What are some of your personal 10/10s that you don't think enough people on Yea Forums have seen?
I think this movie is very underrated and that most people on Yea Forums would love this movie if they watched it. I really hope that Richard Ayoade makes another.
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McVicar is a seven. At least you made an attempt at making a nice an interesting thread. Perhaps you could motivate it some more.
I genuinely believe most of the people on this board have not even seen Moonwalker let alone know Joe Pesci stars in it.
Raising the Red Lantern is a solid ten.
Never heard anyone mention it here
>McVicar is a seven
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gets posted all the time faggot
No it doesn't
I've never seen this movie posted before
Docukino. It's from the guy who made the kino UNOBOMBER docu.
> On a talkshow, actor and German TV ikon Joachim Fuchsberger recalls how the games for his show "Nur nicht nervös werden" (Don't Get Nervous), first broadcast on West German TV in 1960, were developed along the lines of American psychiatry. Asked "So how many crazy people watched you?", he responded: "A whole crazy, psychologically disturbed nation". Why were the Germans or to be more precise, the West Germans, a psychologically disturbed nation at that time? This is a film about cheerful and serious games, therapies for re-education and self-imposed re-education, as well as the history of the idea of permanent revolution. Those appearing include directors and producers of gameshows, psychiatrists, anthropologists, and the diversely paranoid.
Brimstone.
Wouldn't go so far as giving it a 10/10 but definitely a good movie.
Red Beard is pretty good.
It's a 'movie no one has seen'. It features Roger Daltrey as the protaginist in a prison escapement movie. Soundtrack by The Who. And based on a true story no less. It's a document, just as any movie is, of the time and circumstances it was released in and apart from being a 7/10 enjoyable watch, it gives you an insight into a very small segment of the past.Geographically, sociologically, politacally. You can stack layers upon layers when watching a movie. The more context you have, the more different ways you can watch a movie. The best one if of course, the instinctive one: where you can enjoy a movie without worrying what is going on behind the screen. The Patrician one is of course Barry Lyndon. One if Freud and one is Jungian. Movies grant me a way through which I can create order in this chaos.
In Bruges. It’s less of a personal 10 and more of an objective 10. It has no faults
Nick Nolte was absolutely kino in this movie.
These are famous films that everyone has seen
i think he was just memeing you guys, i've never seen it either
10/10 in terms of entertainment value.
Werckmeister Harmonies is great. Eternity and a Day is fantastic. Films by Angelopoulos in general are great but Eternity and a Day is my favourite. Vive L'amour and What Time Is It Over There by Tsai Ming Liang Are great. The rest of his filmography is also worth a watch. Films by Joao Cesar Monteiro, especially God's Comedy, Hovering Over the Water and Vai e Vem. Marketa Lazarová is great. Shura is also fantastic.
You're a real nigga, user
This was great. Loved the opening scene.
What do you mean, user?
Everyone should watch Network
Amazingly shot dance sequence in the middle of this movie especially considering it was made in the 40s
OP says Yea Forums not everyone, and hardly enough people on Yea Forums have seen IB
I'm not going to go with some obscure art film that's trying to say something, just a film I find endearing and personally love, and that I think others might find joy in as well. Dance of the Dead came out in 2008, and somehow went unnoticed during the zombie craze. It's a shame, because it's a fantastic little film, and I hold it up there with Evil Dead 2 and Shaun of the Dead in terms of horror comedies. Anons that I've streamed the movie for back when that was a thing on /x/ always loved it. I'd show it as a double feature with Wild Zero. The director, Gregg Bishop is probably one of the best kept secrets in horror, and it's a shame he doesn't get more work. Check this one out if you want some fun, gruesome zombie shenanigans.
Pure, raw emotion. Movie went under the radar for majority of non-Russians. Full thing is on Youtube.
why would i watch that when i could just watch night of the creeps, the movie it's obviously trying to be.
Another one of my favorites actually. Fred Dekker was done dirty by Hollywood.
very well known movie
It's how a black person would say "based"
American Pop
Movie was fun as fuck, had great artstyle, and the movement was so fluid they looked like read people colorized.
Only reason I knew about it was watching Starship Troopers as a kid i'd see the trailer for it, but never watched it till recently.
It's great if you want a sleazy 70's feel. I
m still looking for the piano version of Night Moves.
>and the movement was so fluid they looked like read people colorized.
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Russian Ark
Don't really see this mentioned. A very funny comedy but like most it's best viewing is the first time before you know all the jokes.