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09/13/25(Sat)17:09:18 No.214495047
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Anonymous 09/13/25(Sat)17:09:18 No.214495047 Archived
You DO watch a director's oeuvre chronologically in order to appreciate the evolution of their style as an auteur, right anon?
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Anonymous
09/13/25(Sat)17:24:24 No.214495315
Anonymous 09/13/25(Sat)17:24:24 No.214495315
No, because I don't care about any specific directors evolution. I only care about good cinema
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Anonymous
09/13/25(Sat)17:29:56 No.214495413
Anonymous 09/13/25(Sat)17:29:56 No.214495413
>>214495047
Some, not all. Usually if it's a director i'm not familiar with i'll watch the main ones and then if i like those, i'll go chronologically through their filmography.
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Anonymous
09/13/25(Sat)17:38:46 No.214495566
Anonymous 09/13/25(Sat)17:38:46 No.214495566
>>214495047
It depends, yeah
For some, like David Lynch, Kurosawa, Godard, etc, watching chronologically (with some skipping here and there) yields the best results. For others, it doesn't really matter
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