/film/

Bssed

no idea but those sets are fuckin gorgeous

/film/ sucks
I miss /lbg/

bros...

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/film/ is what you make it. how about contributing some insight on an arthouse film? what are your thoughts about Matias Piñeiro's (or choose your own director) work?

>the Heike battle and suicide sequence

goosebumps everytime

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This is why /film/ suck. Arthouse is gay.

it's cool. some people dig arthouse flicks and some people would rather whine. guess which one you belong to.

Name 3 african kinos.

"Shadows and Fog" is the most underrated Woody Allen film. It's one of my favorites.

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Does Criterion channel dump a bunch of films each month and get a bunch more or do they just drip feed new releases?

Who killed Captain Alex

it got soul

That was a good movie, thanks to whoever recommended it.
Not quite a classic, but definitely worth watching.

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Touki Bouki, Harvest: 3,000 Years and The Silence of The Palaces.

Underseen pick: Heritage, Africa

recommend me something based on my last liked movies

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Raining in the Mountain
Hovering Over the Water
Doomed Love (Andrew Horn's but of course Manoel's if you haven't)
Exotica

I dug it but not a big fan of the ending.

three outlaw samurai
goyokin
invisible man 1933
face of another
eyes without a face

Demons (1971)
Harakiri
Samurai Rebellion
Marketa Lazarova
Valley of the Bees
Francisca (1981)
Abrahams Valley
Andrei Rublev
Pain and Gain
Vampyr
Nosferatu
Intolerance
Colonel Blimp
also watch more older films. 4 films from 1940s? come on.

Akahige
Mamma Roma
The Human Bullet

Some user showed this movie being not really popular out of the state and it's surprising since the OST really feels americanized(in a good way)
Fun film espicially those last scenes, thought i was just getting a normal bromance movie but it took me to places i didnt expect, it reminded me Fists in the Pocket but less serious but that wouldnt really explain it.

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thanks guys, some of these I already watched and some I already had in mind to watch. as for watched older movies I think post-50s cinema is overall more worthwhile

Cabinet of Dr Caligari is 100 years old and totally worth watching.

the acting was good, the setting, how it was shot was decent but any deeper than that it seemed too inscrutable and nebulous. seemed too much style over substance. the characters themselves were very weak. had no meaning for me. just not for me. also there was alot of cringe bits in it and the cgi just ruined some of it for me.

Ceylan worth getting into?

Favorite Cassavetes?
For me it's Faces

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Suggest me 2 Coppola films, I have watched:

>Apocalypse Now
>The Godfather
>The Godfather 2
>The Godfather 3
>Rumble Fish
>The Conversation

Which are his 2 best films I haven't seen?

Shadows

Should I watch Greed or Foolish Wives first?

I guess Tetro if you enjoyed Rumble Fish

One From the Heart and The Cotton Club

foolish wives, greed is great but it's a tenth of what it could have been

Close your eyes, point at random and watch the film your finger lands on. All are worth a watch. All the titles are below.
>Under the Skin, Haraguzza, Love Streams, The Sacrifice, Kin-dza-dza!, Pieta, Red Shoes, The Emigrants, The Tales of Beatrix Potter, The Reflecting Skin, The Double Life of Veronique, The Silence
>Twenty Four Eyes, Cries and Whispers, Nazarin, The Color of Pomegranates, Exterminating Angel, Event Horizon, Underground, Close to Eden, To Catch A Thief, Still Walking, Dogville, Ink
>Eyes Without A Face, The Embrace of the Serpent, L'ange, The Ballad of Narayama, A Brighter Summer Day, Käki, Lone Wolf and Cub - White Heaven in Hell, La notte, The Triplets of Belleuville, Phenomena, Vedreba, Dead Man's Letters
>Elevator to the Gallows, Oasis, Macbeth, War & Peace, Dead Mountaineer's Hotel, Viime Reliikvia, Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural, The Third Planet, The Chekist, A Spring for the Thirsty, Memoirs of a Sinner, In My Skin
>Nosferatu the Vampyre, Garden of Words, Riaru Onigokko, The Ascent, The Ballad of a Soldier, Häxan, Hachi-ko, The Flowers of War, My Sassy Girl, Ponette, The Best of Youth, Letter Never Sent
>Carnival of Souls, Solaris, Walkabout, Bad Boy Bubby, Goodbye First Love, Afonya, Tampopo, Young Afrodites, Ivan's Childhood, The City of Lost Children, Phantom Carriage, The Cranes Are Flying
>City Zero, Angyali üdvözlet, Symbiopsychotaxiplasm, Dragon Inn, Shadow of Forgotten Ancestors, Celine and Julie Go Boating, La Belle Noiseuse, Ashes of Time, Gate of Hell, Babette's Feast, Visitor to a Museum, Neco z Alenky
>Witchhammer, Valley of Bees, Marketa Lazarova, Passion of Anna, A Flor do Mar, Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, Woman in the Dunes, Finisterrae, Ga, Ga - Chawa Bohaterom, Red Balloon, Black Moon, Farewell My Concubine

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The last four lines, went over the word limit.
>Pather Panchali, Ashes and Diamonds, Camille Claudel, A Jester's Tale, Diary of a County Priest, Ugetsu Monogatari, Hard to Be a God, Ju Dou, Bugsy Malone, Journey to the West, Chinese Odyssey: Cinderella, White Mane
>The Noose, Black Narcissus, Only Yesterday, Don't Look Now, M for Murder, Female Prisoner - Beast Stable, Raise the Red Lantern, Cold Mountain, Sansho the Bailiff, Mirror, Innocence, Whisper of the Heart
>Joint Security Area, The Scent of Green Papaya, Skin I Live In, Saragossa Manuscript, Mouchette, El Sur, Winter Light, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, The Conformist, Autumn Sonata, Life is Beautiful, Woman Under the Influence
>Last Night, Three Colours: Red, Wild Strawberries, Arriety, Picnic at Hanging Rock, Obi Oba - End of Civilization, Way Down East, Touch of Zen, Zazie dans le Metro, Passion of Joan of Arc, The Road Home, Why Has Bodhi-Dharma Left For the East?

Love Streams

After that I probably rewatch Chinese Bookie the most.

This looks fun

Cheers

why was he so perfect bros? i've already seen The Apartment, Sunset Boulevard, Some like it hot, Double Indemnity, Ace in the Hole and The Seven Year Itch. What are some other Billy Wilder kinos?

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JEW

The Lost Weeknd, One Two Three if you dont mind an old comedy

yes

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Genre tier list:

God tier:
Priest movies. Hard Sci-Fi. Three hour Family Epics. Historical Epics. Samurai.

Great tier:
Operator Action. Slow Horror. Revenge thrillers. Wuxia. Crime. War. Westerns. Chamber plays. Character studies. Dark Fairy Tale. Procedural.

Good tier:
British Comedies. Third world misery porn. Slapstick comedies. Low-key Sci-Fi. Adult animated. Cult films.

Ok tier:
Giallo. Exploitation. Experimental. Adventure. Noir. Surrealist. Shakespeare adaptations. Slice of Life. Hood films. Heist.

Bad tier:
Soft Sci-Fi. Blaxploitation. Documentaries. Erotica. Road movies. Cop thrillers. Whodunnit. Martial Arts. Christmas movies. Anime.

Trash tier:
Superheroes. Rom-com. Fantasy. Horror. American comedies. Musicals. Biopics. Chick Flicks. Disaster movies. Animal attacks. Video game movies. Childrens films. Racing. Sports.

cringe

>genre
faggot pseud

what's the point in ranking genres? all that matters is if the film is good or not. most great stories you could make into (nearly) any genre and still have it be just as engaging. also "shakespeare adaptations" is not a genre

Who in the fuck rates movies based solely on what genre they fall into? Retard.

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Yes.

Directors and hating on the GOAT Antonioni, name a better combo

This but make sure it's the new cut of The Cotton Club.

>Hard Sci-Fi in God tier
Stopped reading.

Just saw 12 angry men and enjoyed it. Give me some more comfy movies from this era?

> he hasn't seen enough movies to understand the cultural machnination and ideas behind genres

Pretty sad for you bros. Eventually you'll get redpilled and realise film evaluation is ultimately cultural evaluation.

>film evaluation is ultimately cultural evaluation
found the tranny

Why are Americans so fucking shit at propaganda? Fucking gommunists and nazis makes Potemkin, October, Triumph of the Will and Onions Cuba. What do Americans make? Top Gun? Zero Dark Thirty? 24?

L'Eclisse is genuinely awful though

ahem

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Godard's "Le Pauvre Petit Garçon Blanc" has a similar concept and is just as good

> n-n-n-no I view terrible '70s b-movies ironically but I still love them! Haha Fulci is totally one of the best directors of all time! Haha I value films based on how weird and EBIN AWESOME they sound when I describe them! It's Jon Voight in a karate fight with a dog and tons of gore! Ebinnnn!

True, but that's not national propaganda. As retarded as the KKK are, at least they have a more convincing cultural ground to stand on than America the nation.

I'm honestly surprised such a nationalist nation makes their nationalism appear so fucking kitsh.

What's the difference?

What are you even talking about? I implied that film evaluation is not cultural evaluation, and you think that means I enjoy watching shitty 70s b-movies? I was just saying that looking at films as groups of films (through genres or cultures specifically) and judging individual films based on the group that you put them into is retarded

Obviously there are outliers. Lord of the Rings is great. Jaws is great. Jurassic Park is great. Il Divo is great. That doesn't stop fantasy, animal attacks and biopics from being shit genres.

Think of it like this, you hear a new Historical Epic is coming out vs you hear a new Rom Com is coming out. Which are you immediately more interested in seeing? The Rom Com might end up being the better movie, but you're not more exited for that genre of film, are you?

And everything can be categorized once you've watched enough, for the simple reason that every film has certain inspirations and every film fits into certain cultural contexts.