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Arthouse & Classics

Aphoristic Edition

>QOTD (Question of the Day)
What's your favorite QUOTE by a filmmaker?

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Protective Angel / Sacred Custodian / De facto Queen of /film/
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>>216741229
All lies.
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>>216741229
The great equalizer of /film/. Everybody kneels out of respect.
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>>216741303
Not me.
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I hate the French so fucking much it's unreal
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>>216741338
Apologize
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>>216741386
Have sex with Breedy Bobby.
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Always Be Walkin.
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>>216741223
>QOTD

>>216741338
You take that back.
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I had to sit on it a day but Sentimental Value was fantastic. I could write an essay about all the family dynamics at play throughout, particularly the main character's dark-haired sister, but I'll just say there are plenty of qts and more than one big butt on display. Some chick right behind me cackled loudly during the Piano Teacher bit which was as funny as the scene itself. I think we were the only ones that laughed at based Skarsgard and I enjoyed the particular focus throughout on his character's multi-generational home. Renate Reinsve was great as lead and reminded me of Kaitlyn Dever at times.
Side note: I noticed Mer Film was the main producer aka the same company that made the best horror of 2025 (Ugly Stepsister) which makes perfect sense. /film/ will enjoy this one.
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3 films a day, such is life.
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Letterboxd deliberately encourages shallow engagement with cinema. It's an app built in a way that actively galvanizes its user into 'consuming' and 'logging' as many flicks as possible.

The truth is, you've only seen a film after you've watched it 2, maybe 3 times.
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>>216741533
>Sentimental Value
>drama
>2025
Look at this fruit watching modern garbage. Be gone fool
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>>216742512
what's wrong with sentimental dramas?
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>>216742512
>pretending to have a valuable opinion on a movie you never saw
Get real fool
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>>216741931
lol normies are so pathetic, I watch 2 movies a day minimum year-round and still am able to enjoy them as well as my other hobbies/responsibilities
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watched this today
didn't like how they cast a middle-aged man as 20-year old Pip, and adult Estella is lacking the charisma of young Estella
other than that, it was excellent
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>>216729918
anxiously waiting for armond's avatar review, due to its true deep theme (the dynamics of a mutt family)
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>Alpha (2025) 720p WEBRip x264 2.0 YTS YIFY
>Alpha (2025) 720p WEBRip x264 2.0 YTS YIFY
>Alpha (2025) 720p WEBRip x264 2.0 YTS YIFY
thanks
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is this true
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>>216743236
>YIFY
A:10 V:10
thanks
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>>216743318
Man Japs are so annoying. How can you watch these people that arent allowed to have any personality for it would the disrupt the hive mind.
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>QOTD
“The ejaculatory force of the eye.”
— Robert Bresson

The sad part is that most won’t believe that this is a certified Breedy Bobby quote.

>>216741229
THREAD/GENERAL/BOARD/SITE/INTERNET/WORLD/SOLAR SYSTEM/GALAXY/SUPERCLUSTER/UNIVERSE/HITCHCOCK SAVED

>>216741533
>more than one big butt on display
Finally, more Stellan ass content after Dogville.

>>216743236
La société d'appréciation cinématographique Marillier respectfully declines.
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>>216743769
>The sad part is that most won’t believe that this is a certified Breedy Bobby quote.
Everyone here has read the Notes on the Cinematographer lil pup
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>>216743769
Genuinely, all memes aside, how do you interpret that quote?
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>>216743817
From an interview:

>ROBERT BRESSON:The creation happens in the editing. Suddenly, when the images and the sounds adjust themselves in tandem, life can emerge. Editing is also the reward for all of our efforts.
>MICHEL CIMENT:In your book, you talk about “the ejaculatory force of the eye.”
>ROBERT BRESSON:The eye’s power to create. The eye demolishes what it sees, then re-creates it according to the idea it has of it: if it’s the eye of a painter, then according to his taste or his ideal of beauty.

I believe he's referring to the transcenden-*gets Kirked* I believe he's referring to his philosophy of the Cinematograph wherein the viewer creates their own experience from his careful linking of images, rather than get a singular experience dictated to them by the "filmed theatre". He doesn't need to jerk off our eyes to completion because our eyes can cum by themselves? I guess that's my take. The quote itself is a transcendental type deal, where you can bring your own interpretation to it, much like the style of filmmaking itself.
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>>216743817
One could say that reality has two modes: objective and subjective. A rock exists, objectively, and it will continue existing despite being looked at by a blind man, a nearsighted man, or a 20/20 eyesight man. However in the subjectivity of the blind man, it is not there, it does not exist; unless he was made conscious of it through alternative sensorial means (touch, sound) or if he had faith in the existence of the rock if someone told him of it.
Now what does this have to do with the quote? The quote rates highly the subjective reality, poetically.
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>>216744182
Nah he means that looking at Anne Wiazemsky makes him cum handsffee
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>>216741223
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>>216741223
"Movies have a hypnotic power. Just watch people leaving a movie theatre; they're usually silent, their heads droop, they have that absentminded look on their faces, unlike audiences at plays, bullfights, and sports events, where they show much more energy and animation. This kind of cinematographic hypnosis is no doubt due to the darkness of the theatre and to the rapidly changing scenes, lights, and camera movements, which weaken the spectator's critical intelligence and exercise over him a kind of fascination. Sometimes, watching a movie is a bit like being raped."
>t. Buñuel
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>>216744391
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>>216743817
Spike already made his own take about this.
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Spike Lee stinks, Haneke stinks, all Asian cinema stinks. Git gud
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>>216745053
>t. lil tommy
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>>216745106
Haneke is a timmy so your thesis is wickerdiwickerdiwack. Acquire taste, weeb and modern farthouse lover
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nooo don't kill me haha, you so sexy
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Marathonning Buñuel and Haneke, feeling violated.

>>216745344
Upgrade to the 4K lil kitty.
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>>216741499
Cringe commie worshipper, Fordov was a USSR spy sent by Lenin himself to the US, but then Lenin died and Fordov got stuck in America
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>>216743236
Kino of the year is UP
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>>216744896
Lol
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>>216745053
Get this hothead outta hea SHO NUFF
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>>216744896
son of a bitch
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>>216745529
I believe this.
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>>216742822
One of the few Brisseaus i haven't seen yet.

>>216745344
Based, you waifutrannies should post this one more.
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>>216741223
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>>216743950
>Logic itself sometimes allows philosophical concepts to reappear, but in what form and state? As concepts in general have found a pseudorigorous status in scientific and logical functions, philosophy inherits concepts of the third zone that are outside number and no longer constitute clearly demarcated and well-defined sets that can be related to mixtures ascribable as physico-mathematical states of affairs. They are, instead, vague or fuzzy sets, simple aggregates of perceptions and affections, which form within the lived as immanent to a subject, to a consciousness. They are qualitative or intensive multiplicities, like "redness" or "baldness," where we cannot decide whether certain elements do or do not belong to the set. These lived sets are expressed in a third kind of prospects, which are no longer those of scientific statements or logical propositions but of the subject's pure and simple opinions, of subjective evaluations or judgments of taste: this is already red, he is nearly bald.
Was Robert Bresson A Closeted Post-Structuralist Philosopher - the greatest thread in the history of /film/, locked by a moderator after 12,239 pages of heated debate,
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>>216746323
See >>216741385
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>No Harperfag posts in a while
Please God, make his suicide a christmas present for /film/, pretty please!
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>>216746459
It's not even been a week.
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>>216746499
One can only hope.
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>>216746514
Maybe if you're peekaboo brained like a fucking toddler.
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>>216746600
Projecting?
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>>216746459
>in a while
>yfw I just posted here this morning
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>>216746459
What are you talking about, he was in the last thread.
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>>216746735
>>216746773
Further evidence for the peekaboo brained like a fucking toddler theory.
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ANNOUNCEMENT:

I will no longer read any post that has an image or video of Anne Wiazemsky attached to it. That is all.

Thank you,
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>>216746793
You're retarded, and that is a good thing.
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>>216746323
Coincidentally (or perhaps not...) I'm reading a monograph on Jeanne Dielman and it talks about how Chantal attended Deleuze's lectures in Paris, as well as Lacan and Lévinas. And took in a lot of Brakhage, Mekas and Snow flicks when she travelled to NY. (Also a big Bobby and FNW fan.)

Interesting how French film (and philosophy) and NY film formed an extremely potent bricolage for her as an artist, rather than letting herself be assimilated into either scene she funnelled them both into her own identity. Very emblematic of such an artist who had the bravery and constitution to insist, insist, and insist with a clarity of vision on how her films must be made.
I wish I could be friends with her, a fellow Philosonewyorker and French philosophy enthusiast. We have the exact same interests and influences so I guess I have a rare insight into the type of movie I'd be making if I was a career filmmaker (and wildly talented).
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>“Films can illustrate our existence… they can distress, disturb and provoke people into thinking about themselves and certain problems. But NOT give the answers.”
Thoughts?
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>>216746907
Why don't you just move to New York?
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Hal Hartley released a new kino this year and nobody knew.
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"...funny and vital" says ABC Radio from Melbourne.
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>>216747141
Signs of kino
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NYC has tragically been gentrified past the point of recognition. Everything costs a trillion dollars now, and it's difficult for a city to maintain its status as a cultural nexus point when the only artists it accommodates are the children of Goldman Sachs types. Nothing has taken its place either, though.
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>>216747215
Chicago and New Orleans have been indubitably mogging NYC culturally since like the mid 10s.
t. knower
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I'm still genuinely looking for the picture of Godard and Wiazemsky standing in a flower field (or was it a garden? I can't remember, I think it was a bucolic setting of sorts). Maybe I dreamed it up.
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dreamt*
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We're all dreamers here.
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>>216747258
Give me New Orleans kinos
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>>216747258
Chicago had the drill thing, I suppose. What the fuck is going on in NOLA, though? Did they ever make a remake of Gummo that takes place there called Gumbo?
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>>216745344
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>>216747391
based chewy
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>>216747391
Burning is mid tier Lee Chang Dong, it's mogged by Oasis, Poetry and Secret Sunshine
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>>216747391
>/kdg/
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>>216747358
Only ones i can think of are Hard Times, The Cincinnati Kid and the Herzog Bad Lieutenant.
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>>216747215
>Everything costs a trillion dollars now,
It's so funny when you see that in the 1970s guys who played the saxophone for a living lived in huge lofts in Manhattan.
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>>216747358
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Bad Lieutenant (remake)
C*t People (remake)
Panic in the Streets
A Streetcar Named Desire
Always for Pleasure
Down by Law
Angel Heart
The Cincinnati Kid
Interview with the Vampire

>>216747384
Historically speaking
>Created jazz
>Created R&B
>Created sludge metal
>Heavily influential in popularizing hardcore punk and death metal
>Only city in America where there were real life vampires
>Have the best seafood in all of America
>Perfected fried chicken (maybe created it)
>Have the best fried chicken in all of the world
>Coolest mosquitoes in all of America
>Best black hookers in all of America
Recently
>Best jazz scene in all of America
>Best metal / hardcore scene in all of America
>One of the best and most influential hip-hop scenes in all of America (Weezy, Suicideboys and Youngboy are from here)
>Constant influx of cultural influences from Rio de Janeiro and Havana, meaning cuban food, brazilian food, cuban movies, brazilian movies, etc., being easily available for residents (also whores from those places come all of the time)
>Best traditional patisserie in all of America
>Only place in America where you learn french, english and spanish at school
>Best black hookers in all of America
Etc. Fucking NOLA is a cultural landmark of the US, but people sleep on it way too much because they think NYC is all that, -and it was-, but it's been losing cultural relevancy imo. NOLA is essentially like living in another country within the US, that's how different it is from other cities in the country.
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What did we think of Hazbin Hotel season 2 and Amazing Digital Circus episode 7 /film/
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>>216747018
I think the dreamy days of just hitch-hiking to the big city with only the clothes on your back and your saxophone John Lurie-style and showing up to a place and getting a job with a firm handshake are over in the 21st century... Right?
I think it was easier to live your Dean Moriarty life back before Indeed.com and the bureaucratic paperwork regime took over. Chantal supported herself by working in porno theaters, checking coats, and stealing money from the cash register wherever she worked (as well as stealing celluloid to make her films).
I think I would have to compete with a lot of self-respectless unskilled Indian labourers who are prepared to be paid less than minimum wage as well.

I have an uncle who lives there though so I can probably go for a couple months. But I don't know any experimental film artists... I connected with a student of John Zorn's at a jazz festival but that's not really the crack in the wall I'm trying to squeeze through...

Some day!
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>>216747893
>Coolest mosquitoes in all of America
Kek.
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>>216746735
It's funny (heh) how people claim to have a strong grasp on all the funnies identities when they constantly mistake them for other people or don't even realise they're posting. Birkinbro is the only one who sticks to his identifiable posting regimen
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>>216747358
House (1977)
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I grew up around some trap spots
Comin' in? Make sure them doors locked
This my spot
Try to rob and get shot
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>>216748805
Stipetic's version was better
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>>216748977
Stipetic, the /film/ poster?
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>>216748977
Fuck that autist shit
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>>216748977
Murnau's ending mogs it.
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Balletpetic?
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>>216741223
yeah it's true but in order for it to be a good movie that ages well it will need a little bit more.
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Okay tonight I'm finishing Storia di Piera. I've had mpv open where I left off for probably two days now.
>>216746323
>Anne with red lipstick
Oh lawd... mouth fetish bros keep winning.
>>216748664
>identifiable posting regimen
You wouldn't believe the amount of anonymous posts I make.
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Three films a day. Such is life!
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0.10 films a day. Such is life!
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Vince Staples in the Criterion Closet, what are we thinking???
https://youtu.be/MQZuHbd-rTw
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>>216750959
>Videodrome
Based.
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>>216750959
Dude seems sincere and talks real shit about the movies he picks. Should I listen to his music?
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>>216751150
No.
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>>216751150
Listen to Some Rap Songs instead.
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>>216751169
I'll listen now, thanks.
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>>216751150
hip hop? nah
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>>216751200
Why did you ask then?
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>>216750959
>doc about lynch instead of wild at heart
yikes
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>>216751298
Datamining.
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>>216751191
Tyler > Earl
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>>216751334
He could have walked out of there with a FWWM 4K too, they just released that in October. But he goes with a shallow primer for David... hmm are you the fan that you say you are... there is no nutritional content in this movie for an ardent David fan. Of course he really just used it as a stand-in to yap about The Wizard of Oz so I guess he's not even pretending to be a fan.

David. Fire Walk with Me! I liked it!
Perhaps my choice for the best film ever made.
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Stacy, Stacy, ah, Stacy.
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Is Cronenberg /film/?
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>>216751597
Yes. Not that i'm a fan or anything, but yes.
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>>216751509
wild at heart is better
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>>216751597
>someone actually saved my Deb webm
Nice.
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>>216751697
Is she in anything else noteworthy other than Videodrome?
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Where's that anon that posts a grid of obscure screenshots from random arthouse movies of the year. I want to guess shit.
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Guessing games are fun.
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>>216751732
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TU3-lS_Gryk
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>>216751597
Not really; he's more of a /hor/ director.
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>>216751832
Are you implying that /hor/ and /film/ are mutually exclusive?
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>>216751841
No.
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>>216749039
Vee are ze same...

>>216749079
I prefer Werner's version personally. I talked about his comedic tendencies (which, bafflingly, met some denial) yesterday. Especially as someone who has lived through a pandemic and the adjoining societal shutdown. Van Helsing stabbing Dracula to death. The last remaining town official ordering a lowly, tiny little elderly geezer of a clerk to go get the police to arrest him. The clerk is like, well, there are no police anymore. The official is like huh, okay take him to jail. The clerk is like, there are no prison guards left to guard him. The official is like arrest him yourself. Me? I'm unarmed. How can I arrest him? Just take him somewhere. Van Helsing asks where will you take me. The little old clerk goes, I wonder that myself. A wonderful parable in itself, very Kafkaesque, which shows the disintegration of societal norms during a pandemic. Ironically a much better coof movie than the actual coof Nosferatu, where the coward Eggers shucked social responsibility in favour of spectacle.

>>216751640
I like all of his films so I don't mind which one you prefer.

>>216751832
100% disagree. All of his horror films can be discussed in a /film/ context but films like Cosmpolis, Crash, A History of Violence, Naked Lunch, The Shrouds, Fast Company and about 10 other movies can't be discussed in /hor/.
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>>216751896
Naked Lunch is his best movie and I am tired of pretending otherwise.
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>>216751811
>The Fire Put Out
>Statues In the Rain
>The Lady in the Theatre
>The Sun of Our Best Age
>Harem, My Harem
>The Tree of Dawn
>Five Men in a Boat
>The First White of Winter
>Not Another Snow Movie
Easy.
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>>216751832
Even D.W. Griffith, the master of cinema, made horror films
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>>216751896
>All of his horror films can be discussed in a /film/ context
Like 70% of his filmography is low grade b or even z movie trash.
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/filmhor/ is obviously a thing.

>>216751732
Tales from the Darkside (film) and Hairspray.

>>216751914
Topkek
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>>216751941
Not this again.
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>>216751941
>Like 70% of his filmography is low grade b or even z movie trash.
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Every film is a horror film, cinema is a horrifying artform.
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>>216751967
>>216751986
Z movie trash can't be /film/, prove me wrong (you can't).
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Argento and Cronenberg proving to be midwit filters is hilarious.
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I don't care to ether you again as regards your jejune thoughts on the topic of b movies as art. Go read the last thread where you got assblasted if you want this fix again, we don't have to talk about the same thing every day.


>>216751905
That's a good one though he characterised mon coeur Jack Kerouac as a blowhard... I think he was actually the one normal guy in a group of blowhards. Burroughs was pretty regular too but he's not really a Beat. Also a great Ornette Coleman record, is the score.
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>>216752043
lmao, you're so stupid and fragile
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>>216752043
According to Gallo, Burroughs kept trying to fuck him.
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>>216752029
I think certain people just locate the current of /film/'s taste and swim against it for attention.

>>216752172
Well, I guess he was a pretty kooky guy, on account of the murdering his wife and that cutting-up business and all, but definitely not a blowhard like that dork Allen Gainsbourg and the other Beats. The worst thing in life is to be a blowhard.
Also, poor old Bill should've just paid Vinny like the rest of our prince's clients. No free rides!
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>>216752289
>for attention.
says the avatarfag. just admit you have no taste or mind of your own and that you're too afraid of being different, but also desperate enough for attention that you need to present every post with a squeaky clean, mod approved avatar so that people can know it's you that's posting.
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Berlin: Die Sinfonie der Großstadt
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>you have no taste or mind of your own
— Dimwit whose opinions are ephemeral negations of whoever he is trying to bait for attention at any given time and therefore are entirely defined by people outside himself

Last engagement bee tee dubs, poindexter, so enjoy it. Now go find another ticket to ride.
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>>216752517
What a fucking sissy. Imagine living a life in which you can't have a single original thought for fear of "disrupting the group harmony". Pathetic.
Btw, I like a lot of Cronenberg films, and that don't change the fact that, as a filmmaker, he mostly sucks and isn't /film/.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qGg7550Er1c
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>>216752517
I dress like this but I'm not as handsome and cute so I probably look like a retard larping as an old man.
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I hate the term "cinema". We need to untangle this artform from the convention of going to public auditoriums filled with dozens of strangers coughing, sneezing, farting, talking, shuffling, eating and drinking too loud, as if it was some kind of religious experience boomers would have you believe. Cinema is not a good thing, it was a practical necessity of the past, like telephone booths and typewriters.
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>>216753132
fuck off
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is david lynch /film/ or tryhard reddit farthouse?
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>>216753649
/film/ for sure.
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>>216753649
The former.
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>>216753649
>mfw i feel the urge to hate it bc extremely cringe reddit faggots constantly shit their pants about his gay films
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>>216753649
both, honestly
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>>216753753
i think this is the answer. ty wise anon
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Tell me your thoughts on Yorgos Lanthimos. What film should I watch first?
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>>216753829
I've only seen his Hollywood movies but I really enjoyed both (I think the Korean original of Save the Green Planet was better but that could also be because I saw it first). In fact, I think I'm going to watch Killing of a Sacred Deer right now. Been meaning to for a while.
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>>216753132
Cinema doesn't exist
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>>216753829
I think he's fun.
I also think his best film is Poor Things, but I think you should start with something like Dogtooth or The Favorite to see if you like his style.
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>>216752821
Stop avoiding it, are you afraid of kino?
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>>216753649
>>216751613
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My mom is watching kdg now, it's so over.
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>>216753829
I've only seen Dogtooth and Alps. I would recommend Dogtooth.

Should I bother watching his Hollywood stuff?
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>>216752821
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>>216754023
If we're being honest, I have a vague and lofty bias against anything british.
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>>216754192
I do too, that's how kino it is.
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Oh, yeah. I'll strangle that cocksucker Jimmy Page. As if every fucking lick that guy ever played didn't come off a Robert Johnson album.
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>>216754331
Go ahead and strangle every single british boomer musician then.
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>>216754169
>Should I bother watching his Hollywood stuff?
Yes
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>>216754299
Well I'll watch it within the next week or so. Happy?
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Yo, I'm so tired of gooning and can't cum. My camgirl has a Marilyn Monroe poster in her bedroom. I'm watching a shoshimin-eiga in my second screen and typing this message on my 3rd screen.
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>>216754364
Only the ones that sue the hip-hop artist I used the song of in my movie and force me to sing a lofi acoustic guitar accompanied blues tune over my end credits to replace it. Only then will I strangle.
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>>216754465
OK dingo
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>>216754428
I haven't been happy since 2005.
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>>216754500
Happy 20th anniversary of your unhappiness.
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>>216754494
Him covering Schooly D with an acoustic guitar and saying the nword in his episode of Cinéma de notre temps is so funny. That whole episode is kino as hell, highly recommend it if you haven't seen it yet.
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>>216754521
Thank you.
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>>216754500
You've got 6 years on me
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Spic do you read me? Spic do you read me? It's the mustache, over.
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Spicetic?
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>>216752491
Walter Ruttmann my beloved. but i have to let you know that /film/ is not ready for him or city symphony films regardless of what they'll claim. (see "Animation Hatred General" or this pathetic post >>216614104)
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>>216754500
Was 2005 the last year with true kinos?

>>216754690
Sup, retard.
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>>216754753
>Was 2005 the last year with true kinos?
Nah.
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>Was 2005 the last year with true kinos?
Lil tommy ahh take
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What is a lil tommy in /film/ nomenclature?
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>>216754897
ytboi who only likes american cinema
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>>216754924
aka lil dingo
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>>216753649
ur brown
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Listening to the post-layneypoo Alice albums for the first time. Much like the films of Wes Anderson, I was right to avoid.
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>>216755224
Amazing.
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>>216755193
He's not, but I am.
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>>216755224
>Wes Anderson,
i fucking HATE
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>>216741223
>Archetypal noir. Bogie does NOT, in fact, dual wield a pair of automatics. Fine performances in service to an unremarkable whodunnit, and nothing else. Visually adequate, nice scene with a ship on fire. More interesting as a milestone for noir than as a movie on its own merits.

https://letterboxd.com/dingoatemybabi/film/the-maltese-falcon-1941/
>>216755224
>>216755719
kill yourselves
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>>216741223
>Insane neo-noir. I have no idea what Bigelow was smoking when she wrote this nonsense, that isn't even so bad it's good a la "Eye for an Eye". I can't even summarise what I saw coherently, it's that bad. Amir Mokri carries this movie on his back-some of those pickup shots are gorgeous. Shame it's in service of a movie that has far too much going on and none of it makes sense. Lot of of blood in this. Two stars purely because it looks good and Jamie Lee Curtis does her best with what she's given. I can see why Clancy Brown moved into voice work.

https://letterboxd.com/dingoatemybabi/film/blue-steel-1990/
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>>216755836
>kill yourselves
are you honestly here to make a sincere argument that wes anderson is /film/?
please let me hear it. i cannot wait for this.
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>>216755899
reviewed him around a week ago

https://letterboxd.com/dingoatemybabi/film/the-grand-budapest-hotel/
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>>216755918
>Whatever, I emphatically DO enjoy the films of Wes Anderson, I am proud to say.
you know what im fine with it. ill stop being a faggot, his shits not for me though but im glad you enjoy it.
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Rare ahh wholesome /film/ moment. Merry christmas, faggots.
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>>216756017
Cuck ahh post
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>>216756182
>Merry christmas, faggots.
same to you.

but stop speaking like this
>Rare ahh
you sound like a faggot.
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[Nasal voice]
ahh
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ahh..... fishing.
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I sometimes moan "ahh" after taking a shit.
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>>216756269
Look at the size of that boy's head.
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>>216755899
>>216751613
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>Budd Boetticher/Randolph Scott joints
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>>216756859
>qualityslop
parses. just means it's technically well made, rather than being a good concept/ script
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>slop
zoom zoom slang
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>>216757033
>zoom zoom slang
maybe but its actually good this time
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>>216757033
>zoom zoom slang
uncslop
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>>216757055
Nah just some bullshit retards like you say because they can’t formulate actual opinions
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>>216757055
fuck off
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>>216757079
>>216757227
>this mad their taste is slop
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>>216741223
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>>216754795
Worth pointing out that Coonskin by Ralph Bakshi is one of Spike Lee's favorite films. It's like a mix of New Hollywood with sleazy Blaxploitation comedy.
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i like these threads and i like consuming kino.

keep it up my friends.
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Wes Anderson but good.
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>>216757963
Trvth
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>>216749810
I was waiting for you to post the webm
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I'll never get a gf, ever. They'll never catch me.
I'm never gonna stop running.
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>>216758606
(Ewa Aulin voice)
Yes daddy
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DING DING
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Arthouse lost.
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Classix won.
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Sex with the Snow Woman
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>>216758989
I think the moral of that folk tale is precisely that it's a bad idea
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WITH AHMS WIDE OPAAAAN
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>>216759118
Totally worth it.
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>>216759118
>don't stick your dick in crazy :l
>don't stick your dick in crazy, Japan :O
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PONIES?
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>>216759716
>>216759860
>watching a handjob release
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>>216760099
QRD on why they're bad?
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Good winter thriller/noir recs?
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>>216760512
Tokyo Drifter
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>>216760512
Odd Man Out
>>216760754
The bar brawl scene was the best one in this flick.
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>>216760512
I was going to say The Third Man, but maybe that's more of an autumn film at the end of the day
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Somehow I misremembered this film as having tints. It's straight black and white and that just seems like a waste
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Suzuki be like: I will deliver a dogshit narrative thread and say it was experimental on purpose o algo
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>>216760893
Is that the one with the bright color montage? Idk, I always remember that part and the lil nigga running on the snowy train tracks.
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>>216760923
The only thing that seems particularly wintry about it to me is the empty amusement park
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>>216760754
>>216760893
>>216760923
Seen’t ‘em
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I sold the bad medicines to those kids.
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Straight jackin’ my shit rn
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dubs and i get hammered
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>Nic Roeg
Careerist hack? Bonafide auteur? Somewhere in-between?
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>>216761445
A source of Jim O'Rourke album titles and nothing more.
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>>216741223
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>>216761445
Cold Heaven is a shit film, but there's a several minutes drowning scene which is virtuoso formalistic Roeg and on of the best things he ever did. Worth watching the whole thing just for that.
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>>216761789
Filtered hack.
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I watched all the Ozu movies
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And nothing happened.
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I thought I despised Godard because I hated A Bout De Souffle, but I watched Alphaville and shit was hyperkino
wtf was Godard secretly good this whole time?
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>>216762118
More like overtly good. Rewatch Breathless.
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>>216762118
I've been wondering, how many godard films are necessary as pre-requisite to not get filtered by alphaville? I'm scared to watch it prematurely
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this nigga scared to watch a movie LMAO
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>>216762602
Not too scared to rape you for bullying me.
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>>216762594
zero, I only watched and hated About The Souffle before Alphaville and didn't feel lost or anything
It's just a movie lad
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>>216762639
Yes well I'd like a few varying opinions just to be sure.
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>>216762671
I have objectively the best taste in film and I say you're fine
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>>216762681
>Anonymous
>I have objectively the best taste in film and I say you're fine
Hmm
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>>216762671
you should start with Histoire(s) du cinema and work your way backward from there
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>>216762701
Yes
Although don't confuse me, the Anonymous with objectively the best taste in films, with Anonymous, who has shit taste in films
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>>216762706
That sounds like a big undertaking. I'd have to clear my whole short-term watchlist for it.
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>>216762748
for you
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>>216762639
La Chinoise, Sympathy for the Devil, Wind From the East, Vladimir and Rosa, the list goes on..
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>>216762764
Maybe next year™. Sorry not sorry
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>watch kill bill, hateful eight, inglorious bastards
>they all fucking suck
>watch pulp fiction and reservoir dogs
>they're actually really good
So what was the fall, how did Querying Tourniquet go from genuine kino to utter garbage? Did he believe his own hype?
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>>216762790
Meant for >>216762594
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>>216762805
Jackie Brown is by a mile his best btw. You can tell it's great because the people that worship his dogshit westerns think it's one of his worst films. It's got the Godardian pastiche/collage elements, but it has actual SOVL and emotion.
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>>216762790
>>216762808
All that before or after Histoire(s) du cinema
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>>216762835
Start with the Roundhay Garden Scene and go chronologically from there
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>>216762835
Watch them in alphabetical order
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>>216762850
>>216762877
And should I cover myself in his ashes and wear his clothes while doing that too?
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>>216762954
What else are you going to do, sit there and watch the film with popcorn like a PLEB?
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>>216762980
No. I would instead stroke my monkey and feel ever so mirthful.
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>>216754795
Plebfilter
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. I really hate you fags sometimes.
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>>216763741
What are you gonna do? Stab me?
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I'm watching my first Dario Argento film tonight
I've only seen one Italian film, Bicycle Thieves
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>>216763764
I'm not gonna do anything except say:

Good night, /film/.
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The first kiss is always the sweetest
From under some broad's sombrero
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>>216763815
Good morning
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>>216763815
*smooch*
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>>216763785
Which one? I like Deep Red and Suspiria, those are the only of his movies I've seen
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>>216760950
Insane to think there was a time when Germany was the undisputed leader of cinema as a medium.
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This never happened btw
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>>216761789
Lawrence of Arabia mogs every frog film ever made lol
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>>216757963
greenaway doesn't make fun, whimsical movies he makes depressing swearfests where people get eaten
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>>216761445
Distinctive auteur. I was watching The Masque of the Red Death and without looking up the credits I KNEW it was cinematographed by Roeg. This is a case when an auteur’s (who is working in another role) energy overpowers the journeyman director’s. It’s really a Roeg movie. Same with Taxi Driver, the author is Schrader. It’s not a surprise that both those guys became directors. They had distinct voices that rose to the top of the film even when they weren’t directing. This, this is what it means to be an auteur!
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This was hyperkino, has anyone got recs for more of these sharp dialogue films? The only similar one I know is Network
Also I didn't get the whole contract bank shit at the end, can I get a retards rundown on that please
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Asking for an ending to be explained is immediate forfeiture of one’s /film/ card
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>>216764885
The bigger crime is gushing over 'witty' dialogue

>>216764865
Check out The Verdict 1982, also written by David Mamet
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>>216764907
The dialogue isn't witty, it's sharp and intelligent
""""""Witty""""" dialogue is Quentin Tarantino or Marvelshit
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Glengarry Glen Ross is proto-capeshit
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Just give me the goddamn fucking leads
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>>216764928
Cringe
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Well anyway can I please get an explanation on the contract bank thing
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>>216764946
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>>216765052
Ask reddit or a youtube ending explained video
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>>216765096
HEY I'M HAVING ILLUMANTI SEX RITUALS HERE
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I am baking.
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>>216765123
Bet
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>>216764865
Sweet Smell of Success, In the Loop, most Wilder joints
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>>216765100
watching a reaction video of an ending explained video, feeling intellectual
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>>216765123
Thanks Lloyd.
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>>216765096
Do NOT look up his Lolita post
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>>216762118
But Alphaville is one of his most boring films
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bakin
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>>216765206
One of THE most boring films.
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>>216765213
Kill Bill Vol 1 is still the most boring film I've seen and I've sat through Satantango and Tsai joints
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>>216765212
Make it a Jeanne Moreau edition
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>>216765245
Based
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NEW
>>216765237
NEW
>>216765237
NEW
>>216765237
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bump
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>bump



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