Arthouse & ClassicsTreedition>QotDFavourite cameo in a /film/?>BonusMost /film/ic tree?Previous: >>222876915
Queen of /film/
uh oh...
I met Anthony Quinn as a boy and still haven't watched La Strada.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNgL0E2BFEM
>>222891405I love pale bri'ish beauties covered in freckles so, so, so, so, so much. It's a shame you couldn't see 'em much in Deep End.>>222891414I saw a video of Jane from this year and she still looks great.
>>222891425I like pussy and money and I like punk rock, so I guess the song is alright even though I dislike the glam-isms. I prefer my punk rock Ramonescore and without glam-isms: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm1SbFRjH64
squirt reynolds bringing us BTS kino again:https://youtu.be/9qyeXZAmF-Ahttps://youtu.be/OjiGePNBoTQ
>>222891603This show is not funny but it's very fun.
>>222891697>this show is not funnyI feel for you :/>>222891621I like the song but it's a bit too preachy for me. Fun fact: The Dictators first album "Go Girl crazy" released a few months before the Ramones first album AND the term "punk" comes from this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEarAJWua5U&list=RDeEarAJWua5U&start_radio=1
>>222891602Watch 27th Hour where he’s a Nazi Superman who does ads for the Germans despite being Romanian untermensch (clearly based on Werner Goldberg’s story). Thad’s a real movie btw
>>222891538so ... did they have gay sex?
Bruh… 65-year-old Bresson proposed to 18-year-old Wiazemsky, that's disgusting.
>>222891599sooo ... did he have g
>>222891876NO ONE CARES go back to X.com or whatever FAGGOT!
>>222891891Based.
>>222891837Grabbing it now, thanks!
>Bonusthe dangsan tree obviously, western trees simply can not compete.
>>222891538are these even human?
>>222891904It’s kino as hell despite the weird premise. It’s based on this guyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werner_GoldbergHumiliation ritual for Nazis thst they chose Quinn, the most indigenous Aztec looking dude in Hollywood at that time to play the Nazi’s “perfect Aryan.”
>>222891538>Bonus
>>222891904Here in English:https://ok.ru/video/9155347352162
>>222892001>.ru
>>222891778cool story bro, but unironically.do u fw hardcore? https://youtu.be/C2l2HPjs8tA?si=Nx5r7rpVIlaB1m_y
>>222891876>>222891891>>222891901>On finishing filming Au Hasard Balthasar, Bresson will, however, ask her, in exchange for the role of Guinivere in Lancelot du Lac to never film with anyone other than him.Bruh… What. The. Fuck? This dude was a fucking creep, and he had the gall to call himself Catholic, bro was hypocrisy incarnate.
>>222892080>>222891891
>>222892080>Catholic>hypocritei see no contradiction
>>222892127protestant detected
>>222892216i'm agnostic, protestants are for the most part waY worse than catholics
>>222891986Most /film/ic tree to inspire an album?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4BFZ2N3eMY
>>222892296wrong linkhttps://youtu.be/n_bb61WMiP0
>>222892068Fuck yeah I fuck with FUCKING HxC hardcore!Here's a beatdown song that was popular when I was going to bar gigs as a teenager: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p6JRjDGm3k EU HxC is SUPERIOR!!!
>>222892469>EU HxC is SUPERIOR!!!Well, you guys have shit like Six Ft Deep that's pretty br00tal but I guess Hatebreed solos ;)https://youtu.be/ymYva17dI-g?si=bidRgKquN1lSN7gI>HCTKBeen ages since I heard of those guys, know their vocalist became a porn actor after leaving the group and falling into depression lol. In deathcore, I fw this https://youtu.be/tRPBmDtZmbY?si=tGWOSDVoCMJGwe0Y
Anyways, here's some classic Japanese punk rock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOnOI3W3S0g>>222892811Yo these song go hard as FUCK!>HCTK singer became a porn actor?No way dude! I stopped listening after they changed the singer and started playing GAY ASS nu metal lol I guess I have to look up the porn scenes now kekI'm glad to hear a fellow cinephile is also a HxC appreciator!HxC anon what's your opinion on this legendary deathcore EP? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DO2QjF_4ys8the first song I heard was Rawwwrr! and it converted from a heavy metal guy to a deathcore/HxC fan back in 2008 or some shit. Better days!!!
Super weeby HxC song roflmao: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVDJ2-2MFWg
can we please get back on topic? korean /film/ and the music it has inspired.https://youtu.be/5ysdHjaeGGUhttps://youtu.be/HUrgBa3uf7chttps://youtu.be/ySJbEqPXYOs
>HxC anon what's your opinion on this legendary deathcore EP?More mathcore than deathcore imo, lmao. It's good, but my favorite from them is Sempiternal.Let's get back on topic before the banerino comes lol
>>222893364Sorry for derailing. Here's a song from a classic Japanese yakuza film called Chinpira: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbmQYYTaJhAGo watch it if you love 80's Japanese yakuza flicks!
you faggots done yet?I bet you set default audio to commentary.
Holy fuck, this is amazing!
I am the bone of my swordUnknown to death, nor known to lifeFire is my blood, steel is my bodyI have created over a thousand bladesSo as I pray…UNLIMITED BLADE WORKS!
>>222892080Damn that sounds like a shit contract. Unc should have put some cash considerations in
Y'all ever see been wowed by an actress in an old movie only to be saddened after learning that they didn't have a long career afterwards?
>>222894446Yup, to me it was Princess Yuki in The Hidden Fortress. She was so beautiful and talented, but her career only lasted for 2 years, wikipedia says she gave up on being an actress in order to raise a family.
>>222894446sometimes I come across new actresses and then get disappointed they don't have a large filmography to explore
>>222894446I sort of feel that way about Lillian Roth. She was seriously underutilised at the very least.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtoyL6l4p6I
>>222894446>>222894500
>>222894446Virtually anyone with from the Czech new wave of early 60s was forced out of work by Prague spring because the film line became more standard propaganda stuff like in Russia. See also Karl Zeman and Stanislav Milota
>>222894907No excuse to fire all the baddies>>222894475I wonder if it really was a decision back then or do these woman just want to quit>>222894648Even with a larger movie industry some still fall through the cracks. Shame
He was low-key cooking about Parasite double dipping in the Oscars
>>222895251What did he say?
>>222894500Sometimes I come across women I wish were actresses and get disappointed thinking of their nonexistent filmographies.
Has anyone else read this? What did you think?
>>222895251likely just another lil tommy with kds
>>222894446Zoë desu :(
>>222896572Ask /hor/.
>>222897064True, her too. I'm actually surprised i thought of >>222894730 before Zoë.
/films/ for this feel?
>>222898146Midnight Swan (2020)
>>222898146The Crying Game.
What's the difference between Jeanne Dielman and Iron Man 3?
What a bleak picture. Not in a transgressive way but there's just no real joy to be found. Miseryporn some might call it. Following someone extremely mentally ill is no fun even if she is a cute cross between Inde Navarrette and Léon era Natalie Portman. She did a good job appearing severely depressed and schizophrenic. She nailed the flat affect.Honestly the character gave off CRA quite a lot. I backhandedly recommend this picture to CRA.
>>222894907Lol you're a retard. And who tf is Karl Zeman.
>>222894446>>222897064Zoë starred in just 3 films (plus an episode of Miami Vice and random minor parts in other stuff) but at least 2 of them are absolute kino, it's a pretty solid run.I remember watching Pickpocket and being disappointed that Marika Green went on to do nothing afterwards except some trashy erotica.
How's everypony doing
Burning (2018) question, did the actress get a boob job mid production?
>>222899781character development 101
>I know you want me so bad it's like acid in your mouth.
https://youtu.be/_x4V8w8poZo20 films every man should watch
>>222899781I will now watch your flick
>>222900560Good thing I don't consider myself an everyman.
>>222900632You're not special.
>>222900636Yes, I am. My grandma used to tell me that I was all the time.
>>222900661Being special to your grandma does not mean you're special to the world. The world doesn't care about you, you're an ant inside an anthill in the grand scheme of things.
>>222900789>you're an ant inside an anthillInteresting concept for a film, to be honest.
I consider myself an everynyan n_n <3
>>222894907First of all, what do you mean forced out by Prague Spring? The anti-censorship and reformist movement forced people out of movies? What?Second, it's not even close to be true. Few directors like Juráček, Máša or Vihanová were fired, but you don't even know them. Most directors continued working, only if they wanted to make a movie with any political subtext it wouldn't get greenlit. Menzel, Chytilová, Herz, Vláčil, Kachyňa, Jireš, Papoušek, Bočan, Schmidt, Polák, Lipský all made movies after 1968. Forman, Passer, Jasný and Němec emigrated and continued working in other countries. Karel Zeman continued making movies until 1980 when he retired - don't really understand why he's mentioned there.People like actors or cameramen weren't really affected and continued working unless they were openly anti-regime like Milota.Also, what standard propaganda? Very few movies were propagandistic in the 70s and I doubt you can name even one. Directors just made non-political movies like relationship dramas, comedies, sci-fi, crime, children movies or historical movies.In the 1980s critical movies that showed problems of communism were already being filmed.
>>222894907you cornball.
Since all the TIFF 2026 trailers have come out recently, i was wondering which film from TIFF 2025 was your favourite? been going back and watching trailers and i am interested so far in under the same sun and all that's left of you.
>>222901149>TIFF All shit
How about a gay TIFF called STIFF
>>222901603Heh.
>>222900811>what is A Bug's Life
What did Tsai mean by this
>>222901747That's my secret, anon, I'm always erect.
>>222901848
Are we more into Prince or MJ here
>>222902033How do you make those?
Super hero films are the westerns of our generation, in the future they'll be considered as arthouse as The Good, The Bad and The Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West.
There's literally nothing arthouse about Leone's work so..
>>222902123Future will be gay so I agree
>>222902142GTFO, pseud!
>>222902033best miniature work of its age
>>222902033Good Pere Ubu song.
>>222902345
>>222891923whiter than you, ramirez
>>222902873>>>/pol/That board is more inline with your IQ.
>>222898718Zeman lol he said Zemen hahaha
>>222901882MJ gigamogs
https://youtu.be/NKvb0eG8OgoThoughts on this video?
https://youtu.be/na1hqx4Yi68Man, I fucking love Linus, he just tells things how they really are. No! You don't need a Panasonic UHD Blu-ray player, an Xbox or a PS5 are fine.
>>222894446I did, recently, after watching Return of the Killer Tomatoes!
>>222902105https://archive.4plebs.org/tv/thread/212177223/#212190225
>>222903376That's too confusing. Explain it to me like I'm 5 without using very technical terms.
Are Wajda's other films as good as Ashes & Diamonds?
>>222903439I think this movie had a Breedy Bobby reference....
>>222904286I was going to reply to that guy but changed my mind and forgot to unquote him
>>222904268Only seen the trilogy, and Ashes & Diamonds is much better than the other two.
>>222904268The Promised Land
>>222898610CRA will watch it.
Scientists are saying ballet practice has gone too far
>>222897592Deeply disturbing.
>spent the day without stimulants
He falls for every pretty girl starring in a film.
>>222906919It's an aesthetic appreciation. I fell for Jane Birkin.
>>222897592
>>222906919If you're not like this you're not /film/
gettin a boner for lea seydoux again
>>222897592TAKE A LOOK AT THESE HANDS!
You know Birkinfag, I was thinking about the mental illness angle and I realized you'd have to be a fucking psychopath to be functional in this fucked up, disgusting society we live in. Make of that what you will.Maybe that woman in the film was just acting in accordance with the life she was put through. It's ridiculous how normies made the term "mentally ill" to describe people who are expressing grief for having lived lives like the one Olga went through, and they even have the guts to judge them as inferior!
>>222906998and they even have the guts to judge them as inferior for not adapting to the insanity!*
>>222906998How very Deleuzean of you to say
Girugamesh
>>222907075I liked it more than the first one, but I much prefer Boorman over Friedkin in general.
>>222907075AFUCKINGBUMBLEBEE
Watching Donkey Skin and getting a boner for Cat Deneuve.
>>222907235Don't forget to clean the tip, cuckbro.
>>222907188I have a Ferreri joint downloaded where Catty Deneuve kills Mastroianni's dog and starts acting like a dog for him.
>>222907105Yes, it's batshit and very much a satire of the first one, i like it too.
>>222907188For me, it's Fairy Jeanne Dielman.
Always Be Pimpin
>>222898610The problem with this movie is that it isn't saying anything else than "crazy people are crazy". You're left with nothing after watching it. I don't buy the "noo, she was an oppressed lesbian" angle. She wasn't opressed and she was pretty open about it. Also, she was bisexual. She was just a psycho retard. The movie is just somewhat accurate depiction of what her life was like and then it ends. I had the same feeling about Control (2008). Okay, Ian Curtis was depressed and then he killed himself. Why is it a movie?
>>222907251Sounds highly boner-inducing.
Jean Marais. Maybe Da MOST Pimptastic Actor 2 Ever Live.SHO-NUFF.
>>222907403Yeah I had similar thoughts about the movie not having a profound message. I didn't care though, I don't know if there is anything profound to say about all that.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=fB0YNhsUNvAInteresting interview I found. Essentially asking a philosopher what makes a good movie. He talks a lot about Ikiru and how in his opinion a great artistic film will present a problem of the human condition and examine different solutions without providing a clear answer and turning didactic.
>digital black and white from 2017That's a no for me dawg.
>>222907403>(S)he was depressed and then (s)he killed himself. Why is it a movie?I guess the preface to your question is actually the most important reason to make a movie. If we live in a society so gay that niggas are killing themselves and others, I guess that's a problem worth examining or at least showing, even though it might be unpleasant to look at the trvth sometimes.
It's worse if you reply to him, you know.
We're all seated on the cuck chair to watch Amanda Fix have sex here. Now I'm just thinking about this scene from Simple Men and how amazing it was.
>>222907681It's fun. He seethes over everything.
>>222907564Only digital bw ever done right
>>222907075so many retroprojections and miniatures and Ennio Morricone's score makes it look like an italian movie
>>222891912> welcome to gabagool wtf?
Do you faggots have film merch?
>>222907962yes, I have the Zabriskie from Zabriskie Point
>>222907962yes, I have the Point from Zabriskie Point
Well, the month is over, folks, what were the best films you saw for the first time this august? I watched less films this month because of my Columbo viewing, but pretty much every film i did watch was good. The best were:>Poliţist, adjectiv (2009)>La croisée des chemins (1976)>Eva (1962)
>>222907727it's up there for me
>>222908037I had a slow month too because of my activities. The best two out of the four were>Neige (1981)>Duelle (Une Quarantaine) (1976)Big up to a queen of /film/
>>222908079Ugly. The Return had very flat lighting throughout. Like a cheap straight to YouTube production. Peter Deming lost his touch years ago.
>>222908100this shit looks fucking GAY.
>>222908143Come kill my uncle about it, pussy!
>>222908100That might already be the clip you've posted the most.
>>222908118i can't wait to understand these terms
>>222908167post a link to download this fucking GAY ass film and I just MIGHT!
>>222908079>>222908118The Return absolutely is "ugly", but that's a good thing.The tacky digital conveys (in contrast to the lush film stock of the original) its themes of degradation on a formal level.
>>222908174It's cute <3>>222908193Okaaay okaaaay give me many moments
The fix poster gives us a common enemy we can all rally against.
>>222908206You may be right, but looking at Deming's other non-Lynch digital work, I think the guy just went to shit after switching to digital. His prior work with Lynch was lightyears better. The cinematography made me like the season a whole lot less.
>>222907591To me it wasn't unpleasant. Just boring. People always killed themselves. It doesn't say anything about our society and movies like Control don't give any answers or stimulate any thoughts. The only reason why that movie was made because Ian Curtis was famous. Kinda embarrassing that Corbijn actually knew him and didn't have anything more to say about it.Hepnarová is the same. It advertises itself to people with morbid curiosity in true crime, but doesn't offer anything else than dull depiction of killer's life.
>>222907962There's going to be an auction of all of Brigitte Bardot's stuff in a month or so. I once saw an old listing for an ashtray used by John Lennon and I was like man imagine if I had John Lennon's ashtray. I would the coolest guy in the world lol
>>222907461Blocks your path.
>>222908615Man Aint Got A THING On Marais.
>>222908615
>>222908193Had to wait for the cartel to get in position. Enjoy n_n <3https://fileditchfiles.st/balpha12/26376c25837f85782888/Neige.1981.1080p.BluRay.FLAC2.0.x264-PTer.mkv
>>222908281Thank you, I'll be around.
>>222908770based and thank you again, YOU FUCKER
>>222908037Macmahonbro(?), do you have a favorite Resnais?>>222908687He's in Out 1. He's probably the best performer in the cast, in fact, and that's saying a lot.
>>222908416I guess, but the point still stands. I think it is imperative to make films about nihilism, even if it is a futile effort (much like nihilism).
>>222908833I've only seen Hiroshima Mon Amour, he's a major blindspot of mine.
>>222908833>>222909434No, wait, i've seen Night and Fog too, but just those two.
>>222909434Ah, I've yet to dig into his filmography, but I watched pic related recently and I'd strongly recommend it to you. It's hilarious and feels a bit Losey-adjacent (by virtue of having Bogarde in the lead role and being written by one of his collaborators).I'm surprised you haven't seen Last Year at Marienbad, it's "babby's first impenetrable arthouse masterpiece", after all. I haven't seen it either.
>>222909640Adding to the watchlist. Also want to check out Stavisky... (1974), which i remember Monte Hellman listing as one of his favourite films.
>>222907563Man why do intellectual nerds always have to like gay children's movies. Are they even capable of being cultured? The conversation starts with Ikiru and then it goes to How to Train Your Dragon, K-pop Hunters and Beauty and The Beast lol This made me think of Jordan B Peterson always using Disney movies in his lectures to describe Jungian themes or something. Maybe he should watch 8 1/2 which is an actual movie about Jungian individuation. Nance describing himself as a former bad boy made me rofl and lmao. I have been looking for a cinema podcast for a while and I do sort of like the chemistry between the 3 dudes.
Nobody on this planet sincerely likes Marienbad. Doesn't work as a film at all. I wish it did but it don't.
Reminder that Resnais wanted to make a Spider-Man movie in the 70s
>>222909791Dude you are SO smart, like WOW
>>222909791Perhaps they think the only way their audience can understand something is if it's related to some pop culture item, it's very common for "intellectual" figures to underestimate the intelligence of their audience.
>>222909794It's super enjoyable lol, wtf are you on
I had a friend who watched Coeurs (2006) in the theatre a dozen times.
>>222906982Based. I'm looking forward to her new bodyswap film.>>222909944Kinda sounds like me with… no, wait…
>>222910082Kek, that being reposted on /hor/ always made me laugh.
>>222909916>Perhapsthe two of you have to be on the spectrum (I am) or highly isolated from reality. If you need to make a point to a wider audience, you're not going to cite a movie that >1% of them have likely seen.Some regular Megaminds in here.
remember reading that Resnais filmmaking influenced Grechner so I will likely watch Marienbad soon.
>>222910113> be on the spectrum>highly isolated from realityWhy not both?
>1. The Night of the Hunter (Charles Laughton, 1955)>2. Night and Fog (Alain Resnais, 1956)>3. Last Year at Marienbad (Alain Resnais, 1961)>4. Diabolique (Henri-Georges Clouzot, 1955)>5. Ordet (Carl Theodor Dreyer, 1955)>6. The Red Shoes (Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, 1948)>7. Paths of Glory (Stanley Kubrick, 1957)>8. Le samouraï (Jean-Pierre Melville, 1967)>9. Vengeance Is Mine (Shōhei Imamura, 1979)>10. Belle de jour (Luis Buñuel, 1967)
>>222909434It took me a long time to get to Last Year at Marienbad (My first Alain Resnais film). It's kind of like the first 15 or so minutes of Hiroshima mon amour but for the whole film. Honestly I'm probably a major Resnais fan now. After seeing LYaM I watched Je t'aime, je t'aime (10/10) and Mon oncle d'Amerique also a 10/10. Most of his movies have to do with time and time distortion. Which is a great topic to explore in cinema I suppose. >>222909891It's a genuine question/observation. I read this interview once (from the 60's) where Mick Jagger said his favorite movie is Knife in The Water. Why can't intellectuals like Knife in The Water? >Look at me I'm so smartNo it should be>Look at me I'm extremely cultured because I prefer to spend my time appreciating the arts over getting a gay ass academic degree. >>222909916>they want to explain things with simple examples and often underestimate the intelligence of their audienceThat makes a lot of sense, actually. But I would put good money on Jordan B Peterson not even knowing what "Ikiru" is lol This is another thing, when I started listening to his lectures way back in the day when he blew up on the internet, he made a recommended classic novel reading list. So I listened to the audiobook version of Crime and Punishment and I thought it was so stiff and boring. I wanted to like it because apparently Akira Kurosawa is a huge Dostoyevsky fan. He even made an adaption of "The Idiot".>>222910113ITS AN INTELLECTUAL ON A MOVIE PODCAST. THE AUDIENCE ARE SUPPOSED TO BE LITERAL FILM BUFFS GEE WIZ!!!
Nene malo.
SENTADO EN LA E'QUINAPENSANDO COMO FUI TAN GIIIIIL
>>222910313>MOVIE PODCAST>THE AUDIENCE ARE SUPPOSED TO BE LITERAL FILM BUFFSDoubtful.
>>222910313Speaking of literary recommendations, you should read pic related. It's pretty short and fast-paced and Robbe-Grillet, by his own admission, ripped off some elements for the Marienbad screenplay.
>>222910484
>>222910484Thanks anon! I don't read fiction much because I never know if I will like it but I read the synopsis on Google and it seems like a great read.
Evening Harperbros
>>222909794I was in Marienbad last year. It didn't look anything like in the movie. Never trust the french.
>>222910853Cinema is a form of trickery.
>>222910839Evening.
>“While the film’s imagery is characteristically rapturous, its focus on a single character creates a space for psychological gravitas of a kind only hinted at in Snyder's more maximalist visions. This is a Dante-esque road movie where the journey is just as internal as it is external” >-Cameron Bailey on The Last Photograph for TIFFSnyderkino is back on the menu???
>>222911588The trailer looked very ugly. I'm skipping it.
Wassup doomers?
>>222911705As someone who has enjoyed some of Snyder's films he was being carried hard by Larry Fong. The Last Photograph looks like a montage from an edgy travel vlogger.
>>222911746Just out here watching some boring polish christslop.
Do good movies ever premiere at TIFF? Seems like only indieslop dramedies go there to get glazed then forgotten about.
>>222911978My grandpappy went to TIFF back in '76 when he was already 57 years old, and last week he told me that it was dull beyond belief and hasn't visited since!
My grandpappy is 600 this year, he's not got much time left ;__;
>>222912548When my grandpappy was 57 there wasn't even a Toronto yet.
>>222911091I always thought she looked amazing there for someone pushing 40. >plays Jennifer Beals' mom>plays Michael Nouri's wifeFlashdance extended universe when?
>>222912800>pushing 40Damn, I thought she was 60 here
>>222912800> I always thought she looked amazing there for someone pushing 40.She looks like someone pushing 60
>>222912940>>222913014Go back to spamming /hor/, fucknuts.
>>222913263Added.
>>222913085I don’t get it, spamming that whore?
>>222914394She's kinda hot because she's petite, with a neck you could choke easily. There's worse things to spam.
>>222910287>>1. The Night of the Hunterone of the most overrated flicks. mitchum is great as always but so much of this movie is so goofy
>>222910287Good, not great.
>>222914655Love and hate, lil bro, you choose.
>>222915497False dichotomy.
>>222916139Told you there is no third choice, now, choose.
Good night Binobros
>>222916289Night.
>>222915505Can't wait for pee.png
>muh immersion>muh "forgetting i'm watching a film"Begone! I want the film to slap me across the face with the fact that it is a film! I want the film to make me hyper aware of every cut, of every camera movement, of the artificiality of the lighting, of the artificiality of the staging and the performances, of the artificiality of the sound (or lack thereof), make me hyper aware of every detail of the form! Smack me in the face with the artform!And btw, every silent film is exactly like this.
You always pay for your ignorance in the end, no free laughs :)
Begone!
>>222917706You want a film to insist upon itself?
>>222918074No, to insist itself upon me.
>>222918206Watch Breathless (1960)
>>222918835what are some films that insist upon my cock?
>>222908037The Sea and The PoisonRandom HarvestHandsome AntonioHangover SquareI must be in a grim mood this month
>>222891599>Mfw
nice girls don't wear cha cha heels<3
is Ghost /film/?
We're all ghosts here.
THE GIRL WITH KALEIDOSCOPE EYEEESSSS
>Kaurismäki said in an interview he felt the need to make this after his first film as a "true" debut feature, and to represent low-budget and underground filmmaking and to be an intentionally bad film.What did he mean by this? low-budget underground filmmaking it's not bad by itself
I watched Le Samurai and Celing & Julie go boating. What's another French kino to check out?
>>222920952My Night at Maud'sIf you like that one, check out Claire's Knee and Love in the Afternoon as well
>>222920952Le mouton enrage (1974)
>>222920574Short haired woman are inherently /film/ic
Well, it's easy to see you're not a Yabba man.
>>222907075Richard Burton meets Louise Fletcher (who was +6ft tall)
>>222916494>stealth CharlottepostThought you were gonna sneak that one by me, did you?
>>222920859Kek, he really is autistic
Finns drive everyone away
>>222922849>Louise Fletcher (who was +6ft tall)Lou was 5'10" and Loren was 5'8". They're both tall but not *that* tall without heels.
>>222922849He publicly shat on Exorcist 2 but praised Equus
>>222923181>He publicly shat on Exorcist 2Who didn't
>>222922849>Sophia Loren towering over youH-Hot
>>222923283Pauline Kael And Martin Scorsese, interestingly
>In contrast, Pauline Kael preferred Boorman's sequel to the original, writing in The New Yorker that Exorcist II "had more visual magic than a dozen movies." Kim Newman commented that "Exorcist II doesn't work in all sorts of ways... However, like Ennio Morricone's mix of tribal and liturgical music, it does manage to be very interesting."[42] Director Martin Scorsese asserted, "The picture asks: Does great goodness bring upon itself great evil? This goes back to the Book of Job; it's God testing the good. In this sense, Regan (Linda Blair) is a modern-day saint — like Ingrid Bergman in Europa '51, and in a way, like Charlie in Mean Streets. I like the first Exorcist, because of the Catholic guilt I have, and because it scared the hell out of me; but The Heretic surpasses it. Maybe Boorman failed to execute the material, but the movie still deserved better than it got."[43]
>>222919012The cinema of Tinto Brass.
>>222919012The cinema of Wakefield Poole.
New Evening Extremity
>>222924242>Boys in the Sand had its theatrical debut on December 29, 1971, at the 55th Street Playhouse in New York City.[3][18] Poole engaged in an unprecedented pre-release publicity campaign, including screening parties and full-page ads in The New York Times and Variety.>The line, for the first showing, reached 7th Avenue. The film made back most of its production and promotions budget the day it opened, grossing close to $6,000 in the first hour,[19] and nearly $25,000 during its first week, landing it on Variety's list of the week's 50 top-grossing films.[20] Positive word of mouth spread, and the film was reviewed favorably in Variety ("There are no more closets!"),[21] The Advocate ("Everyone will fall in love with this philandering fellator"),[22] and other outlets, which previously had completely ignored the genre. While some critics were less impressed, others saw the film as akin to the avant-garde work of directors like Kenneth Anger and Andy Warhol.[11][16] Within six months, the film had grossed $140,000 and opened in theatres across the United States and around the world.[20]Kek, this for a literal gay porno. The 1970s really were something else, man.
>>222924419boys will be boys.
Gucci Mane would have been a super kino actor in a Herzog / Cronenberg crime joint.
>>222925143Kids say the darnedest things
>>222925189Or even in a Harmony Korine neo-joint. Imagine there's some grandpa fucking a black prostitute in a corner on the street and Gucci comes and beats his ass then counts some money and slaps his bitch. Absolute kino, all recorded with a 90s handycam.
Harmony is a girl name.
I didn't even finish reading your response lul>>222925230
>>222925476Cool, have a nice day.
I like fucking people over for a fucking startI like to killNobody gonna tell me what to doI'll- I'll bite you black and blueThen later on when you're bleeding deadI'll be laughing right over your fucking faceI'll be pissing on your graveI'll piss on your grandma's tombI'm evilI'm evil Costa
>I'm evil Costa
>>222925762It's only right and natural, lil bro.
I'm good from state to stateIf you going to state, you might get raped (rape 'em!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wav56ojZ8TsLH theme song
kek even the jannies sending fixjeet to oblivion within 5 seconds at this stage. whatafaggot lmao
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>>222925143he's the only thing I remember about Spring Breakers
You could pick any song off of You Won't Get What You Want and it could fit as LHs theme
>>222927003YWGWYW sucks lol... they stole all of Ministry's swag, word for word, bar for bar. Even the cover was stolen from Ministry!
>>222927152You know Chat Pile? When I first heard them I was like "if Alexis Marshall wasn't broke he'd take these guys to the fucking cleaners"
>>222926946The only thing you remember from a movie about three hot girls being sluts is a black guy?
>>222920952The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.
The Freaks Are Flying (1957)
>>222927195Never listened to them... as a rule of thumb, I always assume bands which blow up super fast like Geese / Blood Incantation / Chat Pile or which are underground for a long time and then blow up out of nowhere like Turnstile / Daughters / Machine Girl suck because of sheer suckage, overration or selling out, and I'm usually right about them like 70% of the time.
The best part of Spring Breakers was the Britney Spears cover and Brit, which was the sluttiest of the thots. If it was a sensible movie, they'd be doing Facial Abuse by the end of it, let's be for real.
>>222927341After seeing Rachel Korine go absolutely nuts on a plant stem I believe that she can do anything
>>222927408Yeah, Cotty also had that Facial Abuse vibe, for real. I know I sound like I'm in it only for the fetishes, but I really do think it's one of the top films of the 10s lol, the fetish stuff just makes it better.
>>222927408Didn't she leave him recently? I think his midlife crisis comes from that
I feel like there's only one type of fetish and that's the fetish that freaks out the fetishists.
>>222927494I think it was him shooting k in front of his kids.
>>222927500And that would be?
>>222927540Ok so when I saw LVTs Nymphomaniac and saw the male dominatrix, something within him was revealed to me. The pain his character caused Charlotte Gainsbourg and the fact that his clientele were exclusively upper middle class women made me go "welp that's pretty much everything I've ever wanted to be encompassed into a person" but the few people I shared this sentiment thought it was "fucked up"
>>2229273413 > 4 > 2 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 1.
Make the next thread an armpit /film/
>>222927572Where does one apply for a job like that?
>>222927572>male dominatrixThat's still relatively tame as far as fetishes go. Whoever you shared that with are dull people.
>>222927572>male dominatrixThat was Jamie Bell. I remember him talking about how Lars was naked while directing actors in the set.
>>222927638How many underworld connects do you have?
>>222927572There's nothing fucked up if it's consensual... I had my dom awakening when I lost my virginity and noticed I enjoyed causing pain on the girl by banging her too hard. I also came inside, though that was probably bad, lol. I still think sometimes if I maybe have a child out there that I'm not aware of? But anyway, I think one has to be connected to their sexuality or else they end up bitter and annoyed with life.There's also this movie called Maïtresse which is about a female dom and her male assistant dom which is pretty cool. I really think it is a great movie, and you can see horses die on camera and dudes get their balls nailed to a chair without SFX. It's visceral and real, I like it.
>>2229275864>1>3>>>>>>>2, but desu, 2 can be a fluffer no prob.
There was a still from some John Cazale (?) film posted here several months ago or so. I feel like a total retard for not knowing the movie but, in case you know what I'm talking about, please post it (or the movie name) again
>>222927795>John CazaleHe was literally in 5 movies. And 2 of them are The Godfather. By process of elimination it was either Dog Day Afternoon, The Conversation, or The Deer Hunter.
>>222927795This is understandable given how lengthy his filmography is and how obscure the films are as well. And what an absolutely SHIT filmography to boot.
>>222927198yeah he had good screen presence
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>>222923705B(r)as(s)ed.
bump of /film/
