>>208009305
YHWH... the greatest director of all.

>>208009300
Ya know I'll betcha this film is why norm liked duvall so much

>>208009050
I think you nailed it. Someone like Harmony Korine is intellectually counterfeit compared to an Abel Ferrara. When I watch Korine films, I know they are a prank trying to impress his ivy league buddies in the Criterion Collection. When I watch Abel Ferrara's movies, I believe that he really is the very grimy degenerate who would make this movie.

Have you guys noticed there's a weird trend in discussion lately where apparently if you didn't like something then clearly you mustn't have understood it?

>>208009419
You mean here inside /film/, or in general?

>>208009441
In general
Believe it not, /film/ and 4chan (when it isn't being faggots) is actually fantastic for discussion, because every single opinion is equal and heard

>>208009382
Harmony Korine is more of a documentarian at heart, from the herzogian school of filmmaking. He doesn't create, so much as point his camera at things already created like a tourist at a zoo. I don't think him and Ferrara are competing in the same genre to be compared like that

>>208009419
>>208009463
It's a side effect of millions of normalfags watching YouTube video essays that analyze and "explain" films.

>>208009475
Post nose

>>208009484
I'm not a fucking yid--*sees a penny on the ground* excuse me

>>208009419
>lately
lmao

>>208009300
>QOTD
Virtue doesn’t exist, no examples

>>208009550
>the commie from last thread wasn't stranded
ugh

We're all commies here.

anyone else's criterion streaming service acting up or just me?

>>208009475
This is mostly true. He is a tour guide through a zoo, Ferrara is the zoo animal

>>208009764
>to fund anti-white projects
Like what?

>>208009772
They censored The French Connection and just like at the garbage they put out now

>>208009803
>They censored The French Connection
Isn't Disney responsible for that?

>>208009825
Criterion still let them

>>208009830
>let them
Why do you think Criterion would have any control over Disney?

>>208009803
They censored it? The criterion? I thought they were all about integrity what'd they change?

>>208009650
>actually paying for streaming
lmao

>>208009911
>>208009764
Okay first of all, I'm not paying for it

>>208009858
Disney cut out the n-word from the master that they sent to Criterion.

>>208009858
>criterion
>integrity
lmao

>>208009772
They even have a new label now exclusively for woke, black, and LGBT content called Janus Contemporaries. I would love to see the sales I doubt any of them sell more than 500 copies.

>>208009920
>watching streaming
lmao

>>208009927
But tarantino says nigger like 10 times himself in pulp fiction and it won an oscar what's the big deal

Does a movie about kids hanging out need to be fucking 130 minutes long? it's not particularly funny like Ozu's Good Morning either.

>>208009948
What's wrong with streaming man am I supposed to wait for the local theatre to do a run of whatever old movie I wanna see?

>>208010054
I WISH it ended sooner

>>208010059
Torrent remux you stupid piece of shit

>>208009991
The Tarantino thing is classic cognitive dissonance. A lot of directors were untouchable during that woke era.

>>208010054
You have only yourself to blame for even watching one minute of this garbage

>>208010083
My dad will get emails and start asking questions. No, streaming is better for me

>>208010083
It is really blowing my mind learning there are people who do not download films, i genuinely thought every single person who's into film beyond the normiest of normie levels did it.

>>208010054
I mix this one up with his other kid movie is this the one where they're abandoned by their mom or the one where they play in the woods and get losted during the rain

>>208010124
What are you, 15?

>>208010124
>My dad will get emails
Wat

>>208010151
I am a 36 year old man with grey hair trying to survive in this crazy mixed up world

>>208010124
>streaming is better for me
lmao

>>208010135
>every single person who's into film beyond the normiest of normie levels did it
They do. This dumbfuck watches Criterion = normie

>>208010157
My brother downloaded momma mia years ago and my dad got an email about it and I was second hand embarrassed so badly I didn't want to ever have to answer for my downloads. It happened anyway because of some porno, but that just further scarred me

>>208010176
I resent the implication that I am a normie simply because I am watching my films through a particular service

>>208010178
genuine lmao

I torrented hundreds of jav titles last year and for some fucking bizarre reason our isp sent my parents a warning email listing them all
mom printed it off and now whenever i disagree with her about something she'll get the list and start reading off titles and dad laughs at me

>>208010191
Good. I resent your existence

>>208010143
Both Nobody Knows and Monster were actually good unlike I Wish.

>>208010178
>>208010199
I never heard tell of someone getting emails from torrenting, that's weird. Been downloading all sorts of stuff from the internet since 2005 and never once anything like that happened to me or my dad. What country are you from?

>>208010178
Don’t download momma mia. I guarantee you’re not getting emails over downloading Ich War Neunzehn

>>208010212
What the fuck did I do to you man? I'm just watching kino wherever it comes up. I download movies too, just get off my back okay

>>208010224
>muh gay kids film
>good
come on now

>>208010239
>I'm just watching kino
>streaming Criterion
lmao

>>208010199
For me it was a couple videos of that half asian chick I forget her name now. Embarrassing. I'd hate to have that kinda thing held over my head

>>208010143
Nobody Knows is the mom one, it's alright, Kore-Eda is kind of a simpleton, his films are very sappy and basic, they're the sort of films my aunts would probably like.

>>208010239
>I download movies too
Then what’s the fucking problem, dipshit?

>>208010264
Leave me alone man

>>208010267
>that half asian chick I forget her name now.
Now i'm curious.

>>208010290
I don't have any problems except my thing was stuttering for a bit. You have a problem with me for some reason and I'm asking you to just lay off

>>208010291
Nobody is gonna leave you alone, this is /film/, anything you say will be immediately weaponized against you.

>>208010291
L eave
M e
A l
O ne man

>>208010285
I feel like his earlier ones like um, still walking that was the corpse makeup guy one right? and airdoll are real bangers but I think was it after the rain? the one with the guy from thermae roma. that was the beginning of a bad streak with three murders being like his worst one

>>208010308
I think your brain is stuttering for quite a bit longer

Why did you stop replying :(

let the other guys talk for a bit will ya just take a break

We're all replying here.

>>208010302
just remembered it was emily grey

>>208009548
Are you a chick? Anyways, go watch New German Cinema, you won't run out of Gierman films for a while.

>>208010733
No I'm a big fat Australian male

>>208010733
>Are you a chick?
Anon, this is /film/...

>>208010478
Meh.

meh he says

We're all saying meh here.

>>208010478
she is cute but
>hairy pussy
yeah no thanks

>>208011047
You should be banned for being this gay.

>>208011047
she didn't have bush in all her films I despise bush also. we're the same, in that way, you and I

>>208011125
she does chaturbate now, every saturday I think

>>208011172
that's sad

Is Sorry To Bother You any good? "Science fiction black comedy conspiracy" are the kinds of shit I like, but it just seems to have this vibe of Get Out, a very anti-white, pro-racism stance

>>208011531
I didn't bother to see cuz it looked like muh black shit but I heard it was actually funny

just saw the conversation(1974) gene hackman. was expecting more from that cozale guy isn't he supposed to be some virtuoso? liked him in dog day afternoon

>>208011802
>hackman
>hack man
Come on now

>>208011809
funny you should say that the whole time I was like 'this is kinda similar to enemy of the state, no?' atleast certain themes

I liked Imperium 2016, any other white nationalist kinos you'd recommend?
>the believer
Seen it, pretty good
>american history x
lmfao

>>208011802
he wasnt known for being a good actor but for being in a lot of good things before dying

>>208012075
Not a lot, he's notorious for being in like 5 films total, all of which were nominated for best pisture oscars and won some.

>>208012075
he was talked up by guys like pacino and stuff as like a super duper acting savant

>>208009300
A kino rec for the thread theme (virtuous)
Nothing Bad Can Happen(2013) a story about jesus

Never seen a Russ Meyer, what should I watch? This one got me interested:
>Vixen lives in a Canadian mountain resort with her naive pilot husband. While he’s away flying in tourists, she gets it on with practically everybody including a husband and his wife, and even her biker brother. She is openly racist, and she makes it clear that she won’t do the wild thing with her brother’s biker friend, who is black.

>>208012432
wtf where do I find a girl like this irl

>>208010899
It is not unheard of femanons in /film/

looks like b-movie schlockshit but to each their own right who am I to judge the tastes of another

>>208012451
>femanons
Anon those are tranons

>>208012976
We call them Eunuchs here

>>208012988
eunuchs are based traditional reclusives, they don't try to fit in with women
they reject them

>>208012988
>>208013002
eunuchs were used to manage the harem and fun fact eunuchs could still get hard and ejaculate but its a watery substance devoid of semen and procreative potency

and yes the eunuchs would often mate with the concubines of the great sultans but since they could not get them pregnant the king didn't care

>>208013024
dios mio...

>>208009300
This is about the most "arthouse" film I've seen. It's about 2 hours too long and pretty much nothing happens.

Best part is when the guy's Jap wife is naked fucking a younger guy from his playwright class.

After that, she does and it's pretty much just him being a whiny pussy about it instead of going out, meeting and sleeping with other women.

>>208013041
you got filtered by the best movie of whatever year that came out

>>208013070
Couldn't they at least made his wife fuck a white guy with a big cock? That would have redeemed the movie imo.

>>208013081
ya know I see where your heads at and it's not entirely wrong headed, but please try to appreciate genuine kino when it comes we don't get many

>>208013081
>Wah wah I need to watch the cock of the man I want to fuck
One thing is being gay like the rest of the general and then being a faggot
That being said, I wanted to watch this one joint back when it got on torrent in its day but as most of my 5am ideas it didn't work out and I fell asleep 20 minutes in, cant remember anything lol

>>208013122
had it on bluray for a few years and haven't watched it either. it is what it is

>>208013024
The origin of the eunuch meme was that Americans were physically, mentally and spiritually castrated, that's why they aren't able to comprehend nor produce art. Just what we now call goyslop. Troons, Americans, Eunuchs, are all the same, they have poor taste in art because they aren't able to indicate it

>>208013570
americans produce are just fine. even seen those campbells soup cans?

>>208013601
Ever cooked for yourself?

We're all mentally-disturbed and sex-obsessed here.

dead ahh thread
post quotes

>>208014166
You joke, but there are times when I'm actually dismayed by the amount of porn addicts, tranime watchers and generally deranged people frequenting this general.

>>208013946
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

We're all deranged people here

>>208009300

'The Mission' is another one in this vein. It teaches the power of forgiveness. After viewing 'The Mission', the next logical film would be "A Dark Song'.

>>208014180
>dead ahh thread
I hope you get hit by a bicycle and break your femur as a result.

>>208009300
We watched this on Sunday school when I was in 7th grade. It was kino

Looking at a cute foid right now

>>208014208
Anon, this is still 4chan.

>>208014490
But this is a small general with maybe only a few dozen posters. Taking this into account, the proportion of degenerates is extremely high, up to a quarter.

>>208009300
>QotD
Any humanist cinema is virtous cinema, like many of Akira Kurosawa's and Tarkovsky's joints

>>208009382
Korine is mostly about aesthetics, he doesn't really care about the subjects he films, while Ferrara is mostly about ethics. Ferrara is unironically virtuous cinema, as he's always speaking about the possibility for human beings to save themselves even in the most hostile and unwelcoming environments, like in Bad Lieutenant

>>208012432
Beyond the Valley of the Dolls is the good one

>>208013041
This one film is excellent, highly recommended. You unironically seem filtered by it, as if you didn't understand the emotional subtext of the joint

My rec for this apocalyptic thread https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KCbqhJt16k

>>208009305
Christian general?

>>208015144
Real spirituality comes from the mixing of opposites, darkness and the light, therefore forcing you to be simultaneously a satanist and a christian if you want to achieve gnosis aka, spiritual gains.

We're all mixing here.

>>208011047
>>208011125
im a big fan of this Ralph Fiennes interview where he's shitfaced drunk and talking about "fertile bushes"
https://youtu.be/rMjB6_ZSaSo

>>208015251
based William Blake poster

Deeply resentful of this idea that asians are somehow the new gods of cinema

is Zaat /film/-core?

>>208009305
Do we like the zeferelli tv series here? I remember enjoying it. Powell was a good jesus too. The ending felt a little disjointed and strange to me though.

>>208009991
>But tarantino says nigger like 10 times himself in pulp fiction
thats why the industry needs dirty jews like harvey, he doesnt give a shit. i miss him

>>208015727
Insects and hipsters (non human) can think what they want. Europe has been making up awards for their little children’s scribbles that make less than 50mil, it’s called the Palme d’Or.

>>208015707
Wasn't consciously referencing William Blake, but you're right, his hell / heaven oppositions always present the good and bad sides of both heaven and hell, with the implied purpose of them being the balancing of opposites, i.e. the alchemical marriage. He was pretty interesting philosophically speaking

>>208015738
It looks interesting, what's it about?

>>208015727
Yang was a god, but I still feel like the euros mog a bit too hard for them to come around as the new masters of kino.

The cute foid is gone.

>>208009830
Cheers to the chads who bought the old Blu-rays.

>>208015811
Yang was a good filmmaker but I'd hardly call him a god. He died a little too young to earn that status.
I feel the same way about Tarkovsky.

>>208015811
>It looks interesting, what's it about?
its a scientist turning himself into a fish and he wants to turn other people into fish as revenge for not believing him being able to turn people into fishmen. he also wants a fishlady to be at his side. it's a bad b-movie and its very boring most of the time, but i cant help but laugh at it. i was of course joking about it being /film/ core. if youre having a drink or two, check it out, have a laugh.

>>208009300
3:10 to Yuma
A story of overcoming odds without sacrificing principles, and redemption.
>>208014351
For me it's Terje Vigen.

>>208015738
>>208015895
honestly, based on that grid, I thought it was a Peter Greenaway film. A Zed and Two Noughts vibes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_yia2nqt6U

>>208015727
You mad, gwailou boy?

>>208015251
>therefore forcing you to be simultaneously a satanist and a christian if you want to achieve gnosis aka, spiritual gains.
Aye.

>>208015968
Gwailou is one of the top insults for my people and I revisit the first 20 minutes of Yi Yi so honestly? I ain't even mad. I think if anyone's mad it's (you).

>>208015868
I think he was already a highly capable filmmaker since the very beginning, and his later achievements in the form of Summer Day and Yi Yi gave him beyond god status for me.

>>208015895
Sounds funny, I might check it out.

>>208015980
Alucarda was kind of beautiful. I should buy a t-shirt with her face on it.

>>208015956
one could easily think that based on the trailer. i should watch that

What does /film/ think of Nosferatu (2024)?

>>208016558
Worse than Murnau's and Herzog's but I'm nevertheless excited for the extended version
>inb4 off-topic

>>208016558
Since when is Eggers considered worthy of this general
I though you girls had standards

>>208009803
that censorship sucks but him putting down black people verbally didn't have anything to do with the story. It just made him look more of a dick for no reason. I can't understand why Friedkin needed that line in there. You guys should be happy with the censor cause it makes the character look better unintentionally.

>>208016736
characters should have flaws, thats what makes them human.

>>208016558
>Nosferatu (2024)
>7/10
Undoubtly inferior to previous iterations of the Bram Stoker tale, Eggers' Nosferatu shows a distinct lack of direction that makes the film drag and rush in the weirdest ways possible. The acting of Nicholas Hoult and Lily-Rose Depp as Thomas and Ellen respectively can be characterized as hammy and overacted, with the modern motto of "more is always better" as the guiding principle behind the individual performances. Rose Depp's grimacing, shouting, tossing and turning can only be described as one of the best examples of 4chan's "I'm acting!" meme, with no real substance in her efforts. Hoult, in his own side, shows a similar hilarious gesture when approached by the eponymous Nosferatu, just to later on show no emotion for the remainder of the film.
In relation to Orlok's appearance, one can observe that Eggers tried to go for a more menacing, dark and strong appearance for this film, but fails to evoke the feeling of wickedness and malevolence that Dreyer's monster abundantly possessed, therefore giving the sensation, at times, that one is watched a cartoon monster instead of a real, terrifying villain, a black sorcerer, indeed. The addition of certain bits like the gypsies, the mad professor and the sacrifice of Ellen really add nothing of value to the original story, while the cutting or changing of other things present in Dreyer's original, -like the lengthy travel of Thomas and the preying of townsfolk by Orlok-, result in a film with obvious pacing issues that at times rushes and at other times drags, failing to capture the attention of the demanding viewer. Color grading is also a bad issue on this film, with many scenes just looking like very dark blue and gray, up to the point where one wonders if one can distinguish the details presented on the individual frames.
As for the positives: the film is entertaining enough as to be a good time killer, and the Hollywood formulas applied give some memorable scenes... (cont).

There's no way Verhoeven's The Fourth Man wasn't an influence on Lynch, right?

>>208016963
(cont.)... such as the necrophilic interspecial sex scene between Orlok and Ellen near the end of the film. The references to mystery school lore such as Babylon and the Beast are also interesting, and maybe even an improvement over the original's limited lore. Some stills present beautiful sceneries, though limited by the bad coloring and the videogame-esque framing. Overall, not a bad joint for the unexperienced vampyre, -but for the authentic vampyres of the world-, just a passable effort.

>>208016736
>I can't understand why Friedkin needed that line in there.
That's how realistic dialogue and characters are supposed to be written.

>>208016963
What Dreyer's original are you talking about?

>>208017471
I meant Murnau, my bad. Confused Murnau's with Dreyer's Vampyr, namewise.

>>208017014
i just thought of watching de vierde man for the evening entertainment after seeing soldaat van oranje just now. seeing movies lynch was inspired by gives it a little more of a twist in doing an homage to the man, the legend.

>>208016963
>Color grading is also a bad issue on this film
i've noticed this from the trailer, it really looks dull and too "modern" for my tastes. i'm not in the new=bad camp for the most time, but it fits this case sadly.

/film/ what do you think about Ruben Ostlund?

Jesus this thread went to shit

Reminder to hoard Japanese movies.

Really wondering what the “LEEEEEEEENCH” poster’s thoughts were this week.

>>208017860
Why?

>>208018138
Because you have been reminded of it.

>>208018151
But why would I hoard them? Japan makes the worst movies.

>>208017615
It's bad; he achieved some great things in his previous joints, but I feel like Nosferatu shows a marked artistic decline plus an intention to sell out to Hollywood completely, which is something that I can see as being career ending in the long run, or at least a drain on his artistic integrity.

>>208018119
He’s too busy crying about his wacky grandpa dying.

>>208017842
stop whining like a women

>>208002636
>I'm not a prog guy at all but King Crimson around 1973/1974 is unbelievable, truly divine music, and the 80's material rules as well.
You couldn’t be more right in that their 70s work is arguably the peak. I remember trying to start shit on /mu/ ages ago about what the best Crimson song was and nearly everyone agreed with me LOL

>>208005116
>>208005648
Jesus that sounds miserable. Glad to hear you’re doing better, Kinskibro!

>>208018300
For me, it's Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part Two

>>208018300
Starless is a solid contender for best rock song of all time. But I'm also a massive fan of Epitaph, Larks' Tongues 1&2, The Night Watch, Easy Money, Red, Fallen Angel, One More Red Nightmare, and this specific live version of Waiting Man (bit of a deep cut).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfiqbLukSgk
Crimson were always tremendous live, but the 80s Fripp/Belew/Bruford/Levin lineup sounded better on the stage than in the studio imo.

>no new Litterbox followers yesterday
This is how it ends.....

>>208018478
Post it.

>>208018214
>a women
Stop being illiterate and retarded

>>207986329
My dad dislikes Humphrey Bogart. He says that he had an annoying voice and Cary Grant deserves the top AFI male legend spot over him.

>>208018221
You didn't answer my question.

>tfw never got past Wakes of Poseidon in its time
I gotta catch up I guess

>>208018626
>He says that he had an annoying voice and Cary Grant deserves the top AFI male legend spot over him
Based.

>>208018300
>>208018351
>>208018464
For me it's I Talk to the Wind, Matte Kudasai, Islands, Book of Saturdays, the list goes on...

>>208009300
The Apostle subtly the most Godly movie ever made

much like His divine works, it has gone mostly unrecognized

>>208011047
>>208011125
What are you even doing here?

>>208014975
>Ferrara is mostly about ethics. Ferrara is unironically virtuous cinema, as he's always speaking about the possibility for human beings to save themselves even in the most hostile and unwelcoming environments, like in Bad Lieutenant
Based and true, he's an actual catholic filmmaker, unlike Scorsese.

Wtf I love Ferrara now?

>>208009300
GOOD MORNING /film/; IT'S SUNDAY 19TH OF JANUARY OF 2025

TODAY'S NUMBER IS ONE

WHAT WILL TOMORROW'S NUMBER BE?

Ferrara Virtuous

>>208015106
>Aphrodite's Child
https://youtu.be/yineLp1brrI?si=9zxiu2a3co5FWv3J

>>208015144
Based Florida cubans.

>>208018616
films dont require reading

>>208017014
Man, that opening with the spider and that music is pure kino. Verhoeven's greatest dutch film.

Reading /film/
Feeling intellectual

>>208015106
i miss u vangelis

>>208019099
Both are catholic and NYCpilled, yet I think Ferrara's faith is stronger than Marty's

I am Sitting on a branch and I feel intellectual

jesus christ what a terrible year for film

>>208018300
Couldn't argue against Starless either, but for me it's all of In the Court, i've had a deep love for that album since i was 15, I Talk to the Wind was one of the first songs that made me love the flute.

>>208018626
Your dad is correct.

>>208019469
I see a lot of kino there.

>>208019482
Oops I had the wrong song link on my ctrl c ctrl v
This is the right one
https://youtu.be/x1zilHyOju4

I'm sure there are a handful of krautrockheads in this general

>>208019469
Tropical Malady easily.

>>208019529
Yes, and even then it's not a very good film.

>>208010054
is that the one where kid poops his pants and the other kid takes a piss and they get a tv and watch boxing or some shit, so comfy

>>208019469
Le Pont des Arts and The Weeping Meadow came out that year

>>208019807
Very italian.

We're all queer here.

>>208019988
I'm not American

>>208010224
What's wrong with I wish, faggot?

>>208019199
;_;

>>208020142
Haha this guy wishes a faggot, haha, look everybody, this guy wishes a faggot haha

Just watched Salò it's just one long boring movie wtf

why is Armond so positive lately?

>David Lynch, director of Twin Peaks, Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man, and Eraserhead, was that rarity — a grant-funded filmmaker who was also a true artist. Staying apolitical in his work, Lynch expressed the personal idiosyncrasy that reflected his upbringing in Midwest America (born in Missoula, Mont., and of Finnish-Danish heritage) as well as his private, frightened knowledge of national terror.

>>208020142
Nobody knows.

now this is the Armond I like

>All We Imagine as Light packages third-world feminism for the dupes who purchased Michelle’s obtuse Becoming memoir.

>Conclave shades the Catholic Church while leaving room for political fellow traveler Jorge Mario Bergoglio.

>The Piano Lesson caters to Denzel’s bowdlerization of August Wilson. It’s either a desperate Democrat-socialist celebrity-endorsement deal or a last appeal to “the brothers.”

>The Promised Land is a history of Denmark’s Jutland and a conqueror’s dream that comes suspiciously close to advertising Obama’s 2020 memoir, A Promised Land.

>The Seed of the Sacred Fig sentimentalizes the feminist revolt that benefited from Obama’s 2016 airlift of a $400 million palette of cash to Iran.

>Dune: Part Two, another fantasy of third-world power struggle, is dull but dedicated to globalism.

>Anora is an open-borders sit-com, peddling immigrant decadence as a soft-core porn.

>Didi, another DIE (Diversity, Inclusion, Equity) tale, indulges DACA sentimentality.

>Sugarcane repeats Obama’s feigned concern for the plight of indigenous people that first worked magic in 2008, an America-last doc about Canada’s Sugarcane reserve.

>A Complete Unknown is Boomer nostalgia for godhead Dylan, a sure way to hold on to ’60s liberal sanctimony.

>If we buy into this list, we nearly succumb to the Obama world of snide superiority and condescension.

Paul Joseph Schrader (1946 - 2025)

>>208020390
good

Will take a nap

>>208020463
My name's not Will

Pedrinho take a nap

>>208020522
Go to bed Will

>>208020315
>apolitical as a compliment
translation: Lynch has no politics Armond takes issue with, or at least understands enough to take issue with.

>>208020177
Lol, no.

>>208020463
I allow it.

>>208020646
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQ0pOIZpFlc

>>208020571
In an hour i will.

>>208020734
That was quick.

>>208019809
Is this actually any good? Or another webm of literally the only interesting shots in the entire film and the rest is total garbage?

Fast threads lately.

>>208021463
don't talk to me

SHUT UP

50 YEARS AGO...

>>208021746
Ok, I’ll stop posting for the rest of the day.

>>208020315
>Finnish-Danish heritage
Isn't he like, 1/8th Swedish-Finnish? idk why he brought that up

>>208020864
Going now, make the new thread a cool one.

>>208021372
watch Naked Lunch instead
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCdM6ss5slo

>>208020734
>>208020734

it was Lynch talking about 9/11 btw

>>208014220
HAHAHAHAHAHA

>>208022853
IT'S OVER
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>>208022853
>>208022881
His next movie should be with a chatgpt script

>>208022853
>>208022881
it's just self-deprecating humor, he just made it up for the occasion. AI slop is not good enough (yet)

>>208022853
>notes as good as or better than from an executive
I believe it

modern auteur

>>208023420
metamodern*

>>208023420
him using AI for superfluous shit kinda killed my hype for The Brutalist

>>208023467
what’s the difference?

how are academical film studies organized globally? is there an IMU for cinema or something?

>>208023420
lmao

>>208015251
Lol that card is garbage, you're better off just synchro summoning Chaos Angel if you're banishing a light and dark anyway

>>208023420
>If you examine Trump’s plan with any kind of historical perspective, you very quickly discover that his concept of architecture is very close to Hitler’s and his relationship with Albert Speer. Now, Hitler killed 6 million people. Donald Trump hasn’t done that yet. So, you can’t equate them. However, the reason that so many of us are so concerned is because this rhetoric is very, very close to Mussolini, Hitler, or Viktor Orban.
you can’t equate them (yet)

>>208024166
what

>>208024248
Trump is literally Hitler because he hasn't started a genocide (but he will...apparently...) and because his architecture is similar to Albert Speers
No I don't have any proof shut up you bigot
Is what he's saying

>>208017822
I think he's a visionary. He had my curiosity with Force Majure but he really got my attention with Triangle of Sadness. His stories are delicate, and full. A real humanist filmmaker. In a word? Refreshing. I now look forward to his films

>>208024248
just brady telling things how they are
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/the-brutalist-brady-corbet-making-of-interview-1235995475/

Is there any arthouse film in which a BBC is seen on screen? It's usually little white or tiny jap dicks

>>208019469
Innocence non ironically being the better one there lmao. Anime bros stay winning.

>>208024166
I don't get it, Mussolini and Hitler were heroes

>>208019469
>shrek 2
KINO

Somebody bake

>>208019469
>wkw
>assayas
>sorrentini
>gatlif
>oshii
>kusturica
>salles
>koreeda
>chan wook
>sangsoo
AHHHH ITS TOO MUCH KINO IM CUUUUUUUMMINGGG

bakin

If I thought Do The Right Thing was retarded and racist, what are the chances I'd enjoy anything else Spike Lee made?

Nevermind, I don't want anyone to bake now.

>>208024660
Very low.

>>208024660
watch Bamboozled his magnum opus.

>>208023746
Your best bet is probably to search on academic databases such as JSTOR, but to enter them you need to be either an academic or an student of a university or college that is linked with them. You could also try to pirate academic articles. There are some websites where you can do just that, but I don't remember them of the top of my head.

>>208024156
>He never played GOAT format
My man, back in the day Chaos Sorc was one of the best cards in all of the game, remember that back then we only had Chaos Sorc and BLS - Envoy of the Beginning to play around the turbo engine, as Chaos Emperor Dragon was banned. The power levels were much lower than nowadays, synchro summoning didn't exist yet (this was up to 2007), and getting a light and dark monster in the GY was very easy via Thunder Dragon discards and searchers like Sangan or Mystic Tomato. The idea was to play draw cards like Pot of Greed and Graceful Charity to get BLS or Chaos Sorc into the field as fast as possible and beatdown your opponent with them via removal effects and the high ATK of both cards.

On screen cum. In a way, pornography is the real arthouse

the film world is set ablaze with discussion about my penis

>>208024728
Remember the absolute thrill of getting this in an Invasion of Chaos booster pack
Fucking rapturous bliss

>>208024858
You got a secret rare BLS from an IoC booster? You pulled that back then or just bought a pack years later? I actually had that secret rare BLS when I was a child, pulled from an OG IoC booster. Insane pull, might be my favorite of all time alongside secret rare Compulsory.

>>208024913
It was the summer of 2005. The same year they released all those boxes and the same year my best friend pulled Yata from that booster pack with all the spirit cards
I mowed my parents and neighbors lawn all summer and spent most of money on IoC, I remember pulling Strike Ninja, Black Tyranno
The absolute happiest days of my life anon

sorry for politics but it's relevant
>tune into a trump rally for the first time
>he starts playing a comparison video of "cool military" ads vs "woke military" ads
>the cool military clips are from Full Metal Jacket
sumbody takes dis niggas media literacy certificate AWAY. he stoopid

Woke up from the nap
A black cat got inside my house, my small grey cat was beating the shit out of him until I separated them

>>208025029
bad parenting

>>208025029
Ay yo just cuz he was black?

>>208025027
>sorry for politics but it's relevant
>>tune into a trump rally for the first time
>>he starts playing a comparison video of "cool military" ads vs "woke military" ads
>>the cool military clips are from Full Metal Jacket
>sumbody takes dis niggas media literacy certificate AWAY. he stoopid

I don't get it.

>>208025238
>>sorry for politics but it's relevant
>>>tune into a trump rally for the first time
>>>he starts playing a comparison video of "cool military" ads vs "woke military" ads
>>>the cool military clips are from Full Metal Jacket
>>sumbody takes dis niggas media literacy certificate AWAY. he stoopid
>I don't get it.
sorry again

>>208015767
It's a masterpiece, and the best adaptation of the gospel stories (fuck outta here with Pasolini's turd). The all-star cast can get a bit distracting, but they all do mostly a great job.

>>208025238
>>208025330
guys we can't be doing this

>>208025027
>>208025238
>>208025330
go back

>>208019809
Are these shots suppose to impress me?

Post some impressive shots.

>>208025460
Moo.

>>208025385
you have no idea who I know and how much I've contributed to these generals
t. >>208025027

>>208025677
Incredible.

>>208024981
Can relate, I also put pretty much every penny I had into decks, singles and some boosters. Think I bought every single deck that came out until Zombie Madness

>>208025689
Correct.

>>208025795
lol where the fuck they goin

>>208023420
*amateur

>>208025956
He is by definition a professional.

We're all by definition professionals here.

>>208025830
Russ Meyer was a master without peers.

>>208025942
2 da seaaa lmaoooo

>>208025942
to wherever the film director told them to, damn it anon, are you paying attention?

>>208024660
Filtered.

>>208026127
lil bro i wasnt there i dont know wat the director said u numnuts

Gonna bake soon

bakin

New

>>208026257
>>208026257
>>208026257

Too early

>>208026332
These posts are why I love baking too early.

>>208026344
Too late

>>208025542
Thanks

>>208026668
John.