What is the most Kino period of USA history?
What is the most Kino period of USA history?
Joshua Taylor
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Wyatt Brown
When the US didn't exist.
Kayden Rogers
Colonial times
Tyler Richardson
The 50s.
Benjamin Myers
For such a young recorded country, the USA has a very interesting history.
I know most countries have interesting histories, but the US seems to have one of varying extremes.
Asher Sanders
Early 20th century (until 1919)
Ian Lewis
Vietnam War
Chase Fisher
I hope you are not this deluded.
Ryder Cook
another "le 50s were based and perfect" brainlet
go back to /pol/ faggot
Jace Lopez
the early 1930s right after the fall of al capone
Eli Murphy
I would say 1870 to 1930 is the most interesting
50's/60's is too familiar, while the period before the Civil War is too distant
Nolan Richardson
The early 1700s. Pirate history is deeply entwined with american history, so Blackbeard, Mary Reed and Jack Rackham, along with the fall of Nassau make that the most interesting period for me
Jeremiah Bell
>tfw still no Treasure Island sequel to Black Sails
Ayden Rodriguez
/fa/kino
Eli Johnson
While a great period, it's already been done so perfectly that anything more feels like oversaturation
Robert Long
Will anything ever come close?
Tyler Rogers
>perfectly
not always
Jason Williams
sauce?
Daniel Taylor
For me, it's always been a toss-up between late 1800s, 1930s gangsters and 1950s mafia.
But honestly, america has a surprisingly great past for interesting historical kino
Alexander Rodriguez
If we're talking strictly for films, it's the American West (1866 - 1900), followed by Prohibition & the Great Depression (1920 - 1936), and then the Vietnam era (1960-1975).
Though I'm personally partial to the Gilded age (1865 - ~1914) just for the sheer amount of personalities involved and change in the world.
Parker James
This film was truly a-head of its time
Easton Torres
But he's right.
Ryder Jones
For me it's the decadence and the fall of the 1920's
I remember seeing some movie or mini series of that time period of a fat middle aged cop fucking some 13yr old street eurican like it was nothing and paying her in treats
Tyler Collins
About a dozen different ethnicities spread across an area about the size of Europe will do that.
Grayson Martin
>I remember seeing some movie or mini series of that time period of a fat middle aged cop fucking some 13yr old street eurican like it was nothing and paying her in treats
Based /ourcop/
Jayden Williams
Any idea on a source?
Aaron Gray
What's going on here?
Charles Jones
Carlos!
Jaxon Sullivan
The 1970's through the 1990's, especially when it had to do with crime.
Noah Davis
for me its the 1850s-1860s, the last continental american war, its leadup and aftermath
Adam Howard
1990s were kino as fuck, good shout
Robert Nelson
Stephanie Meyer's Twilight test footage
Ryder Young
American west, easy
Jose Brooks
The future
James Perez
1600's
Thomas Rogers
tits
Levi Adams
>USA History
>USA
>history
Jayden Edwards
If you were born in 1990, by the end of this year you will have lived as long as the entire Wild West era from beginning to end. Weird to think about!
Leo Nguyen
the 1990s were the peak of human civilization, you moronic mongoloid
Josiah Hernandez
Now
Samuel Murphy
lynchian
Connor Sanchez
This can't last. It will collapse at some point. When/how, Yea Forums?
Isaiah Fisher
1830s up to the civil war
Ryder Butler
maybe this one
Jayden Robinson
Is this really film of the incident?
Asher Myers
OR this one !
Levi Rodriguez
The Weimar Republic lasted 15 years.
Current SocJus insanity steadily grew from the 60s but only began ramping up into absurdity in the late 00s.
So we probably have another 5-10 years until we get our own Hitler.
Justin King
The American Frontier and then the Cold War
Joshua Roberts
Pacific theater, 1942 - 1945
Blake Scott
the 70s
Lincoln Collins
The farthest East vs the farthest West in a no-holds-barred deathmatch where the winner gets all and the loser perishes. Dare I say the most kinographic conflict of the past 200-odd years.
Oliver Collins
pre-1965 immigration act USA.
Joseph Carter
If you were born during ww2 with no living memory of the war but died before 1965 you would have lived in the best period in american history and died without ever knowing how bad it was going to get.
Bentley Brown
right now
Austin James
Levi Cook
Civil War, now and forever
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Dominic Sanchez
Holy fuck you're right. With all the shilling Trump ws doing at g20. Libs aren't even trained with guns so it's going to be a slaughter. :(
Owen Wilson
>when clint appears at the end holding the other music box
i fucking love this movie
Joseph Bennett
None of it