>board dedicated to movies and tv
>rarely if ever talk about anything before the 1990s
Let’s change that. What are some of your favorites from back in the day?
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Justin Martinez
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Blake Price
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Mason Edwards
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Cooper Campbell
too many to list really, but here are some of my absolute favorites:
andrei rublev
the fifth seal
come and see
tree of wooden clogs
bitter tears of petra von kant
onibaba
James Robinson
Your pic and the Graduate are both great films from the same cinematographer (I think)
Xavier Brooks
I just checked and they’re both different dudes
Easton Ortiz
>watch old movie
>it's slow and nothing happens until maybe the last 10 minutes
Why did people like being bored back then?
Jaxon Price
Obvious bait, but 2 things
1. What you said isn’t always true. There are plenty of old movies that are exciting throughout
2. Even if they start slow, there’s a thing called suspense, and it can lead to a satisfying payoff.
Jaxson Baker
Man, Col. Carter looks pissed at Richard Burton.
Josiah Price
Hunter Russell
Literally 1 or 2 good scenes. The rest is a snooze fest.
Noah Edwards
Same director
Isaiah Butler
Adam's Rib. 1949
Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn.
One of my favorites. Hopefully the sjw failures don't try to Fuck it up with a modern version. But itll probably happen and the genders will be swoped and the main characters will be from Africa or south America
Evan Peterson
Maybe it just went over your head.
Jason Allen
Didn't care for it.
Michael Barnes
>The Fifth Seal
Do you mean the Seventh Seal or is this an actual thing?
Easton Wilson
I've seen Virginia Woolf a dozen times and I still don't get it. When George Segal says 'my god I understand' ... UNDERSTAND WHAT?!
Aaron Garcia
No, I meant The Fifth Seal [1976] directed by Zoltan Fabri. One of the greatest Hungarian films of all time and much, much better than The Seventh Seal.
Jackson Kelly
Virginia woolf is absolute kino and blows the office's dinner party cringe tfo
Jordan Gomez
That they didn't have a son. You watched it a dozen times and didn't get that? Are you retarded?
Cameron James
>As Martha begs George not to "kill" their son, Nick suddenly realizes the truth: Martha and George had never been able to have children, and filled the void with an imaginary son.
It's not particularly hard.
Oliver Torres
The drunken arguments between Burton and Taylor in the film feel so authentic. Probably because they were doing the same thing every day in real life
Anthony Howard
who are you quoting?
Nicholas Brooks
whoa there champ. where can i watch this 5nd seal
Brayden Scott
the performances are what really elevate this film to kino levels
Ryan Cox
The first time I watched this, it was late at night. I think that really helped with enjoyment of the film. Also I don’t know why, but after finishing it, I went to bed really horny for some reason.
Matthew King
Congratulations, you have a c*ck fetish.
Anthony Hughes
I think it had more to do with the fact that late night, everyone is asleep, meaning you can live out your wildest desires, and no one will know
Ryan Williams
I watch it pretty much every time it comes on TCM
Noah Robinson
Keep telling yourself that.