>>205889639
Possession (1981)
Brian DePalma
Kino and kinographer

>>205889807
Post more of this Jew-owned ass.

>>205890001
Nice. We just keep on winning.

New FOTW? Am I the only one who cares?
I actually don’t care, since I didn’t watch last weeks.

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They shot this in Vistavision apparently, I've been wanting someone to do that for a while.

>>205888792
:(

>>205890966
rolling

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>>205892152
152 is Calvary. the curse continues though I do really like this one

I have so far only finished two filmographies
How many have you finished, anons? (considering a filmography over 3 films)

>>205892236
>the curse continues
lol yep. I liked it but it’s certainly not deserving of a spot or mention. If I were you I would’ve just kept cheating and rerolled

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>>205889784
Based as fuck and 100% true.

>>205892875
5 or 6.

>>205892236
How long until you stop?

>>205892875
Spent a week binge marathoning Laughton and finally got it done, haven’t done anyone else yet

Film like Love & Pop, Bounce ko Gals and Peep TV Show?

Anora was quite funny but the cinematography clearly took a backseat to the plot in this one.
The Florida Project was better.

>>205892236
Jesus Christ, why not use the green/blue charts instead?

>>205894003
Samaritan Girl
Close Encounters of the Dangerous Kind
Made in Hong Kong
Nomad

>>205893922
once we finish the entire canon or people just stop caring

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>>205875567
i watched Borat since i had only had watched the sequel, still holds up
>Salo
hehe not falling for that.
>>205877037
Mambo and car sex, kinda funny.
>>205877270
The comedy here was not for me but it was an interesting watch, great acting by hyppodromo.

Sorry for the late reply and thanks

>>205895513
>Samaritan Girl
>Nomad
Thanks anon

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Just saw Chinatown in theaters. What did I think of it?

>>205892875
Robert Aldrich
Michael Mann
Monte Hellman
Larry Cohen
Edward Yang
Jerry Lewis
Jean Vigo
F.W. Murnau
Gerd Oswald

>>205896773
You thought it was very good but not as a good as its fame would lead you to believe and that it's not one of Polanski's best. You also wished we still had actors like John Huston around.

>>205896781
>Robert Aldrich
>Monte Hellman
>Gerd Oswald
Based.

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>tfw when you are too much of a brainlet to understand high cinéma

>>205897273
No you're not, that's a girl movie, anon.

>>205897431
t-thanks

>>205897273
>>205897431
Is this a good starting point to begin with the cinema of Kieslowski?

>>205897663
I preferred Blue

>>205897663
Dekalog was for me

>>205897663
Amator

>>205889784
>DePalma
Stop writing it like that you swine.

>>205894003
See that post Iwai trannyboxd list.

>>205897026
nta but I watched that movie unkowing of its fame, and its reputation seemed fitting to me after I found out about it. It's just that good. Best Polanski is Knife in the Water though.

>>205898381
>His Italian-American parents were Vivienne DePalma (née Muti), and Anthony F. DePalma,

Brian Palmer

Movies I avoid
>anything about how "hard" it is to be rich
>anything about how "hard" women, especially rich western women, have it
>anything where it's just depressing grey sludge, usually british, about how life is futile
>anything that has the whiff of "lmao do you really care lol that's for fags", hard to explain exactly but you know when you see it
>a24
Not exhaustive but with that list I haven't seen a new film in a while, because they're all shit

>>205896773
The best thing about Chinatown that sometimes makes me want to rewatch it is John Huston playing himself.
The worst and the reason I'll never rewatch it is Faye Dunaway looking like a busted hag only half a dozen years after Bonnie and Clyde.

>>205898648
For me it's Repulsion.

>>205898786
Back in the old days these undesirables had the decency to anglicise their names.

>>205891556
>finally find a nitroflare premium link generator
>the file it downloads is just 2.8gb of corrupted junk with mkv ending

FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU I WANT TO SEE THIS FUCKING FILM ALREADY

Anora torrent yet?

>>205895643
Wouldn’t that take 10+ years? Think this site will still be around then? Will you still be posting then?
Interesting to think about….

>>205899015
I don't think that far ahead

>>205898971
>2.8gb of corrupted junk
That’s sounds like the film, so what’s your issue?

>>205898995
Off topic

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>>205899187
I love miniskirts and upskirts

>>205897663
>Kieslowski
Might as well be a discount Żuławski. He's the Brian DePalma to Żuławski's Hitchcock. Watch Dekalog and don't bother with the rest.

>>205899138
it's a corrupted file you fuckshit

I hadn't seen a movie since 2022 and only really watched Michael Mann stuff like Heat and Chinese martial arts flicks like Ip Man, with some comedies thrown in like Superbad.

I saw Bresson's Lancelot Du Lac and County Priest 3 weeks ago and these are the greatest things I've ever seen in my life, better than any show and any anime or manga I've read. I'm 34 and feel inspired to get involved in the filmmaking process and draw now. I'm a NEET who failed to get a job as an engineer even with an engineering degree and started volunteering at a theater and met some people who were interested in hiring me as an audio tech trainee. Some of the women are pretty, too. I wrote this post out to laugh at myself and hopefully get a chuckle out of others, but if it wasn't for Bresson I'd probably be rewatching Gurren Lagann while sitting at my computer. This audio engineer is giving me a rundown on power supplies right now and how Logisys sucks ass. What the fuck has happened to my life? I still have hope it seems.

>>205898731
I don't care about how some ignorant fuck registered his father's Italian surname, that's still not his name.

>>205899519
You're inspiring me. I'm 30, have a computer science degree, and am a NEET. Can't get a job to save my life and I've been thinking of giving up

>>205898844
A24 is producing the finest arthouse this generation has to offer. Men in particular was incredible.
What's your issue with them?

>>205898971
None of those "premium" link generators work, I've tried. You just have to either pay for nitroflare, or at least for debridleech and hope that works

>>205899645
another engie here who's about to hit a 2 year gap lmao
I had a job for a year too, what the fuck happened to STEM? volunteering honestly doesn't sound like a bad idea to network

>>205899342
A file of that film would indeed be a corrupted file, so what’s the problem?

>>205899785
at least engineers get paid
us pure science sissies work for free and people hold no respect for us, even worse, all our work ends up being used in any kind of modern warfare. it's a hard to swallow pill but the newtonian dream is over

>>205899519
Is this pasta?

>>205900034
What pure science and what work? The purest of sciences are usually surprisingly useless in the "real" world.

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For me it's Michael Mann's Ferrari.

>>205900051
Not at all.

>>205900310
Based Jewlover.

>>205900241
physics
everything apart from cosmology and strings autism will serve in future industrial processes, leading ultimately to newer forms of warfare
wouldnt doubt u.s, israel, china and russia have neuroscientists researching advanced ways of psychological warfare

>>205897729
>>205897784
>>205898150
>>205899326
Thanks

>>205897026
>>205898856
Personally every scene with Nicholson and Dunaway/Huston was on another level compared to the rest of the film. It also, dare I say it, dragged at times.

>>205901379
Covid was psychological warfare.
Was it advanced? Technologically, absolutely, the way "correct" narratives were coming from all sources of public communication, news media and social media, simultaneously, coordinated and corrected practically in real time was of course both impressive and disturbing. But psychologically it was the same old thing that focused on our natural conformism: disinformation, deception, gaslighting, peer pressure. Nothing groundbreaking.
Ukraine is psychological warfare.
It's deeply ironic that covid died the day the Ukraine war started. But it also shows us that narratives come from the same source, in fact from one single source that is vast and powerful enough to handle all news media and social media as a monolithic entity and change its direction in a matter of hours. Technologically, it's extremely impressive. Psychologically, the methods are identical to the covid psyop, identical to those used on smaller scales for millennia. You can see for yourself, the psyop is still ongoing. Browse /pol/ for a while. Alien elements trying to psyop their psyops are extremely obvious, as obvious as people doing shitposting and trolling here in /film/. They haven't improved since 2020 at all. They aren't trying to improve. They aren't advanced at all. For now, at least.

>>205899703
anon...

>>205900803
Sorry then, anon, it just really reads like pasta.

>>205898844
>anything about how "hard" it is to be rich
Can you give 3 examples?

>anything about how "hard" women, especially rich western women, have it
Can you give 3 examples?

>anything where it's just depressing grey sludge, usually british, about how life is futile
Can you give 3 examples?

>anything that has the whiff of "lmao do you really care lol that's for fags", hard to explain exactly but you know when you see it
Can you give 3 examples?

>>205905176
No because all those movies are shit
Another one is
>poster has multiple women on it
Dropped

>>205898844
>>205905176
I would like examples of that last one as well, i really didn't get it.

>>205903531
You're a fucking retard, you should kill yourself, unironically

The last one is definitely A24
>have some weird le wacky vague ending
>uhhhhh it means whatever you heckin want :)
under the silver lake is fucking horrible in general, but especially horrible with its ending

>>205892236
unironically great kino

>>205905267
Holy filtered, does your mommy still spoonfeed you?

>>205905211
I can name tons of shit films. You can’t even give 3 examples of them.

>>205905351
Wait until you graduate high school, the world becomes infinitely more scary, but infinitely more freeing

>>205905351
>A24
>Filtered
This can't be serious. Anon, this thread is for the adults, go play in the rest of /tv/.

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>films with terrifying premises

>>205905506
If you keep saying underage things you'll keep hearing me tell you to graduate, simple as

>>205905506
Lol so you're stalking that anon and somehow that makes him mentally ill, hmm

Holy samefag lmao

>>205905606
>>205905642
Not even me, retard, you keep posting the same fucking thing everyday
>me don't like
>me call underage
What a fucking dense nigger

Films for this schizokino feel?

>>205905787
Repulsion.

Is costaricanon back from his ban yet?

>>205905916
Hopefully not

>>205905767
I recognize that at 24 I'm older than probably 99% of this general, and that I'm pathetic for still browsing this site, but you seriously need to lose the ego and simply watch more films with less mental baggage. Being an adult is terrifying, I understand. I've weathered the storm and have been reborn, and I simply approach cinema in a different way than you or your peers do. It's all part of growing up.

>remembering those times in high school and the first few years after graduation where i was a completely pretentious arthousefag
Hilarious looking back

>>205889639
Any good rips of The Mysterians around?

>>205905787
Jacob Ladder

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what am I watching tonight?
recommend something leaving the channel end of November

>>205906629
nigga im 21 and feel like i wasted my life since i was 16 lol
and the average /film/ poster is on the 30 year old range

>>205906773
Manhunter

>>205906664
This is me at 31, just barely watching common /film/ picks. It's embarrassing having only 21 - 25 year olds to talk about movies with.

>>205906629
The enlightened 24 year old mind, everyone.

>>205906664
As a kid, I was a pleb that just blindly accepted that anything which won awards and acclaim was good including Bergman and Godard. What an embarrassing era.

>>205907014
I remember when I thought Stalker and Solaris were brilliant. Terrifying days.

>>205906664
I remember thinking Tarantino was the best out there when I was 15

>>205906629
>>205906891
The majority of /film/ are in their 30s.

>>205907085
I'm really glad i never had a "Tarantino is a genius" phase.

>>205907101
Lmaoooo no fucking way bro
How the fuck are these guys 30+ and on 4chan? I'm 21 and feel like a fuckup

at 30 I expect to be married and own a home not argue with other men online about tsai lmao

>>205906888
seen it

>>205907150
I didnt either thats because we are based individuals

>>205907150
Dude is good at what he does but thinking he is the best on the game is retarded lmao
I had those thoughts at 13-14 when I started watching his flicks. Still love Kill Bill and Reservoir Dogs tho. Can't tell who is my favorite director, specially when I haven't even watched enough films nor filmographies to determine that. I'll always have him in my heart, along with Wright, Taxi Driver and American History X.

>>205907365
>film is about how bad racism is
>nazi gets raped in the shower
>the white characters act just as destructive and retarded as the blacks they hate
>the blacks are retarded stereotypes
>the white kid gets shot anyway by the blacks
What the fuck did they mean by all this

>>205903531
WAG THE DOG (1997, Barry Levinson) was revelation of the method.

>>205907310
Don't care

>>205907429
I haven't watched it since 2016-17. Didn't pick up such decisions by then-

>>205907458
its not that good anon

>>205907293
>at 30 I expect to be married and own a home not argue with other men online about tsai lmao
So did we ;)

>>205907072
wait until you leave whatever pretentious phase you're in to realize they actually are objectively brilliant. i estimate you'll get there once you get past 3k films

I have never watched a single Tarkovsky film despite knowing about him since 2018
Same but with Harakiri (also 2018)

>>205907601
This. I have a feeling anon’s gonna get humbled sometime in the near future lol

>>205897784
Dekalog was enough. Binoche & other females being pensive for hours no thanks

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>>205905428

just wanted to write something

>>205907072
I remember when I thought DePalma was low-brow and cringe, and that the pinnacle of the medium were people whose movies I didn't understand at all

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posted it in a previous thread, but gonna post again, the second Kiyoshi Kurosawa movie from this year
https://mega.nz/folder/YvlBGZYb#2Uf00ItOvtpz5lVF5o8qmQ

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>Oom has no papers or formal training but is good at caring for the elderly and disabled. When his situation as a caregiver in the mountains becomes too much for him, he has to choose between survival or dignity.
https://mega.nz/folder/Rrd3ASRQ#6R8HcNfl4uFz_K3rNLLOeA

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oh, and
IT'S FUCKING UP
https://mega.nz/file/kmdTFQBI#TicaTo__0O27eu2M9uEMnSjHhsSYrj8fxnc-HzSwbe8

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I've been looking for a quality rip of Brick and Mirror and it's slowly driving me completely insane - if you happen to have it and feel inclined to share I will ritualistically bless you

>>205909985
sent ;)

Shall I watch all the Oscars for best picture? Cannes and Berlin are on the list too.

>>205910080
if you want to fill your head with excrement and ruin your taste forever then sure

>>205910167
kek

>>205910080
loooooooool

>>205906891
I’m 39

>>205907072
>thinking sci-fi garbage is brilliant
lmao can’t believe you admit to this

>>205909458
Thank you, best post in the thread

>>205909458
BASED, thank you.

>>205909458
I expected more than just a carbon copy of late Godard, kek.

Watching this documentary on TCM about film collectors and this geezers are kind of insane.

>>205889639
They dont make posters like they used to

>>205912910
Please elaborate

Why is Peep TV Show becoming popular on Twitter all of a sudden

>>205912970
"No"
-David Lynch (1946–2025)

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>>205913247
Zoom zoom to you too

>>205913198
Still doubting /film/'s immense influence?

>>205913198
you gotta bef ucking kidding me im gonna kms unironically now fucking normies destroying my esoteric schizo slop

>>205889639
What Hitchcock pictures are kino and which ones are slop?

>>205913247
>2025
sad but true

>>205913198
Really? Would've thought twitter would hate Peep Show, it's not very heckin PC wholesome chungus

>>205912970
They're saying shit like "every line and crack you see in celluloid reminds us that we're human" and "when you see grain in a still image it's moving just like humans move and are alive"

>>205913416
They hate Peep Show but not Peep TV Show because Japanese thing good

>>205913329
it was already relatively popular on trannybox, the troons took it from there to Twatter most likely

>>205913499
why do transexuals have to ruin everything

>>205913525
they ruined anime
ruined drum n bass
ruining black metal
ruining nearly every hobby with their obligatory post on any online forum about how 'this [thing] is for leheckin valid transwomen!'
it's fucking over for us
why can't they just be normal gay men
I like gay men, they're fun art interested faggots, not degenerate delusional women harassers
its over

>>205909377
>special mention
C U C K

We're all degenerate delusional women harassers here.

>>205913499
>>205913525
>>205913593
obsessed

Just you lil bro

>>205913776
Yeah, just you, anon.

>>205913781
Meant for>>205913734

You idiots are acting like 4chan isn't 70% trans

>>205913923
I doubt the latinos and hapas that live here are demoralized enough to transition. They just keep chudmaxxing.
Even on /fa/shion the only trannies live on the WAYWT threads doing their discord raids. You would assume they'd post there but they don't. /fa/ is mostly gay dudes and anorexic women.

>>205913923
And we all love us so much here, rite

>>205913438
Typical boomer platitudes

>I let mentally ill tranny manchildren ruin what my hobbies because I won't allow myself to like what they like
Seek help retards

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>>205889639

>>205913923
/film/ is 0% though, we're all manly men here, straight or gay, but absolutely no trannies or women.

We're all latino bvlls here

>>205914363
That car is so cool.

>>205914429
I'm counting reppers too.

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>>205914452
Indeed.

>>205914303
I'm sure. And I appreciate their film preservation work, but it's still very silly. They're talking about how they need to screen these films and teach younger people how to screen them, like proteges, so it can be continued on into the future. It's a nice sentiment but realistic. And even though I love and prefer the look of film I just can't help but find digital doomerism stupid. There are issues for sure and the past should be preserved but films and filmmaking need to embrace the present. So much is so antiquated.

>>205913923
I would fuck a qt tgirl, but I would never say (s)he is a woman

Nothing and no one should embrace the present, what the absolute fuck.

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>>205914912
Whoops, forgot to post image.
Kino time. Tonight I'm watching Phenomena (1985) with two shots of Johnny Walker Red. Haven't ever really watched any Dario Argento movies except for Suspiria, which I really didn't pay any attention at the time.

What do you guys think about Dario Argento? If I like this, what should I watch next? I'll be back with thoughts afterwards

>>205914967
I like Argento's films, but at the same time I agree that he's not really on topic. stick to /hor/. anyway, Opera is my favorite

>>205914745
>films and filmmaking need to embrace the present
They do, unashamedly; that's the whole problem.

>>205914967
>What do you guys think about Dario Argento?
A good schlockmaker. Suspiria is obviously gigakino and everyone knows his 70s and 80s joints are enjoyable, but I feel his 90s films are particularly underrated.
>If I like this, what should I watch next?
Suspiria or Opera.

>>205915149
yeah hes really derailing all the discussion of film itt right

>>205914967
Love him. Watch Tenebre or Inferno next.

>>205915149
Argento is classic. Get real. No one complained about discussing Argento on /film/ before retards made /hor/ a year long general.

>>205915176
No they don't you fucking idiot

>>205915713
They do by being absolute dogshit, just like you.

when do we get a rip of the count of monte cristo?

If we can talk about argento then we can talk about de palma

>>205916408
We could always talk about De Palma. Argento sucks.

>>205913382
Anything from likes 1934 onward is generally considered 10/10.

gn gadonjeets

>>205916301
The Blu-Ray rips have already been out for a few weeks.

I want to ________ Jennifer connelly as she was in phenomena

>>205913382
>Hitchcock
they're all slop

>>205917982
you're a watchlet

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>>205917982
Eat the slop.

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Just saw this. Easily the most experimental film of 2024.

>>205917895
Welcome to the club.

>>205916408
Yes, of course, both are /film/.

>>205916664
Let's not go crazy there.

>>205918796
this had really bad reviews and basically no one saw it
i've seen NO discussion and i think it's a huge flop as well despite being pushed as normalfaggot core
gotta be fucking awful

>>205918925
I mean it really has no target audience, it’s a Michael snow film for your mom.

>>205919125
it just looked like a recorded stage play with CGI shit in it

>>205918796
experimental doesn't mean good

it's over

bumpbump

>>205891386
6/10 film.

>>205918796
Off topic

>>205909458
Based kino.
>>205912583
Except for some formal quirks this has nothing to do with late Godard, especially on the level of content.

>>205913382
Everything with certain level of perversity like Vertigo, Notorious, Marnie, Frenzy are kino. The ones which are more mystery/tension focused can be hit and miss.

>>205914967
He's good. You should go back to Suspiria and follow it by Inferno (his best film). Then watch Deep Red (his second best film)

>>205922041
>Inferno
>his best film
lol

>>205922180
Why not?

Thoughts on digital vs film in modern cimema?

>>205922262
Too infernal.

>>205922351
If you know what you’re doing and care about the finished result, digital can either out perform film on a technical level or can emulate film looks to a near identical level
The problem is, most crew either don’t know what they’re doing, don’t care, or both

>>205889639
Best movies of all time (Metacritic)
>1. Dekalog (Krzysztof Kieslowski)
>2. Lawrence of Arabia (David Lean)
>3. Citizen Kane (Orson Welles)
>4. Tokyo Story (Yasujiro Ozu)
>5. The Godfather (Francis Ford Coppola)
>6. The Conformist (Bernardo Bertolucci)
>7. Three Colors Red (Krzysztof Kieslowski)
>8. Casablanca (Michael Curtiz)
>9. Boyhood (Richard Linklater)
>10. The Leopold (Luchino Visconti)

>>205922615
Dekalog is supremely overrated and Blue is the best film in the trilogy.

>>205922262
Deep Red and Opera exist.

Some of brazilian /films/ instead with english and original titles:

>The Hunchback's Secret (O Segredo do Corcunda), 1924 - Alberto Traversa
>Dormant Embers (Braza Dormida), 1928 - Humberto Mauro
>The Discovery of Brazil (O Descobrimento do Brasil), 1936 - Humberto Mauro
>Carnaval Atlantida (Carnaval Atlântida), 1952 - Carlos Manga
>The Man of the Sputnik (O Homem do Sputnik), 1959 - Carlos Manga
>Jeca Tatu (Jeca Tatu), 1960 - Milton Amaral
>The Given Word (O Pagador de Promessas), 1962 - Anselmo Duarte
>Assault on the Pay Train (O Assalto ao Trem Pagador), 1962 - Roberto Farias
> The Guns (Os Fuzis), 1964 - Ruy Guerra
>At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul (À Meia Noite Levarei Sua Alma), 1964 - José Mojica Marins aka Coffin Joe
>The Hour and Turn of Augusto Matraga (A Hora e Vez de Augusto Matraga), 1965 - Roberto Santos
>Entranced Earth (Terra em Transe), 1967 - Glauber Rocha
>The Case of the Naves Brothers (O Caso dos Irmãos Naves), 1967 - Luiz Sérgio Person
>The Red Light Bandit (O Bandido da Luz Vermelha), 1968 - Rogério Sganzerla
>Roberto Carlos in Adventure Rhythm (Roberto Carlos em Ritmo de Aventura), 1968 - Roberto Farias
>Memoirs of a Strangler of Blondes (Memórias de um Estrangulador de Loiras), 1971 - Júlio Bressane
>Independence Or Death(Independência ou Morte), 1972 - Carlos Coimbra
>The Super Female (A Super Fêmea), 1973 - Anibal Massaini Neto
>The Libertine (O Libertino), 1973 - Victor Lima
>The Marginal (O Marginal), 1974 - Carlos Manga
>The King of Night (O Rei da Noite), 1975 - Hector Babenco
>The Paper Man (O Homem de Papel), 1976 - Carlos Coimbra
>The Boy of The Gate (O Menino da Porteira), 1977 - Jeremias Moreira Filho
>Lady on the Bus (A Dama do Lotação), 1978 - Neville d’Almeida
>I Killed Lúcio Flávio (Eu Matei Lúcio Flávio), 1979 - Antônio Calmon
>The Troublemakers (Os Trombadinhas), 1979 - Anselmo Duarte

>>205922856
>Opera
Lmao. Not to mention the garbage ending this is nowhere near the visual prowess of Inferno.

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>>205922952
Some of brazilian /films/ instead with english and original titles:

>The Night at the Terrace (A Noite das Taras), 1981 - David Cardoso
>The Saltimbancos (Os Saltimbancos Trapalhões), 1981 - J.B Tanko
>Go Ahead, Brazil! (Pra Frente, Brasil!), 1982 - Roberto Farias
>Sexual Emotions of a Donkey (Emoções Sexuais de um Jegue), 1986 - Sady Baby
>It’s Not All True (Nem Tudo é Verdade), 1986 - Rogério Sganzerla
>Welles’ Language (A Linguagem de Orson Welles), 1990 - Rogério Sganzerla
>Crystal Moon (Lua de Cristal), 1990 - Tizuka Yamasaki
>Killed the Family and Went to the Movies (Matou a Senpaiília e Foi ao Cinema), 1991 - Neville d’Almeida
>The Vigilant (O Vigilante), 1992 - Ozualdo Candeias
>Buccaneer Soul (Alma Corsária), 1993 - Carlos Reichenbach
> Carlota Joaquina, Princess of Brazil (Carlota Joaquina, Princesa do Brazil), 1995 - Carla Camurati
>The Quartet (O Quatrilho), 1995 - Fábio Barreto
>It's all Brazil (Tudo é Brasil), 1996 - Rogério Sganzerla
>The Rebel Novice (O Noviço Rebelde), 1997 - Tizuka Yamasaki
>Master, a Building in Copacabana (Edifício Master), 2002 - Eduardo Coutinho
>The Sign of Chaos (O Signo do Caos), 2003 - Rogério Sganzerla
>The Man of the Year (O Homem do Ano), 2003 - José Henrique Fonseca
>My Uncle Killed a Guy (Meu Tio Matou Um Cara), 2004 - Jorge Furtado
>Fake Blonde (Falsa Loura), 2007 - Carlos Reichenbach
>Elite Squad (Tropa de Elite), 2007 - José Padilha
>Heleno (Heleno), 2011 - José Henrique Fonseca
>The Clown (O Palhaço), 2011 - Selton Mello
>Neon Bull (Boi Neon), 2015 - Gabriel Mascaro
>Chatô, The King of Brazil (Chatô, O Rei do Brasil), 2015 - Guilherme Fontes
>Bingo: The King of the Mornings (Bingo: O Rei das Manhãs), 2017 - Daniel Rezende

>>205922952
>le social drama
>le regional unfunny comedy
No, but thanks.

>>205923028
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymZofNs79G0

>>205922615
Nobody likes Tokyo Story

>>205923066
Most of them avoid these cliches.

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>>205922970
>visual prowess
i'm not so easily impressed with >muh argento pretty colors. it's for dullards. this singular shot alone mogs it

>>205922180
Easily his best film simply because it almost completely eschews any attempt at making a coherent narrative and instead of that pushes further into the nightmarish/dream territory. It's like Suspria on steroids. It might also be due to Bava working on it and he's 10 times the director Argento is.

>>205923108
>Brazilian
>shamelessly lying

>>205923272
>he's 10 times the director Argento is.
ain't that the truth

>>205923209
You're the only person who mentioned pretty colours.
>this singular shot alone mogs it
Lmao

>>205923511
it's okay you'll understand when you watch more films.

>>205922351
It's been pretty clear over the years that the only retards who think film > digital in 2024 are /tv/tards who watch 5 Marvel slops per year. Even if there're some issues with digital, the level of film stocks right now is simply not good enough. You can't tell me that some of the slop shot on film currently is better than the digital works. The issue with digital is that lot of people treat it like 35mm film. The best digital films are made by people who understand it better than that so people like Costa with his methods of working, Serra with his whole philosophy, Carax with how consciously artificial he tries to be etc. I can't really think of any great filmmaker working with film right now. Last one was maybe Grandrieux.

>>205923571
Nice cope.

>>205922262
Because Suspiria and Phenomena exist.

>>205922561
Even back when it wasn't "good yet" if you knew what you're doing it could look kino, just look at Costa's Colossal Youth.

>>205922615
>Kieslowski
lol
>Linklater
lmao

>>205922952
>>205923028
Meh, the one i did about 15 threads ago was better and more concise (only had the real great stuff). My retarded ass didn't save it though.

>>205923075
But pretty based for posting Candeias.

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>>205923028
I don't get it

is Hard Boiled/John Woo /film/? I was gonna give it a watch tommorow

>>205924169
Yeah, low end /film/ if that means anything to you. Better Tomorrow trilogy and Killer are better I'd say.

>>205924068
You have to be a rapadura eating flat headed nordestino to get it, anon, it's not your fault.

>>205923854
>Phenomena

>>205924445
Yes.

>>205924474
>Phenomena

>>205924674
Yes.

Bullet Ballet made me cry

>>205925248
>hugs

>>205924830
Never seen it to be honest

I saw Machine Gun McCain with Cassavetes, Rowlands and Falk last night. Now I need more B-movies with high class actor ensembles, any recs?

>>205907293
>>205907293
I am truly pathetic: left /tv/ for a decade to do Normie Shit but returned after exhausting various other film discussion forums and fucking up the job, long-term relationship and OE.

...on the bright side might watch an Antonioni with some pot noodles and maybe some hot sauce on toast as a midnight snack : )

good morning sirs
nice day in delhi

>>205924068
I can't see how one would really understand it without being Brazilian. It's not dense, on the contrary really, but it is very much inserted into Northeastern culture. It's quite the same thing with Rocha's Deus e o Diabo na Terra do Sol, but in this case it's indeed a somewhat dense film.

I feel there's a lot of morality in the media. Bias is inevitable, but the media, especially mainstream media, wants to teach us things. And I don't like it

>>205927568
All art is political. You just notice it more now because white liberal millennials are awful writers.

>>205928631
Yes, political. But morality is something more blurred in non-mainstream cinema. People can take a Godard movie and they can get
>Communist manifesto
>Godard Fetishes
>Classicism
>Facist tendencies
And in general personal expression. Mainstream cinema is audience tested and the creative vision can be squashed by third parties.

>>205928631
>All art is political.
Only in a vacuous sense

>have superior, elder god tier kino taste
>no arthoes
>no new followers
>no recognition whatsoever
>all I get is misery
Life is suffering if you're a kino patrician.

>>205929103
Are you sure you're not just a pretentious faggot?

>>205927566
I'm not Brazilian or from any related culture and I think Vidas Secas is a total masterpiece. Macunaima is very funny shit too even if the humor is supposed to be just for the regional audiences

>>205928808
Not sure what you're trying to say.

>>205927566
The movie is about how southerners see people from the north. It's a long literary tradition. Brazilian films are highly influenced by European and American cinema, but Brazil has its own cultural canon to draw on

>>205929441
That non-mainstream movies are difficult to pin down in a particular category.

>>205922180
He has too much kino to put Inferno in his top 3-5.

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>>205914967
Suspiria is his best. Rewatch that next then check out Tenebre and Opera. If you like these, look into Deep Red and Inferno after. These are all great films so like other anons ITT, you could find yourself claiming any of them are Argento’s best.

>>205915149
Fuck off, Argento is obviously /film/. Plus his films are discussed on /hor/ all the time so it’s nice to read a different opinion.

>>205916408
Two of my favorite directors; let’s do it.

>>205930374
>Two of my favorite directors; let’s do it.
Harperfag not only has awful taste in women, but in directors as well. what a surprise -_-

>>205929103
>no new followers
who cares about followers? if you are only watching "superior, elder god tier kino" to attempt to gain followers, you don't actually like the films

any films that'll help me cope with cheating? it really hurts

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>>205930672

>>205930672
L'Amant de cinq jours
A beautiful, melancholic, almost serene film about Jean Seberg cheating on her nerd husband and him forgiving her.

>>205931002
>and him forgiving her
really not what I need right now but thank you anon, I'd prefer something post-break up that doesn't actually portray the act taking place, just the character coping afterwards, trying to find some normalcy in life again after everything that happened, something about moving on

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>>205930545
Just admit you don’t like my opinion because I’m a waifufag. It’s easier than calling Argento and De Palma awful.

>>205931666
I like Argento, but I only consider him a good director FOR HORROR (an extremely low bar) and he is nowhere near one of my favorite directors. I genuinely do not like De Palma tho. very mediocre director

>>205930374
>Two of my favorite directors
Woeful taste

>>205914952
Coward.

>>205914952
>muh nostalgia

>>205933039
That shiksa dances good.

>>205933039
Based Jewlover

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>>205889639
So Shiterion has The Mysterians and a bunch of other classic Toho movies on their channel, but they won't release them on Region 1 blu-rays. I wonder if it's a rights situation, but I can't imagine Toho would be against releasing these movies on physical media in North America when they've had Japanese blu-ray releases for years. I think it's just Criterion being lazy, even though they would have a built-in customer base of American Godzilla/Toho fans. The Mysterians is maybe not so popular, but physical releases of movies like Rodan and War of the Gargantuas would sell fairly well.

>>205933039
the girl looks at the filming crew at 8 seconds

>>205929452
>The movie is about how southerners see people from the north.
What movie? If you're talking about O Auto da Compadecida then I concede there is some southern bias, but to say the movie is about this bias is absurd, specially considering the source material.

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>>205931092
Flic, unironically.

>>205932101
Don’t make me use the p-word.

>>205931897
What are some of your favorite movies or directors?

>>205933670
Go back

>>205931897
>FOR HORROR (an extremely low bar)
Maybe if it's genre trash like the Exorcism of Literally Who 12 but otherwise I don't think this is true. Why do you think so?

>>205934174
You first

I'm so fucking starved for female attention that if a cute girl looked me in the eyes and told me to kill myself id probably do it

>>205909458
Godardian

>>205934486
The ultimate simp act.

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>>205934094
too many to list, but I've really been liking Raul Ruiz recently
>>205934247
horror has the largest trash to kino ratio of any genre imo. like 99% of horror films are just bottom of the barrel trash. so to be an accomplished horror director, all you really need to do is shoot a film that stands out among the wasteland that is horror

I had a dream that the newest Tsai feature film got released it was in the theater and I brought my mom to see it for some reason and he was also there to do a Q&A afterwards but what basically happened was that it was in English language and Taiwanese
The whole plot of the film was Lee trying to find out what exactly was going on with these UFO like bowling balls that were falling and killing everyone and there was also another like Anglo American actor who's really popular who is in the movie but I forgot who it was exactly it was either like Chris Pine or Chris Hemsworth or something like that but in any case the main focus of the film was sort of on the featuring to unravel the mystery of the deadly UFO bowling balls Lee was the only one there and he was running the whole thing and he was speaking and broken English and it was kind of crazy because he was playing scientist but he was also just like crazy like Jeff Goldblum in one of those movies where he plays a crazy science person
There was another famous actor that was like Chris Hemsworth or Chris Pine or one of those other in glue Chris actors who was in it he was like the co-lead but the main focus was on Lee who is trying to figure out the mystery of the UFO bowling balls I didn't get to finish the movie I woke up like somewhere in the middle of it but I really wanted to know what was what the Q&A was gonna be like that was really interesting because everyone in the theater was taking pictures of him
Anyone else have this dream? I want to know how the film ended.

>>205934486
Lmao

>>205909458
Best film of the year so far for me. Unfortunately my French is rusty so I didn't understand all of it but this was a lot of fun, despite some flaws.

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>>205935166
bruh

>>205935166
I rarely dream these days, feels bad.

>>205930374
>Jessica Harper
>Isabelle Huppert
>Dario Argento
>Brian De Palma
We truly are brothers.

>>205936480
then you "brothers" should go back to /hor/ because you don't belong here

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I’m shocked. Can’t wait to see how they fuck it up.

is /film/ partaking?
>The 2025 Cult Movie Challenge
https://boxd.it/Atrq4

>>205936480
Impeccable taste, friend.

>>205936799
>implying horror can’t be /film/

>>205937090
where did I say that? horror can absolutely be /film/. De Palma (and arguably Argento) are offtopic thoughbeit

>>205936480
Inbred brothers, yes.

Is David Lynch a hack?

>>205909458
Fuck, are there ENG subs for this?

>>205937300
Both are definitely on-topic. Are they not experimental/obscure enough for you or something?

>>205937002
>not 4K
lmao unreal

>>205909458
>>205937436
File's dead already, fuck. Should've downloaded right away.

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>>205937002
The screenshots look fine. Being in the correct aspect ratio is already a huge improvement over the horribly cropped DVD.

>>205937538
t. guy with a 50 inch tv

>>205937661
75” in living room, 120” projector screen in home theater room, but okay.

What am I setting the oven to? 350 or 425?

>>205937798
What are you putting there?

>>205937776
okay I bow to you anon

>>205937776
>>205937885
can I come over and watch some kino
I'll let you pick first

>>205937436
No

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NEW

>>205937895
>>205937895
>>205937895
>>205937895

>>205937834
The new thread I’m making.

>>205938013
Thread about what?

>>205938077
Television & film.

>>205937517
any director/film that can hold a thread on /tv/ on it's own is offtopic. these threads are meant to be a place to discuss directors/films that wouldn't get more than a reply or two if a thread was made about them. if you want to discuss Argento or De Palma, take it to /tv/

>>205938117
I prefer joints.

>>205933392
Brechtian

>>205922351
I don't mind either way
Film is superior ontologically of course, but in capable hands either of them can look good, and likewise in incapable hands they will both look bad
I guess the problem with digital is that it was easier for the incapable to get their hands on it

>>205928631
It's not
If it's political it's not art, it's propaganda