ill start

Bram Stoker's Dracula.

>last big Hollywood movie with no computer graphics
>all smoke and mirrors
>looks more realistic than anything else since, creepy and amazing
>the guy's obviously a Jew or something similar, stand in
>every scene is fucking great

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qXWT8YHrRs

saw it 5 times, in theatres

>>512749135 (OP)
A solid kino anon, surprised to see it discussed in this anti intellectual shithole.

Scanners

>>512749354
i heard timmy did a lot of method acting in this one

whatever this was

>>512749400
is it actually good, i havent watched it

>>512749566
Yes it's brilliant.

>>512749449
michael always looked like an anglo gandolfini to me lol

>>512749651
can i watch it with a female or would she get bored

The Apprentice
stay tuned for the Epstein sequel

>>512749354
Why?

>>512749719
>can i watch it with a female or would she get bored
watch Anya whatshername in The Queen's Gambit series, or The White Lotus series

>>512749135 (OP)
It's summer time, take in a baseball movie, see how times have changed as a bonus.

equilibrium. quite literally the jewish plan for the future

>>512749852
>Why?
made me feel good, unlike most movies

>>512749135 (OP)
Dragon (2024)

>>512749933
a truly funny film, and guaranteed safe date movie, women will like it

>>512749894
furiosa sucked ass

if you know you know

I saw Logan’s Run when I was a little kid and it always satisfies me when I see it now. I remember not wanting to be a sandman but wanting to be one of the body disposal mist guys that fly around, i’d fly around real fast all over the city then I’d go home and pick out some hot chick on the sex tube
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NSkj8GxcOoI

>>512749976
good list

>>512749135 (OP)

Patton.

My favorite film.

https://youtu.be/RzvYcL9uK1o

District 9 was kind of unique, I rarely see it referenced here

>>512750343
Did you ever see The Last Days Of Patton (1986)? It also starred George C. Scott
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Days_of_Patton

>>512750173
have pirated a few Tarkovsky but yet to watch any, have been meaning to watch Master and Commander for years now too

>>512750510
whats stopping you

>>512749135 (OP)

The most redpilled and prophetic film I've ever seen. Network, made in 1976. I'm pretty sure the writer Paddy Chayefsky had been reading up on what early globalists like David Rockefeller had planned for humanity.

Just listen to this scene and see if it doesn't seem familiar.

https://youtu.be/V9XeyBd_IuA

>>512750454

I've been meaning to; but I haven't gotten around to it.

>>512750343
I watched it again recently, such a good movie.

>>512749671
saw that when it came out

>>512749479
actually a good DePalma movie

>>512750606
It's a very good film, about the most redpilled thing ever done about modern corporate mass media.

>>512750644
saw that when it came out too

Paшoмoн

>>512750606
>>512750664
another one not discussed enough is 'Rollerball' (1975)

>nationally famous sports hero
>goes to library
>asks to see the books
>"I'm sorry we don't have books here"

>>512750343

>>512750606
>Just listen to this scene and see if it doesn't seem familiar.
agreed.
Also this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LLyVNOWmPc
"This tube is the most awesome goddamn force in the whole godless world and woe is us if it ever falls into the hands of the wrong people"

>>512750644
I remember seeing this on tv when I was a kid
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bPpBGsFddao

>>512750664
have you seen the french connections
genes great in them
>>512750669
how old are you

>>512750688
fr

>>512749135 (OP)
>movies
Pro tip, they're all made by Jews.

>>512750664
Don't forget The Domino Principle

>>512749135 (OP)

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

Sort of a microcosm for how society imposes conformity set in a mental asylum. The villain is a condescending and patronizing authoritarian nurse who breaks the spirit of anyone under her authority. It has possibly the best ending of any film I've ever seen, terribly sad yet oddly hopeful.

>>512750173
You know your movie is shit, when book author asks to remove his name from the cover and vows to never speak with director again.

t. the only *somewhat* good Aндpeй Apceньeвич movie is Andrei Rublev and it's only for a very niche audience.

>>512749135 (OP)
>>512749400
>>512749566
>>512749651
>>512749719
it's excellent, dark side of the post-WWII middle class (yes an appropriate couples watch)
based on a John Cheever short story

>>512750870
Too old

>>512749135 (OP)
I loved reading this as a child
https://freeread.de/@RGLibrary/EdgarWallace/Anthologies/TheMixer.html

>>512749993
A new classic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1d5FSyMEd8

This movie is absolutely insane with its cinematography

>>512750870
>have you seen the french connections
Only the first one.
>>512750957
Will check it out.

>>512749993
I liked the topless girls

>>512750510
>pirated a few Tarkovsky
Pretty sure you can't "pirate" those, they're in Jewish intellectual property rights limbo.

>>512750802
>'Rollerball' (1975)

If you're looking for some James Caan kino, I suggest Thief directed by Michael Mann right before he made Miami Vice.

One of the best heist movies ever made. It has an oddly libertarian plot where the hero wants his money up front from the mob; but they try to invest it for him in a scheme that sounds almost identical to what the government does with social security.

Great performances all around, really cool soundtrack, /k/ approved gunfights and James Caan rocks a blued Colt Gold M1911 .45 which is just gorgeous.

Here's the first scene of the film where they pull a bank job.

https://youtu.be/aJIn7batAtc

>>512751216
>Thief
oh yes absolutely.
been wanting to get the Blu-ray

>>512751106
>Will check it out.
while its still available
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VII1FGBHfJg

>>512751216

The gun in question. Its a long slide too. Someday I'm gonna pay out for a replica.

this but unironically. the kike composer phillip glass scored it perfectly too. very beautiful shots all throughout, as well. im an oldfag and started mishima way before he was turned into a meme. the flick is a great place to start and does a good job conveying his aura to anyone looking to get into his writing.

>>512751284
Eh you got a problem with the plating or wha?

>>512751384
I'd like to see that in theater/ on big screen

>>512751469
it might have been shot on 35 mm? maybe im making that up.

>>512751384
>the kike composer phillip glass scored it perfectly too

I bought the album to Misihma. I've got to admit I like Glass. He did a great job with Koyaanisqatsi too.

https://youtu.be/i4MXPIpj5sA?t=15

>>512751216
>they try to invest it for him
Mafia was never going to pay him. Watch first meeting at the river, mafia boss puts his leg up on the car and tells him mafia guy would be his father.

another one (unlikely, these days) to see in a theater big screen
visually it is peak WWII film kino
much of it shot on location Orinoco River, Venezuela

>>512751580
>Mafia was never going to pay him

I think they were they were going to pay him; but they were jewing him by holding his money and investing it then giving him his money back in installments so they could profit off the investment and keep him around as an asset if they wanted him to do another job. Which is basically how social security works.

That was my interpretation anyway.

>>512751547
>Glass
He's good. Yes artsy minimalist music but the operas such as 'Einstein On The Beach' are impressive
(another excellent composer in this modern orchestral minimalist genre is Steve Reich)

>>512751547
>I've got to admit I like Glass.
Same
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVh6P9zMZbU

>>512751216
James Caan is pretty good for a jew, but he ruined El Dorado. A bunch of believable Western Characters + 1 goofy jew trying hard to fit in, but failing badly. Feels like they did a rewrite in the last minute to fit him in. Really damn awkward.

the ultimate /pol/ movie

>>512750159
>Logan’s Run
came out in 1976 and was one of the last 'traditional' hard sci fi films a year prior to 'Star Wars' which ended up destroying almost everything about good sci fi films which thereafter predominantly became 'sci fi/fantasy' as a genre
Marked the end of an era of big budget movies of this kind

>>512751966
checked, that's the /pol/ Catalog

>>512751817
>El Dorado

It was made in 1966. I'm pretty sure Caan was intended to be sort of a stand in for the younger boomer generation to relate to which would explain his weird outfit and mannerisms. It also didn't help that he was 26 and had to act next to two greats like John Wayne and Robert Mitchum.

>>512751966
>>512752022

I hate Jeff Daniels so much. I hope when he dies the Oscars play that scene from Dumb and Dumber of him violently shitting in a broken toilet as his In Memorium tribute.

>>512750982
trash opinion although i thought it was funny how they had the main character dressed up like a leather daddy for most of the movie

>>512750836

I've also been meaning to watch Cross of Iron.

Sam Peckinpah made some great films. Particularly the Wild Bunch and Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia.

>>512750988
hmmm
>>512751025
it do be like that

>>512749719
This is the best thing I have seen in years. A man's man's mans movie.

>>512752202
>Jeff Daniels
yea he turned into one of those gigacringe 'do gooder' virtue Hollywood actors like Clooney always inserting himself into public affairs, spouting off

>>512752295
>Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
yup, not a pleasant film but well done
and, Warren

>>512751106
you definitely need to see the second one
>>512751216
based, thief and to live and die in la are the greatest crime thrillers of all time

>>512751284
beautiful

American Digits

>>512752375
>not a pleasant film

I don't know I'm partial to any film where the skeezy protagonist does the right thing in the end and goes down in a blaze of glory.

>>512751628
is bullitt any good

>>512752331
ikr, what happened to kinos like these

>>512752511
>is bullitt any good

Yes. It has the best car chase in the history of film; but aside from that its a really solid crime mystery from start to finish. Typically cool performance from Steve McQueen.

My only real problem with it is that the final action scene at the end of the film doesn't live up to the car chase earlier on; but what could.

>>512752511
Excellent and Peter Yates' first big film success.
I'd love to have seen it on a big screen when originally released, the film is deservedly famous and not just for the car chase/McQueen
another don't-miss Yates is 'The Friends of Eddie Coyle' (1973) with Mitchum
and the superb 'Breaking Away' (1979)
a less-known but also excellent crime thriller is 'Eyewitness' (1981) with Sigourney Weaver, William Hurt and James Woods, whole film drips with atmosphere

>>512752615
>final action
Not to give it away but that was the most beautifully shot part of the film imho

>>512752571

Hollywood used to have some people that weren't complete pussies working in it. Friedkin was such a man.

Modern Hollywood is 90% conformist woke nepo babies making Democratic party agitprop or Capeshit CGI fests for children. The studios won't spend money on anything now that isn't pushing the agenda or that's a derivative big budget copy of the films that have already made them money.

>>512752758
the great think about the 1970s era 'anti-Hollywood' was the freshness of it, many of these were younger directors that grew up with film school training (Friedkin, DePalma, Scorsese) and were trying out new things.
That's why these films are sought after and continue to be watched, talked about. The freshness and spontaneity of discovery and move-along, we're trying/doing this by everyone involved in the production, not just director or actors

>>512752751

Its a pretty scene, I'll give it that. But SPOILER watching the whole police force struggle to chase down one guy isn't that exciting when you're watching it from the perspective of the police and not the guy trying to get away.

another excellent early seventies film is 'Electra Glide in Blue' starring Robert Blake, and produced by James William Guercio (of Chicago, the rock band)
some viewed it as an 'anti-Easy Rider' but however it's seen is a superb lower budget crime drama shot in Arizona

>>512752864
>great think
great *thing

saw it four times

>>512752615
okay, okay
ill check it out
>>512752722
the friends of eddie coyle is decent, i think you have to be a local to really get it though

A movie about starting a business and being harassed by overreaching government douchebags.

Made by Jews. Check.
Stars a total asshole and a literally crazy person. Check.
Leave the nigger off the poster. Check.

This might be the most /pol/ movie of all.

>>512752758
sad!

>>512753128
>you have to be a local to really get it
? maybe, I'm not from there but got the trashy crime story aspect of it
Peter Boyle was also typically brilliant

"It's all so tiresome."

>>512749135 (OP)
Pretty much any movie made before 1950, but especially
It's A Wonderful Life (and all Frank Capra movies from before the 50's but especially Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, American Madness, It Happened One Night, Arsenic and Old Lace, Flight, and Forbidden Horizon)
Ball of Fire
The Old Dark House
Red House
The Major and the Minor
13th Guest
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
White Zombie
Fun and Fancy Free (and most Disney movies from before Walt's Death)
Grumpy Old Men
Elizabethtown
Big Fish
Prophecy
Shadow of a Doubt
McClintock!
Scalphunters
Star Wars (Lucas movies)

>>512753148
wrong image.

>>512749354
> a jew, playing another jew
Doubt

>>512753381
now this is mandatory /pol/

>>512753274
oh yeah, definitely
loved him in joe

>>512753381

such a great thread, thank you so much anons <3
i gotta go now, ill read through it tomorrow

1975 release, another dark gritty neo-noir crime film
principal photography mostly completed by fall 1973 but they waited almost two years because Melanie Griffith was underage at the time it was shot
Florida Keys on location

>>512753381
>>512753479

>>512752493
right I'm just pointing out that it's not the kind of entertainment touchy feels movie for most viewers
it's great as an anti-hero flick

>>512749135 (OP)
>red pilled on woman
>red pilled on niggers

names the jew

>>512749543
Kek, actually a good episode of Star Trek.

>>512750454
It's alright but 1/3 as good.
>>512750433
You have to be a high IQ to understand district 9 and the political implications of it taking place in South Africa and the movie revolving around becoming something you used to quarantine and keep behind a wall...

>>512750510
Master and Commander is a great movie, it's a bunch of Chad's and their all on a boat, not a single woman or colored person in the entire movie, and they are polite to eachother and exceedingly civil.

>>512749135 (OP)

>>512750836
Hands down the best movie ever.

>That super kino slow motion mp40 reload in the opening ambush scene.
>It bounces.

Kids. - Weimar Republic, but 1990s. Probably banned in Canada now

A Serbian film, because it hasn't been mentioned, a complete mockery of film making and also a dark portrayal of life in pornography, very underrated unless you enjoy fucked up movies.

Postal
A bridge too far (good WW2 kino)
The longest day (good b&w WW2 kino with John Wayne smoking cigars and being hauled around on a trolley the whole movie.
9th company, Russian full metal jacket, very based fighting scenes.
Battle for svestapol, good WW2 kino, recently made.

The virgin suicides, oddly depicts a comfy lifestyle and early 90s kino.

Gummo

https://youtu.be/r1DK3oMMYF4?si=ZTfRCy94vUom6IAb


It's an amazing portrayal of backwater small towns and inbred hickabillies

-Escape from New York
-Bad Boys 1983
-Brother 1 & Brother 2
-The marathon family (maratonci trce pocasni krug
-Colors
-The Dark Crystal
-Gladiator
-Troy
-Braveheart
-Platoon
-Mad Max 1-4
-Bronson
-This is England
-I kina spisser de hunde (in china they eat dogs)
-Wounds (Rane)
-Jackass
-Karaula
-Absolutnih 100
And many more, I especially enjoyed yugo films because their comedy is exceptionally well performed and good story writing as well, lots of sex on top of that.

I SHALL NOW HIJACK THIS THREAD WITH MY ORBITAL JEWISH BEAMS. ALL MOVIE SUGGESTIONS FROM NOW ON WILL BE GOYSLOP ONLY!

>>512755803
it's a pedo movie by a jewish pedophile that holds 0 reality of what goy life is like, as usual
faggot

>>512752615
Bullitt gets all the fanfare, but I thought they did a better job with the chase scene in The Seven Ups. Of course it was the same people responsible for both.

>>512756128

They're both great. I think Bullitt takes it for me on the strength of having cooler cars involved in the chase.

>>512756128
>The Seven Ups
another of my all time favs
must see for French Connection 1 fans

>>512750606
>Network
that movie is such shit with total ham stage acting not suited for film
it's sad how so few know the difference
stage acting absolutely fuckin sucks on film save for the very rare cases

>>512749135 (OP)
>Protagonist brings AK47 and shoots up a college class for ragging his older sister
>Protagonist wealthy dad's company has Nazi logo
>Protagonist beats and abuses his wife regularly but then fucks her afterwards
>Protagonist cheats on wife with another woman and forces her to lick his boots
>Protagonist makes car company to manufacture car in the color of a hickey
>Protagonist shoots up his kids bedroom because wife threatens divorce
>Muslim villain character fucks his bride in front of everyone after stabbing a guy in front of them
>Muslim villain makes his other two wives have sex together with his new bride
Here is the trailer below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FkLRUJj-o0 (ANIMAL (OFFICIAL TRAILER): Ranbir Kapoor | Rashmika M, Anil K, Bobby D | Sandeep Vanga | Bhushan K) [3:33] (ANIMAL (OFFICIAL TRAILER): Ranbir Kapoor | Rashmika M, Anil K, Bobby D | Sandeep Vanga | Bhushan K) [3:33]

>>512750982
>You know your movie is shit, when book author asks to remove his name from the cover and vows to never speak with director again.
this is common
authors tend to be spergs and expect films to be shot by shot mirrors of books when it's not possibly in most cases and equally as pointless and boring

>>512757901
>"not suited for film"
?
How is the acting in 'Network' "total ham"?
what distinguishes the acting from any other 1972-1978 circa motion picture
What does that even mean

Some movies are made/adapted (meaning they have to be re-written, scripted) from stage plays. And also from novels. Or are written from scratch as a movie script. Many of the greatest film directors (Ingmar Bergman, or 'Network's Sidney Lumet) have come from being stage play directors and actors themselves, this frequently makes them more attuned to the needs and strengths of their actor cast and consequently get more out of their performances and the film itself.
(In the case of 'Network' overall it's a smash success)

>>512751384
>>512751547
i used to like Glass but that arpeggio shit gets boring after a while and unimaginative as hell
if i say Glass did music for such and such, without hearing it, you'd already know exactly how it will be.... i don't see how repeating the same shit can be interesting whatsoever

>>512749135 (OP)
Watching movies is gay

>>512758220
>gets boring after a while
ikr
You can't listen to it all the time
but maybe you can, it has a meditative aspect
yes I know what you mean: Not listening to the actual piece but rather reading/hearing *about* the music 'well it's the same phrase over and over'... would make one think : "huh? Why"
It's an experiential type of music and presentation. Also go to a concert hall performance of this stuff, it's powerful.

>>512758262
So is losing wars to birds.

>>512758262
Not as gay as what (You) do for entertainment

>>512758208
you aren't teaching me shit
and you're exactly the person i speak of who doesn't know the difference between stage/film
it's the most cringe, unnatural shit acting
every word and mannerism has to be BIG
film acting is the exact opposite
how can you not comprehend?
how??????

>>512758339

>>512751025
based Bronson enjoyer. Death wish 2 is my fave

>>512749135 (OP)
Saw pic related recently and it made me want to buy a muscle car.
>>512750664
Absolutely based. One of my favorite movies.
>>512753381
Yes.
>>512753416
Trve kino.

>>512749719
a nihilistic masterpiece. there is this and then there is everything else.

>>512749135 (OP) (OP)
Saw pic related recently and it made me want to buy a muscle car.
>>512750664
Absolutely based. One of my favorite movies.
>>512753381
Yes.
>>512753416
Trve kino.

>>512758460
>4 pbtid
(You) are a midwit. Get out of here

>>512758606
Re-make of the 1953 film by Clouzot

original fun with dick and jane

>>512758339
>>512758377
gay

Rolling thunder with will devane is the definition of based

>Any fucking movie with even a single kike involved
Sage.

>>512759486
Don't watch movies or bother commenting, go back to (You)r masturbation and videogames

>>512758735
no, i had a pending shit that was making me angry
sorry for the undeserved mean words
>>512758334
yeah, i liked it for a short bit a long time ago but grew tired of the very specific atmosphere

>>512759874
ok fine then
Yes understood the minimalist orchestral music isn't for everyone or all the time, but does have redeeming qualities
As in for example 'Koyaanisqatsi', a brilliant score there
if ever get a chance to see that film in large theater, do

>>512749719
The original is The Wages of Fear (Le Salaire de la peur).

guess the movie

The original six Star Wars films.

>>512749135 (OP)
The Man Who Stole the Sun (1979).
Easily my favorite Japanese film, screenplay is written by an American though. It's about a highschool teacher who decided to make a nuke in his apartment and take Tokyo hostage.

this one determined my whole world view as a kid when I first saw it

>>512758552
KEK

>>512760505
sometimes nothing can be a pretty ebin hand :DDD

>>512760392
black comedy about shooting up a hippie commune

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_(1970_film)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUpOQlPra64

convent right at end of World War II in Poland

>>512761006

>>512749135 (OP)
Never seen this film. What's it about?

>>512761141
>What's it about

--------------- >>512750988

>>512754416
i'll never be okay with the gay cgi they use now after seeing bart the bear star in this movie. they'll use a fucking cgi deer instead of just getting footage of a real deer. like THERE'S FUCKING DEER AT THE PARK NIGGERS, GO VIDEO A REAL FUCKING DEER

Codex Pajeet I-III

You nazis gona love this one:
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtXnuPa1qAA

too bad this film cannot now be seen as it was originally due to our jaded desensitized materialist mindset, the portrayal of the contrast between the old priest and the young priest is so well done

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1t6gJgKkVI8

>ctrl+f “Count of Monte Cristo”
>”0 results”
>Today I will remind them…
I’ve probably seen it a dozen times now, as a 23 year old zoomer I don’t see any modern movies that even come close.

This is a second runner up if you can handle french.

“In this life, we are either kings or pawns, emperors or fools.

the pajeet's final boss

>>512749135 (OP)
Fuckin' love this movie.
>Well written
>Great old-style production values
>Interesting twist that you doesn't feel like it comes out of left-field
>Awesome nostalgia value, makes you realize how awesome it would have been to be alive in the 60s

>>512761190
The bears name is bart? He deserves an oscar

this fren should've won an academy award

>>512750664
>The Conversation
Excellent movie! Came to post it. So well made cinematographically. Here's another good one: "The Lives of Others" (2006)

>>512760275
"Escape from New York?"

>>512761399
Is the movie really better than the mini-series?

>>512749719
Man I do not understand the appeal of this one.

>>512761759
>>The Conversation
what about Conversation Piece with that italian actress with coomable lips?
coincidink, burt lancaster from OP is in it too

>>512762003
(as mentioned above) the 1953 Clouzot original from which it was re-made, is better
It's a film that just needs to be viewed don't read about what the plot is before watching

Also fun fact:
Spielberg's excellent made-for-TV 'Duel' (1971) contains a key visual in cinematic tribute to Clouzot's 1953 masterpiece

>>512749135 (OP)
even better short story

I'll add:
An Elephant Sitting Still
In The Mood For Love

>>512761842
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Poseidon_Adventure_(1972_film)

something different, a lost world, when men were men, and bears were scared

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremiah_Johnson_(film)

>>512752511
yes

>>512762355
Yup, ofc. I was split; should have known. He was older in Escape from New York.
Guess this one. (picrel)

>>512762753
hmmm, seems the right age for Planet of the Apes, but gonna guess its not

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlton_Heston

>>512749135 (OP)
2025 movie

>>512762753
Was he the cab driver in Escape from New York by chance?

>>512761930
In my opinion it is, but the movie is the first one I saw and my favorite movie in general, the tv show is really good though

>>512749135 (OP)
2024 movie.
This is is also pretty good.

>>512762955
The Omega Man (1971). Classic. Favorite movie as a kid. (That and "Silent Running")
Best scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4sPM8ugSWc
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Omega_Man

>>512749135 (OP)
2024 horror movie.
Full of anti religion redpills.

>>512763185
intredasting, never saw it

>>512763078
Yes he was. Nice role for him.

>>512749135 (OP)

>>512763346
Yea, he played it real nice. It's a shame he died in the end, even though the world was fucked up in there he still kept everything positive. The movie showed the nature of both sides and proved that the gouvernment was not much different from the system prisoners created.

>>512749135 (OP)
Is that a good movie?

>>512763529

>>512763699
checked, where is this from?

>>512749256
Epic

>>512750454
That was good, yep.

>>512750836
It's a good book, too.

>>512751025
Miles to go before we sleep

>>512755674
Underrated

>>512749135 (OP)
One of the best pieces of cinema in the last 25 years.

>>512763765
Viy is the title from 1967
neat visuals

>>512752615
I always thought the car chase in French connection was the best buy I can't even engender Bullitt so we'll have to see.

Peter Greenway has a lot of kino films, although I haven't seen anything after the pillow book.

>>512758671
Jackie Gleason had a house made in the image of a flying saucer.

>>512749135 (OP)
Also the fact that Paul Kersey isn't in this thread is upsetting.

>>512753124
What is this?

>>512754976
Based Pamela Franklin enjoyer

>>512749135 (OP)
Lancaster was a fucking communist and a hedonist.
Fuck him.

Some classic sci-fis:
Silent Running (1972)
clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Bzt-g-9_GI
Logan's Run (1976)
Brazil (1985)
1984 (1984)
Brave New World (1980)

>>512753416
If you liked this you'll enjoy picrel

>>512753450
Truly awesome movie, all though i've only ever seen it in German

>inb4 fight club, gattaca, matrix, inception
fell for it again award, millennials truly were a disgraceful generation that consumed the most insane hollyslop propaganda ever made
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMgVWKNNjfE

personal recommendation: The Desert of the Tartars (1976), beautiful movie about literally nothing ever happening, also read the book if you can

>>512764235
kek get over your conditioning

>>512764110
I'll check it out, thanks anon.

This one is pretty good.

>>512755803
The young poisoners hand book.
Mad max.
Mother night.
The thin red line.
Man bites dog.
Withnail and I.
The Deep.

>>512757901
I think its fair to say you have no idea what the Fuck you're talking about.
I'm guessing you're circumcised?

>>512749135 (OP)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twilight_Samurai

>>512749135 (OP)
I think this qualifies

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LXAM-nLukQ

>>512763350
I am the only one who loves this one, it seems

>>512764425
Go put on 9 more masks and get 12 more jabs
Make sure to lick that boot

>>512764329
That is excellent. I also loved "RAN" (1985). (really anything by Kurosawa; and with Toshiro Mifune).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6NMNJcudlI
Good early Mifune movie: "Hell in the Pacific" (1968)(with Lee MArvin).

>>512760275
the poseidon adventure?

>>512764696
He apologized itt for having made that crappy post, anon

>>512764307
>Silent Running (1972)
yup

>>512764176
another good one from previous year is 'The Stone Killer'
and of course, the evergreen 'The Mechanic' (1972)

>>512763185
>The Omega Man (1971)
totally
100% /pol/

Saw 'the killer' with Fassbender recently. It was good.

>>512761538
Wasn't Bart also in The Bear?

>>512762355
I was right. Haven't seen it in 30 years but I'd recognize the sweat of enduring that hell anywhere.

>>512764529
Fuck you breakroom

>>512749135 (OP)
Roots

>>512764920
Good for him, doesn't mean he doesn't think it, it's still a retreated thing to say.

>>512765224
Why? Mad it has a lot of fucking white people? I was offended at the Disney+ Broadway musical because there were too many blacks. This was the superior version in my eyes.

https://youtu.be/BgL3vp8bEK0

>>512750582
>Courier
Nice, all of Shakhnazarov eariler films are kino
We Are from Jazz (1984)
Winter Evening in Gagra (1985)
Zero City (1988)
The Assassin of the Tsar (1991)

>>512764849
>"Hell in the Pacific" (1968)
another excellent and imho under recognized film
understated story with minimal dialogue


and another John Boorman classic: 'Zardoz' (1974)
>the gun is good
>the penis is evil

>>512765544
Frozen is goy slop

>>512765651
Please refrain from reciting incelistic verbiage. It makes you sound unhinged.

>>512765624
>Zardoz
Good movie. Apt allegory.

>>512749135 (OP)
Anyone know why Richie did Bobby Luppo?

>>512750982
>filtered by Tarkovsky
yikes

>>512765782
You do know where you are, right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCpYqWAIwFA

>>512766082
I'm tryna change that.