Thread for serious discussion of arthouse and classic cinema.
/film/
Juan Russell
Colton Sanders
Paths of Glory was good.
Nicholas Ramirez
You are correct
Parker Anderson
Is there any other film by Renoir worth watching that isn't The Rules of the Game or The Grand Illusion?
Oliver Harris
Anyone got a working link for Husbands by Cassavetes? Rarbg doesn't have it, yify straight up doesn't work for me anymore, and TPB has little to no seeders on it.
Chase Sullivan
Is he really the most influential director of all time?
Nathaniel Turner
Yeah
Jordan Perry
This Land is Mine is the name of the one I really like I believe. It has Charles Laughton as a meek French teacher during the German occupation.
Landon Gutierrez
Nice digits
And most of his films are worth watching he’s one of the all-time greats bro
Jason Watson
With a 90.2% score on the Czech and Slovak Movie Database[3] as well as praise from movie critics, The Cremator is often considered to be one of the best movies ever made in Czechoslovakia. will give it a shot now at cytu dot be/r/tv4c
Blake Young
You should do Godard's Weekend this weekend
Andrew Moore
No that's Gallo
Leo Rogers
These threads are DREADFUL during American hours
Nathan Williams
You think Kubick reached his level of influence?
Liam Torres
What are some good films to study cinematography/blocking?
Julian Rivera
Gallo is incredible.
Leo Roberts
boudu saved from drowning
Grayson Clark
These threads are fucking gay when they actually are getting replies
>just saw new criterion release. the cinematography was fricking gorgeous
>*upvotes*
>omg tarkovsky? has anyone heard of tarkovsky? he’s so awesome
>*upvotes*
No conflict, no shifinging, just cringeworthy low T boredom.
Joseph White
>watching French flick
>see this faggot's face
>alt + f4
Julian Edwards
Kwaidan
Parker Collins
What should I watch if I liked Days of Heaven and I want to watch kinos about farmers or frontier types in the midwest/west
Legends of the Fall or A River Runs Through It any good?
Ryder Clark
Thanks fren.
Jackson Ortiz
Deliverance
Hudson Myers
no
Wyatt Rodriguez
Godard's 80s output is criminally underrated.
Adrian Parker
I'd love to know how they shot all the locust scenes? I mean when the main dude is trying to kill them with his coat they are EVERYWHERE. Can you control those SOB or you just sacrifice a whole lot of crops for a few shots??
Cameron Smith
He was relentlessly handsome.
Jonathan Adams
The locusts were peanut shells, amigo.
Samuel Myers
i’ve been kind of obsessed with Last Tango in Paris lately can anyone here recommend similar films?
Adrian Reed
Honest thoughts?
Samuel Russell
genuinely the most important figure in modern film and there's nothing that will convince me otherwise :^)
Henry Diaz
The man makes kino
Benjamin Ramirez
Based
Joshua Taylor
I like how he's involved in every technical aspect of his movies.
Joseph Nelson
I would wait a few more months for when Criterion’s Blu-Ray comes on. Someone will release a really nice looking HD torrent.
Brayden Foster
His post-70s work is mostly negligible but he's still a master of his craft.
Levi Phillips
nigger
Noah Brooks
What's your favorite Howard Hawks film?
Aiden Collins
Sounds like the average thread on the Criterion subreddit. No discussion about the actual films. Seriously, it’s nothing but soibois showing off their shelves of plastic.
Christopher Hughes
Bringing up Baby never gets old.
Benjamin Gomez
Not sure if this is /film/ material but I've been meaning to delve into post-New Hollywood American film and I though DePalma would be a nice start.
Which one should I watch?
>Dressed to Kill
>Blow Out
>Obsession
Eli Garcia
why do so many golden age hollywood flicks have a pointless romantic subplot
Camden Sanders
The Fury
Landon Russell
After watching My Dinner with Andre I've been hit with an uncomfortable realisation that both Malle films I've seen were leaning really hard on the script without doing anything interesting with the visuals. Le Feu Follet was less extreme about this, but it was definitely propped up by its dialogues. My Dinner with Andre really shows its theatrical roots and feels more like it would be better served as an audio book.
Are there more "visual" Malle movies?
Landon Morgan
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Oliver Parker
The only Malle movie I've seen was Murmur of the Heart and it was absolute trash.
Gabriel Robinson
Does Yas Forums have any thoughts about the Orphic trilogy?
Wyatt Bailey
Malle is a mixed bag but Zazie and Black Moon are both great
Lucas Peterson
well if we talk about overall, his influence (and also influence of soviet avant-garde directors who revolutionized editing) is the most important one, but modern cinema is influenced much more by French New Wave than Griffith.
Gavin Powell
i would also add Harakiri, or anything by Kobayashi really
Ryder Cook
What else to watch from Jean Cocteau?
Jaxson Brown
Carrie
William Evans
His girl friday or Red river
Joseph Sanders
Greenaway's films
Dylan Brown
Holy shit, is that true, you know what I don't even care, untill I find the real answer i'm gonna believe you.
Also my rec is Harakiri. Great movie.
Samuel Perry
City Girl (1930)
Brody Moore
Test
Christopher Clark
Because functional humans enjoy stories about love.
Camden Harris
Jaxon White
Pretty cool guy.
Cooper Parker
What are some /film/ tier horror kinos?
Gabriel Miller
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Colton Nguyen
murnau is so good bros
Chase Wood
I caught Hatari! on TMC the other week. Not his best movie, but the setting and soundtrack was overwhelmingly comfy.
Carson Miller
Jacob Myers
Not really.
Julian Kelly
is this the only soviet horror film?
Oliver Lee
he is, stop being a contrarian
Christian Martinez
Live under commie rule was already horrifying enough, they didn't need horror movies
Parker Clark
holy crackers is that a skeleton!
John Green
Wyatt Price
t. grave robber