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Where do I start with Tarkovsky?
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where the fricking frick do i start with this director who has like 10 movies and all of them were critically acclaimed and are 2-3 hours long? i need to know how to frickity frick watch them!
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>>220356809
You don't start with Tarkovsky, Tarkovsky starts with you. You not ready, better luck next time, Kid.
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>>220356809
I started with picrel and enjoyed it thoroughly.
At the time I didn't know it was by Tarkovsky nor did I know anything at all of or about Tarkovsky.
Afterwards, I read the book.
The two are completely distinct, and with that in mind I think the movie is best experienced BEFORE reading the book. Again, they're quite distinct from each other, in my eyes at least.
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>>220356809
having insomnia helps
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>>220356809
Samurai Jack
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If you don't know then you aren't ready.
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>>220357451
It was so overhyped and watched it and thought it was boring

I like art house films, but this one seemed pointless, not particularly well shot, and not interesting.

what did i miss
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>>220356809
I tried to watch Solaris and it was boring as shit. Stalker is decent tho if you like the games or the book.
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>>220356809
I wouldn't start anywhere with him. I'd listen, and that's what no one did.
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>>220359261
im on the exact same boat. Maybe the book would be better. But expecting sights of pure wonder and irrationality seeing the same silent hill soviet factory got boring very fast. It's like they blew their money on the sand room lol.
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>>220358838
I smiled
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>>220356809
Are you retarded?
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>>220359261
>>220359510
>what did i miss
That criticism has nothing to do with the movie. Being disappointed relative to expectations is 100% your problem.
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>>220359560
>That criticism has nothing to do with the movie.
yes. it looked like shit. the zone was not beautiful and wonderful. I appreciate its message but the film was a slog to look at when they thought it's pictures were its strengths.
>boris just dump lightbulbs into the flooded factory lol
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>>220359611
who told you it was going to be beautiful and wonderful? Who told you it was going to be "well shot" like Attack of the Clones? These are just childish imaginings.
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>>220359629
>“The Zone’s mystery, beauty, and wonder compared to the outside world’s industrial wasteland.”
From the film
>"How quiet it is… it’s the most peaceful place in the world.”
It's not far fetched to believe something thats ltierally described as a literal WONDER to not be beautiful especially when they go out of their way to describe the contrast of bleak russia.
it just ended up being bleak in the movie too lol sorry I dont care about flooded abandoned power plants.
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>>220359799
so you already saw what the film looked like and still crashed out, yeah I'm thinking it's your problem. I'm surprised you haven't complained that the first part is black and white yet.
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>>220359819
yea bro I'm crashing out this movie looked like shit lol. I'll make a movie with a cardboard box and call it the zone. buy tickets, cause its gonna be DEEP.
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>>220359875
It's because you aren't part of something great. Same reason every great movie makes some people seethe.
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Stalker is great. You have to pay attention because several strange things happen in the zone like the scene by the creek where they all get turned around. I won't deny that I expected one final room and they sorta skipped out on that
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>>220356809
Solaris or stalker seem to be the starting point for most people
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Soviets made a system where sad hacks could become legends, because they where the only ones with commitment enough to keep on producing.
Meanwhile the rest of the job market was too busy with kids, whoring, or alcohol to have any real aim or ambition.
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>>220359460
>Stalker is decent tho if you like the games or the book.
lol? its a travesty if youre at all familiar with either
great advice if you want to start by throwing the rest of his work in the trash
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>>220359904
It's always funny seeing you neckbeards get indignant when someone doesn't like what you like. A movie from 1927 was more visually engaging than a film's whos purpose was supposed to be a captivating environment.
You're punching the air right now.
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>>220359460
all his movies are snoozefests
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>>220360036
filtered
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>>220360385
>t. the connoisseur clapping at the antique pot
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>>220360083
And who told you old movies are bad?
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>>220356809
good
>ivan's childhood
>mirror
>nostalghia

ok
>andrei rublev

bad
>stalker
>solaris
>the sacrifice
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>shoot your film around an abandoned industrial site in Estonia
>film a bunch of scenes in water water
>crew gets cancer and dies
>...
>profit?
avant garde
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>>220360440
This, except I would file Stalker under ok.
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>>220360515
lmao
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>>220360578
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>>220360476
Tarkovsky is sorta self indulgent so they were basically laying in toxic waste for hours on end over a period of months. Course you could argue he only filmed in Estonia because he was basically shadow banned by the Russian ministry. they didn't like him.
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>>220356809
just leave The Sacrifice for the last and you're all set
Andrei Rublev and Mirror are his masterpieces imo, but many others are more partial towards Solaris and Stalker.
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>>220360440
havent seen the top 3 so i'm tempted to give them a view but then again your simple "good" aswell as putting stalker under bad tells me you're likely an insincere soul lacking individual
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>>220356809
Nostalghia is one of my top 10 films of all time
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>>220360476
if so how come no one likes that John Wayne movie?
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>>220357451
>>220359261
I watched it only knowing about the book and being a filmbro tarantinofag, I was legit scared everytime he threw the nut
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>>220362551
*only knowing about the games not book



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