Pic related. 1964
Oldest film you consider kino
Cooper Hernandez
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Aiden Jenkins
Josiah Davis
Charles Ross
1922. I don’t even like many other silent films, but this one just works.
Julian Hall
Christian Martinez
Nosferatu is the oldest film that I've rewatched multiple times but The Haunting (1963) is my favourite old film.
Juan Ross
Tyler Garcia
>oldest film he considers kino is from 1964
Michael Adams
It's still creepy
Jayden Rodriguez
What's your contribution to the thread then?
Ethan Johnson
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)
Caleb Gonzalez
Intolerance (1916)
Caleb King
It's gonna be reddit but Charlie Chaplin work.
Connor Howard
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Gavin Wright
Le Voyage dans la Lune (1902)
Dylan Phillips
faust
Josiah Brown
Faust 1926. Just amazing
Nathaniel Myers
King Kong is some good stuff.
Anthony Gomez
My niggas, Faust is one of my favourite movies of all time
Eli Cook
Based
Jeremiah Phillips
Still the best action adventure film ever made, great pacing, great effects for the time (they actually still look pretty good today) and some beautiful cinematography.
If it was in color, normies would praise it all the time, sadly due to it being black and white plebs just write it off and never give it a proper chance, which makes me pretty sad
Adrian Miller
Plebs and normies don't watch anything from before they were born or from ten years ago as they get older. I met a 22 year old girl who thought movies from 2005 were old.
Brody Watson
The opening scene with the archangel and the devil always gives me goosebumps
Dylan Baker
Every pleb and normie I know has seen Star Wars and BTTF, tho. I'd say 80s and 90s movies are an exception to that rule