two. Ignore them.>>204903605Editions are just a tradition.
name a better trilogyalso unrelated but why are the captchas so gay now, i don't want to verify my fucking email every time
Anyone here watch banshees of inisherin? I couldn't help but wish I lived somewhere like that
>Fascination>4/10Polarized film; on the one hand, it looks like an arthouse movie, on the other hand, the plot aspects of it absolutely suck. Atmosphere and aesthetics are pretty much the only reason to see this. The first half is laughable, then it picks up some speed in the second half. It could be said that the first half is a different movie when compared to the second half. Interested on /film/'s thoughts about this flick.
>>204899992>filtered
>>204902964I do on letterboxd
>>204904030They never ask me to verify my email, only thing that changed was the "wait 900 seconds to post" thing. Buy a 4chan pass, I guess.
Capra is just Spielberg in black & white, schmaltzy and untalented.
We're all cinematography here.
>>204904151filtered beyond utter beliefwhy would you watch Jean Rollin, or any skinflick for the plot? Did you know what you were getting into?Also for the stylistic structure alone it is an 8/10
>>204904030>verify my fucking email every time>>204904216>wait 900 seconds to postNever had either of those happen to me, they just look a bit more distorted now. Maybe just because I don't post that much
>>204904421Even b-movies need some coherent plot to be interesting, at least for me. I think La rose de fer was much better, desu. There are sequences in Fascination that don't even make sense on a logical level, dialogue that means nothing, etc. Just a badly crafted film. I still enjoyed it for the aesthetics, but they weren't even that strong when compared to other b-horror slop I've seen through the years.>>204904423The 900 seconds thing happens only the first time you post on the day. I know it's not just me because a dude was complaining about it on /m/.
Brigitte Lahaie's face is pure cinema.
/films/ that feel likehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1SloSme6Ao
>>204904576I see. I've only had "wait 250 seconds before posting" happen a few times and only when starting a new thread >>204904730She made hardcore porn too but I haven't seen any.
>>204904730Wait till you see her body.
>>204904730yes
>>204904730>>204904836The brunette was much hotter
>>204905132Nah, and i'm a brunette supremacist.
Could this be any good?
>>204905329I'm gonna bet it's garbage.
>>204904730>>204905051yall niggas sure love mid women
>>204905329>anyWithout a doubt.
>>204905386>yall>midgo back
>>204904151>>204904576>desperately gripping onto plot like a scared child lmao insane
>>204903605I seem to remember OPs actually trying with “editions” in the past, and providing talking points like you have.People just ignored it, so it went away. But I’ll try to join in the future. Not for this thread, of course, it’s too late.
>>204905386>>204905013
Looking for a good copy of Miroir 1947. Thanks.
>>204894444Watch Eureka
>>204902296>>204902976I’m chimpout anon and you’re being an idiotic retard here. I champion anyone even attempting to intelligently discuss cinema in these threads- sorry you got filtered by 2nd grade words going over your head, fuck off.
>>204905565>162 posts>too latedoomers leave
The actual correct way to get into Ozu is to watch all the colour films and avoid all the b&w films
We’re all too late here.
>>204905830Didn't work for me.
>>204905830The actual correct way to kill yourself is you put a gun in your mouth and pull the trigger, and avoid all life-saving actions
>>204904030>verify my emailWhat? Never seen that one.
>>204905961show me
>>204906070If you keep replying retards, they won't leave
>>204906070Honestly it’s best to learn this by doing- ladies first!
>>204906412no it's best to learn by seeing - I'll await your demonstration!
Please recommend some of your best, most underrated, most secret sadean kinos, THANK YOU!
avoid b&w retard versus the kys retardDown syndrome championship very, very disappointing
>>204904179link?
>>204906912no too many crazies here
We're all crazies here.
>>204904030>name a better trilogyI can't name a better movie, periodIt was so masterful that Kubrick felt obliged to bastardize the second movie in order to make Full Metal Jacket
>>204907143Share it bro, I wanna read your reviews.
>>204907143I will post mine if you post yours, c'mon lil bro don't shy out.
niggas?
We're all shy here.
Lahaiebros, watch this for Halloween
>>204907743nigga I'm sleeeeepy
Avoid the “avoid the retards” retardThis is mild shit right now, if he can’t even handle this, sensitive faggots like that should leave these threads forever
We're all Lahaiebros here.
>>204907919based
What are some /film/ chick flicks
Fatherless behavior, true schizo hours
>>204908244Just relax to Mean Girls, bruh, /film/ chick flicks don't exist.
We're all fatherless here.
they are literally just female versions of /film/ users
This scene has too much erotic tension.
tfw literally fatherless ;_;
>>204909009Very Oedipal film.
>>204909009Setsuko Hara feet
>>204908244Daisies
>>204909009I came.>>204909062My father's alive but my parents divorced. I love him.
We're all divorced here.
We're all deadbeat dads here.
My dad fell for the orientalist grift.
>>204909875Many such cases.
>>204909875If they are doing good deeds, then good for him. I do agree that religion is dumb (no offense to religious people though).
We're all religious here.
We're all dumb here.
>>204904319>untalentedSpielberg is the most talented director in cinema's entire history.
>>204910610He's just another shitty jew
>>204905565I did an Edwige Fenech edition OP once and there were lots of discussions about Italian beauties on that thread.
>>204907143And? Anon was asking for your letterboxd account not your home address.
>>204910273buddhism has religious aspects to it, but fundamentally it is not really a religion, it is more of a philosophy.
>>204910610Cool- but he’s off topic, so I don’t give a fucking shit
>>204911999I guess... my point still stands. Don't buddhists believe in God?
>>204911883Based, this is what we need more of.
>>204911764jews have made some pretty good films
Karagarga brought up Still Life from obscurityWhich films has /film/ brought to the light?
>>204908845So the regular version of /film/ users
We're all female here.
>>204912482John the Violent, Han Ye, The Baedalian Girl, the list goes on...
>>204912482La Chanson de Roland
>>204912573keep going babe *spank*
>>204912468name fifty
>>204912158No, there literally isn't a god in buddhism.
>>204912482In Menstrual Frames, Watch & Listen, Master Leonard, the list goes on.
>>204912820Jews Love Black Cock (2017), the list goes on...
>>204912897I'm sure I've heard buddhists talk about God before. But anyway, I think the nature of reality is way more complex than just a creator God and some mythology explaining every phenomenon in esoteric terms. How can there they be demons in buddhism then? Imo, it's just another religion.
We're all demons here.
Demons (1971)
>>204912158no. Buddha is not God, he is a symbol for Earthly enlightenment.
>>204912820that's a tall order, I'll just give you some directors to check out:Alejandro JodorowskySidney LumetKubrickFritz LangMichael CurtizMilos FormanThe CoensPolanskiMichael MannDarren AronofskyOliver StoneDavid CronenbergStanley DonenJean-Pierre MelvilleDon SiegelLewis MilestoneTodd SolondzDavid MametJules DassinJerry Zucker & his brotherPeter BogdanovichPhilip KaufmanBilly WilderSydney PollackIrvin KershnerTony KayeWoody AllenArthur PennMatthew Weiner& others
>>204913317Goated film.
>>204913532>Jean-Pierre Melvillehad no idea this nigga was a juice but yeah he was hot on the scene
>>204911939crazies can do a lot with just a username
>>204913532I swear Michael Mann wasn't Jewish some time ago and someone edited his early life section lmao
>>204913317>>204913583Is Kwaidan worth a watch?
>>204912558we're all unnies here
>>204913790Yes, it's great>inb4 oriental grift written by a western weeaboo blablabla
>>204913854It does seem kino from the screenshots. I saw Onibaba last week and it was also decent but I have a feeling this will turn out to be better.
>The Needle (1988)Is it meant to be an allegory for Russian imperialism and devastation via the Soviet Union or am I reading too much into it?
there's no oriental grift you're just racist #stopasianhate
>>204914014
>>204913510I know, I've read a lot about buddhism, that's why I said I remember buddists talking about God and stories like that of Mara (a demoness) tempting the buddha before his enlightenment.
>>204913923Not a big fan of Onibaba and Kuroneko too for that matter but liked Kwaidan a lot
>>204913532For us it's Michael Mann and David Cronenberg because they've both cast Sarah Gadon.
>>204894444Genghis Khan is easily the best. Ignore all others.
>>204913841new /kdg/ when unnie? I need another tab to switch over to.
>>204914014>AmwfBASED
>>204895982I can see her black thong.>>204914014I can see her brown nipples.
>>204915119Ironically Tsoi himself is half Korean half Russian
>>204914083Cliffnotes?
>>204896339>>204895982Oh we dont watch anything with that coalburner here.
>>204915297Yes.>Amwf hapa>Amwf movie >still nigga.
>>204912482so no more films?
We're all coalburners here.
>>204915337>>204915119The Asians in the film (mostly Kazakhs) are all pretty badass and the white Russians are mostly getting BTFO'd or being druggies. Kino btw, just like Tsoi's band.
We're all Amwf hapas here.
>>204915484only sexdawg is
>>204915514.... how did you know?
>>204895385you're exactly right, still my favourite - so poetic. i don't think i've cried as much at a final scene as i did in this
>>2049040304chan's new anti-spam measures. /f/ is the only board that's immune to this
>>204914028But the main oriental grift poster is Taiwanese.
We're all immune to this here.
>>204917200I'm no longer immune to anything
>>204917338AIDS?
>>204914014There's a bit of that in it sure, because some of it was filmed around the dead Aral Sea that Soviets destroyed. Sokurov's Days of Eclipse has a similar setting and topic too
Do you remember that anon that was ailing with a chronic pain or disease? I hope he's alright now.
This is a definite GOAT contender, such a perfect movie
>>204919167Thank you for engaging. This added context positively serves my reading and your film comparison serves as a recommendation for another interesting watch.
>>204893076Is there a reason you redditors keep making threads on this site? You have an entire website where you midwits can upvote each other. This place is already riddled with your jew bots. Fuck off and feed their AI over there.
>>204919433Take your meds schiz lord.>muh plebbit boogeyman
>>204919433You seem to know a lot about reddit.
Some of you guys are seriously obssessed with things being "reddit" or not.
We all have crap in our pussies here.
>>204919433I'm a transwoman btw, if that matters ^w^
>>204919598lol
We're all reddit here.
>>204919257It actually makes me thirsty, i don't know how the fuck Teshigahara is able to do that. True masterpiece.
>Malick has been editing his Jesus movie since pre-COVIDWhat do you think he's got brewing for us?
>>204919433Plebbit's idea of an arthouse film is Yorgos Lanthimos
We're all little devils here.
>>204919644/film/ loved that guy before he got popular.
>>204919700You mean when /film/ didn't exist?
>>204919700Dogtooth was pretty good.
>>204919340No problem. The main theme of it is youth rebellion, youth culture, underground rock music (the main guy was basically the Russian Kurt Cobain) which was finally kind of allowed under Gorbachev's perestroika. Assa is another similar movie from that era starring popular musicians, I think it's on the Mosfilm channel on youtube
We all have a little bit of poo in our vaginas here. We all wipe back to front here.
>>204919644Seh, eh... The Lobster is pretty good. It's incel kino.
>>204919867This film seemed to me to be a product of its time, for its time. What I'm trying to say is that I found it underwhelming, and this disconnect might be because I was never a youth in late 80s Russia. Oh well.
>>204919796It's just a Castillo de la Pureza rip off.
>>204921196Could also just be because the director was an old guy who wasn't personally involved in the underground rock scene at all. So it wasn't going to be as authentic as The Needle
Alright /film/, give me some cozy mystery thrillers for late night watching.
>>204921617Wake in Fright
>>204920315Eww, we use bidets in here, GET OUT.
>>204921655Kek
>>204921617The Murderer Lives at Number 21can't get cozier than this
>>204921911Great kino but I've watched it already.
>>204921944Have you watched the Argentine remake?
>>204921995Hell no, didn't know Carlos Hugo Christensen had directed that one. By the way, you should check Journey to Duilia's Breast by him, absolute kino.
>>204922078I will, thanks for the rec!
>>204919217I'm still here. Still fucked, but I think I have everything I need. Pain is constant, but I don't have to make much effort to live anymore, just focusing on the day to day things for the most part.
>>204919638Hopefully something trascendental.>>204919644He's usually pretty good; his only film I think is trash is The Lobster.
We're all cozy here.
>>204919644He's usually pretty bad; his only film I think is good is The Lobster.
Somebody bake.
>>204893076Here's the latest pic of Canadian actress Sarah Gadon and her husband Max as they attended the birthday party of Caitlin Cronenberg earlier today.
>>204925010My man Max Fine looking even more semitic than usual
>>204925010Is he supposed to be the ratatouille guy?
almost forgot to roll for the FOTW. last horror film. same rules as always, last three digits of this post mod 66
>>204926586586 mod 66 is 58, so next FOTW is The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Miss Osbourne. should be interesting
We're all mods here.
>>204926678>should be interestingFor sure. The poster already looks intriguing.
Is there a baker in the house?
NEW >>204926943>>204926943>>204926943
>>204926586Now it's back to 66?
Hellooooooooooooooooooo please answer.
bump
>>204914028THE GRIFT ITSELF IS RACIST YOU IDIOTEnemy of Asians.
We're all enemies of Asians here.
>>204926948>one hour later
