French cinema peaked with this film.
French cinema peaked with this film
Zachary Baker
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David Gomez
A mere flick when compared to any actual french film.
Wyatt Ortiz
all the top tier french kino is comedy. If you're not completely fluent+ knowledgeable about french culture you'll never have access to it
Benjamin Gomez
I mean, given tat the movie is "Pretty good" while most other French movies are "Pure trash", that is not saying much.
Andrew Clark
why are french movies so bad?
Jaxon Butler
Are they even French people?
Joshua Rodriguez
is this kino?
Daniel Evans
Dylan Wright
Bunch of plebs itt
Nathan Nelson
nuh uh, reddit can't appropriate a Yea Forums buzzword.
Dominic Lee
Patrician taste.
Joshua Jackson
utter shit propaganda
Nolan Brooks
>propaganda
lol it's reality bro
Jackson Gonzalez
>nothing happens
>nothing happens
>there's a bird
>nothing happens
>she accidentally gets in the way saving his life
>nothing happens
>subway chase scene
>nothing happens
>he pretends to shoot her so he gets shot and dies
>roll credits
dumb movie
James Cox
>reality
who is Dieudonne
Ayden Turner
based plot point mental midget
Lucas Diaz
I still think about that ending scene from time to time, really memorable.
Nathan Reed
how come french people make films on police brutality and socioeconomic disparity so much better than americans??
Camden Phillips
Boyz n the hood was the last good hood kino. (Menace II society was trash desu)
Alexander Robinson
Here is the box office top 3 in France
1. Titanic : 21 774 181
2. Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis : 20 489 303 (unwatchable if you're not French)
3. Intouchables : 19 490 688 (it had some international audience)
Also no capeshit in the top 100 kek
Grayson Young
It is jewish power fantasy. Director is super cringe jewish saviour of POC. Thankfully he got completely BTFO after incessant antisemitism from both black french and terrorism muslims who explicitly target jewish establishments in france.
Luis Allen
He's a good actor though.
Nolan Collins
Only plebs hate kino
James Perry
I don't think that's literally true, although I've no hesitation calling La Haine a genuinely great film.
Jack Torres
I'd suggest there's a very deeply entrenched reluctance in America to acknowledge poverty even exists here.
Blake Martin
based
Samuel Bailey
No.
Grayson Brooks
>comedy
I hate comedies.
Just started getting into French cinema, watching some really old kinos.
Port of Shadows is almost 10 out of 10.
Aiden Miller
No, this is
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Brody Gutierrez
This movie was so good because there was no holier than thou attitude or good guy/bad guy undertones. Pun unintended, but it was very grey and showed the ignorance and stupidity of both sides without any bias. I think the whole police brutality thing is a joke but watching this movie, that was the first time I felt like I was watching something on that topic, being spoken to about that topic, and NOT being talked to in a condescending way. It was very subtle and tried to talked to both sides of the argument. America has never done a movie about race relations as good as this because we're fucking retarded
Ian Perez
They don't.
Hudson Kelly
they did though, OP proved it
Anthony Bailey
Peak