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Samuel Perry
Kevin Nguyen
>women in the OP
BASED
Jaxon Morgan
give me a kino to watch. I've watched the majority of them btw.
Ayden Perry
Children of Divorce (1927) by Josef Sternberg
Eli Harris
Alright, thanks.
Cameron Peterson
Armpits look so creamy and sexy in black and white
Owen Watson
Why is American culture propagating infantilization? Star Wars, superhero films, animated films directed at adults like Sausage Party, Ted, etc..
I asked in the previous thread for Europeans to imagine actors from their own country starring in a blockbuster superhero film which also were locally produced. For me, that thought seemed impossible, like the whole ordeal would be nothing but a huge embarrassment for everyone involved. I think I know the reason for this now that I have had more time to think about it. I'd like to hear the perspective of other Europeans.
Charles Moore
easy to digest, plus the audience is way bigger: children, women and men.
Christian Kelly
Another webmless thread
Eli Rogers
test
Lucas Rogers
Americans are lowbrow and stupid.
Hunter Sanchez
Landon Cooper
Why do you keep sucking muslim dick?
Owen Gray
Based
Caleb Bailey
Says Jamal
Seethe.
Isaiah Lopez
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>Says Jamal
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>Seethe.
Xavier Bennett
Double based
Jacob Carter
>the whole ordeal would be nothing but a huge embarrassment for everyone involved
As a Slav, I agree.
Still, those "American" blockbusters and superhero films are extremely popular in pretty much every country..
Tyler Lopez
>I fucking hate Americans
Correct.
Carson Collins
go away YMS
Andrew Ross
>posting comic book writers
very unbased
Joshua Taylor
i just love this movie, it touches me on a deeper level, i dont want to die, im terribly afraid to die, i feel identified with this crying man.
Ryan Miller
Wang Tung's Hill of No Return
Carson Miller
James Lopez
Ryder Cooper
Kubrick is the greatest filmmaker that has ever lived.
Samuel Martinez
silent era > 1930-1950 > 1970's > 1950's > 1960's > 1980's > 1990's > 2010's >>>>> 2000's
Christian Bell
So is it a case of enjoying Americans acting infantile, while the rest wouldn't ever consider "ridiculing" themselves in such a manner? People do derive humor from the class clown, but wouldn't ever actually start acting like that themselves.
I think the reason why Americans are so knee deep in these superhero/space wizard/cowboy films are because the culture itself, the military industrial-complex feeds on the hero myth. I wouldn't go as far as to say all of those films are recruitment films, but they do propagate the desire to stand out and conquer evil in the face of death, where better to achieve that, than in the military?
Jason Phillips
Imagine being American. Raised your whole life to think you're the creme de la creme. Raised your whole life to believe the rest of the world is jealous of you and wants to come and live in your country. Raised your whole life thinking the month comes before the day. Raised your whole life thinking you're the most Aryan of the Aryan, the most German of the Germanic.
When in reality you're some pale brown with big juicy Negro lips and flapping ears. You'd pass for Gypsy in the old world. Any attempt at depth from your lot results in a cheap imitation of Europe. Keep Linklater, Aster and Eggers. You're welcome to them.
Your only geniune cinematic creation is the archetypical weak, curly haired, witty, Jewish character, who by some Talmudic magic, using only his wit and sheer chutzpah, gets the girl of his dreams and in the process teaches the audience of the evil of white tradition. Which caused your browning in the first place.
You fucking mongrels.
Adam Roberts
i hate the acting in silent era, holy shit its cringy, i dont know why they did that
Xavier Flores
What about Amour L'Apres Midi?
Did you like it did you hate it? Why?
forever