Thread 213360942

Arthouse und Classics General.

Steven Yeun edition.

>QOTD
Favourite Korean director?

>Just One More Thing...
Did he do it?

Previous: >>213325352

Queen of /film/

Queen of /film/

>>213361016
Mopey-looking, dopey-looking, Breedy Bobby-baiting bitch of /film/

>>213360942 (OP)
Shit OP.

>QOD
Park Kwang-su

>>213361016
Evil bitch of /film/.

>>213361075
Mediocre as hell. Jodo's best film is Santa Sangre and because Claudio Argento kept his shenenigans in check and forced him to just make a giallo.

>>213361016
She has an angelical physiognomy. Breedy Bobby knew how to cast models.

>>213361037
>>213361093
Bressoncels stay seething.

>>213361145
You got it, she was an angel AND didn't do anything wrong.

>>213361122
>Mediocre
It's actually one of the worst films of all time

>>213361145
>>213361173
Demons disguise themselves as angels.

She actually has a very zoomer face to me, she's probaby the most zoomer looking boomer i've ever seen.

>>213361318
I feel that way about the lead actress from Suspiria. Not a very boomer face at all imo.

Thoughts on Buttgereit?

I was looking for arthouse-adjacent horror stuff, and was recommended his Der Todesking.

>>213361093
I wasn't intending to make one but your fat lazy ass wouldn't make one.

>>213361016
Y'know, the thing about a frivolous woman, she's got lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eyes... when she leads ya on she doesn't even seem to be livin' until she cucks ya, and those black eyes roll over white, then... you hear the terrible high pitched moanin', the assistant director having her hootin' and hollerin'... On that first day of shooting, she slept with a hundred men. I don't know how many over the whole shoot, maybe a thousand. She averaged six an hour... Y'know, that was the time I was most cucked.. waiting for my turn. I'll never court a teenager again. Anyway, we delivered the donkey flick.

>>213361373
You chose the korean theme deliberately out of spite you cunt.

>>213361366
I don't consider any of his stuff horror films, they're just the most soul crushingly depressing essays about loneliness.

>>213361409
I just picked a random image I already had saved... In spite of what? What are you talking about? Medication, now.

>>213361373
>I'll never court a teenager again.
No way he would ever think or say this.

We're all in dire need of medication now here.

>>213361441
Yeah sure, it's just a fucking coincidence. Your gaslighting won't work on me, i'm not a dumb swedish broad.

>>213361491
You're a dumb what, then?

>>213361491
Well, you're definitely not a Swedish broad.

>>213361452
That marked his transformation into Breedy Bobby. They had to put up at the audition, no more courting with the adjoining rooms crap.

>>213361514
Oh really? Tell us more?

Just kill yourselves.

>>213361862
Whoah, calm down there bud.

>>213361373
You reckon the donkey counted among those numbers or nah?

>>213361491
someone didn't take their medication today

>>213360942 (OP)
Park Chan Wook is the only correct answer unless you really like a 1 hit wonder director. Bong Joon is a hack fuck desu.

>>213361931
>Only mentioning the two most famous mainstream slop ones
Great knowledge of korean cinema you got there.

I wanna ask y’all YNs. Do you know personally 70 year old grannies who are chronic alcoholics and compulsive liars. Shits fuckong with me irl ngl

I seriously need torture to live.

>>213362627
Is that why you're looking for a 70 year old compulsive lying alcoholic granny?

Kyle is having a psychotic episode.

>kinskifag stops posting
>threads immediately improve

a man to fix (2025)
>noir style
>b&w photography lensed by dingo
>staged by me
>protagonist: a man trapped in a tangle of conspiracies, multiple faceless villains
>side chick: amanda fix
>femme fatale: sarah gadon

>>213361016
Reminder this bitch is reponsible for Godard going off the Maoist deep end in the 70s

>He had also split with Anna Karina, and -- much like his hero in Le Petit Soldat -- Godard fell in love with a Leftist girl, soon afterward befriending a young Maoist literary critic for Le Monde named Jean-Pierre Gorin. The Leftist girl, Anne Wiazemsky, was a student and the star of one of Godard's favourite films, Bresson's Au Hasard Balthazar. Like Karina, for a period Wiazemsky was his muse, starring in La Chinoise and appearing in both Week End and Sympathy for the Devil. She was also a Maoist, and through his love for her, and the influence of Gorin and the political energies of the time, Godard became radicalised. In fact, many believe that La Chinoise, a 1967 film about a student Maoist cell whose members discuss and commit acts of terrorism, was a key influence on the 1968 student rioters. La Chinoise was the beginning of Godard's Dziga Vertov period, so named after the Maoist Dziga Vertov Group he formed with Gorin and several others.

>>213361333
True.

>>213361075
>>213361122
>Jodorowsky
The holy mountain is the most pretentious kitsch garbage ever made

>>213363908
>P-word

>>213361145
>Breedy Bobby knew how to cast models
All dogs except for Marika Green. Éric "Ricky Ro-Ro" Rohmer was the one with the eye for models.

>Breedy Bobby was owed sex simple as

I seriously hope you guys are ironic about this

talk about film
this isn't your personal discord

>>213364393
Say the magic word Kyle

>>213364357
t. someone who owes Breedy Bobby sex

>>213363289
I unironically hate her now.

>>213364393
You first, tranny

Monday morning feels

Every Paul Verhoeven film is just Hollywood bullshit with a bit more edge, no wonder he's so revered.

>>213363289
>>213364494
It's well known by now that the 1968 French color revolution was organized by the CIA as a retaliation for de Gaulle's anti-American policies, such as ending French-Israeli nuclear cooperation and halting arms sales to Israel, putting pressure on US gold reserves and pulling out of NATO.
And if Godard played an important part in instigating and fueling the protests, the question arises, who was his connection to the CIA? Who out of his circle belonged to one of the radical groups that we now know were organized and trained by glownigger operatives? Who had enough influence on him to subvert the direction of his artistic career?
Was it Wiazemisky, Gorin, both? An interesting speculation to entertain.

>>213364357
Breedy Bobby was owed, in the legally binding sense, sex. There was a writ of law, an oath professed with hand laid on the Holy Bible, and a contract signed in blood. All of these were voided. And as the common laws of man were broken, so was the moral laws of the heart. ANNE WIAZEMSKY IS A PUBLIC MENACE!

>>213364357
You're so fucking gay dude.

>>213364932
films like this?

>>213365328
Gorin glows like a thousand fireflies.

>>213365133
>Hollywood bullshit with a bit more edge
The perfect tone for classic cinema

>>213365456
>>213365396
Don't you think that maybe Wiazemsky turned out the way she did, an angry cheating bitch, because Bresson in an effort to have her purity destroyed it and irreversibly damaged Anne as a person? Losing virginity to a crew member seems to me a desperate move, anything to make the old man stop. Imagine the emotional state she was in, an impressionable young girl. And you're joking about it. Maybe you're just young and aren't fully aware of the weight of the problem.

>>213365830
See >>213365456

>>213351511
kino

Only two things in life are certain, one is death, and the other is that Anne Wiazemsky owed Robert Bresson sex.

>>213366117
Thanks for sending me down the rabbit hole. Apparently one of leading student provocateurs of 1968 was a German Jewish anarchist Daniel Cohn-Bendit who was also a pedophile and later became a member of the European Parliament, yeah. Looks like /pol/ was right again.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Cohn-Bendit#Allegations_of_sex_with_minors

Bresson being a coomer kinda takes away from his movies. At least someone like Polanski is honest about his predilections.

>>213360942 (OP)
>Steven Yeun
who did it better?

Just fapped.

>>213366625
Trvth nvke

>>213360942 (OP)
>Steven Yeun edition
who did it better?

>>213366800
It actually enhances his movies.

>>213366800
Eh even if you don't know anything about him his coomerism becomes obvious in those annoying pointless nude scenes he started doing after transition to color.

should I consider Louis Felliade major works as what we consider a contemporary tv series or a film series?
Or simply a film?

>>213366987
>pointless nude scenes
Found the plotfag.

>>213367009
Film series, because that's what they are, so you should consider them what they are. What kind of question is this?

>>213367130
I'm retarded

OP reminded me of Anora

>>213367009
They were films that came out in the kinoplex jigga

>>213367146
Based. Mikey makes me so philosemitic.

>>213367090
My problem with them is that they are too long, lingering, hungry. Shot as if by a horny teenager who let the coom get the better of him and just shamelessly oggles. Very un-erotic.

>>213367188
She's so ugly.

>>213367190
I disagree, they're just natural.

>>213360942 (OP)
>Favourite Korean director?
no offense but I can't relate to asian acting
Kurosawa is appreciated in the west because the theatrical and exaggerated style compensate for the lack of expression in asian faces and languages.

>>213367287
Huppert's nudity in Loulou is natural. When the whole frame and the whole camera movement is dedicated to gazing at nude body it's formalist directorial intent.

>>213367388
The male gaze is natural, lust and desire are natural.

>>213367300
>asian acting
>implying they're all the same
The japanese are so much better than everybody else there at cinema.

>>213360942 (OP)
/film/ chuds won't watch anything korean they got a stuck up their ass about it or something idk

>>213367472
We're talking abot cinema here, the way gaze-lust-desire are expressed in and integrated into filmic image.

>>213367558
Yes? And i fail to see any problems with how Bobby does that.

>>213367529
So take the hint and get the fuck out, you have your own gook general.

I stopped baking in 2025 at the peak of my success just to deny people my beautiful threads. And I did it out of spite.

Why there's so little british arthouse cinema?

>>213367704
Truffaut quote.

>>213367671
I've never even baked, the world doesn't deserve a thread by me.

>>213367671
No one knows who you are lil bro

>>213367617
And I do. Seriously, I haven't seen nudity as vulgar and uncomfortable as Bresson's even in exploitation films. Exploitation nudity is beautiful because it's often clumsy, you can see it comes from the interesting mix of technical ineptitude and childlike enthusiasm. Bresson is obviously technically competent but chooses to film like a technicaly competent teenager.

>>213367832
Oh you know me.

>>213367851
Bresson owes his viewers visual sex
>213367878
Not ringing bells

Bobby personally owes me sexual intercourse

>>213367851
Ok then, just be wrong i guess.

Bresson's nudity is like the Pope masturbating in the Popemobile. Most of us masturbate, but seeing the Pope doing it as if oblivious to his surroundings is uncomfortable.

>>213367878
https://youtu.be/1oUpPSjHekA

How do I get someone to owe me sex

Grandrieux Romanticism

>>213360942 (OP)
>QOTD
>Favourite Korean director?
Lee Chang Dong

>>213369071
>Lee Chang Dong
You made that name up

Today I pondered: what film would you hypothetically have (force) your family and loved ones watch at your funeral? A film that would best represent the you that your family and loved ones know and love. A film they could walk out of and understand why you picked it.
Hard mode: Your sincere answer
Hard mode plus: Keep it relatively family friendly

The strongest answer I can come up with, adhering to my hard mode plus rule: The Man Who Stole the Sun (1979)

>>213367300
Autists on the contrary relate to Asian acting and Asian cinema very strongly.

Cinemania (2002)

We're all cinemaniacs here.

>>213369606
post scenes that touch the soul of autists

>>213369992
I wouldn't know

>>213369961
Tarkovsky had a kink for fire and water

>>213369992
I would but they'd get mad at me posting kdramas in /film/ again...

>>213369992
That one "was that really necessary" scene in Lady Snowblood

>>213369565
The man without shadow promises you the world. Tell him your dreams, and fanatical needs.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=bHKm4mLTLs8

>>213369992
Cells
Interlinked

>>213367146
Wtf is that shoulders to hip ratio

RIP Bruce Lee
RIP Yusaku Matsuda

>>213367287
>She's so ugly
She's jolie laide.

Bergman on Welles:
> “For me, (Orson Welles) is just a hoax. It’s empty. It’s not interesting. It’s dead. Citizen Kane, which I have a copy of, is the critics’ darling, always at the top of every poll taken, but I think it’s a total bore. Above all, the performances are worthless. The amount of respect that movie has is absolutely unbelievable!”

Bergman on Godard:
>“I’ve never gotten anything out of his movies. They have felt constructed, faux intellectual, and completely dead. Cinematographically uninteresting and infinitely boring. Godard is a fucking bore. He’s made his films for the critics. One of the movies, Masculin, Féminin, was shot here in Sweden. It was mind-numbingly boring.”

>>213370745
What was his opinion on Woody Allen I wonder. The guy jerked him off constantly.

Can you guys help me find a film, feel like I'n goibg crazy. I remember the entire thing basically being a police interview and then at the end there was something supernatural. I thought it was Garde a vue/The Inauisitor but I don't have it logged on LB. Help would be really appreciated.

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>>213370745
>Bergman calling anything boring
oh the irony

>>213371197
>>213371542
Kill yourself, brown spammer freak

>>213360942 (OP)
>QOTD
>ctrl+f
>no Bae Yong-kyun
I know that pretty much all of the good posters have left, but can you retards please watch actual good films occasionally

>>213371717
Back to the korean general with your gookslop

>>213362295
there's 2 directors that have any kind of resume.
i've seen 108 korean films, though snowpiercer, okja and mickey 17 hardly count.

>>213371552
Bergman just got butthurt that Godard made fun of him in Masculin-Feminin.

>>213364570
Break your neck, retard. You have no worth.

>>213365456
You're so fucking stupid dude, you and your friends.

>>213367287
You're a faggot.

>>213367878
Great, you killed the general. Go away.

>>213371697
It would be better if you did it yourself first. No one will ever miss you.

I'm shadowbanned. No effortposting today.

Amanda Fix will save the general

>>213372234
Hold on, getting my cunt ready. By cunt I mean this post.

Inserts (1975)

Such wonderful filmed theater. The takes being somewhat long was a great touch considering the time period it takes places in. Kinetic human conflict and refined, deliberate shooting created a lovely contrast. All the people were covered in bogus pomp, but of course that's just a mask they put on for other people.

The whole Harper x Dreyfuss section felt authentic despite the aforementioned burlesque dialogue, largely due to my own personal experiences. The sexual power dynamics sneaking on a tightrope kept me stiff from the emotional risk. Drefuss is literally me in some ways, but so is Harper.

It's a lovely piece of cinema, and I'm grateful to Harperbro for inspiring me.
>>213372354
Dalledaddy got your back.

>>213372377
Based.

>>213372617
That movie is shit, and you sicken me, you worthless loser. Overrating films for e-friends... go suck Harpedo's cock away from my fucking face

>>213365328
It started as a legitimate proletarian movement and it was indeed subverted and turned into a color revolution. I think Godard was ultimately manipulated. A useful idiot.

>>213372668
Based.

Visconti on Antonioni
>It seems that boredom is one of the great discoveries of our time. If so, there's no question but that he must be considered a pioneer.

Welles on Antonioni
>According to a young American critic, one of the great discoveries of our age is the value of boredom as an artistic subject. If that is so, Antonioni deserves to be counted as a pioneer and founding father. His movies are perfect backgrounds for fashion models. Maybe there aren’t backgrounds that good in Vogue, but there ought to be. They ought to get Antonioni to design them.

Fellini on Antonioni
>I have respect for his constancy, his fanatical integrity, and his refusal to compromise. Antonioni had a very difficult professional beginning. His films for many years were not accepted, and another man, less honest, less strong, would have made retreats. But Antonioni kept on his solitary road, doing what he believed he should do until he was recognized as a great creator. This has always made an enormous impression on me. He is an artist who knows what he wants to say, and that's a lot.

So I attempted to make a thread on this board looking for creatives attempting to produce work of their own to no avail. I found this thread and generally appreciated a lot of the conversation going on here about different films/filmmakers quite a bit of whom I hadn’t heard of. Do any of the posters here fancy themselves filmmakers or just great spectators of the art itself? I myself find it so strange to see how people such as the previous posters itt could appreciate film as much as they seem to without thinking they themselves have a story to tell or vision to share.

>>213372691
You're not powerful for making a webm. Fuck you.

>>213372749
Sarah Gadon is going to soon direct a film based on a screenplay she wrote herself.

The climax of Spike Lee's High and Low remake joint is Denzel Washington and A$AP Rocky having a rap battle you can see shots from the scene in here, the two "double dolly" shots in some red light lit corridor.
https://youtu.be/Sh8yqcozfn8

>>213373432
KINOOOOOO

>>213372731
Visconti and Welles were quoting the same critic?

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>>213373948
All the posts there are demoralization central holy shit

>>213373823
I don't know

>>213373948
Soccer balls.

The fact that Gadonpaki posts on /pol/ makes so much sense... It's a board for white supremacists, with absolutely no white people on it.

>>213372749
most anons here like to picture themselves as great directors, but have never even attempted to make anything

>>213372617
>mfw Dallebro rated Inserts a 9/10
Honestly the last thing I expected to see today. I'm glad you enjoyed it so much!
>Such wonderful filmed theater.
I couldn't agree more; you can tell early on it's essentially going to be a stage play that plays out in real time, which works greatly to its benefit. Plus it includes one of Harper's best performances (she was dating the director at the time, both from Winnetka).
>Dreyfuss is literally me in some ways, but so is Harper.
Agreed. Sexual power dynamics can be a bitch.

>>213372668
Kek he really pissed you off huh? Inserts is fantastic even if you aren't a fan of the queen, plus it's her most arthouse film in my opinion. You could also make the same case for Rameau's Nephew or Suspiria though.

>>213372763
Speaking of, I never made any Inserts webms which is absolutely criminal. I'll have to change that.

>waifufagging
saged and reported
waifufags are fucking sick in the head
kill yourselves for real
they just say it over and over and over
actually fucking sick in the head
actually sick
fucking sick demented waifu faggots
absolutely mental how insane they are
subhuman
completely deranged
why are they like this
how can you be so fucked in the head
how can you possibly be like that
it's so not human
it's so just not even a possible human identity
like how is that a person
it's so unreal
it's just so fucking stupid and insane
it makes no sense
it makes absolutely no fucking sense
how does a person get that bad
it's so sick
it's so disgusting the things they do and say
it makes no sense
it's so just fucking ugly
that's a person that's just ugly in the fucking soul you know that
it's so dark
it's so just fucking dark and horrible
how is that a human person
it makes no sense

>>213361931
Memories of murder is the best Korean film thoughever

>>213361931
>>213375415
Bong Joon-Ho is a based Gadonbro like us.

>>213375455
Based Gadonbro.

>>213375021
Screencapped for future /film/ compilation

>>213374648
I don't and i have.

I wish this guy would fuck off

>>213372617
>>213374665
Based filmed theatre bros.

>>213375653
He's got nothing else but /film/.

>>213373998
Welcome to /pol/.

>>213372749
>I myself find it so strange to see how people such as the previous posters itt could appreciate film as much as they seem to without thinking they themselves have a story to tell or vision to share.
Why?

>>213370745
I don't see how anybody can think Kane is boring.

>>213375790
Bergman was a waifutranny

>>213375415
midwit bait

>>213369565
Il sorpasso, Trintignant's character is literally me.

>>213375807
When you really think about it, most directors are waifufags.

Did I miss something or was this just a standard, run-of-the-mill indie film? I will admit that it was a decent existential piece but I have no desire to rewatch it.

>>213375950
Oscar slop, try /tv/.

>>213375950
Mogs Sean Faker in his own genre

>>213375950
the soundtrack was good
but yes, it's a regular indie film, ripping off Wong Kar-wai quite a lot (specifically In The Mood for Love)
the worship came from the fact that it's a movie black closeted ghetto negro without it being some weird arthouse film like Looking for Langston or Tongues United so the kind of film critic that's inbetween being a mainstream-head and farthouse /philm/ autist went bananas for it
Barry Jenkins did somehow influence a couple of other blacks, All Dirt Roads are Made of Salt and Nickel Boys were very similar specifically to Moonlight

>>213369565
i'd never subject my family to such post-mortem vanity
>>213375847
based

>>213375950
It was fine, but its certainly not a top 62 movie ever as per Sight and Sound’s list. That's just silly.

All of Us Strangers > Moonlight/Portrait of a Lady on Fire/Call Me by Your Name

>>213376159
North of Normal > All of those

>>213376057
Speaking of In the Mood for Love who goes at see that shit in theaters at 9:55pm on a Wednesday?

>>213376179
Unfathomably based!

>>213375728
I've seen the faggot on /cric/ too, he needs an IP ban

>>213375455
>>213375516
Did she get R I C E D ?

>>213375950
Racism for bl*cks aside it’s a strong film with good visuals and the final reveal of the MC being a gay incel was actually a powerful moment. I’d give it 8/10

>>213376159
Say her name.

>>213376213
yo wtf I've been to that theater

>>213375950
Funny story, I went to see this in a little student theatre with my friend and a random guy who was new in town. I knew nothing about it besides that it won best picture. So the three of us are sitting there watching this gay shit and after it was over me and my friend were going to a house party and we asked the other guy if he wanted to come. He initially agreed but after walking a bit he looked really disturbed and said he had to go home. He probably thought we were gay and were trying to take him to an orgy or something. Lol.

>>213375881
Good point, can't think of any director who used every woman he ever worked with only once. Bresson? Already established as a lecher.

Godward was a huge waifufag.

>>213377269
and he killed himself as all good waifufags should

>>213377426
HOLY BASED

More like FARTHOUSE lmao.

>>213377493
BRAAAAAP

Art house ? More like Paul Blart-House

>>213374643
Is Pasolini actually a good director? Where should I start with him?

>>213378002
Trilogy of life.

>>213376864
Indeed that was a funny story.

>>213377426
Got. All. Of. Their. Asses.

can arthouse movies be enhanced by a VJ?
Imagine you're watching L'Eclisse and the VJ start making jokes in Ugandan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p96JID8_Hw

>>213378071
No but it certainly can be enhanced by a BJ.

>>213378085
TIGER MAFIA

any china movies? I just got into kung fu and they are mad fun

I would say about 40% of this general's userbase (most likely less, accounting for the tendency of a few unoccupied individuals to listlessly spam) treats this general as a dump to vent the antisocial behaviour they'd never express in public. The anons who speak in this place like they might conceivably do in real life are the noble ones and the only ones I give the time of day. I don't know how some of you guys have no serious thoughts in your head at all. Whoever is telling anons to kys themselves, I laugh, because no one has ever said that to a person's face. It's a sign you don't leave the house. Some of you are not intellectuals at all and don't even want to be. Anyway, we delivered the donkey movie.

>>213375881
LVT is the most ardent Charlottefag in the world because after being hospitalised for depression, his first thought was, "Only Charlotte Gainsbourg can be the avatar of how I feel right now", and used her three times. Hideaki Anno is a similar kind of guy, but even more screen-therapeutic because you can tell that EVERY character in the film is him, not just the waifu avatar he's using. If LVT is the equivalent of an avatarfag, I wonder what this makes Prince Vince, who just uses himself. A cinematic tripfag, maybe?

>>213376879
Although we joke about BB a lot I would say that his dispassionate camera is the biggest culprit. As anons have said it just drinks everything in and this includes the nudity. When I watch an LVT film I know he's identifying with the woman in the scene, which makes the camera decidedly unbreedy despite the oftentimes extreme visual excess. Bobby looks on at all of his models dispassionately, a silent watcher... It's ascended voyeurism... The overqualified teenage boy, as someone echoed, I think.

>>213378247
plenty
https://letterboxd.com/filmcharts/list/film-s-trip-around-the-world-east-asia/country/china/
but considering you are talking about kung fu films, Hong Kong is a better bet
https://letterboxd.com/filmcharts/list/film-s-trip-around-the-world-east-asia/country/hong-kong/

>>213378247
Infernal Affairs - it's the original Departed but better and an hour shorter runtime.
Chungking Express
Fallen Angels

and for kung fu stuff
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Shadow
Shaolin Soccer
Kung Fu Hustle
House of Flying Daggers
Fearless
Ip Man
Hero

>>213378247
>any china movies?
not a single one.
hong kong films, yes.

>>213378453
>Recommending WKW to the poor guy
Pure evil.

>>213378247
Watch Chang Cheh and King Hu stuff if you're into kung fu.

>>213378002
DO NOT start with the Trilogy of Life, start from his early neorealist films

>>213378912
That will discourage him from continuing, >>213378002 absolutely start with the trilogy of life.

>>213378309
silence faggot
>>213378538
lurk moar

conte d'hiver > conte de printemps = conte d'automne > conte d'été

>>213378956
Mama Roma is one of Pasolini's best

>>213379075
Hiver does make me cry.

>>213375766
I assume you greatly appreciate the art of film. Has it not spoken to you in a way that made you want to make others feel the same as you yourself did when watching something you particularly enjoy? Arrogant hopelessly romantic artist trope aside there’s a lot of filmmakers who have gone on to see “success” at least in the sense of making a living creating what they want to that came from little actual knowledge or means besides wanting to tell a story.

>>213378453
>>213378421
>>213378538
>>213378705
Hell yeah. Thanks. Can't wait for movie o'clock

>>213378983
A case in point, when anons have nothing in their life to occupy them, they just listlessly post inane wallpaper text like this. Go read a book, peon. Every conversation in your life comes to a stuttering halt after "Hi", and, "How's it going?".

>>213378247
PTU
Love on Delivery
Police Story
Legendary Weapons of China
The Seventh Curse
Boxer from Shantung
And, even though you've probably already seen it, one must for posterity include 36 Chambers in case you haven't.

>>213372749
Yes, I make films.

>>213379463
>Yes, I make films.
Post them or you're a coward.

>>213379303
It did at one point, when i was a teenager.

>>213379603
Given the breedy and occasionally stalkerish nature of this thread, I could not in good conscience expose young women I know personally to the inhabitants of it. A few bad apples... you know. Also I am in them. Enough of a narcissist to be in my own films, yet shy enough to refuse to allow 'nons to see my face. I'm like Prince Vince, after all...

Do I need to watch the miniseries or is the film cut better?

Is motion smoothing an enemy of cinema?

>>213380054
Makes sense. What’s your approach to filmmaking from a technical side? Use anything you have or can get access to? I personally obsess over the recording medium and the feel of the images I’m hypothetically going to put on screen one day so much that it gets overwhelming. Yes this means film itself being better than any digital medium is something I subscribe to, but even certain digital video methods are preferable to others and closer to film in my opinion. I think I’d make a good tech tard in a film crew, but as it stands with my locations and opportunities I have to be a one man band.

>>213380054
Coward.

Might take a nap.

>>213361075
It’s a metaphor for the post -death state in Tibetan Buddhism.

Mythical land of “Tar” = Land of Terra/ Terre/ earth

Fando and Lis travel through the various bardos before being reborn into the coffin surrounded by “earth” (land of Tar) at the very end of the film.

I just came up with that analysis right now by the way.

>>213380753
Que bonito es mi entierrrrro

Que bonito es mi entierro.

Bum bum bum bum buh buh bum bum

Rec me some /film/ approved action movie.

>>213381102
The Black Cat (1968) is a cool supernatural samurai film I saw a couple days ago.

>>213381102
Cyborg (1989), a masterpiece of vulgar auterurism

>>213381102
Michael Bay filmography

anon mentioned Looking for Langston
why the fuck isn't it on any torrents, not on Cinemaz or PrivateHD even

zesty/film/

IT'S UP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj6QawF-Q9w

>>213381571
fraud
>>213381568
found it on rutracker in shitty quality but looking it up i think it's the only quality the film exists in, somehow there was no restoration of it even though "an arthouse black and white film about black homosexuals in 1920s Harlem" sounds like something that would definitely get restored by some organization for being "vital", "brave and powerful" and shit like that

>>213379075
You like more profound films generally? or the lead in conte d'été is too young for a protagonist? I still haven't watched conte d'automne. Do you like Rohmer's 2000's films?

Subs can be found here too.
https://archive.org/download/eric-rohmer-the-complete-filmography

>>213381571
lil bro looted the place

>>213381771
Not him but Astrée et Celadon is a masterpiece.

>>213381771
I admit to re-cutting Boyfriends and Girlfriends into a widescreen edit, it had looked amazingly theatrical on a 4:3 CRT but seeing it now, it's certainly not looking like Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet. It's sad because it seems like it's genuinely too late for any director to attempt remaking the film now too. Imagine if Rohmer had been working with 65mm cameras.

why won't /film/ accept Joker 2?
It's Chantal Akerman, it's Straub-Huillet, it's Jean Cocteau, it's Alain Resnais, it's Rainer Werner Fassbinder, it's Hans-Jürgen Syberberg, it's Peter Watkins, it's Frederick Wiseman, it's Chris Marker, it's Marguerite Duras, it's Victor Erice, it's Raul Ruiz, it's Derek Jarman, it's Bruno Dumont, it's Philippe Grandrieux, it's Apichatpong Weerasethakul, it's Tsai Ming-liang, it's Alexei German Sr., it's Sergei Parajanov, it's Yevgeny Yufit, it's Svetlana Baskova, it's Oleg Mavromatti, it's Philip Groning, it's Carlos Reygadas, it's Radu Jude, it's...........
........ it's true cinema, avant-garde, boundary pushing, challenging and yet compelling. And naturally rejected by normalcattle and crypto-normalfaggots on here. I spit on you.

>>213381571
>jew
>is greedy
who writes this shit?

also why the fuck do you need this many people to shoot a video of someone standing in a closet lmao

>>213379075
You thought Solene was too much of a cottage country whore, or Lena was too bitchy?

>>213381771
idk the main character just annoyed me greatly, I think rohmer does best with females leads
>Rohmer's 2000's films?
haven't watched them, I've been on a comedies et proverbes and contes streak mostly
>subs
thanks but I'm fr*nch

>>213381981
what's the difference between video editor and online editor?

>>213382030
>idk the main character just annoyed me greatly
I think 'A Summer's Tale' is just designed as the cure to anyone who dreamt of falling in love while young but was too involved in philosophy, writing or the arts. Watching it you not only dislike the lead character, he convinces you that he is a teenage character and this his 'problem' of juggling three women genuinely is a problem that would quickly get out of hand. Actually A Tale of Springtime seems to deal with the same sort of male lead just somewhat older (I forget whether he's much better written).

Rohmer is like a monkey brained version of Ozu desu

>>213382317
No.

>>213378247
don't listen to anons kung fu list because, between you and me, it's not very good. though the following may have gone amiss for many people, especially those whose media arts venture is derived from mainstream consensual views, the only worthwhile "kung-fu" films are from a production company named shawbrothers. eighth diagram pole, the 36th chamber of shaolin, heroes of the east, and dirty ho are great examples. moreover, i'd be willing to promote some "kung-fu" films that are mostly sword fighting or wuxia, such as, films by king hu.

>>213380258
Jim Cameron (PBUH) said something about just picking the camera up and shooting. I am a writer first and foremost so I can come up with an idea pretty quickly from just taking stock of what I have. I don't try to work outside my means because I am not outside my means and the film comes from me.
You are correct about the feel of the image. However, I like shooting digitally. Honestly, pretty much any digital camera in the mid range or made before the last decade have a real texture. People didn't realise it at the time, like how when you're a kid and you think the PS2 looks like real life, but then everything after comes along... but I would say that pretty much all the digitally-shot feature films from the 00s look great, especially compared to how a lot of things look like youtube videos nowadays.
Film sets are pretty easy to get onto because there's no qualifications necessary. You just have to pester people asking them if they need a hand until someone says yes and you spend a week unrolling some guy's cables. I've done it a few times but it's not really for me. You can work your way up as a tech guy if you put in the hours. I met a guy who worked on the 9th Fast and Furious movie, he was one of the guys working in the video village during 2nd unit car explosions. But if you fancy yourself an artiste, and want to make your own vision, it's a waste of time. The only film directors I know have jobs outside the industry and probably make better money with those steady jobs.
I guess it's great if you live in the big city, but even then you're only another coof or strike away from couchsurfing... Filmmaking is definitely just a spare time thing for me, like writing stories, as a moneymaking avenue, I wouldn't even bother unless you seriously want to get your hands on tech you can't afford to own.

>>213380559
Sure.

>>213381102
Resident Evil: Retribution

>>213381934
Sadly the fraud is based this time. Targets, SD and Parallax are awesome.

that scene of jeanne moreau walking down the street in elevator to the gallows is just real good

>>213382018
I got nothing against the girls, it's the guy really being all mopey and shit while having pussy thrown at him
as if he was knowingly taking advantage of them by playing the sadboi card
>>213382203
>I forget whether he's much better written
I thought he was. The move he made on the main girl was cute but she knew where to draw the line

>>213382317
sent that frog flying

>>213382593
>as if he was knowingly taking advantage of them
Gaspard was clearly a retarded teen musician despite being a math grad, he had three girls in the mix and spent all his cash on, what was it, an 8-track recorder? That alone strains credibility. His staying true to Lena was impressive but that faithfulness shows you how little room there was for him to re-orient his life within Dinard.

>>213382876
what's that off-handed quote of Margot's...
>men are so funny, because they talk themselves out of sleeping with other people(?)
it may sound very different to a French viewer.

>>213383035
>like he started talking, like, he gave me the ick fr fr

>>213382876
>what was it, an 8-track recorder?
yea and it was the perfect opportunity for him to flee rather than decide which girl he would ultimately pursue
I guess he won in a way, he got away without having to make a decision for himself

His male characters are more often than not very immature and undecisive, he said you're not supposed to sympathize with them too much but i for one can't help it as i see too much of myself in them.

>>213383220
>First I saw you as lovesick, then as a clumsy Romeo, then as craftier than you seemed, then as quite naughty, then as basically decent (but still a bit crafty...)
>You're so funny, always justifying yourself
>Friendship's a gag, but trifles are serious!
I forget exactly what this telegraphed or if it was the line I'm thinking of, but Margot's always on-point with Gaspard, there should've been more with them together.

>>213383546
>>Friendship's a gag, but trifles are serious!
Honestly to put this line in a female character's mouth was a stroke of genius, because it makes the character ironies on both sides more palpable. Rohmer whittled things down to their essence, but not in a showy way like you might find with some of Nolan's dialogue.

>>213383736
Why are you comparing rohmer and Nolan?

>>213383736
>The verb derives from Old French truffler ‘mock, deceive’.
I don't know whether the original French meaning would include:

1. (trifle with)
treat (someone or something) without seriousness or respect:
"he is not a man to be trifled with" · "men who trifle with women's affections"

2. archaic
talk or act frivolously:
"we will not trifle—life is too short"
(trifle something away)

>>213383971
Not in terms of filmmaking but in terms of dialogue. I see this as an obvious comparison, although one is memed way more heavily.

>>213384008
TELL ME ABOUT GASPARD, WHY DOESNT HE FLIRT WITH ME?
A LOTTA LOYALTY FOR A SUMMER FLING

Who would win in a fight ? A fully chimped out Spike Lee or Mike Leigh with a pint in him

>>213384103
Literally any English director would obliterate any American one New Hollywood era onwards.

>>213384127
I meant in a fist fight

>>213384096
think of it primarily as French field marshal dialogue, maybe it's naïve but I think a Nolan romcom would actually approach Rohmer or Xavier Dolan.

>>213384103
spike is a manlet

>>213384178
Yes, me too. Posh english fags are rough and tough, the most hellish environment on earth is an english private school, rich american fags are dainty and soft.

Who would win in a fight:
Anne Wiazemsky vs. Balthazar

>>213384555
Yeah but he could go monke

>>213384560
Paul Schrader, Coppola, and Scorsese could probably duke it out with the Brits. James Cameron seems like he can tap into some hothead strength. Nolan would be down after a few licks.

>>213384719
>Paul Schrader, Coppola, and Scorsese
All fat manlets and none of them are tough.

>>213384609
Balthazar sucks he didn’t donkey kick that nigga who set his tail on fire I doubt unc would donkey kick his OF thot

>>213384719
Tony Scott solos all 3 at once

>>213384865
Howling.

>>213360942 (OP)
I'm looking for a trrent of this movie, somehow it's escaping my trackers

DIRECTED AND PRODUCED BY HOWARD HAWKS

More like Coward Cocks

this any good? Took me ages to get throut bitter tears and just seen ALI. Seems bent on being pretty far up own his own ass this here german fella.

>>213385097
it hasn't been released online yet, I think arbelos are putting out a blu-ray later this year

Ali was bad enough that i'm not going to watch anything else by him.

>>213385923
A'ight

im pretty sure that movie is NOT good. today i began gonza the spearman, stopped gonza the spearman, played a little of the trial to get kafkad on, and then switched over to a small portion of death on a nile 1978. im now watching the court jester 1955 seen in pic rel. unfortunately the woman on the far left is probably jewish, but that shouldn't detract from the beautiful bosom of the woman in blue—simply outstanding.

Evening Fixbros

>>213367472
>>213367388

>>213386165
This joint is near and dear to my heart. Watched this many times with my father as a kid. I appreciate him showing me this, that early scene in the barn really tickled my little pickle. Rest in peace dad. I hope you find yourself well-rested in the morning.

>>213386165
scatterbrained adhd racist CHUD

imitating nature is not affixed to the depravities of vice but rather an open field of invariable opportunities to appraise and be appraised, to explore and be explore. an arena that lacks competitiors for in it no one can compete is what i refer to and yet you dare claim the substance substanceless? i implore you to reconsider anon.

All film criticism is nothing more than trying to stand out. Noone cares for a film critic who just likes what's popular, the film critic can only stand out by saying that all that which is popular is bad while the unpopular is good. Only that way can he present himself as having a superior taste which is not shared by the plebs. But in the end he is moved merely by the masses, albeit in the opposite direction, and becomes just like them, only even more worthless, because while the moviegoer of the simplest mind can say which films he likes and which he doesn't, the critic can not even have his own taste, other than his contrarian standpoint, on which he depends to justify his very existence.

>>213386438
Wow you really know your pseud buzzwords congrats

>>213386273
How can nature be imitated by itself? The human propensity for removing themselves from the rest of the universe is narcissistic and erroneous. Anything a human being does is natural, and such is the case when it comes to making films.

>>213385913
Good. Most of the movies I'm looking for seem very difficult to find. Any suggestions? I love many genres, though the one I'm looking for could give you some ideas.

>>213384719
>James Cameron
Canadian

>>213386494
Nice try, but your naturalism is powerless against me, a superior anthropocentrist. Humans through their sentience have broken with nature and created artificiality, which is all the complex creations made by man, unequaled by any other living being. In being able to create a new nature, man has elevated himself above all other beings in the world. We are God's stewarts of this realm.

>>213386460
The best critics are those who only speak about what they like. Those happen to mostly be actual filmmakers from what I've seen. You get much more of a glimpse of the inner workings of someone's mind by them describing what they like to you instead of bashing something because it's cool or you feel it lacks enough redeeming qualities.

>>213386273
Showing the human body in its natural state is not imitating nature though, it's simply showing it.

>>213386683
>trying the semantic angle
Sad

im in stark disagreement with many anons on several varying issues but even though that is the case allow my question to receive the pittance it so justly deserves, have there been in film kinos shot in technicolor that captured a womans entire body in the nude? my good friend of one and a half years wants to know.

>>213386710
Ok.

>>213375807
>>213375881
Based.

>>213382556
Thx for the reply. I too think that a few digital cameras particularly the 3CCD sensor standard definition dv ones from the late 90s and early 2000s that first introduced 24p in an attempt to mimic filmic texture and feel really do something that modern youtube vlogger cameras don't. I personally plan to shoot my works on a Panny DVX100B utilizing information from various different contemporaneous books about how to obtain the closest filmlook from it. I think a feature shot in this manner, blown up to 16, and then brought back in as a 8k or 4k scan to be colorgraded could really turn out to look at the very least alive. Not truly film, but absolutely better than these youtube video movies made today. There's a lot I could say based on what you've said here, but this has been on my mind most recently.

>>213386825
The best looking digital work is still Colossal Youth and that was a SD Pannasonic.

>>213386600
I disagree with the assertion that sentience is unnatural. It too is folded into nature by nature of being born from it. And what you nominally declare to be "new nature" is still nature, an admission of your own nomenclature.
>We are God's stewarts [Sic] of this realm.
What denomination even is this? What denomination are you?
Humanity has been created in order to be put on trial. We dem Straw Dawgs.

/philm/

Is someone willing to step up or will I be called upon once more?

>>213387311
Michael has such an interesting face

Can't believe she won best actress for shaking her ass and crying at the end but I guess there were no other options

>>213387542
Mikey was great. The movie sucked. People saying that Demi Moore deserved it just because she was in a more enjoyable film were insane.

Bakean.

Too early.

Sean is the biggest Von Trier fan in Hollywood right now, I could never hate him

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