Make a grid of your favorite films and recommend movies/yell at others.
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Christopher Cooper
Brayden Allen
bump
Justin Barnes
too lazy to finish. didn't put in the most obvious movies, like 2001: space odyssey, godfather, grand budapest hotel, etc.
Elijah Russell
forgot to add pic
Ryder Russell
Fuck, now with titles.
Also OP, I think you're allowed to like movies from IMDB Top 250 lol. Props to you if you actually like all those films (and is not a massively pretentious pseud irl)
Give us top 10 from list OP
Logan Johnson
I really do love all those films deeply. There are a few films from the imdb top 250 that I can dig (every Coppola film is a fuckin bombshell, Spirited Away is great, The Deer Hunter is one of the greatest American films of the 70s, etc), I just find that when a creator really delves deep into their personal sensibility, which is when I think any work of art is at its best, its bound to be fairly polarizing.
I think you're close to the point where you could really start delving deeper into the principles that guide great art creation. I think if you choose some of your favorite directors and really listened to what they had to say in interviews and commentaries, and paid attention to what principles seem to really guide their work, you may start to engage with their films on a deeper level. For me I find going through director's work chronologically can help a great deal as well.
If you want some specific film reccs from your list, I'd really recommend Hideaki Anno's earlier live action work (Love & Pop and Ritual) and Vincent Gallo's Buffalo 66.
Dylan Murphy
Get some taste embryo
Hudson Cooper
Phone doesn't allow to create chart on that website. Created one on another:
Alexander Foster
I think you could dig some of Tobe Hooper's stuff, like Spontaneous Combustion and maybe The Funhouse?
Liam Torres
Julian Richardson
Very interesting picks! Some stuff I think you might enjoy are Schatzberg's The Panic in Needle Park, Hiroshima Mon Amour if you haven't seen it, and Coppola's The Rain People
Henry King
will peep The Panic in Needle Park thx
Hudson Collins
>inb4 pleb taste
Parker Carter
>get some taste
>posts trash
Jonathan Sanchez
Some random reccs are My Own Private Idaho, The Last Picture Show, Rumble Fish, and Old Joy.
Ryan Reyes
I'ill check those, thanks fren
Jose Young
Tyler Morales
Very cool. TBB and Ritual is based
Strangelove, Enter the Void: based.
Love: cringe
Cringe
Based
Funeral Parade of Roses is very based pick.
Also House of Tolerance, very underrated film. Bonello in general underrated as fuck director, have you seen On War and Nocturama?
Magnolia? Based. Monty Python? Based. Heat? What can i say.. based. Dead Poets Society? You just posted cringe son
Spider-Man and Die Hard: Based
Cringe list overall
Ayden Young
rate my brainlet taste
Ian Jenkins
yes! also saw zombi child
Tyler Wright
Bumpety.
Landon Howard
Very nice choices bro. I've been watching early DW Griffith lately and it's been the most rewarding experience ever, especially going chronologically so you get in tune with that old film sensibility. If you're interested, his early Biograph shorts are some of the most insanely forward thinking silent films I've seen, and a good string to watch would be Money Mad -> A Corner in Wheat -> The Unchanging Sea -> The Massacre -> The Girl and Her Trust -> The Mothering Heart. I only bring this up because we seem to have similar sensibilities and I think you could get a lot out of them!
Camden Miller
reddit-tier/10
Xavier Allen
Thanks, will do
Benjamin Mitchell
These are the movies I rewatch the most. Thought i'd contribute, I usually hang on other boards. So i'm no filmbuff. Recommendations welcome.
Benjamin Lopez
>your favorite films
Something like this.
Kevin Murphy
I hate capeshit.
Blake Cooper
Liam Myers
>Scott Pilgrim
I should add this to my server for the memes. How do you feel about this poster?
Lucas Reyes
half your list is capeshit
Dylan Reed
In a lot of ways I agree.
Cameron Howard
Camden Martin
>T2
>Reservoir Dogs
>Se7en
>Primer
>Logan
based
Chart is pretty entry level so i'd recommend
The Assassination of jesse james
Der Untergang
Yojimbo
Ikiru
Twelve monkeys
The Thing
Fanny och Alexander
raising Arizona
Josiah Jones
rate, boyos
Angel Williams
good stuff
Watch Fanny och Alexander, The Thin Red Line, The assassination of Jesse James, Twelve Monkeys, Barry Lyndon, M (1931),
Jaxson Richardson
I've watched all those
>Fanny och Alexander
Boring, don't like it.
>The Thin Red Line
Great war movie, if I make a top 100 it would probably be there.
>The assassination of Jesse James
Not a fan.
>Twelve Monkeys
Pretty good, it's not Gilliam's best movie but it's fun.
>Barry Lyndon
It looks nice but it feels so distant and aimless, don't feel anything for it.
>M (1931)
Very good movie for the time it was made.
Caleb Sanders
congrats OP you're the only one that even has a slight bit of taste so far.
Joseph Cook
>le entry level arthouse tryhard
Carter Robinson
Jordan Barnes
I don't trust anyone that likes such garbage film from one of the best directors in the world.
Ryan Young
a bunch of obscure older shit mixed with some normie stuff
Logan Scott
oooops forgot the crush 1994
Luke Butler
bump
Aiden Sanders
What didn't you like about the assassination of jesse james?
Cameron Anderson
brad pitt can't act
Kayden Smith
It's okay but there are much better Westerns around
Juan Roberts
He can
Noah Wood
Not in a big epic western type role, too vanilla