I've been told throughout my life how much this film was a triumph of philosophy and film art. So, I finally sat down and watched it from beginning to end. It was nothing but pretentious boring trash.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8sOc5weAic

>>212538229 (OP)
I loved it.

>>212538229 (OP)
sorry you got filtered anon

>>212538229 (OP)
There is nothing pretentious about the discussion they had. You would never be able to have a conversation with any friend like this in real life because most people are close minded and don't want to hear anything beyond what's trending on Netflix.

>>212538229 (OP)
I'm happy you liked the film.

>>212538229 (OP)
At the time it came out, it was pushed as being an artistic/innovative film. So; (at least around the time it came out), you either liked it, claimed to have liked it, or were labeled as too stupid to 'get' the film.

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

It's not a horrible movie; but I don't know that it's necessarily a great film either. Meanwhile, Wallace Shawn, the guy on the left in OP's image; had a far better part playing the Grand Nagus in Star Trek DS9

>>212538493
OP here:
Thank you for your brutal honesty, Anon. I suspected that was the case.

>>212538493
Siskel and Ebert got it right here.

I liked it but I wish they talked more about the dinner itself and how much they did or did not enjoy the meal.

>>212538229 (OP)
I loved it when I watched it last year, andre is an obvious pseud

One of the few movies I've ever actively turned off and never finished. The most Jewish rambling nonsense I've ever seen

>>212538999
It was cool to watch a pseud be able to converse with an everyman like Wallace.

Literally the #1 greatest film ever made. Vertigo can go die.

sneed

what is "Source de Pavilion" that the barman says they only have when asked for a club soda? Whenever I google "Source de Pavilion" I only get this film

>>212538453
>>212539113
It's not a film. We need to quit calling it one. It's more like a podcast with one episode. Not a film.

>>212539209
You're literally so braindead that zombies would skip you

>>212538229 (OP)
philosophy and film art IS pretentious trash

>>212539258
There's no action, and it should not be considered art. It's a podcast. That's it.

My Podcast with Andre

maybe it's seminal? it's all very well trodden ground nowadays. especially the damn hippie freakout nonsense.

>>212540273
you just want podcasts associated with one of the highest rated movies of all time

>>212538229 (OP)
Bait used to be believable.

>37 years old

>>212540715
It's not a movie.

You've been making a lot of threads like this recently, and I wanted you to know we can all tell it's you and we all think you're stupid

>>212540830
yes. it is.

>>212538229 (OP)
If it was made today it would have a $90m budget

>>212538229 (OP)
I liked when Abed did his Dinner with Andre Dinner with Jeff

>>212540892
It's a podcast.

>>212541005
associating podcasts with an actual movie isn't going to validate podcasts

>>212541131
It's not a movie. Movies have characters and action and tell a story. This has none of that. It's just two guys talking (which is a podcast). Nothing wrong with being a podcast.

>After all these years I have finally become Mydinerwith Andre!

>>212538229 (OP)
its a masterpiece you fucking retard

>>212538999
>>212539029
the entire point is that both of them are kind of pretentious and pseudo-intellectuals in their own way, Andre is rich and able to afford to travel the world and do a bunch of upper class hippy bullshit and "connect with nature" in a way most people simply cant. his idea of people needing to shed the confines of modern society and let go of "things" is only achievable because of his wealth, though it did obviously have a profound effect on him and tere is some validity to it. while Wally is too stuck in his ways, too attached to his routines and his creature comforts to the point that he dismisses any validity to what Andre is talking about, though he does have a point that you can feel profound things and find revelation in one's regular, average life. you arent supposed to side with either, which they've both said was their goal when writing it, and in fact they wrote it specifically so that either one of them could play either character truthfully and genuinely.

it's a really brilliant piece of writing desu, I revist the movie periodically through my life and find myself agreeing and disagreeing with different parts as I age

>>212542618
>its a masterpiece you fucking retard
your MOM is a master piece... of ass

>>212538229 (OP)
I'm totally like Wally in this movie just a simple guy interested in art and understand what Andre is saying but think that it's pointless as well

>>212542618
Get a grip.

>>212541694

>>212539189
It was a brand of mineral water. I don't think it exists any more.

Anyway the film is amazing.

This film is great. Someone told me Stalker was similar but I found Stalker to incredibly dull and trite. Any other anons feel the same way?

>>212538229 (OP)
I enjoyed it. A great conversation can be meaningful. I think the baldie's character gained some new perspective to life.

>>212545684
I found Stalker hard to follow. I had read the short story before and it was way more straightforward.

>>212538229 (OP)
You have to remember this was the 80s and people's minds were different.
Also overtly this is the epitome of a midwit promoted by the evil that controls our world.