Thread for classics, arthouse and auteur cinema.
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Thomas Foster
Ayden James
That girl has a LOOONG neck!!
Jonathan Kelly
another webmless thread
Evan Jenkins
I'm seeing double! Four /film/ threads
Liam Nelson
get that up ya
Dominic Reyes
Thoughts on La Haine? Especially from Americans since they're kinda living it now
Chase Allen
I'm seeing double! Four posts asking for opinions on La Haine
Owen Carter
Is irreversible actually any good or is it just shock value? Never seen it but I know about the rape scene and violence.
Eli Robinson
Beautiful work over my Travolta pic, Ekbergbro. Unironically a great OP- if too early.
Owen Long
Great film and a brutal experience. Among the most memorable of the decade.
Charles Miller
Who's your favorite film critic? For me, it's pic related
Gavin Rodriguez
yeah so underrated dude
Christian Price
Did I get filtered with Through a Glass Darkly? It feels like standard Bergman but doesn't live up to expectation. It's like Autumn Sonata instead of Personal or Wild strawberries.
Luis Reyes
Christian Flores
Based Jokerchad
Bentley Cook
It's not a top Bergman for me either
Joseph Carter
>plot setup
Kevin Thompson
Watch out!!!! Pepe is going to SHOOT SOMEONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hudson Morales
Looks like a peaceful protest to me, bigot
Robert Scott
I think it's one of his best films personally. What didn't you like about it?
Joseph Powell
The Happening was actually imaginative and thought-provoking
Elijah Evans
Daddy Longlegs was bad, but now I understand their themes more. They're just SJWs promoting slave morality, knew there was something always nagging about their films.
Jordan Rivera
Based filmwatcher exploring a filmography and getting further insights about the directors's intentions and preoccupations
Andrew Nguyen
Give me some asian kino to watch. Nothing before 1990 though. I liked all of yangs films, lust, caution and the regulars like chungking etc, thought in the mood for love was boring and stopped watching 15 minutes in.
Henry Russell
Yeah I'm going to do their first film, doc, and shorts next, even though I dislike their aesthetic and everything I've seen from them aside from their short Goldman V. Silverman. They should just make shorts desu, but there's no money or acclaim in that, there's this Ken Jacobs aesthetic to their early work that becomes unberable at feature length but could work in small spurts, and they're too morbid for the sake of morbidity. That should be complemented by some Kafkaesque dark humor.
Aaron Kelly
Love & Pop
Jose Mitchell
MASTAH WAYNE, WE BUHHNED DA FOREST DOWN MASTAH WAYNE, DA BANDIT AD BEEN FROWIN EM AWAY
Gavin Long
>Nothing before 1990 though
Never going to make it. But have you seen WKWs films, HHHs films, Chang-dong's films, or Zhangkes, or Koreedas. These are the obvious starting points. I'd also say Allen Fong's Ah Ying from 83 or so first, if you're flexible about that rule.
Wyatt Watson
>thought in the mood for love was boring and stopped watching 15 minutes in.
Yikes
Election
The Man From Nowhere (which is a by the numbers action melodrama, but I doubt you would stop this one 15 minutes in)
The Assassin
Parasite
Ian Perry
Watched this yesterday and it immediately turned into my favorite movie when it comes to portraying relationships. I'm happy I identified less with the main character than I would have done 5 years ago and I'm curious to see how I would feel about the movie when watching it 5 years from now.
Connor Campbell
Cringe.
Brody Sullivan
to whoever recommended this
it's boring
Samuel Gray
There's a lot there, what hit you exactly?
Alexander Ross
>man from nowhere
yes i already know this very popular movie that everyone has seen
>assassin
boring and no plot
>parasite
gee i sure haven't seen the most popular asian movie in the last 10 years you reddit fuck
Chase Butler
Tale of Cinema