Film Thread Anonymous Comrade 2020-12-21 (Mon) 04:39:33 No. 1660 [View All]
Alright filmfags, show me what you've got. <S Tier - Timeless>Tarkovsky: Stalker, Andrei Rublev, Solaris >Klimov: Come and See >Bela Tarr: Turin Horse, Werckmeister Harmonies, Satantango (all very demanding) >Bergman: Persona, Seventh Seal >Herzog: Aguirre (I love them all but this one stands apart) >Kubrick: 2001 <A Tier - Food for the soul>Visconti: The Leopard, Rocco and his Brothers >Fellini: La Dolce Vita, Amarcord >De Sica: Bicycle Thieves, Umberto D. >Pontecorvo: Battle of Algiers >Cocteau: Orpheus, Blood of a Poet >Godard: Breathless, Band of Outsiders, The Little Soldier >Kurosawa: Yojimbo, Throne of Blood, Ran >Mizoguchi: Sansho, Ugetsu >Kobayashi: Seppuku, Human Condition >Fritz Lang: Dr. Mabuse, Metropolis, M >Bunuel: Discreet Charm, Simon of the Desert, The Exterminating Angel >Kieslowski: Dekalog >David Lynch: Anything, including Twin Peaks old and new. >Ki-duk Kim: Spring, Summer… >Gilliam: Brazil >Kubrick (pt. 2): The Shining, Clockwork Orange, Dr. Strangelove, FMJ <A- Tier - Entertainment>Cronenberg: Naked Lunch, Dead Ringers >Billy Wilder: One, Two, Three, Sunset Blvd, Witness for the Prosecution >Becker: Le Trou, Touchez pas au Grisbi >Melville: Army of Shadows, Le Cercle Rouge, Bob le Flambeur >Clouzot: Diabolique, Wages of Fear (the ultimate languagefag film) >Bresson: A Man Escaped, Pickpocket >Renoir: The Grand Illusion, Rules of the Game >Ferrara: Bad Lieutenant, King of NY >Jodorowsky: The Holy Mountain, Santa Sangre >Peckinpah: Straw Dogs, Alfredo Garcia >Woody Allen: Annie Hall. All the other old-and-good ones too. >Carpenter: The Thing, They Live >Tarantino: Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs >Scorsese: Kind of Comedy, Taxi Driver. The rest can kinda fuck off. >Hitchcock: Pretty much all of them. Let's talk about movies, then. Don't have to be lefty films but obviously recommendations on that front are also welcome.
136 posts and 46 image replies omitted. Click reply to view. Anonymous 2021-06-14 (Mon) 11:23:26 No. 16479
>>16478 Literally? Read the wikipedia synopsis.
Thematically? A satire of television corporate media in general, in particular profit-over-morals, media circus, media desensitization and dehumanization.
Anonymous 2021-06-17 (Thu) 09:21:12 No. 16554
what is the ideology/story of citizen kane? i've never watched it
Anonymous 2021-06-18 (Fri) 06:59:53 No. 16590
>>16588 who the fuck is this orange uhyga and why the fuck is he everywhere
Anonymous 2021-06-23 (Wed) 08:07:43 No. 16856
https://twitter.com/johencho/status/1407076394652225549 I don't get it
Why is everybody saying the boyfriend from Devil Wears Prada was bad and the villain?
From where I see it, He was the right one. She was becoming too bougie and he maturely left her
Anonymous 2021-07-14 (Wed) 11:52:43 No. 17906
why do people like boogie nights from the wikipedia film summary it sounds like just another story about rags to riches than to rags again because of sex and drugs story is it the dialogue and acting that's good about it? because it sure doesn't sound the like the story is anything special.
Anonymous 2021-07-14 (Wed) 13:40:22 No. 17908
>>16980 No, should we ? what is it about ?
Anonymous 2021-07-14 (Wed) 15:28:49 No. 17911
>>17906 It was good / fresh for its time, but it aged like milk imo. Saw it when I was young and even back then I realized it's a shit film.
Anonymous 2021-07-14 (Wed) 15:52:48 No. 17912
>>17911 reading the letterboxd reviews made me think it was the greatest thing since sliced bread, i felt insane
somebody quoted a line from the movie and it was the goofiest shit imaginable. something out of cartoon. but they wrote up so much fluff on how great the movie is.
sometimes i feel like people just keep this long prank going on where they praise a thing because others are praising it too just to keep some random semblance of status quo going on
do you remember anything else about watching it in theatres? it's been a long while since i've been in one
recount anything if you can
Anonymous 2021-07-15 (Thu) 07:56:54 No. 17934
2001 like most of Kubrick's work is overrated garbage
Some of my favorites:
> Chinatown> Solaris / (Mirror, Stalker) > Vertigo/ (Rear View, Psycho) > Salo, or 120 Days of Sodom > Akira >>16477 Network is garbage and the director is a Proudhonist
and an actual Zionist - his Marxist hateboner is apparent too.
acceleration Acceleration Anonymous 2021-07-15 (Thu) 08:14:25 No. 17936
>>17934 What's so bad about Kubrick
Anonymous 2021-07-15 (Thu) 08:27:07 No. 17938
>>16472 It's the same shit as every other "girlboss" movie coming out in the past decade - generic, ironically sexist to both men and women and disgustingly stupid.
Anonymous 2021-07-15 (Thu) 08:44:27 No. 17941
>>17936 I just think he's an overrated hack with above-average shots. Eyes Wide Shut is good, but I fucking hate everything else he's made especially 2001 - and its insulting to put him next to actual auteurs like Polanski/Tarkovsky/Ozu etc
acceleration Acceleration Anonymous 2021-07-15 (Thu) 08:59:55 No. 17942
>>15697 Груз 200
Awful film (see
>>10107 ) but made in such a way that it leaves you black inside - I only recommend if you like being suicidal.
>>15616 А Зори Здесь Тихий
Отец Солдата
Они Срожались За Родину
В Бой Идут Одни Старики
Освобождение
Аты Баты Шли Солдаты
Жаворонок (1965)
>>13798 Try Archive.is, the site must have made itself PPV
Anonymous 2021-07-15 (Thu) 10:03:10 No. 17945
>>17934 The director is anarchist?
Why does he hate marxists
>>17936 Speaking of Kubrick what did that furry oral sex in the Shining mean?
It's so fucking weird and confusing
Anonymous 2021-07-15 (Thu) 10:04:04 No. 17946
>>16470 why is my mans looking like dr.frasier claus
Anonymous 2021-07-15 (Thu) 15:40:20 No. 17954
>>17951 It was a garbage film but despite him being portrayed as an idiot, The Captain was the best character in the movie.
Also
>Tattooing "Karl Marx" on your knuckles is a weird thing to do even for a communist More than weird, it was something Prisoners would tattoo in the GULAG to mock communists.
Anonymous 2021-07-15 (Thu) 22:54:39 No. 17958
>>17945 Ah sry the screenwriter I meant,I actually like the director (mash is great which he also dirrcted) but the screenwriter was a Zionist socdem (his words) but his vision is essentially proudhonist if you watch the film.
acceleration Acceleration Anonymous 2021-07-16 (Fri) 04:44:27 No. 17964
>>17954 >More than weird, it was something Prisoners would tattoo in the GULAG to mock communists. wtf how does that mock the communists
did they think they would escape out and beat the communists with their fists thus being ironic?
Anonymous 2021-07-17 (Sat) 18:07:43 No. 18003
>>17951 What film is that? I don't watch Marvel.
Anonymous 2021-07-17 (Sat) 23:58:58 No. 18011
>>17964 well yes that irony is a part of it, but frankly it' a bit hard to explain Russian prison life, myself being aware of it only through people I knew who were there. It's similar to people tattooing religious figures and other stuff on themselves in prison there, there is a double meaning within the criminal world, that only criminals really know, like the origins of their nicknames and such.
>>18003 The Black Widow movies, basically it's that shitty Red Sparrow but less graphic and with bad humor thrown in.
Phoneposter 2021-07-24 (Sat) 10:10:39 No. 18361
Best Laid Plans is forgotten kino. IMHO
Anonymous 2021-07-25 (Sun) 19:38:02 No. 18412
>>1660 I watched Aguirre the other day; great film.
egoism Egoism Anonymous 2021-07-25 (Sun) 22:28:11 No. 18426
Anyone seen picrel? It has some pretty good reviews.
It's a chinese movie about communist spies that received training in the Soviet Union doing a job over at the puppet state of Manchuko.
Trailer:
https://youtu.be/dlQYk0O56HU Anonymous 2021-07-27 (Tue) 17:26:54 No. 18493
>>18426 (me)
I've watched it, and it's a very good spy movie. At the beginning, we see one of the communists spilling out details about the operation to avoid being shot, but our four protagonists don't know about it. The operation is kaput from the start, which makes sure the movie is always tense. All of the spies are smart, making moves to withhold/extract information from others. This feels exactly like what a spy movie should feel.
Unfortunately, I can't say I enjoyed the movie to it's fullest. There were moments where I couldn't absorb new information fast enough. All the characters wear the same clothes, which did not make things easier, plus I find remembering their names quite hard. A character/event flowchart would be a welcome companion while watching it.
From what I've been able to research, this is actually a prequel to the 2012 tv show "悬崖" (Cliff) by the same writer, Quan Yongxian. In an interview (
https://inf.news/entertainment/bd5332246260958e06dc8ead644ec3da.html ), he said that in 2015 he had written the script for this prequel as a 60-episode show.
If this had been a tv show – or even a book –, where things could flow in a more friendly pace, this would've been a absolute must watch. Overall, it is a very good movie, and I recommend anyone interested to watch it, even though you'll scratch your head sometimes and may wish to rewind a bit to understand what is happening (though I didn't, and was still able to enjoy it very much).
Anonymous 2021-07-28 (Wed) 03:20:12 No. 18501
>>18429 Everything I know about Soul Plane, I learned from The Boondocks.
Anonymous 2021-07-28 (Wed) 22:45:06 No. 18538
Anyone seen L'An 01? >The film narrates a utopian abandonment, consensual and festive of the market economy and high productivity. The population decides on a number of resolutions, beginning with "Let's stop everything," and the second "After a period of total stoppage, let's bring back — reluctantly — just the services and products we can't do without. Probably : water to drink, electricity for reading at night, the radio to say 'This is not the end of the world, this is Year 1, and now a page of Celestial Mechanics." The implementation of these resolutions is the first day of a new era, Year 1. L'An 01 is emblematic of the challenge of the 1970s and covers such diverse topics as ecology, negation of authority, free love, communal living, rejection of private property and labor.
Captain Soybeard 2021-07-28 (Wed) 23:25:08 No. 18540
Have no idea whether to watch the 90s Treasure Island movie first or read the book first might also watch the 50s version and Muppets version after just out of curiousitypirate Pirate
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 13:17:56 No. 18882
Ayy montecellos (New word I just invented) Is Godzilla vs King Kong a fun movie fully to watch? I don't mean like are there 2 minutes of good fights and comedy Is the entire experience fun to watch? Is it plagued by the same problems of the other monsterverse movies where the human characters are utterly boring?
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 13:18:27 No. 18883
>>18429 I'll watch this
It looks like there'll be boobs innit
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 06:50:17 No. 18958
I hate the only theatres shit so much. I want to pirate Free Guys and watch it when it comes out not 6 months after. I liked the forced digital shit HBO did If we weren't living in capitalism. This wouldn't even be a problem. We would still have theatres for the culture without forcefully releasing first only on theatres for muh economy.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 17:13:59 No. 18973
>>18958 try Kinogo.la, thy have all the versions of nearly every film and tv series from all sorts of countries and can be downloaded
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 17:15:24 No. 18974
>>18882 >Is Godzilla vs King Kong a fun movie fully to watch There's a good review of the movie from a cinematographical perspective on the /m/ thread on
>>>/anime/ It's a fun, cheesy but generally silly movie, so maybe not to your tastes.
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 03:36:16 No. 18980
>>18973 Thanks for the new piracy site
>>18974 And Thanks for the review. I feel like I can enjoy this movie.
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 05:50:45 No. 18985
>>18980 >I can enjoy this movie I certainly did, and I'm glad to help both with the review and the site.
Anonymous 2021-08-31 (Tue) 21:10:38 No. 19340
What's the best version of Les Miserables?
Anonymous 2021-08-31 (Tue) 21:32:52 No. 19349
>>17934 >>17945 >>18011 Death of the author, bitch! The politics or intent of the creator are irrelevant in mainstream mass media
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 19:51:13 No. 19397
>>10320 Someone screencap this effort post
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 20:56:07 No. 20584
>>20577 carpenter was a paleo libertarian or something
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 18:03:56 No. 20840
Any good East German movies around 1930s-ww2? I've watched the Thalmann movie and Ich War Neunzehn.
Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 10:54:54 No. 21005
Who here /cassavetes/ ? Bout to watch my first tonight. Love Streams (1984)
Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 13:37:57 No. 21007
>>16479 You forgot the part about the militant black leftist organization and the absurdity of capitalist media recuperating revolutionary ideas.
I feel that was a big part of it.
Anonymous 2022-01-11 (Tue) 21:09:16 No. 22356
>>13941 Xi Jinping and Jack Ma holding a friendly conversation
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