The Arthouse and the Classics The Widest Edition So Far>QOTDFavourite films adapted from plays?>BonusCoffee or tea?Previous: >>217314993
Queen of /film/
>>217325295Blessed first post talisman to ward off catjeet.
>>217325292>QOTDEquus, Ordet, Prospero's Books, Fando y Lis, the list goes on.>BonusYerba mate.
>>217325292We can always go wider.
rank these film time periods from your favorite to least favorite1911-19271927-19341934-19471947-19681968-19751975-20072007-20162016-2025
>>217325413the troonbal 'cord looked at this image and licked their lips
>>217325298it is exceptionally good.>>217325308he seem to romanticize nihilism and his films are largely just self-pitying and regressive. dont get me wrong i do understand the appeal of that but i find it tiresome.
>>217325292you dont even have to edit him he's wide enough as it is
>>217325413>Top tier1947-19681968-1975
>>217325413There's something inherently comforting about 70s cinema. Watching some good Friedkino is like a warm hug.
R.I.P. Scott Adams
>>217325439I found my thrillOn Blueberry HitchOn Blueberry HitchWhen I found youThe moon stood stillOn Blueberry HitchAnd lingered untilMy dream came truehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekeq4szDmJo
>>217325488based.>>21732550270s grit is unmatched. the french connection and sorcerer are goated
>>2173254131927 is sound film1934 is hays code1947 is block booking I guess?1968 is when hays code gets canned1975 is first blockbusterno idea what's 2007 and 2016
Prophet of /film/
Added you
shoutout niggas signing their srt files when their subs are absolute dogshit
>>217325607jej
>>217325292The Dinner Game 1998. Boys in the Band, the 2 Lumets, The Time of your Life 1948, You can't take it with you, Dinner at 8
>>217325607A remnant from the old internet, back when things were based.
>>217325607>t. leecherfuck off lazy fag
We're all based here.
>>217325604are you gonna exchange cock pics?
>>217325653retake your french courses "LuStoker"
>>217325343>Throwing satanic hand signs
>>217325735It's a Chinese thang.
>>217325292>QOTDNo one cares, His Girl Friday maybe.>BonusTea is fucking leaves in water. They're not even comparable. For coffee to exist, an ancient civilisation had to realise that you can harvest the seeds (not the fruit) of a plant that only grows in specific conditions, roast the seeds, grind them up, immerse them in boiling water at just the right ratio for just the right time, filter the water out and if you do it perfectly you get the most sublime daily stimulant so far conceived by humans. You can drink it every day and never get sick of it. It's literally in the top 25 inventions of all time. I LMAO at teafags who think it's even a contest.
He got game
>>217325607>>217325714Kek, consider yourself lucky you never had to deal with portuguese subs that were a translation of a translation, i have PTSD from the grammar errors alone.
I've just been informed that she hate me.
We're all Chinese thangs here.
>>217325757>It's better because it takes more work
>>217325757based
>>217325793
nobody is chinese
>>217325757based coffee enjoyer. one of my favorite feels is a fresh piping hot cup while firing up a kino at 4am while the family still sleeps. doesnt get better than that
Happy Gilmore 2 > One Battle After Another>Kyle Newacheck directed Adam Sandler’s vision of American harmony-among-many — a golf-farce tournament played against the violent conflict of political adversaries. Sandler’s good humor opposed P.T.A.’s unbearable partisan vengeance.A Minecraft Movie > Sinners>Jared Hess makes the best-yet video game adaptation, blooming with childhood’s delight. But Ryan Coogler’s childish approach to black American culture — this time as a vampire rampage — insults authentic blues heritage while delighting only Obama-addled libs.The Empire > Weapons>Bruno Dumont counters Star Wars juvenilia with an adult eschatological perspective, a heaven-and-earth contrast that is morally piercing and visually amazing, while Zach Cregger taunts social collapse — sex, drugs, schools, parenting — as an occult game.The Phoenician Scheme > Sentimental Value and Sirât>Wes Anderson’s rococo psychological mirth is appropriate for his great-man theory of history — a Wellesian ploy about how the world works that outclasses both Joachim Trier’s art-movie fakery and the overwrought techno display of Oliver Laxe’s globalist nihilism-adventure film.Dracula > Frankenstein>Radu Jude misses when he targets conservative American politics, but at least his over-amped cultural metaphor recognizes there’s something monstrous afoot in this millennium’s embrace of socialist trauma whereas Guillermo del Toro’s sentimental metaphor for the Munchausen-by-proxy trans movement offers a contradiction in terms. Clever versus Unacceptable.https://www.nationalreview.com/2026/01/the-better-than-list-for-2025-the-year-of-sedition/
>>2173254131947-19681968-19751927-19341934-19471975-20071911-1927 (need to watch more)2007-20162016-2025
>>217325855>rococo psychological mirthMore movies like this?
Rococo psychological mirth > Neo-baroque maximalist onanism
Why did Bresson like Bicycle Thieves? Isn't that filmed theatre according to his philosophy?
>>217325924Not even close, buster.
>>217326097Bresson worshiped Charlie Chaplin. He liked a bunch of 'filmic' shit.
correcting bratpetic
>>217326145non-'filmic', I meant to say
>>217326097>Bicycle Thieveskino
>>217326145I assume that was before he developed his style
inhaling brappetic
>>217325439*smooch*
>>217325413>1975-2007>2007-2016>1947-1968>1934-1947the rest are equivalently shit
>>217325292Bunch of fags in here
>>217327059That's why you stopped by.
>>217327067I saw the gay ass picture in op and wanted to call you guys faggots
>>217327078I am actually a bisexual. /film/ is mainly a pro-lgbt board.
>>217326306>Asked by Sight & Sound to name the ten greatest films of all time, Robert Bresson submitted the following, somewhat notorious list:>1. City Lights>2. City Lights>3. The Gold Rush>4.>5.>6.>7.>8.>9.>10.
>"I have seen only one, and I don’t recall its title. I liked it. This Japanese man has a particular cinematographic sense—indefinable, rare, shared by the likes of Cocteau or, in a different realm, by Godard, Truffaut, Louis Malle... It’s a sense that falls outside of fabrication, convention." Cahiers du Cinéma No. 140, May 1963
>>217327136top banter
>>217327324Shout out to John Malkovich for being great.
Whisper in to John Malkovich for being shit.
Malkovich? Malkovich?
Malkpetic.
>>217328142Nope.
John Malkovich > le method actor Daniel Day-Lewis
>>217328163'vichpetic?
>>217328188No forced memes-petic.
Nopetic.
Johnpetic?
>>217328480Thankspetic.
