Queen of /film/

Binoche.

>>207986367
4/10

>>207986367
Bionichle.

>>207986367
"Binoche" starring Humphrey Bogart? Must be a French joint.

queen of /film/

(fuck I was so close too)

did gadonfag die or something

Thread for the discussion of arthouse and classic cinema.

>/film/ charts
https://mega.nz/folder/87xyiJjZ#3B2eXe2lmN2KbFNNEagggQ
>/film/ directors directory
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qgdYsMPAaFWrAa_7EHLpXqpOHLaDLmytM9wJ5nhGtqs
>/film/ literature
https://mega.nz/folder/XCokCRpR#tlesB0J_7jhaEWZVJqVzlA
>but anon, where do I find these films?
https://rentry.org/filmlinks
https://rentry.org/kinolinks
>script to make 3x3 webms
https://textdoc.co/D5QNYIX2avmsqi49

FUCK I forgot to link the previous thread: >>207973890

>>207986689
I said it many times. He's Kinskifag's dark double, he's here only when Kinskifag is here. And no, he didn't die, I saw him in a random /tv/ thread yesterday.

>>207986722
no one expected you to do the right thing

>>207986367
Lmaoing at the Cache's dogshit digital

>>207986595
Dark Passage is great until Bogart shows up

>>207986627
Boobs need to be bigger :(

>>207986627
We need to update the waifu chart.

It's pointless to watch kino if you're ugly and have a small d

>>207986924
I'd argue that that's when it's most pointful.

>>207986851
idk anon I know what youre saying but like I mentioned I cant expect anything other than bigger boobs looking disproportionate on her graceful figure

>>207987172
Embiggen other parts too to keep her proportionate.

>>207987195
I'm not looking for a plus size Bellucci though

>>207987204
I'm thinking more Jessica Rabbit-ish kinda Bellucci.

Happy birthday!!!

I remember when filmlinks anon got pissed off with something and deleted all the info on the rentry
that's why we have kinolinks too

why didnt they include this scene? :(

>Six or seven boys, aged twelve to fourteen, were playing in a heap of rubbish on the waterfront. One of the boys was urinating against a post and smiling at the other boys. The boys noticed Lee. Now their play was overtly sexual, with an undercurrent of mockery. They looked at Lee and whispered and laughed. Lee looked at them openly, a cold, hard stare of naked lust. He felt the tearing ache of limitless desire. He focused on one boy, the image sharp and clear, as if seen through a telescope with the other boys and the waterfront blacked out. The boy vibrated with life like a young animal. A wide grin showed sharp, white teeth. Under the torn shirt Lee glimpsed the thin body.

> His career lasted less than two decades, but he was extremely prolific; between 1967 and 1982, he completed over 40 feature films, 24 plays, two television serials, three short films, and four video productions, winning five of the most prestigious prizes for feature film in Germany, including the Golden Bear and multiple German Film Awards.

How?

>>207987965
by not being conceited, stuck up and understanding that he could make a film out of anything. he had decent funding and a great troupe with producers and actors which laid the foundation to churn out masterpiece after masterpiece

>>207987965
unironically drugs

>>207988129
meh this is so overplayed. many directors are on drugs and aren't even half as productive as him when he was sober. he didn't even get heavy on the coke until marriage of maria braun

>>207987958
I can't think of a director less suited to adapt Burroughs than Guadagnino. His style is too sanitized for the source material.

>>207988181
>His style is too sanitized for the source material.
they show Daniel Craig swapping cum with the other guy

>>207988279
Based.

>>207988378
When I say sanitized I mean the form of his films rather than the content, but even then "swapping cum" isn't really that scandalous. Maybe if this was the 60s.

>>207987965
>>207988164
The power of gay.

>watch movie
>get a history lesson by Cecil B. Demille instead
I went to the pictures, not to be educated!

>>207986564
kek

>look, this is why it's so hard for me to manage all these women and journalists :((
*yawn*
shlock-monologue for 60s' tabloids.
Antonioni is so much better it's not even funny.
Fellini's maximalism is like eating a birthday cake whole

>>207986329
Dead Reckoning (1946) is an underrated Bogart flick.

>>207989532
Antonioni is better but you got filtered by Fellini.

>>207989616
Coincidentally added this to watchlist yesterday after watching Allen referencing it in Play It Again Sam.

>>207989660
fuck off

Wow, early Kubrick fucking sucks.

>>207989616
>>207989718
not the best bogart by far, but all worth for watching Lizabeth Scott

>>207989616
I much prefer Dead Reckoning (2023)

>>207989879
Killer's Kiss is good, feels like a mix of very early Godard and very early Cassavetes.

I had 24 portable HDs with kino
I was collecting it since 2004
I deleted it all

>>207986329
Sahara (1943)

>>207989993
why tho

>>207990084
I much prefer Sahara (2005)

Roman Polanski (1933 - ∞)

>>207989718
I know. I always keep an eye on you.

>>207990494
this 5'2 sex pest goblin consistently pulled very attractive women

what's your excuse?

>>207989993
Damn. God gives bread to those who have no teeth.

>>207990527
I don't have his charisma or status or jewish verbal iq which allows him to smooth talk women

>>207989993
>>207990240
I had already watched it all.
I started rewatching movies and started to not like them as much as before.
Best to keep my memories.

>>207990725
>I started rewatching movies and started to not like them as much as before.
This is a problem for me as well, 9 times out 10 I like films less on rewatches.

We're all lacking charisma, status and verbal IQ here.

For the guy that asked an ending to the cop story: there isn't, we just went to the Von Trier screening via car, watched the movie, then went to eat some ceviche at a seafood restaurant after the movie. Came home around 11:30 pm and there were no notifications, neither did I receive any concerned neighbors around the daytime hours, so I just guess that the most likely thing is that the guy and his GF didn't press charges or that they will press them at a later date. Honestly, whatever happens happens, this is not really in my control.

>>207986329
>QotD
Casablanca

>>207989660
Yes.

>>207989993
>>207990584
I also had a karagarga account once but didn't care enough about it.

Tuberculosis Johnson

>>207989857
Filtered faggot.

>>207986329
>QOD
High Sierra.

>>207986367
>>207986627
Based.

>>207986689
>>207986723
I really think kinskifag might have offed himself, he just disappeared.

>>207987916
One of the true greats.

>>207990494
>∞
I actually hope so, it's great how much ha makes so many people seethe.

>>207990879
See, we told you not to worry about it.

>>207990527
I'm not rich and fluent in several languages.

>>207991095
invest
download duolingo

>>207986329
My favorite of his either "In a Lonely Place" or more likely "The Caine Mutiny"

The Michael Caine Mutiny.

Watching Blue Velvet, going to marathon the old mans filmography this 3-day weekend

>>207991324
That song wss better used by Kenneth Anger in his homo biker film.

>>207991117
Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Bogart, Grant, Stewart and Spencer Tracy are the Mount Rushmore of Old Hollywood film stars

>>207991477
True. Gallo gives him a run for his money with his use of Fools Rush In tho.

My rec for this thread controlled by The Illuminati™ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvBfHwUxHIk
Btw, percussion on this track is beyond godly.

Thought it was overwrought but it was pretty and the storm sequence is cool

>>207990527
I live in the 21st century.

>>207991076
>One of the true greats
Based.

>I really think kinskifag might have offed himself, he just disappeared.
When was the last sighting?

>>207992981
Couple of weeks ago by this point, he took gadonfag with him so in my book his sacrifice was a heroic act.

>>207993087
Damn... And we were about Tsaiposter being MIA for a couple of days. Hope that the worst isn't true.

>>207991324
Heineken?
FUCK HEINEKEN!
PABST! Blue Ribbon

>>207986329
I thought this guy was someone else. Who is the actor with the Dutch sounding name but was born in London, England?

>>207992981
>When was the last sighting?
I think here >>207796818, at least in /film/. Seems like he has taken his own advice, RIP.

>>207993218
lmao

>>207993163
>Tsaiposter being MIA for a couple of days.
Just been a bit busy lately. I've been posting in this thread.

>>207993275
I meant over Christmas. I think you said you were on holidays with family or something? Either way, good to have you here.

>>207993218
>A little over a week
I still have hope.

I miss Kinskiposter and his zingers. His acerbic wit was the lifeblood of this general.

>>207993395
Also the Kinskipics!

>>207992018
Gallo easily, that scene is pure kino.

>>207993346
Yeah, I was. Thought you meant the last few threads because I didn't post Lee at the top like I almost always do. I just quickly glanced at your post. Should've been obvious what you meant.

>>207991324
I really should rewatch Inland Empire in his honor. It's his only feature I've never rewatched, though I remember liking it. Always loved that mini DV-look. Shame that they AI-upscaled it for the latest home release.

>>207986329
Wong Kar Wai can't stop fucking up all his old films. In The Mood For Love is getting re-released in China with 10 minutes of never-before-seen footage including the deleted sex scenes that ruin the film.

>>207994056
And yet his last feature length was in 2013
What a motherfucker

So is Costa rica anon on jail?

>>207994152
Possibly.

>>207994152
Existentially, I'm a slave. Despite all my rage I'm still just a rat in a cage.
Legally speaking though, no, I'm free.

>>207994056
The only good aspect of that flick was the music

>>207994056
One could say that he is in the mood for grifting.

>>207993201
I know exactly who you're talking about but I can't recall anything about him

>>207986329
Real answer Casablanca tryhard faggot answer Key Largo.

>>207994152
He was the bitch of this general, now he is the bitch of the jail

>>207994978
>not sharing your favorite movies with your friends and family
But I do.
My parents watched most of it.
I'm always trying to get them to watch the things I like.

it's fucking UP
1fichier link code ?1jnomlrs0aynq68x6q9v

>>207995177
off-topic
/film/ is for Almodovar and Von Trier

>>207994056
Most boring piece of shit of all-time
Fallen Angels is his best

>>207994447
Just remembered he was in The Servant. Dirk Bogarde.

>>207995247
kys

Le feu follet

>>207995322
That movie is extremely homoerotic

I watched this last night and it fucking sucked. The biker gangs were cartoon character tier silly and stupid. Nothing intimidating or scary about them. I was cringing the entire time they were on the screen
Brando was good but there was just no substance, no story, no anything. The jackets and motorcycles were cool, that's it

>>207995168
It's kinda weird that this made me laugh.

>>207995247
I'm starting to feel like Lars Trier is one of the all time GOATs of cinema.

>>207986352
who is she? she's basically perfect looking

>>207995387
Were the bikers supposed to be scary? I've only seen about 20 minutes of this film, but based on what I've seen from other films of the time, teenage gangs are portrayed as sympathetic a lot of the time (like in Rebel Without a Cause)

>>207995456
Yes, the whole premise of the movie is a gang of outlaw bikers show up in a small town and start terrorizing the locals. but the gang is basically bugs bunny tier
maybe that was considered intimidating in the 50s but this movie aged very poorly. feels extremely dated, more than most 50s films which aged like shit

>>207995177
>Ishii
>Abe
Damn

>>207995522
It's so weird when you see 50s "teens" like in The Blob being played by 60 year old men lmao

>>207995368
Also erotic

We're all being played by 60 year old men here.

>>207995736
80 years old in my country

>>207995799
What do you mean? Where you from?

>>207995852
usa

which version of greed is better?

>>207995957
The one you have with you.

>>207995957
Watch the 140 minute theatrical version, and only check out the 239 minute reconstruction later on if you're still interested. The reconstruction is nice and all from a historical point of view, but very awkwardly cobbled together.

>>207995406
>Lars Trier
No deadnaming.

>>207995957
The 2 hours 20 minutes version. It's the theatrical cut everyone knows.
The 4 hours reconstruction uses still photographs from missing scenes, therefore rhythm of the film is hampered. So I don't see the reason to have it as the first watch.

There's also a fan-cut in vimeo that is nigh 2 hours long, but it happens to have: a custom original soundtrack (played by the fan himself) and retains the golden-tinted scenes... I think this version is great, but that's just my personal opinion.
>Is this the original 2hr 20min cut played at a faster frame rate?
>Hi, It's actually from a 4 hour version that I cut down to accommodate the allocated performance time we had. I was also editing it live as part of the dynamics of the performance which includes some improvised scoring. That said, you have a good eye. I did speed it up just a tad to bring the overall length down. Thanks for your question.

>>207993163
>Hope that the worst isn't true
Hope it is

>>207995168
This, the fact he pissed his panties crying over something like that to the point of even considering suicide, then so fearful of any law interaction, really made him consider him pretty pathetic. I know the mental issues are his excuse, but come the fuck on.

>>207995406
Have you watched Riget?

>>207996343
You'd cry and crap your pants if you found yourself in the same situation. Lol. The boxcutter nigga would've you skinned in the park.

>>207995177
Thanks for this

>>207996384
I walk past fentanyl homeless psychopaths everyday where I live, the difference is I don’t have a fucking total meltdown over a shitty subway sandwich

We're all just looking around here.

>>207996188
>>207996245
thanks

>>207996343
>made him consider him
I think I consider myself pretty pathetic for writing something retarded like this. I might have to take another break from the threads for a day.

Watching Tongues Untied. Feeling intellectual.

>>207996740
>Watching Tongues Untied.
Doubt

watching arthouse at 5x speed

>>207995177
>no subs
this is rape

>>207996769
You got me, I'm a big fat liar.

>>207996792
I don't get it.

>>207996792
Getting it. Feeling intellectual.

>>207996908
Explain the Renoir, Dreyer and Walsh ones.

>>207996939
Read enough Kierkegaard and Hegel.

>>207996951
I'M BLUEE DABBA DEE DUBBA DIEE

We're all reading continental philosophy here.

>>207996351
No.

>>207996343
Not that cool to lose your job, university and end up doing 3 months to a year in prison for getting into a stupid fight mah boi. And that's only in the case that he didn't die. Dude was unconscious on the ground with blood coming out of his nose. For all I know, I could end up doing 8 years for a stupid fight. I really should just have ran away
>shitty subway sandwich
They are great.

>>207997012
>Read Hegel
pass

>>207996792
Einstein is a scientist not a director.

>>207989028
unironically a bigger factor than the drugs re: his prolificness

Why do you like the movies of Diaz, Lanthimos and Bresson?
Explain it with your own words.
Would you still like them if you couldn't tell anyone about it?

>>207997519
Obviously not. He didn't ask about Eisenstein when I recommended Hegel. Wake up and keep up.

Looking though my letterboxd I realise I have more love for more of my 4 star films than 5 star films. A lot of the 5 stars are technically perfect but not that interesting while the 4 stars do something unique but have flaws.

Confession: I always painted abstract paintings like that (squares with different colors) to pass the plastic arts subject with the least possible effort.

>>207997541
>Lanthimos
Off-topic

>>207997541
>Lanthimos
Off-topic, you know what to do.

>>207997549
>A lot of the 5 stars are technically perfect but not that interesting
Sounds like you just have very dull taste.

>>207997568
>>207997575
>Off-topic
What about Diaz and Bresson?
Express your mind.
Unless you're afraid...

>>207997541
>Lanthimos
Wonderful set and costume design, usually pretty funny, aesthetics on point and good acting performances. Direction sometimes inconsistent, but I'd still consider him a 7.5 to 8/10 director on the regular.
>Bresson
He's just the best to ever do it alongside Godard and Antonioni: great stories, great themes that I can relate to. He's one of the deepest directors ever, with a filmography that builds over time and late career films which are mostly better than his early works. He uses minimalism to its utmost potential.
>Would you like them if you couldn't tell anyone about it.
Yes, in fact, telling people about them only makes the experience better.

>>207997563
>plastic arts subject
Sos más latino imposible. We (they) call that subject "art class" in here.

>Actress Kim Min-hee, 42, and director Hong Sang-soo, 64, expecting a child together
good for them

>>207997541
>Lanthimos
On topic

>>207997784
>>Lanthimos
>Wonderful set and costume design, usually pretty funny, aesthetics on point and good acting performances. Direction sometimes inconsistent, but I'd still consider him a 7.5 to 8/10 director on the regular.
>>Bresson
>He's just the best to ever do it alongside Godard and Antonioni: great stories, great themes that I can relate to. He's one of the deepest directors ever, with a filmography that builds over time and late career films which are mostly better than his early works. He uses minimalism to its utmost potential.
>>Would you like them if you couldn't tell anyone about it.
>Yes, in fact, telling people about them only makes the experience better

lmao
of course the bresson fan likes lanthimos as well
how unfortunate!

>>207986689
hit by a train. F.

>>207997626
I just explained how I like flawed movies more dumbass, I just can't give them a perfect score when they are objectively not perfect.

>>207997800
The child will be autistic.

>>207996792
I don't get it and neither do you

>>207992959
So does Polanski. No excuses.

>>207997891
>objectively
Actual retard detected.

>>207997820
Bressonian acting is actually kinda similar to Lanthimosonian acting, so there is not that much of a surprise.

>>207997893
Just like you

>>207997891
>they are objectively not perfect
By what metric?

"Hollis Frampton" is the funniest filmmaker name possible. Imagine being named fucking "Hollis Frampton". Fucking lmao

>>207986329
The Petrified Forest

>arms hanging off him like a couple of dead sharks

>>207998060
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LpEimeC9ek

>In his most important work to date, and the most original new work of cinema I have seen since Brakhage's Scenes From Under Childhood: Part IV. Frampton's film is an exercise in mathematical logic in cinema. Or is it a mechanical logic? Three viewings do not help me to explain to you what the film is all about. It's about alphabet. It's about the unities of similarities. It's about sameness in a confusion. It's about logic in chance. It's about structure and logic. It's about rhythm. Ah, what a difference between Zorns Lemma and all the 'serious' commercial movies that I occasionally praise!
- Jonas Mekas

>>207997800
feel sorry for the kid

>>207997784
Art class was so fucking boring and I felt any artistic skill of me vanishing while being there
That being said, I stoped to draw as obsessively as I did when I was a kid by the time I was 12 and all those skills never came back

>La Cocina is out
Anyone here seen it?

>>207997800
The child will have Down's.
>just like you

>Mexican crap
No thanks

>>207998060
>"Hollis Frampton" is the funniest filmmaker name possible.
For me it's Kinky Duck

>>207998214
off-topic

>>207998214
Lanthimosonian poster.

>>207998203
Yeah, the education system usually makes things very boring, even those that are cool, like art. Were you public or privately schooled? I also stopped drawing when I began feeling like I was shit at it. I guess taking up the discipline to start again could be good. I did some graphic design work and my peers really liked what I brought to the table, even though I felt like my painting and drawing wasn't up to standards. Maybe I should get some classes, could be fun.

Kinos about ugliness?

>>207998330
The Elephant Mayne

>>207998214
absolutely great sound design, in some parts "over-directed" (if that's a thing), the MC is an asshole (I guess that's intentional but it clashes with the marxist themes of the movie) and Rooney a cute

>>207998214
On topic

>>207998322
Only poor niggas here on /film/. And I went to public school all my life, swinging around two cities every 2 years.
Tbqhwy my last time at school (highschool) was a waste of time and I really really would like to at least go back in time to punch myself and tell my past self to go study physics or calculus on the meanwhile instead of sleeping 3 hours every night and the rest in class, and also to man up and tell the blonde foid bitch that I kinda like her and to stop procrastinating like a fucking retard because that will ruin his life yet to come jesus fucking christ AAAA
And yeah art class in nearly every school I was sucked with the exception of the tiny rural school I went to when I was 11/12 where I remember doing some epic portrait of Darwin using coal.

>>207998330
Your biopic

>>207997541
>Would you still like them if you couldn't tell anyone about it?
I don’t talk to anyone about cinema, including you.

>>207997891
>objectively
lmao, would love to hear how you objectively rate art

>>207997800
Guess what all his future films will be about?

>>207998517
Holy SHIT lmao he got BTFO

>>207998330
Greed (1924)

>>207998330
The Scarlet Street

>>207998330
Anything Lanthimos

>>207998503
>epic portrait of Darwin
Epic.
Sucks that your time sucked. I used to think public High School was a piece of shit when I was there, but looking back at it, the stretch from 13 to 19 years old were probably the best years of my life, in no doubt helped by drugs and alcohol. There was a time when me and my friends used to get black out drunk 3 or 4 times a week, and I very much enjoyed not going to classes to pursue our "hobby" lmao. The only thing I regret was not putting in more effort to get a better GPA for university, would have made my life a lot easier. I have the good luck of having had the balls to tell every girl I liked back then that I liked her, though really, I didn't get too far. I also broke some hearts, which probably wasn't that nice of me. I kinda regret that too, desu.

>>207998517
>Your biopic
It would be kino desu

>>207998556
>>207997941
You've never been bothered by a bad scene transition, continuity error, plot hole, poor soundwork etc before? I'm not posting here if you're going to be this dense.

>>207998531
>I don’t talk to anyone about cinema, including you
I accept your concession.

>>207998330
Céline and Julie Go Boating

>>207998793
No. I don't notice those things.

>>207995407
Ophélie Bau.

Just rewatched Forbidden Planet. What are some other good 50's scifi movies? I believe I've seen the classics but it's okay to list them too, I may have forgotten some, but lesser known ones preferable.
I watched the original body snatchers recently and was super impressed, what a timeless movie.

>>207999008
the crawling eye

>>207998916
Based.

>>207998330
A day at the beach

youtube.com/watch?v=lfWbP_CydeQ

>>207999056
no i actually think dominique labourier and the other lead girl are kinda cute, i just thought it'd be funny to say that

What Casevetes flick can I watch to appear more cinephilic to my peers? I only want to throw out movie names to appear better than them. They think Fincher and Kubrick are peak cinema while I'm more of a Snyder, Bay, Felini type of guy.

i have been adding the entire Rotterdam Film Festival lineup onto TMDB including shorts, it's been two weeks and i am not yet done, this is titanic work and i do it for free
i wonder if that's how jannies feel

>>207999091
The Notebook (2004) is just for you buddy

>>207997519
Hegel is gay

>>207999104
I've seen that one already. It's my life story.

>>207998793
>bad scene transition
I don’t know what “bad” means, sounds subjective.

>continuity error, plot hole
If you actually care about continuity and plot that much, you’ve got bigger problems.

>poor soundwork
I don’t know what “poor” means, sounds subjective.

>I'm not posting here if you're going to be this dense
I hope so.

>>207999098
Jesus, why.

B&W kinos including bad weather at sea, smugglers, lighthouse keepers, bandits?

>Inb4 The Jamaica Inn
>inb4 The Lighthouse

>>207999364
You said “kino”, so I wouldn’t have suggested Lighthouse anyway

>>207996792
Where is this from? I saw this like 15 years ago, had forgotten about it.

>>207997541
I love the Lav Diaz films I've seen because of the absurd lengths he goes to to create depth and make you emotional. You'll find yourself wondering why he chose to do something in such a way, and when it all comes together it destroys you. He makes monumental works where the parts that strike the viewer the most are either minor, poetic aspects or the film's complex, yet fully correlated, thematic skein.
I love his works just as much, if I were required to keep my analyses of them to myself.

>>207997784
>likes Lanthimos
Retard. No wonder you're a South American.

>>207999419
Each column is relating to a particular film technique, and how each director applies that particular technique. The Eisenstein-Tarantino one is about editing, the Welles-Ruiz one is about framing.

Fucking "Hollis Frampton" lmao

>>207999346
someone has to

>>207997568
My brain automatically filtered out Lanthimos and inserted Angelopoulos when I initially read it.

>>207999091
>What Casevetes flick can I watch to appear more cinephilic to my peers?
This isn't a good mindset. You should watch Cassavetes because you're interested in finding new cinema, not because you want to show off to other people wtf. Watch Faces.
>>207999364
Does it need to have all of those things?

>triggered by lanthimos
OH NO NO NO NO NO

>>207999484
I asked where it's from, not what it is.

>>207999535
Lighthouse in bad weather is the main thing

>>207999364
the sea wolf

>>207999409
lol, i thought it looked good and had a few laughs atleast

Reminder, top 10 /films/ of all time

1. Je, tu, il, elle (Chantal Akerman, 1974)
2. Jamaica Inn (Alfred Hitchcock, 1939)
3. Chimes at Midnight (Orson Welles, 1966)
4. Early Summer (Ozu Yasujiro, 1951)
5. Happy Together (Wong Kar-wai, 1997)
6. Lolita (Stanley Kubrick, 1962)
7. As Long as It's Love (Lina Wertmüller, 1989)
8. Blue Velvet (David Lynch, 1986)
9. Enthusiasm: The Symphony of Donbas (Dziga Vertov, 1931)
10. On the Town (Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly, 1949)

the favourite is good, stop bullying costarica-kun

Hollis Frampton never made a film

>>207999561
OH NO NO NO LMAO

>>207999578
Looks perfect, thank you

>>207999601
Shut the fuck up pleb.

>>207999710
Calm down son

>>207999625
it's good indeed, if you have severe brain damage that is

>>207999701
you're welcome

>>207999767
found another,
I havent seen this one

>>207998793
>bad scene transition
Subjective.
>continuity error, plot hole
Objective.
>poor soundwork
Subjective.

Back to school, little brother.

>>207999482
You're so retarded you don't even know the difference between Central America and South America. What a waste of a "brain".

>>207999625
Let him come, another anger management victim incoming. We're all going to prison here.

>A fifteen-year-old girl experiences a sexual awakening when she falls head over heels in love with her female teacher.
https://youtu.be/BgfMCJ769rU?si=FUf7ybr3FVn1DWLM
People always talk about how French are le degenerate, but it's the fucking northerners who are the most fucked up.
Making a movie where same sex pedo shit is so cute and tender and shit. And it's interracial as well lmao.

>>207999601
>Chimes at midnight

I once had a fat-ass regular at my gas station who was always loud, boisterous and patronizing. Told him he was a regular Falstaff. He mustve googled it because he started having manners and loosing weight -was a thing to behold. I feel pretty smug about it

>plot hole
Uh oh looks like we got ourselves a plotfag here, fellas.

What

>>207999854
How's the weather in your american city today, friend?

Fellini fetus

>>207999854
Evil cinema.

>>207999898
Can you give a few more examples of evil cinema? It's a topic that's been on my mind lately.

>>207999915
I Saw the TV Glow
The Message

>>207999091
If you want to be popular with girls you should watch the Gina Rowlands centered ones, like A Woman Under the Influence and Opening Night.

I need some clussy, bros

>>207999601
actual list

>The Message
The 1976 film? Why?

>>207999482
>South American
smoothbrain on display

>>207999950
>>208000024
>The Message
It's like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder how I keep from going under

>>207999767
>>207999819
Nice

>>208000012
>The Grapes of Wrath
If John Fordov had made that commie film ten years later, he would've been blacklisted.

This guy knows his stuff.

>>208000116
He definitely have style

>>208000116
pimpin

I wrote a long post in response to a few anons but there’s no use posting it ITT.

>>208000221
post it, bro.

>>208000008
i love this movie more than life itself

>>208000101
>John Fordov
His name is John Feeney.

>>208000221
Either post it or don't, none of us gives a shit.

>>208000101
Fordov? Never heard of her

>>207986329

Oh man, the first Ironman is a real classic

Wasting my time on /film/ instead of watching films. Feeling intellectual.

>>208000116
big pimpin
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Cgoqrgc_0cM

>>208000277
I have three monitors so I can browse /film/, watch films, and look for new films, all at the same time.

>>208000254
You do enough to reply ;)

>>208000301
based punq

The reason I watch kino IS to show off to the plebs. Whenever they claim Spielberg or Trannytino is the best director I throw a random European name and they stfu.

>>208000344
That's not true lil bro

A few months ago, I told a pleb to watch Dreyer instead of Eggers, and a random French woman started sucking my cock right there in the middle of the park. Such is life!

>>208000221
Good

robert, it goes down

>>208000416
It was me, I'm a man? Sucked you off and then we did a 69, good times.

>>208000416
Then a homeless guy came up to me with a razor, now I’m scared of the cops and I’ve locked myself in the basement, really considering suicide now

>>208000482
>I'm a man?
You don't know? That's common these days.

>>208000344
I used to do this, everyone just stopped talking to me about movies, which is great

>>208000532
Based people around you, tired of your bullshit

>>208000553
I was tired of theirs, yeah they’re true friends for knowing not to bring up shit that’s going to infuriate me like their taste in film

bakin

>>208000689
too late

too early to be too late

>>208000781
i know a perfect kino you can speedrun then

>>208001003
>another anon is straight
>(You) bring up your fetishes
weird lil bro

>>208001033
Yea I'm a freak so what

New

>>208001063
>>208001063
>>208001063

>>207999983
Thanks

bump

>>207999078
Less based but still based.