>>220343677
Where’s Solaris?

is mulholland drive worth a watch?

>>220343677
Boring.

>>220343677
is beau travail any good? it looks like the gayest shit ever made (not in a good sense)

what qualifies somebody to be a movie watching expert?

>>220344020
yes, it's a great movie

>>220344020
Lost Highway is the same thing but more coherent.

>>220344020
Yeah it's really good. It's the only Lynch film I've seen, but he managed to make a lesbian movie interesting

>>220344020
Yes, but only gets decent in the last 30 minutes or so.
>>220344173
Other way around.

>>220343677
>not a single John Wick movie
>experts

>>220344173
>Lost Highway is the same thing but more coherent.
Mulholland Drive is more coherent and also a much better film, despite some similar themes

>>220344214
>Other way around.
Ones has scenes and plotlines that go nowhere because of its nature as a recycled pilot for a TV series, the other doesn't.

>>220344279
Bad take, MD is one of Lynch's most straightforward and easiest to understand movies

>>220344255
Reddit is down the hall and to the left
>>220344066
it's great although L'intrus is actually the best Claire Denis film in my opinion
homosexual element is in the subtext (not outright shown) but there's more to the film

>>220343677
Pretty good I would say but could be cool if they picked the actual coolest movies made by those directors.

>>220344138
knowing someone in the media.
From a user POVE, I like the AI-generated synopses of films. Don't give a damn what some asshole thinks about it, just give me the cast, genre, and the basic plot synopsis.

>>220344696
>Reddit is down the hall and to the left
Oh shit, we got a 7th degree 4channeler here, guys

Is Jeanne Dielman really that bad? I understand it's just Andy Warhol watch me eat a burger type shit for three hours until the end where something interesting happens. But is there anything redeeming?

>>220343677
>Chantal Akerman making the list
Jewish noncesense

>>220345788
Put it this way: your estrogen levels need to be higher than your testosterone levels in order to enjoy it.

>>220345824
Sorry I didn't have my serious hat on. It's on now. I'm being serious. I'm asking in good faith on grounds of cinema as an art form.

>>220343677
>Jeanne Dielman
astroturfed
>Man with a movie camera
meme

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So this is where the cinema goers congregate.

>>220345788
What are your thoughts on this Andy Warhol painting?

I understand citizen Kane was revolutionary for its time but come the fuck on, if you mean to go that route Metropolis exists.

>>220344395
This. Lost Highway is him building up to Mulholland Drive.

>>220343677
I'll never understand why vertigo(and Hitchcock in general) is so highly rated

>>220345814
That can't be serious.
Some of the choices are certainly questionable, but Chantal Akerman surely has to be trolling

"When most people go to the movies, the ultimate compliment—for them—is to say, “We didn’t notice the time pass!” With me, you see the time pass. And feel it pass. I took two hours of someone’s life" -Chantal Akerman

Were you robbed of two hours of your life anons?

>>220345788
Victim of the problem of overcompensation for previous ignoring that ultimately shows the ultimate flaw in all these power-rankings of things like art and cinema.
It's good, it's not the greatest movie of all time. It's interesting to watch though. If you go in not thinking "this is gonna be the greatest movie of all time" or "fuck this feminist prostitute bullshit, I'm gonna stan Gone with the Wind to my grave" you're gonna not enjoy it as much.

>>220343677
Jeanne Dielmann is not a real pick since the vote on this happened right after MeToo and it shot up from like 100th place to 1st place because this is how critics think about art. The only ones that are “real” are the ones that have been on this list for decades since you can be assured it has withstood the tide of political fashion.
Beau Travail is a great film but its also severely overrated here for similar reasons. In The Mood For Love is also overrated here. The others are solid but safe picks.

>>220343677
it'll always make me laugh that they forced a bunch of NPR listeners to watch a real art movie by shoving it to the front of a bunch of accessible artsy mainstream stuff.

>>220348878
>and it shot up from like 100th place to 1st place
So it was already in the Top 100 of all time. That's no small feat.