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O Último Mergulho/The Last Dive (1992) edition
>QOTDFavorite life-affirming /films/?
>BonusDo you own physical media? VHS tapes, DVDs, BluRay discs, show them.
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>>211441815
QRD on the argument that just transpired in the last thread?
Why must you all be so mean to each other and why must you baselessly insult Charlotte Gainsbourg?
>>211468612Just another Dingo fugue state.
Charlota Gainsborough is my favorite coalburner
>>211468791OI LAD
THIS GAINSBOROUGH LASS IS CHEEKY INNIT
>>211468753Baseless? Her feet ARE busted.
Some people are miserable little creatures and it shows.
>>211468612Some shit about a pedocord, and a pedo came out pretending to be something else while anons heavily suspect him to be a known waifufag. Then he defended his perspective, and in a rare moment of honor, some anons came to the conclusion that pedos are cancer.
>>211468521 (OP)>Favorite life-affirming /films/?The Last Laugh (or The Last Man in German)
>>211468791>>211468804I keep thinking of Charlotte Sartre at these posts
Ok, I'm finally watching this tonight, hope that anon is happy
>>211468898>heavily suspect him to be a known waifufagHarperposter literally said that it was him who made the post, c'mon.
>>211468894Han Ye West
>>211468898>pedoThat’s why I don’t join any server from 4chan. They are all filled with a bunch of creeps.
>>211469349>That’s why I don’t join any server from 4chan. They are all filled with a bunch of creeps.4chan itself is full of creeps.
>>211468753I agree, B. Maybe we aren't so different after all.
>>211468873No comment.
>>211469711>No comment.Meant to reply to
>>211468817 lol.
>>211469349>>211469650Every hobby community I get into ends up being shat on by paedos. It's very grim out there. And I'm not even adding the videogame forums...
>>211469650True. I’m about fed up with this general and 4chan in general. It’s sickening.
>>211468987Still not enough solid proof for me on that post, but let's say yes for the sake of the argument.
>>211469349There are sane people in here, as hard as that is to believe.
>>211470144>>211470182That's why we gotta show them that we don't want that shit in our places. They can fuck off to their pedocords and do their trash in there, but y'know, these bastards can't shut their mouths and keep it secret, specially in the anime community.
>>211469754>chooses the shadowiest pic availableLOOK ON THEM LIT AND DESPAIR
>>211470221Somedays, it seems it’s all just waifufags, trannies and pedos.
>>211470357>waifufags, trannies and pedosAll Dingo
>>211468521 (OP)unfathomably based edition t b h
>>211470482I don't trust that creep.
>>211470482Did he really say that
>>211470482>>211470584His eyes show heavy substance abuse
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>>211470334I don't see the issue desu. That's just how our toes would look like if constant shoe usage didn't condition them to be narrow and compressed.
>>211470620He claims to have been straight edge his whole life. I'm not sure if I trust him.
>>211468428Funny how I've always thought the same for you but didn't care because you like my favorite movie, kek. We're just have to continue tolerating each other y'know?
>>211470682It's not just the width, it's the gnarled, ape-like toes too.
>>211470801Post a pic. I wanna see 'em.
>>211470795No, I don't tolerate people that berate me constantly for no reason. Calling me fake is surreal.
Favorite 21st-century adult film company? Films as in real films, not internet stuff.
>>211470144If every hobby you're into eventually ends up overrun by pedos, then you might be one.
>>211472178And it's not even close.
>>211471111I've never berated you for no reason and no more than a handful of times. If there was no reason, I wouldn't do it. You don't see me throwing bombs at everybody, do you? You won't believe it but I like practically everyone here so it's okay if some people hate my guts. I genuinely love posting in /film/, getting/giving recs, discussing movies, and shitposting of course. Otherwise, I would've been gone long ago.
>>211472720Don't care, pup, you just hate me because you can, like many. Probably related to some gay beliefs or something; how could I be fake kek, you yourself said I have no filter.
>>211472759Made me chuckle, heh.
>>211472674I thought they just did distribution for criterion
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>>211473551You got it backwards. Criterion is the one who does the distribution.
Speaking of, where are the September announcements?
shan't see it unless it's restored by ritrovata
>>211472178I am going to download Tohjiro films from exoticaZ tomorrow but I hear he’s up there.
However I think Kink during the early 2010s is the peak.
Lately however I got into the Hunbl stuff and that is good.
Avsa-357 is my new all time favorite.
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>>211473339I'm trying to be 100% real with you here, but you sound like you're in complete cope mode and I don't see either of us budging. Also, I'm not religious at all so I'm unsure what "gay beliefs" you could be referring to. I've always been honest about who I am so continue conjuring these bizarre loser fantasies about all your "haters" like Dingo lol
>>211474380I liked this but it's a little overrated imo not an all-timer like some claim. Not even top 3 Cronenberg.
Just discovered Sarunas Bartas. What do filmbros think of his body of work?
>>211476278I find his 21st century stuff to be just alright, with some exceptions. Crash (or maybe eXistenZ) is the last film of his I really enjoy. What's your top 3?
>>211476158Didn't mention religion, don't care. I'd rather punish another one. You convince me to go on. I hate humanity so much that it hurts me.
Take your gay little argument back to trannycord faggots.
>>211476535we're reaching kdg levels of schizo in here
>>211476403We get it. You’re a homosexual. Go cry somewhere else faggot!
>>211468894>i am forgotten
>>211472178>zero tolerance entertainmentwhy would a porn company name themselves like this?
it sounds like a name for some slavic anti-woke podcast
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>>211476379If I had to give a top 5 right now:
1. Videodrome
2. The Fly
3. Crash
4. Maps to the Stars
5. Scanners
I admit I still need to see a handful of his films like Rabid, eXistenZ, and Dead Ringers. Cosmopolis too, but I have no interest in watching Gadon plus it just doesn't look very good. I watched all of his son's films recently and the only one that reaches the same level is probably Possessor. His other two films are still decent though.
>>211476637Pretty much kek like give me a break man. Get over it! Move on.
>>211468521 (OP)What was the point of the 5 minute long silent dance scene?
>>211477100eXistenZ is Crone revisiting the themes from Videodrome, but making things a lot campier (deliberately). I think it's great, but some people seem to consider it one of his weaker photoplays. I really like Dead Ringers as well. Mainly because of Jeremy Irons, but Bujold's presence always elevates things a notch.
Cosmopolis has both Gadon and Binoche in it, funny film. I'm not sure if I recommend it.
I've never seen Maps to the Stars, should I?
>>211477790Based nigga I already shouted out Tohjiro here
>>211475865You got any fav scenes yung nigha
Gimme a good one blud aight
>>211477160Found this on the net, roughly translated from 'tuguese.
>But the film is not just about looking directly (and apparently curious about everything) imprinted in these scenes, which arouse a certain air of improvisation. There is a sense of staging and intertextuality very well constructed. To the similarity of some of Manoel de Oliveira's pearls, The Last Dive confuses the boundaries between the scenic space of the theater and the cinematographic device. If in the street scenes reigned the camera in hand and the cut freed from the rules of continuity, in the scene where a dance number will be played by the actress of a show and then by Esperança, the camera will carry out sumptuous and rectilinear movements in the cart, in a sequence-shot, alternating with sinuous body expression of the dancers. When it's Esperança's turn to project itself In the role of the dancer, the film drowns out the soundtrack not only to do justice to the muteness of the character, but mainly to return to the primitive logic of the "cinema of attractions", and the scene becomes a spectacle with the simplicity and fascination of the films of ballerinas from Edison's kinetoscope. At the end of the dance, however, the dancers from Monteiro's film they take off their clothes: to what extent does the "innocence" of the image and its pornographic transparency not fit in?
>>211476637I guess you want to die.
>>211478278I'm reading 'boxed reviews and two people have pointed out something I also experienced: that while the second dance doesn't have background music, you can remember the music played in the first dance... sum it up with the posted concept of 'cinema of attractions', how hypnotic is that long take scene. Was it just an exercise in cinematic expression, of pure form? I'd like to read the opinion of others.
>>211477572>Bujold's presence always elevates things a notch.Mainly why I'm interested in Dead Ringers. She's pretty underrated but eXistenZ will probably resonate the most given I'm a big Videodrome fan.
>Cosmopolis has both Gadon and BinocheHuh I never noticed that, just Pattinson and Gadon. How much of it takes place in the back of a car?
>I've never seen Maps to the Stars, should I?Sure, why not? I wouldn't go in expecting something as good as The Fly but it stars Julianne Moore, cumgenus favorite Mia Wasikowska, and, you guessed it, Pattinson and Gadon again. No wonder Gadonpaki loves the Cronenbergs so much lel
Yall niggas at ballet class or some shit
>>211481606all the /film/ drama unnies fought and tired themselves out and retired early
>>211481734>unniesfuck off back to /kdg/
Good morning fellow eurangutans
Two films a day. Such is life!
>>211472720Always Be Persecuted
Numba 1 selecta Harper
>>211478412Come find me faggot. I will happily exercise my rights and dismiss you from this world!
Does anyone know if there are any rips of the Kino Lorber release of Bettie Page films? Can't find anything on Cinemaz or Torrentleech. Just need to know whether I should buy it or not.
>>211468521 (OP)Based monteirista edition.
>QODLe rayon vert.
>BonusLots of DVDs, they're all in boxes so it would take too much effort to show them and i'm incredibly lazy.
>>211468594>American female criticlol, lmfao even.
>>211470334Yikes, should've made this a spoiler.
>>211476369Only saw his first one, miserable slavs being miserable wallowing in their misery, just a dire ordeal, last shot is beautiful though.
>>211476535This. It's going nowhere and it's annoying.
Remember last thread when i said i was gonna try for three films today? I didn't watch a single one.
>>211484092I haven't watched a film in almost a month. Been sticking to books and records of great music.
Three films a year, such is life!
>>211484145Been a week for me.
>go to sleep
>wake up to another cra meltdown
>>211484316Another day at the office.
>>211484092I meant to watch four today. Only made it to one. I'm too sleepy for no apparent reason
>>211484512>I'm too sleepy for no apparent reasonBeing awake is the reason.
Three years a film, such is life!
>>211484437Another day on /film/.
>>211483710This is all available on KG
>>211468594Admittedly I don't know much about Kael and used to dismiss her as just another pompous jewish critic based on such isolated trivia as her attack on Welles, feud with Cassavetes, her adoration by Tarantino, but, and it is very ironic and obviously contrary to Welles' intention, her character in Welles' The Other Side of the Wind, which I saw recently, actually made me interested in her as a person and a critic, mainly thanks to the perfomance of the uknown actress that played her. I forgot to mention that in my writeup, but that character was another element that I really liked, she struck me as an intelligent, inquisitive, feisty woman whose writing is very much worth looking into even if end up disagreeing with her; thank you Orson for opening my eyes, and thank you actress Susan Strasberg.
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Ten films per decade from every decade and then moving on to different hobbies.
>>211485204Her only positive is liking De Palma and always defending him.
>>211485103Thank you. I guess I'll buy the blu-ray. A bit annoying I won't have a digital copy but better than nothing.
/film/ stands with jewish women.
/film/ lies with iranian women.
>>211485308>liking De Palma and always defending himThat's a red flag though
>>211485320https://github.com/yaboy58/BatchGuy
I'd kneel if you released them yourself.
>>211485591https://www.rationalqm.us/dgdemux/dgdemux.html
https://vidcoder.net/
Correction, BatchGuy is for bulk purposes
>>211485591>>211485626Even if I actually had a disc driver, would a blu-ray disc even show up on a computer? Or do you need an external device for it?
>>211485308Wtf I love Kael now.
Just got filtered by The Philadelphia Story.
>>211486331How is that possible?
Just got filtered by The Shawshank Redemption.
>5 1/2 months into 2025
>have seen only 2 (two) great films this year
I now strongly identify with this quote by an 80 year old critic, [brackets] by me
One of the life-affirming
virtues of cinema is that it reiterates the greatest thing in real life: meeting a
sensational new person. Of course, the novelty is never repeated, and few
people [films] can survive familiarity, but when you see someone startling for the
first time, it means so much. We fall for
them [cinema], one way or the other. Our affair with the medium is renewed: look,
it has done it again. Most profound of all, we feel better again about life,
and the way an ordinary meeting can reenergize us.
Takeshi Kitano used to have an awards show that celebrated pornography.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Japanese_adult_video_awards_(1991%E2%80%932008)#Takeshi_Kitano_Entertainment_Awards_(2000%E2%80%932006)
Just got filtered by Citizen Kane.
By the way, English language sophisticates, help an ESL out.
I can't understand what is implied in the second sentence of this passage:
> With such grave camera movements and the music of X, Y has all the framework of a great film. But the little boy making it holds on to his disillusion the way older boys clutch their prick. It is beauty—but it is all over.
Is the critic implying that Y is artistically impotent? That's the only sense I can make of it.
The critic needs to kill himself.
Alors, qu'est-ce que le cinéma ?
>>211487386>It is beauty—but it is all over.idk what this means without further context. post a link
has this ever happened to you?
>>211487945That's the end of the essay. Preceding the passage there's some info about production and plot, of little importance.
>>211488008just give me the link so i can see if there were previous paragraphs this sentence was referring to
>>211488103It's from a book
A little later, Paul allows Camille to be alone for a short time with
Prokosch. She believes he may have been making her available to advance
his career. That she has so little self-respect or independence suggests a code
of marriage belonging to the seventh century. Never mind: like many
ultramodernists, Godard was old-fashioned in many respects. So the
marriage breaks. Tragedy will follow. And a serene Lang will be left with
The Odyssey—perhaps the least promising project Fritz Lang ever considered.
I am being a little facetious because Le Mépris is now so taken for granted
as a masterpiece—and because I wish to show that it has many silly things
wrong with it. Still, Godard’s baleful feelings about the movies are no longer
in doubt. He disapproves, and as he disapproves so he gives us yet more
ravishing footage (by Raoul Coutard) from the roof of the villa (it had
belonged to Curzio Malaparte) overlooking the Mediterranean (more
spectacular than even Mlle. Bardot). With such grave camera movements
and the music of Georges Delerue, Le Mépris has all the framework of a great
film. But the little boy making it holds on to his disillusion the way older
boys clutch their prick. It is beauty—but it is all over.
>>211488168over clearly refers to fritz lang's artistic integrity within the film, bardot's mariiage to lang and the artistic filmmaking of old hollywood in general.
>Preceding the passage there's some info about production and plot, of little importance.jesus fuck you are a moron
>>211488218I don't think so, dingo. Over clearly refers to Godard's disillusionment in cinema. But what does "the way older boys clutch their prick" mean? This is what I want to know. I don't believe it means masturbation and artistic indulgence, that would be too facile. I believe the critic is calling 30 something Godard immature and compares him to men with premature erectile dysfunction.
>>211488398>Over clearly refers to Godard's disillusionment in cinemano it fucking doesn't you ESL retard, obviously his disillusionment with cinema didn't fucking end.
>But what does "the way older boys clutch their prick" mean?older boys going through puberty like to hold on to their dicks for a long time you retard, it's just a way of saying he holds onto his disillusionment for a long time.
>I don't believe it means masturbationyou'd be wrong
>>211488450I don't believe you. There's another line that supports my interpretation:
>But by 1963 Godard was already over the edge: he believed watching a movie (a Prokosch movie) was as great a ruin as making one. Yet he labored on.The context of Godard's whole career doesn't matter here, what matters is what kind of person he was at that specific point in time.
Reseeing the first episode of Twin Peaks for the first time in decades, I suddenly realize something I should have figured out long ago: that David Lynch was truly our Dickens, our Victorian purveyor of smoke and foglike dankness, every serial episode packed with the sobs and giggles of passionate, scary eccentrics, heaps of sentimentality alongside gasps of horror.
>>211488859I saw this bullshit and I can only assume that dude has read 3 words of Dickens
>>211488912>>211488948Oh. I thought it was Schrader for a sec.
>>211489013*bzzzt*
it's Rosenbaum
https://jonathanrosenbaum.net/2025/06/twin-peaks-2/
>>211489596Good evening Gadonbro.
>expect nothing
>get kino
based unkown german silent film.
What’s your favorite Jerry Lewis film?
>>211490730He in: The King of Comedy
He controlling things: None because the only good films with him were directed by Frank Tashlin, when he directs he's always insisting upon himself and ruins his films
>>211490730The Day the Clown Cried. Certified /wacky/ now it finally came out.
>>211490905>Certified /wacky/ now it finally came out.wait what where when
>>211490920I only saw snippets ages ago but it's out there.
>Swedish actor Hans Crispin has reportedly been sitting on a copy of The Day The Clown Cried after stealing it in 1980.https://www.avclub.com/jerry-lewis-the-day-the-clown-cried-found
>>211490981>after stealing it in 1980.based, he should donate it to some place to transfer into digital before the jews track him down
>>211491595As a /wacky/ enjoyer I only saw The Bellboy and it was mostly cringe and unfunny. But to be fair it was his first directorial effort.
Watching Sin City this shit is fucking terrible
>>211492062You had to be there. Coolest shit ever when you saw it on release at 16.
>>211492101I guess that explains why its completely forgotten
>>211491595Jerry Lewis was funny. You, Supremelemon, are not, I’m afraid.
>>211492265As a film it has aged terribly, sure. But as a document of the edgy early 00s it's perfect.
>>211491040Agreed. Anyone unfamiliar should read that article for a quick rundown on the film's recent developments, like how Lewis donated five hours of footage to Congress in 2015 and it wasn't screened publicly until last year. This is pertaining to a finished cut.
>>211491768There's plenty to choose from, plus it was it first directorial effort like you said.
>>211492062I heard the sequel's worse but even Eva Green won't get me to check it out.
>>211490459This is what Shitler took away from us
>>211492101Watched it as a teen. Liked it not loved it. I still mean to read the comic though.
Watching Hong Sang-soo made me appreciate Jeanne Dielman a lot more.
>>211490730pardners is hilarious. either that or the geisha boy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyFeHr8Vaxo
>>211487999It's very awkward when that happens and makes me look like some insufferable pseud, so if I want to see the credits for some reason I just walk very slowly towards the exit while looking at the screen.
I wonder if Bresson would have approved of Fast and Furious.
>>211494296Malikfags are everything Lynch haters say Lynch fans are.
I accept my destiny as the Hitler of the 21st century. I'll force people to do my will. Films for this feel?
>>211496197hitler embodied the will of the people. he didn't force them.
>>211496607Everyone that achieves something forces his will. The World as Will and Representation, yadda yadda. Read the book. I don't think Hitler was very diplomatic, in fact, he was a dictator for 12 years.
>>211496780again, a dictator embodies the will of the people. a tyrant rules through intrigue. you're thinking of a despot.
>>211497425Yeah, whatever works for you, bro.
>>211497466if you're going to use technical terms make sure you're accurate
>>211497625It's actually like that, but for you. I guess Kim Jong Un embodies the will of the people lol
>>211497716kim jong un is more of a despot. idc which term libtards use for him.
>>211497798libtards as in american shitlib? just dictator
>>211496197Megalopolis
Abel Gance's Napoleon
Fritz Lang's The Nibelungs
Fitzcarraldo
Perceval
Walker
Bigger Than Life
the list goes on..
>>211496197Wake in Fright
>>211497934liberals in general
>>211497798Kim is considered a dictator. There is no "embodying the will of the people", that is impossible. You'd need to create a census asking everyone to state their "will" and the results would be obviously contradictory; a true dictator just does his will and that of a few elites and that's it.
>>211497950Nice try with the latino dance moves, but meh. I'll check some of the recs which I've still not seen.
>>211498161>Kim is considered a dictator. lib
>There is no "embodying the will of the people", that is impossible. You'd need to create a census asking everyone to state their "will" and the results would be obviously contradictory; a true dictator just does his will and that of a few elites and that's it.plebiscites, also read fascist theory
>>211498236I'll read the theory, but the Kim dictator thing is approved by 99% of people (a 100% before I knew you, you joker).
Hitler was subconsciously willed into power by the German people, it's true because this Jewish psychoanalyst says so
>>211498350I guess so, reminds me of that game, Heal Hitler lol
Daniel actually looks fit what the fuck
>>211496197You ain’t finna do shiett!
>>211499088Already did, soz.
Yonder stands your orphan with his gun
Crying like a fire in the sun
Look out, the saints are coming through
And it's all over now, Baby Blue
>>211496197can you please come into power already? I'm so tired of this gay earth
Has anyone here seen Valerie and Her Week of Wonders? What did you think? I always want to watch it when I see something about it, but I never feel in a dreamy enough mood to commit to downloading it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=as5ZdjYGdRY
>>211500215On it.
>>211500329Yes, it's a classic.
>>211493809Artists & Models for me.
>>211500744Let Charles cook.
>>211500848Let Rachel Cook.
>>211468594Could anyone give me or point me to a QRD on the film critics they like or think are important?
I'm so glad I didn't have a hot mom.
>>211487254>no gravurePlebs from the east
>>211501889Anglo ones? Dave Kehr, Tag Gallagher, Robin Wood. French ones, Jacques Lourcelles, the macmahonists mainly, also Serge Daney, and a lot of Cahiers guys up to the 70s.
>>211501915Probably better than having a really ugly one.
>>211487386>>211488398I think they're just saying it's masturbatory. As in he's getting off to/mentally discharging ideas in his head which have no basis/connection to reality. I'm not familiar with that particular movie, but if you look at things that way you'll realize a lot of art is in fact masturbatory to the point of wholesale self-indulgence. Especially classical music and bebop jazz.
>>211500806artists and models looks great but there's too much going on for it to be as funny as the geisha boy or even hollywood or bust. that's what happens when you use chicks as actors rather than eye candy
>>211500329I stumbled across last week and put it on my halloween list
>>211502841Shirley Maclaine goes toe to toe in wackyness with Lewis and i think it works well, the "too much going on" is precisely its strongness. Anyway, i prefer Tashlin with Jayne Mansfield.
>>211497950based nora poster
>>211501889Jonathan Rosenbaum
He's Godard approved
Somebody give me a title, an original one, i can't think of one and i don't wanna ask chatgpt.
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>>211500744this looks KINO
>>211503528One i can actually use.
>>211503528Ye, that's what we will say to pedos when we get them chemically castrated. No more lust, except anal lust (in prison).
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>>211503476A Star is Porn
>>211504065This one will do, thanks.
>>211501915At the risk of coming off as Freudian, I'm glad I can't relate.
>>211502126Yeah, it could always be worse. You could be attracted to actresses that resemble your mom and have to personally reconcile that.
>>211504763Ask your mom what she's getting into tonight for me.
>>211504475How about you chemically castrate deez nuts... No, wait.
What are some good /film/ approved comedies? I’ve found that comedy is one of the most profound genres that really gets to the heart of the human experience. I like ones with a little romance as well, where the protagonist is a clumsy fool (like me). I’ve of course watched all the silent classics and some of the French sound films.
>>211505043>ones with a little romance as well, where the protagonist is a clumsy fool (like me).I can’t wait for the inevitable resurgence of this type of film, especially those made by true auteurs! I think that’s part of the reason I love Tsai, Carax and Kaurismaki so much. They include comedic moments and have similar characters.
>>211504799Sure, lemme call her real quick.
>>211505043>I like ones with a little romance as well, where the protagonist is a clumsy fool (like me).After Hours
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>>211504475I sympathize with pedos. They can’t control their feelings. I just hope they never act on them.
>>211505043>ones with a little romance as well,Pic related is great.
>>211505139Based and i would like a return of romantic comedies as well, it's a shame that even women now were memed into rejecting them.
>>211505250Oh shit, it's the fella from /hor/!
>>211505043La grande guerra (1959) is a must watch.
>>211505731Seen’t it. I didn’t care for it in the slightest. Also, poor recommendation.
>>211505747They can't control their feelings, and many can control their actions, but won't, so fuck them.
>>211505747Let's not start this argument again, please.
>>211505797You didn't like it because you didn't realize that it was a comedy.
>>211505873Wasn’t that anon. I’m sorry that I abhor the movie you cherish so dearly.
>>211505043>What are some good /film/ approved comedies? I’ve of course watched all the silent classics and some of the French sound filmsHis Girl Friday
Getting Any?
Kikujiro
The Errand Boy
The Patsy
The Ladies Man
Smorgasbord
A New Leaf
Kind Hearts and Coronets
It Happened One Night
Tampopo
Minbo: the Gentle Art of Japanese Extortion
Unfaithfully Yours
Female Trouble
Pink Flamingos
Freddy Got Fingered (someponycore)
>I like ones with a little romance as well, where the protagonist is a clumsy fool (like me).Bringing Up Baby
The Apartment
The Seven Year Itch
The Lady Eve
>>211505816There will be no arguments, just rivers of blood streaming down the streets, in time. It's the 99% versus the 1%, and the only thing that the 99% needs to go into action is a leader. Hate is a force as strong as love, and the enemy surely loves to get hated!
>>211506254I have seen all of these besides two and I absolutely deplore Billy Wilder and Preston Sturges. Based and Jerrypilled though. Thank you nonetheless Baubro.
>>211506254>Getting Any?This one is really really funny for the forst half hour orn so, then it stops being funny and it's just odd.
>Female Trouble>Pink FlamingosWaters was never funny to me, i only liked him when i was a teenager because it was edgy.
Great recs overall and let me add,
>>211505043, check out Mitchell Leisen, especially Easy Living (1937), Midnight (1939) and Arise, My Love (1940).
>>211506323Cringe post, you're embarrassing yourself again.
>>211506435I like Waters more for who he is than the movies he directs. His best are undoubtedly Hairspray and Desperste Living. Still haven’t watched Pecker.
>>211506410>I absolutely deplore Billy WilderBased.
>>211505770>Oh shit, it's the fella from /hor/!
>>211506514Wait, the Crampton mom anon was you also this whole time?
>>211506499>I like Waters more for who he is than the movies he directsAbsolutely, really cool guy with interest taste (not just in movies) and a great interviewee, every so often i'll type his name on youtube and watch hours of his interviews.
>>211506410>>211506512>I absolutely deplore Billy Wilder:(
>>211506435>This one is really really funny for the forst half hour orn so, then it stops being funny???
>>211505043Happy End, Lemonade Joe, The Cassandra Cat, Who Wants to Kill Jessie
>>211506854>Cassandra CatPrime /wacky/core
>>211506811My God, the typos, and just yesterday i promissed i'd start proofreading before pressing post.
>>211506471It's just reality, cope more. It's imminent: no one likes you except other people of your moral status, and they obviously don't care for you.
>>211506854>Happy End+1
>>211506898It's a very cute film. Caught it on TV one night.
Is Columbo /film/ approved?
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>>211506574Yep, the whole time.
The act of death has caused another life to be reborn. Together, we share the wonder of human existence. And let there be no doubt
that all of us are brothers. There can be no beginning or ending that
does in some way not touch another. For our actions affect the lives
and destinies of the many.
Gadonpaki: He forgot that life has many levels...and by choosing to live on only one, lost sight of reality.
Dingo: Men were toys for her amusement. Her total disregard for their feelings made love a stranger to her.
Nigga: He never gave of himself. Those who only take must be prepared to pay the highest price of all.
Spikeposter used his profession to mask selfish interests, to betray the trust that should have been sacred.
Baubro: Perhaps too pure. Excessive goodness can often blind us to the human failings of those less perfect.
Dallebro found that something as precious as love brings with it a demand for greater understanding.
Scaredanon and Cartel theatener: Light and shadow. Theirs was not an evil relationship. But evil did come because of it.
Lil Hitler: An end to Martin Bormann?
Charlottebro: He forgot that yesterday is only for remembering. Those who choose to live there lose sight of tomorrow.
Tsaifag's mistake: A fleeting thing, born of emotion yet it almost ruined the lives of two others.
CRA's body: A cage for an animal. It lifted him to the top of his field but in the end, the beast almost killed him.
And Harperbro? Her selfish involvement so ready to turn her back on
friendship. The road back is painful. But by her pain, she will never again forget.
You must each decide what your life will be. You must always know that a hand extended to your fellow man is a gesture of love. Love that asks nothing, expects nothing. It is simply there. And if love is in you, then gentle will be all your steps as you walk beyond this valley.
Some of these don't make sense but I just had to choose names for every part.
>>211508919>Spikeposter>Dallebro>TsaifagSame person
>>211509020Only cast I give is a cast iron pan on the head hard
>>211509020An original movie about a white woman moving to Pakistan in order to find a boyfriend. After rejecting countless pakis, she somehow finds a chinese man and falls in love. There's a 20 minute scene of her having sex with the chinese man while an angry paki is tied to a chair and forced to watch her insemination.
>>211508649Damn, can't believe i never caught that.
>>211509297Actually, replace the chinese man with a beetlejuice sized Indian man with a small dick.
Kinda want to travel, Europe is my first thought.
What's the most /film/ country and why is it France?
>>211509533Because Lumieres and Melies literally invented cinema maybe?
>>211509020I feel really bad for actors that they have to send these video auditions now, since covid they've become the norm.
>>211509533https://youtu.be/96BzIKWracs?si=zcShfI7y4tgALfoh
>>211509533I wanna move to the swiss alps.
>>211509596Aren't you guys getting currently bombed?
>>211509578And Malle perfected it
I’m having a panic attack. Can someone recommend me /film/ related things about panic attacks. Lars talking about them helps me.
>>211509867Inside Out 2 and play Tetris sister
>>211510032I need the touch of a woman. I used to have someone hold me whenever I felt them.
>>211509867Count your breathing, deep long breaths, try thinking about literally anything, maybe sing whole songs in your head or recite poems in your head, count/name objects in the room out loud, remind yourself over and over you're not dying and it's just panic.
>>211509218Untrue. That's two different people, and I'm friends with the other.
>>211509644isnt moving to switzerland crazy hard?
>>211509533I'll be honest with you guys, I just want to try french and italian pussy without paying
>>211510140Ok I’ll try this. If not I’m just going to take a lot of Valium and then watch My Own Private Idaho.
>>211510454Yeah this is the kind of babe I want to cuddle and sex with
>>211510156I have no idea, never looked into it, wouldn't surprise me though, they gotta protect their wonderful little country.
>>211510291>take a lot of ValiumThat works better than my suggestions.
>>211510498Based and Fixpilled
>>211510454>>211510498I tried googling her age the other day, apparently it's unknown and she hasn't made it public.
>>211510533Swiss still eat cats and dogs to this day.
>>211510643In this interview from September 2022, Sarah Gadon says that Amanda Fix was 21. So now she would probably be 24.
https://www.filminquiry.com/tiff-2022-sarah-gadon-interview/
>>211510643She’s 14 **+ 10**
>>211510669That's why they have cantons? because they lowkey cantonese? I'll retire myself quietly after this pun
>>211510744I'm about her age. How do I rizz her up, fellow rizzlers?
>>211510776Fuck how do you do spoilers? I wanted to black out the + 10 part.
omw to cream my amanda fix voodoo doll
>>211510842Ctrl+s newfriend :)
>>211510914>spoonfeeding the newfriends
>>211510948This is a dying website. None of the unspoken code matters anymore. It's like the feast scene in Herzog's Nosferatu.
I'm baking as soon as we hit 310.
>>211510981I hope it gets hacked again.
Next bake will be North Of Normal themed
>>211510744>>211510776Then when i said that she looks five years older than me even though she's probably 10 years younger i wasn't that off.
>>211511159If he does this please counterbake.
>>211511049I was thinking on baking a fitting sequel to my own thread. You better not disappoint.
>>211511089Ironically, if 4chan dies for good, /film/ will be the only part of it I'll miss.
>>211511447I can't live without /film/ anymore.
>>211511447same
I didnt know wtf to do while 4chan was kill
I needed my daily dose of cinema sperging
>>211511447>>211511506>>211511511that's when the 'cord comes into play
>>211511562sorry but I'm not a pedophile
>>211511587where do you think you are
>>211511587Pedophiles are made, not born
>>211511693not true
t. pedophile
counterbake protocol status?
>>211511562Never using discord.
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