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is Italy really as good at movies as it seems or did they just get lucky with (a few) spaghetti westerns and poliziotteschi films?
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Anonymous
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No, but Italian women are hot so it's fine
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Anonymous
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>>221372736
Fair
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Anonymous
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>>221372712
Italian movie industry has been a dystopic mess for decades.
All it does is empty cheap shit, mafia related crime shit or artsy fartsy movies

The stuff you mentioned would never be made nowadays

>>221372736
>No, but Italian women are hot so it's fine
Yeah, this
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Anonymous
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>>221372785
Dude, sollima and mainetti put out excellent movies. And we're having a new wave of artsier movies coming out. See the past few years' donatello contenders

I think i've seen many more italian/euro flicks than holliwood slop in the past 5 years
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Anonymous
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The french are better
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Anonymous
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>>221372914
>think i've seen many more italian/euro flicks than holliwood slop in the past 5 years
That's not saying much since 99% of modern Hollywood movies are garbage
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Anonymous
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>>221372712
Not any more but from 1970 through the 1990s italy was making superior films to Hollywood. In fact a lot of successful hollyeood movies were remakes of italian films of this precise era
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Anonymous
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>>221372914
>I think i've seen many more italian/euro flicks than holliwood slop in the past 5 years
That's not even a bar
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Anonymous
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>>221372712
They should stick to pasta. But nowadays maybe I should say kebab.
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Anonymous
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>>221372925
What timeless film's have the French made?
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Anonymous
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>>221373772
>What timeless film's have the French made?
City Hunter
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Anonymous
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Poliziotesco is my fav genre because the plural has skulls in it.
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Anonymous
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>>221373854
You made a pun about Italian grammar while missing a T from Poliziottesco?
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Anonymous
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>>221373853
The Hong Kong film with Jackie Chan?
As good as it was it's not a classic
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Anonymous
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>>221372712
I still think pic related is infinitely better than Citizen Kane or the 400 Blows
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Anonymous
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>>221374029
No the french live action from few years ago
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Anonymous
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>>221374137
Still not a classic. Still not known out side France and a certain type of person...the dollar trilogy and milieu trilogy are both wildly known and are classics
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Anonymous
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>>221374220
>Still not a classic.
No shit
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Anonymous
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>>221374301
Then why did you list it as a classic >>221373853
?
Inb4 classic and timeless aren't the same
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Anonymous
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>>221372712
You have to keep lurking.
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