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Queen of /film/

>>221182727
>Greatest films that take place entirely in a confined space?
How confined are we talking here? My Dinner With Andre tier (a single restaurant table) or À Bout de Souffle tier (the city of Paris)?
>You know why they call it the cockpit?
Yes. Everyone who knows what a cock (animal) and a pit is can come to the very obvious answer without much effort. Now, calling the pilot's chamber that is a bit of a stretch, but who am I to judge?
>What form of transportation makes the best /film/s?
Going on foot.

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>Citizen Kane (1941)
>Singin' in the Rain (1952)
>The Searchers (1956)
>Lola (1961)
>Charulata (1964)
>The Conversation (1974)
>The Travelling Players (1975)
>Kings of the Road (1976)
>Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988)
>Distant (2002)
Thoughts on my top 10, /film/?

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king kong went to hong kong to play ping pong with his ding dong

>>221183604
Whose was this again?
Anyway, anyone who has Citizen Kane in his top 10, let alone starts the list with it, is being outright dishonest, larping as a film school prof, or is too autistic to see filmmaking as anything other than a purely technical craft. Either way, such a person should not be taken seriously.

>>221183665
>let alone starts the list with it
It's not his order. His #1 is Singin' in the Rain.
>larping as a film school prof
He kinda was actually one.

>>221183700
>His #1 is Singin' in the Rain.
Well, worst case averted then.
>He kinda was actually one.
That kinda explains it, but it doesn't excuse it.

>>221183665
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeQOJZ-QzBk

>>221183665
>Whose was this again?
David Stratton's.

>>221183738
Holy shit. Whoever got him to read that essay out loud deserves an award. This is pure comedy gold.

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>everything is shot in medium shots and moving the camera right to left
truffautslop, godard was right

>>221183815
Ah, yes. That makes sense.

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>La Dolce Vita (1960)
>Il Desert Rosso (1964)
>La Belle Noiseuse (1991)
>The Face of Another (1966)
>Un Homme Qui Dort (1974)
>Ashes and Diamonds (1958)
>Ugetsu (1950)
>L'Amour l'apres-midi (1972)
>Shatranj Ke Khilari (1977)
>Manhattan (1979)

Thoughts on my top 10, /film/? Well, top 10 of pre-1980, and excluding genre films, and based on how I feel right now.

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>>221183838
>i think you learn in Kane that MAYBE wealth ISNT everything?
how do you think he was able to decipher this???

I doubt hierarchical minded people can truly appreciate films

>>221184284
1991 is post-1980.

>>221184334
Alright replace that with Celine et Julie, to keep the director consistent

>>221184334
1991 is 500 years before 1980.

>>221184284
it features one of the movies ever made

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>1991 was 12 years ago

>>221184284
Pretty based actually. Weird choice of Rohmer though.

>>221184400
Film didn't exist yet in the year 500.

>>221184491
It was dreamed about and therefore it was real.

>>221184290
He wasn't. 90% of that monologue was ghostwritten for him. Just like "his" books.
Maybe, just maybe, he picked the film himself. The spontaneous end statement (which misses the point of the extremely simple film, but could be seen as humourous) is also clearly his.
Overall, the essey he reads is strangle written in an unusually sympathetical fashion towards Kane. I assume that whoever wrote it knew that he was supposed to write it in a way that would make it appear like something Trump would say and feel about the film. But it still is too much in line with the standard literary analysis vernicalar to be credible as Trump's own words, even back then.

Trump won.

Deal with it.

>>221184892
>>221184921
Not the point. Go back to your containment board.

>>221184892
No one cares.

Who is the least talented director in the arthouse canon?

My vote goes to either Robert Bresson or Chantal Akerman

>>221185049
Ozu.

>>221185049
Zulawski

>>221184977
>>221185020
You lost.

>>221185049
for me, least talented ozu, bresson, and tarkovsky. bunch of talentless hacks.

>>221184485
It had the most emotionally affective ending, and it has decent nudity. I like his beach joints more aesthetically but they're all a little light on substance in comparison.

>>221185020
>>221184977
Deal with it.

>>221185068
This.

>>221184811
>He wasn't. 90% of that monologue was ghostwritten for him.
i was being facetious my man

>>221185078
Maybe the losses were the friends we made along the way.

THE EYE OF THE SPIDURRRR

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>>221185677

Just a man
And his will to survive

Pretending not to like Citizen Kane doesn't make you interesting or smart.

>>221185954
They're just saying it's overrated.

Hating Citizen Kane is innovative. The true sign of cinephilia.

Seeing fear in others gives me pleasure.

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>>221184435
kek
>1991 was actually 35 years ago
fuck FUCK

Citizen Kane is a 9.5/10, maybe even a 10/10.

Citizen Kane is pretty good

Citizen Kane transcends cinema.

Citizen Kane fucking sucks.

The first billion dollars I made in film I spent on the world's tiniest projector so that I could have Citizen Kane projected directly into my asshole, every minute of every day. The second billion dollars I made I spent on a custom Maserati with stirrups on the steering wheel so that I could watch Citizen Kane while driving.

El Chavo

All I wanna be is El Chapo

Qué viva El Chapo
Free Gucci Mane

>>221185980
And it is!

Kittyzen Cane and it's about cats.

It's underrated af.

>>221186006
Hating Kane is a tired cliché and the worst sort of low grade, low IQ, contrarian slopulism. The opinion of the type of people who hold their breath when you tell them they need air to live. It is simply and objectively a top tier film.

>>221186279
>slopulism
Not a word. Stop trying so hard to fit in.

This dude knows: >>221186279
Also, contrarianism should be punishable by Gulag in the big 26.

>>221185545
Sorry. Hard to detect irony when these threads are filled with so many simpletons.

I'm fucking sick of people saying that Citizen Kane is pretty good, 9.5/10, great. It goes beyond that. It is a civilizational achievement and to say anything else is a low iq take.

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Citizen Jane

>>221186279
"Hating Kane" is a good title itself.

I've actually never watched Citizen Kane or Casablanca

>>221186340
Do those legs go all the way up, baby?

>>221186334
Like yourself?

>>221186321
Lemme get a Kaniac Kombo, no slaw extra toast. Diet Coke for the drink, I'm not an animal now.

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>>221186359
Sometimes.
>>221186357
I quit Casablanca for reasons unrelated to the movie.

>>221186357
>>221186406
Casablanca is overrated in many ways. Curtiz made better flicks. Bogart and Bergman starred in better flicks. Watch Hawk's To Have or Have Not instead.

Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow but you're gonna regret it.

>>221186321
If he tried hard to fit in he'd say Kane is a 0/10 woketard movie for libs because the male character gets fucked.

>>221186279
>Hating Kane is a tired cliché
True. But loving it is a sign of a deep seated insecurity, herd mentality and the inability to make up your own mind about things.
I low-key believe that part of the reason why the typical film-school demands that students watch it over and over again and hear from their professors how great it is, is actually to encourage them to doubt authority figures and oppose academical consense-opinions. In other words, the curriculum subverts itself to make the student a better human being, a better film-maker (or film-critic) and reward intellectual rigor. Then again ... it's fucking film schools ...

As to what your opinion on Citizen Kane should be: It really doesn't matter. Loving it makes you a complete retard. Hating it makes you a tryhard rebel with no cause. Best to take it for what it is, and not be afraid to both laud it for what it accomplished, while also call it out for when it absolutely does not work (or had no ambition to begin with). But that's just my opinion.

>>221186406
>>221186414
I mean it's not like it's a long movie it's probably worth watching just because it's influential and I think it's generally good to see the source material instead of just 100 references.

>>221186338
Trvke. 314,5/10.

>>221186372
No, like literal waifu spammers who are unable to answer simple questions without deflecting to their forced spam. You think they are able to subtly express irony?

>>221186472
I'm good. I'd rather watch something out of interest than "necessity".

This nigga unironically saying loving things authentically is herd mentality.

>No, you must be le contrarian! That's the only way to be le confident in your own opinions!

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I watch Casablanca for proto-Nas.

Harper's 7/10 being vindicated.

If pre-code was actually good they would have shown spread eagle pussy

I actually get kinda pissed off by this hard r post after visiting Bergman's grave months ago: >>221186530

>>221186482
Can you?

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>Paul Meurisse plays a soft, phlegmatic French secret agent known as the Monocle. Always in a resplendent suit, he is as quick with a weapon as he is with his wits. His mission is to detect a group of terrorists who try to achieve world peace by killing everyone associated with the atomic bomb.

https://ok.ru/video/4251873512005

Really liked the modern editing choices, the jazz score (I think it's Dave Brubeck's Take Five), the suave humor and of course the on-location shots of Hong Kong. Very recommendable watch.

>>221186414
"Casa blanca" is Spanish for "White House".
Therefore the film is actually an allegory for American forgeign politics. Audiences were shocked because such wordplay was considered extremely clever for Hollywood standards at the time. This alone earned the film a spot in Hollywood's hall of fame.

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>>221186334
kek
no worries i get it

>>221186619
Can I what? Answer a question?
Yes. In fact I think I just did.

>>221186542
It's not a gay musical or Italian nonsense starring a 4/10 fivehead with mournful tits, ofc he didn't get it.

>>221186640
And to top it all off, it is an absolute banger with a smoking hot beyatch and a certified RN as the main players.

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>>221186460
>inability to make up your own mind about things.
And if they make up their mind and end up loving that movie? Your favorites speak to you on a deeply personal level and you kind of just feel what your favorites are. You needn't have to give a reason or a justification for a favorite of yours to anybody. It's entirely personal.

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>>221186672
>mournful tits

>>221186664
I don't think you did.

>>221186636
>phlegmatic
>as quick with a weapon as he is with his wits
That doesn't quite mesh though. Unless his quickness with both weapon and wits is very low.

>>221186640
Made me kek.

>Before the advent of Orson Welles, the most important thing in motion picture technique had been the story, the devising, spacing, and arranging of shots into a plot line that moved easily from one thing to another. Welles, more concerned with exhibiting his impudent showmanship and his deep thoughts about graft, trusts, yellow journalism, love, hate, and the like, fractured his story all along the line, until his film became an endless chain of stop effects. At every instant, the customer was encouraged to pause over some Kubla Khan setting, some portentously lit floor-shot of an actor, or some symbol (the falling-snow toy, the bird screaming in escape), and think in the terms of what it had to tell about a publisher’s immoral pursuit of love-power-respect. The plot was simple enough: a famous man said something (“rosebud”) just before dying in his castle on a mountain, and “March of Time” sent out an inquiring reporter to make a story out of it. Eventually we did get the answer, not through the flash-backed memories of those interviewed—Kane’s oldest friend, his newspaper manager, the girl, the butler in the castle—but in a final nerve-tingling shot, privy to the director and audience, of the “Rosebud” sled of Kane’s lost, barren childhood. The story was presented in such complicated ways and made so portentous with the shadows of meaning cast off by a hundred symbols that you could read almost anything into it, including what Welles had put there. There were certain dramatic high points like the rough-cut in the “March of Time” projection room, the kid outside the window in the legacy scene, and the lurid presentation of an electioneering stage. But in between these was a great deal of talk, much less action, and almost no story.

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phlegpetic? :3

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citizen kane is just the wheat bread of cinema

its foundational
its full of fiber and good for you
it gives way to other flavors

its a base. its good to experience but no one is excited about it in 2026 with how far weve come

>>221186696
>And if they make up their mind and end up loving that movie?
Then that's okay. Obviously. But let's just say that they need to be very careful not to get thrown in with the cultists. No fault of theirs, but that's what it is when a cult exists. Probably best if they at least acknowledge a few of its smaller flaws to distinguish themselves. That's a healthy stance to take towards your favourites anyway, even if they aren't as difficult to discuss as this particular film.

All jokes aside, i watched Kane in like 2007 and have never revisited it and shan't be doing it anytime soon.

>>221186696
the face she makes after rigorous shagging

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>>221186542
Heh, I was waiting for someone to bring that up.

>>221186783
It's your favorite director's favorite movie.

>>221186714
You have to see it to understand. The way the Monocle uses his handgun or the way he jumps into vehicles looks out of a comic strip or an animated cartoon.
Besides, the phlegmatic personality is more than general slowness.

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>>221186542
this nigga said kane was a 7/10? lawlzorz!

The clit is just a tiny little penis.

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>>221186834
*stabs rigorously*
>>221186798
You pry someone by asking them about a film they love to test if they're frauds? I mean I'm not disagreeing with you, but I find other people's favorites not my biz. I try not to spend too much energy on judging others out loud.

>>221187005
>You pry someone by asking them about a film they love to test if they're frauds?
Not actively. But Citizen Kane has this curious tendency to come up in conversations about film.

rigorous coitus for the sake of procreation with ________.

>>221186985
Trueeeee

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>>221186615
Don't be cross sweaty, I love them both. You must admit they share a certain je-ne-sais-mope...

>>221186838
Looks like one of the thousands of Bond inspired 60s films, not feeling this one, Macmahonbro.

>>221187042
70 year old actresses.

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Shame on you Macmahonbro. I was about to write something threatening but jannies wouldn't like it and I don't want the OP nuked.

>>221187060
Is that Tina Aumont in the left there?

>>221187097
Yeah but those Bond copycats all have sport cars and bombshell females. This one is very modern too, but at the same time retains classicism, for example the suit and eponymous monocle of the protagonist, or the ethereal beauty of Barbara Steele.

>>221187112
>70 year old actresses.
Make that 120 and we have a deal.

If she ain't dustin', I ain't bustin'

>>221187178
>Barbara Steele
You should have led with that, adding to the watchlist.

L'Enfer

Mbappé just made Ousmane Sembene's spirit cry.

Birkinfag, you should watch >>221187291, you'd probably like it a lot.

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>>221187291
What am I in for?

>>221187305
Clozzy just got skull-mogged by Babycorn at the Goon Junction

>>221187331
A cautionary tale of delirious jealousy by the wonderfully diabolical Claude Chabrol.

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>>221187320
You've motivated me. I'll put it on and see if I don't doze off.

Guys... YTS doesn't show streams anymore. 1337x doesn't let me magnet torrents anymore, it just comes up with an Opera popup. Where do I get my kinos from now?

>>221187377
I first read skull-fucked

>>221187406
Right click the magnet button and copy link. Paste manually into your torrent client.

>>221187331
Some Chabrol shit and good tits. Underrated joint.

Thanks to Birkinbro I will be able to finish the monocle trilogy this week. I will post my conclusion on whether it is or not a part of /our/ canon.

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>>221187391

>>221185049
Truffaut

>>221186760
I'm going to oil you up

>>221185049
Has to be Jim Jarmush. Or Guy Maddin. Jarmush is definitely the most overrated one by a mile

>>221187826
maybe i'm being uncharitable but I can't understand anyone being into Jarmusch past the age of like 21

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>>221187112
>>221187196
>>221187206
b-b-b-basado

>>221187826
>>221188032
I'm not sure he even qualifies as actual arthouse canon tbqh

>>221187826
Guy Maddin's early stuff is great.

Most overrated directors by film dorks
1. Rohmer
2. Takashi Ito (don't even get me started on this)
3. Godard
4. ACKerman (cause she killed herself LOL, stupid fucking bitch)
5. Ozu

>>221188410
and the most underrated ones?

>>221188426
That's boring. You're boring. Go away.

>>221188410
Oh shit yes, Godard. I forgot about Godard. Definitely him

>>221188410
>Takashi Ito (don't even get me started on this)
Elaborate please.

>>221188441
*stabs your ass*

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>hentaicop(Louise Charlotte Weard) is an actual director also a tranny
>thor(Nikita Lavretski) is an actual director
are there any other former /tv/ posters that made it?

>>221188426
Michael Mann

>>221188441
Anyhow... explain why Ito is overrated. I watched one of his short flicks and it was a neat impressionistic kino. I assume I got lucky picking that one?

>>221188533
I never said Ito was overrated. You seem to be new to this social media platform.

>>221188410
>t. film dork

>>221188571
Yeah I always forget my 4chan email address.

Godard is top 10 GOATs of cinema, the rest I can take or leave.

>>221188631
top 10 hacks? agreed

>>221188611
You know, when you say "don't get me started", that usually means that when multiple anons try to get you started, you'll actually ... start.
Why don't you?

>>221188652
I am not He. I am Mi.

>>221188410
>Hide post

>>221188644
Goats, cabras.

>>221188644
>top 10 hacks?
Buzzfeed presents: Top 10 Godard-Approved Live Hacks
#1 Kill yourself.

Capra > Godard

>>221188685
You still read it, this gives me power over you even if it's indirect.

>>221188715
Of course i read it, that's how i learned it should be hidden.

Thread theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwO6pC5abOE

>>221188703
Nah, but both are goats.

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>>221187206
Waifufags being based and self aware
Maybe my work here really is done

I can't put down the cup.

>>221188791
Yea, only Capra is a goat.

Am I black enough for ya, /film/?

>>221189031
Only the darkest obsidian Nigerians are permitted

>>221189064
Nilotes are the darkest Africans. Nigerians are middle-of-the-road dark.

>>221188864
If you’re not memeing then get help for real. Had a close friend struggle with that for way too long. Hardest thing ever to watch.

>>221189082
Wtf is a nilote that sounds paleolithic god damn

>>221189084
I can't put down the cup.

>>221188631
>>221188791
Godard is incredibly overrated. But of course he's popular among the wannabe director fags on here because he gives them hope: "See? You don't have to study the craft to make art!"
Literal degeneracy

>>221189130
Then get help you boomerang faggot

Japanarchy

>>221189149
He mogged the formalists and revolutionized cinemá.

>>221188792
no you still need to keep them in line

>>221189186
he is the eternal son of Rossellini

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>>221187626
>>221187379
>>221187320
A great engaging picture building up to a thrilling conclusion. I wonder if there are two ways of interpreting the picture depending on if you're a jealous person yourself. If you are, you'll always think she did it. If you aren't, he's crazy from the jump. Chabrol to me did a good job having my mind bounce back and forth on this.

I one of his other pictures, Story of Women, downloaded from some time ago. I'm definitely interested in seeing more from him. Hopefully it's somewhat calmer. This was tense.

Sidenote: Cluzet pulled off a delightfully accurate depiction of psychosis at the end. I have experience with such symptoms and his body language in the last shot looked authentic. Probably something you wouldn't notice if you didn't know what to look out for. Another movie that pulls off an authentic depiction of psychosis is I Never Promised You a Rose Garden.

>>221189104
One of many East African peoples.

Me no speak americano.

>>221189237
Damn, you watched it immediately, kek.

>Hopefully it's somewhat calmer. This was tense.
Might be less tense but more INtense.

>>221189186
>revolutionized cinemá
You mean trashed it to a good extend. He "revolutionized" cinema as an art form the same way Spielberg revolutionized it commercially

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>>221189237
for me it's Le Beau Serge

>>221189331
Of his early ones i'm much more into Les bonnes femmes, it's quite subversive and unique.

>>221188426
Alfred Hitchcock

>>221189331
>>221189352
Birkinfag would probably start waifufagging Lafont if he watched those early ones.

I want romance but not french ntr. Gimme some romance kinos. I love Gone with the wind but not Casablanca, in case it helps.

>>221189391
Land of Broken Hearts (2024)
Lovers of the Arctic Circle (1998)

>>221189352
I intend to watch Les cousins next.
>>221189380
Seeing her face in the threads wouldn't do any harm.
>>221189391
Johnny Guitar

>>221189326
u jus got filtreé

>>221182727
Most of 'Twelve angry men' takes place in the jury room. Dunno if that's "confined" enough.

>>221189391
Arise, My Love (1940).

I went to a ballet recently and they had an asian girl dancing the principal part. Asians lack the refinement, dexterity and grace that ballet requires.

>>221189703
I can see that being the case, their limbs are too short, they lack the elegance required for the aesthetic ballet movements.

Bullet Ballet

>>221190098
Got his ass

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too much euro quirk for me lads
respect to picking a quote from the best Celine novel I suppose

>>221190207
Death on the Installment Plan, I'm guessing. Just because I bet people that frequent this place think they're too good for Journey despite it being the very finest literary work of all-time

>>221184284
>excluding genre films
The Face of Another is genre arthouse, no?

>>221190239
Ehem, it's mogged by On Heroes and Tombs, but yeah, it's the second best goat book of all time.

Muerte a crédito.

>206 replies in under 12 hours
Are we returning to Speedy Gonzales ahh /film/?

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>>221186672
>fivehead with mournful tits,
I love her but LOL

>>221190981
I think a certain someone is back...
Lil Hitler

>>221190207
You're not enough of an intelectual de esquerda to get it.

>>221182727

OP, it's too bad most people here don't know who that is, but I do.....

https://youtu.be/RcJmXdZQxF0?si=65xr7fdftmdF5BEp

While it makes for a perfect double bill with Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.....

https://youtu.be/Q5axALm-5Qw?si=55YUvFfL8_xAVQq5

!!!FACT!!!

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>>221191117
Jokes on him, it's part of her appeal :)

Prometeu tudo, entregou tudo.

>>221191237
>>221191822
You didn't reply to my Os Mutantes post in the other thread :(

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Pepe le Moko was very good. I don't know why I've been procrastinating duvivier.

>>221191960
In Bergman's interview with Assayas, he mentions that he would compulsively rewatch Pepe le Moko and that Duvivier was a huge inspiration. It kinda caught me off guard.

>>221192006
How did dudes rewatch films compulsively before home media existed? lul

>>221191832
Must've missed it, but for me it's Ave Lúcifer and the wonderful distortion sound in A minha menina. Have you listened to their later prog period, foreigners usually don't, it's interesting, not as good but it has its charm.

>>221191960
>I don't know why I've been procrastinating duvivier
Same, and i haven't even watched Pépé yet, even though i said i would months ago by now.

Too many films, not enough lifetime.

>>221192070
He worked in the industry, so presumably he had access to prints.

Also I don't think it was uncommon for people to go and see the same film over and over again during its theatrical run back in the day.

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Korean Tusk

Let there be no doubt, Messi > Godard.

>>221192219
That Spain/Cabo Verde WC match was more kino than most sharthouse joints I've seen, all things considered.

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>>221192070
If home media didn’t exist I probably wouldn’t either

>>221192219
Pelé > Tarkovsky

>>221192287
Of course.

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>>221192122
It's a comfortable watch. One of the rare cases where I didn't mutter the word "pacing" to myself during the film.

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>>221192103
>Have you listened to their later prog period, foreigners usually don't
I presume Rita's absence is the dealbreaker for most people, but sure, I'll give it a shot.

>>221192145
Korean Frank Zappa's Thing-Fish*

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>>221192398

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I like harperbro because he looks exactly like the girl he posts.

>>221192767
How does a woman hook up with a eunuch?

>>221193290
how about the kdgfag? is he korean or nah

>>221193290
I like him too but the XXXL shirt would indicate he looks exactly the opposite of the girl he posts.

>>221193290
His take on Goya, told me everything I needed to know.

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>>221193322

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>>221193398
What's his take? Probably something boring. You guys are real plebs when it comes to art.

>>221193398
>>221193482
He was talking about the beans.

I have immaculate taste in art btw.

>>221193568
In that case, where do you source your art? I have struggled immensely in reliably finding high quality scans.

>where do you source your art
From the museum, duh

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>>221193908
If you don't go through an artist's entire ouevre all at once, then you're gay.

>>221182727
reviewed lessons of darkness;

https://letterboxd.com/dingoatemybabi/film/lessons-of-darkness/

>>221072206
not a paedo, kys

Aryans
In the sky
When your skin is white
Agharta lies

>>221194586
A little late of a responce you reckon?

>>221195262
it's never too late to put bitches on notice

Ba$ed

>>221193297
Pegging.

>>221192558
I don't get it.

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Zoomer arthouse filmmakers are dropping like flies
Cinema futuro bros... it's not looking good...
Also, the guy in the right died in the same accident as Oliver Tree wtf lmao

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>>221193290
I mean, I have brown hair, bushy eyebrows, a high hairline, pale complexion, freckles, and a deep voice so I get it. I'm nearly a foot taller than her though so the similarities end there.

>>221193398
>His take on Goya, told me everything I needed to know.
Good or bad? I've only mentioned Goya once in /film/.

>>221196258
>died in the same accident as Oliver Tree
I just read one of the passengers managed to jump out before impact. What a terrifying way to die…

>>221182727
pedophile movie

>>221196258
Never heard of these guys, R.I.P.

>>221196443
Can you elaborate?

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>>221196443
no-

>>221196443
t. actual pedophile

>>221196927
So Dingo?

>>221197006
none of that description resembles me in any way

>>221197028
The way you always overreact every time instead of just ignoring it is mad sus ngl

>>221197099
surely that should be the other way around

>>221197112
Crying every single time someone fucks with you on 4chan is bitch behavior. You're obviously a lil bitch

>>221197138
surely that should be the other way around

Dingo let's talk turkey for a minute. Do you have POCD?
>POCD is an obsessive fear of being or becoming a pedophile, what to many is considered the ultimate loss of identity.

>>221197242
i wouldn't say obsessive, i just don't wanna be one or called one

>>221192006
>>221192070
>>221192006
>>221192070
you could (and still can) buy 16mm copies of a film, it's not that expensive
a working 16mm film projector is like $500-$1000 today

https://www.ebay.com/itm/287055311118

>>221197286
and besides, Bergman probably had a dedicated 35 mm screening room in his house

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Okay, now this is epic.

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>>221197286
the market sets the price

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>>221197393
lots of "please take this trash out of my house" vibes in the 35mm film market

>>221197370
>large

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>>221197587
I'd like an XL because I like the roominess. I've seen parts of Harper's body and I assure you he's not fat.

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>>221182727
>What form of transportation makes the best /film/s?
exposed seat on the front of a safari truck

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>>221198083

addio zio tom

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>What form of transportation makes the best /film/s?
metro systems in civilized countries

I think I got eternally depressed from watching the Human condition films.

>>221198557
just watch girl shy (1924) you'll be fine

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>>221198557
A near 10 hour gut punch that never feels dull. It became my favorite movie like 4 years ago and nothing has surpassed it. Abject misery.

Stanley Kubrick ripped off The Human Condition: Part II for Full Metal Jacket

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>this is what a 1930s nudist sunbathing woman looks like
but.. but she's barely wearing clothing! outrageous!

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>>221199112
>give me CURVES...
Seems like I found a Pierce Brosnan's early picture role

>>221198557
>>221198828
only the 3rd film is actually good

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>>221199112
They look like Buster Keaton
>>221199330
Filtered

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>>221199356
It felt kinda cartoony sometimes, but not in the good 1920s cartoony feel but 1930s Betty cartoons-like one

>>221190697
I think I'll check that out. Thanks for the unexpected rec, anon.

>>221190239
>>221190697
>the very finest literary work of all-time
Hardly.

I just realized: if a movie made nowadays has couples and none of the couples is rafe mixed (black male required) it's because the director doesn't trust his movie to be good.
Compare this Zendaya-Pattinson movie (teo couples, both raced mixed, black male) with Disclosure Day (two white couples)
Spieoberg knew the movie was going to be bad, so he went with white couples.
The Zendaya-Pattinson movie director knew his movie was good, so he did interacial couples.

>>221200419
You got it the wrong way. Spielberg's movie was bad because it had a mayo couple. The Zendaya-Pattinson movie was good because it had an interracial couple.
Anyway, this is hardly a /film/ topic lil tommy

>>221200419
I have no idea what "Zendaya Paddington mooooovie" you're even talking about. I don't watch trash like that. I also don't care much for Spielberg. And your post would be more fitting for >>>/pol/.

>>221182727
PITS!

>>221200419
Avatar The Way Of Water confirmed good

>>221200340
What's your choice?

>>221201100
I think it's Proust. By a mile.

>>221201201
You appreciation scope, ambition.

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>>221182727
>What form of transportation makes the best /film/s?

>>221190981
Spoke too soon.

>>221197861
Either a turbo fatso or a skinny ahh nigga, obviously.

>>221190981
Spoke too late.

>>221197861
>I've seen parts of Harper's body
I knew the waifufags send each other dick pics, now it's confirmed.

>>221202365
Spoke two too many.

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Quick survey, what do you guys think of Jonas Mekas?
I love his stuff.

The mekas shall inherit the Earth.

>>221202507
Oh shit.

I would die for peanut butter.

>>221202729
Oh shit.

>>221202627
Heh.

No shit, Sherlock.