I've decided to start watching films again

This looks like a list of films your professor happened to mention this week mixed in with whatever you saw was on netflix

if your goal isn't to watch every film ever made you should eat your own ass. watching bullshit and hollywood slop is nearly as important as watching great films.

Mulholland Drive

Give me recommendations then instead of talking shit. Im watching a bunch of old stuff to educate myself more on film and where it started, still on the 19th century shorts. What would you recommend?

I watched Yesterday and it was meh

Birth of a Nation
Intolerance
Broken Blossoms
Sunrise
The Gold Rush
Faust
Wings
The Lodger (1927)
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Scarface (1932)
Dracula (1931)
Bride of Frankenstein
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang
It Happened One Night
Island of Lost Souls
The Informer
The Invisible Man (1933)

danny boyle's entire filmography is junk

Sweet Jesus.

Thank you, some of these im not familiar with so ill definitely torrent them. How is scarface in comparison to the remake?

Phantom Thread
Persona
Redline

OH NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

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Don’t watch those things, they are boring and dated. Almost all the films before the 1937 are kind of boring.

There are some exceptions that are worth watching: It happened one night, King Kong, Intolerance, Frankenstein, The passion of Joanna of Arc, Sunrise,Nosferatu, the Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, films from Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Fritz Lang.

All the rest is kind of meh really.

t. brainlet

Amazing. Not a single movie in the OP or thread are good.

Rebel Without a Cause is good(tm)

yeah, if you're a faggot!

Chinatown.

>Almost all the films before the 1937 are kind of boring.
I won't watch anything before the 90s

Rear Window.
Hombre.
Deliverance
Excalibur

based

>273 films this year
WTF dude

I've seen people on letterboxd with over 500 watched this year

That's sad.

autism
As others in this thread have pointed out, im a brainlet when it comes to older films but even I know that this is retarded.

The Old Dark House from 1933. If you take some time, you will probably find quite a few more.

You say films before 1937 are boring but then you also say there are films from that time that you like?

Have you ever thought that there are more films from that time that you would enjoy but just haven’t seen yet?

have you ever considered that you are a faggot with a small penis?

Not the guy you responded to, but why is everything worked down to penis size?

because hes insecure

you’re the pussy who can’t handle precode films though? Watch more movies you irritable little shit

go on faggots let it all out

You deserve to get shot down in the streets like a dog

based

Failing to see how he's insecure because he disagrees with you. It just seems like youre projecting.

>all the fags ITT too pussy for old films
pathetic

bumping. i want to discuss some silent film please

which should i watch

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The 1930s Scarface was much better than the remake I felt, but I haven't seen either one in maybe eight years or so.

So you are rovhul? I remember your profile. If you want to watch more silent era then I strongly advise you to pay close attention to these directors and these particular works.

D.W. Griffith
>The Birth of a Nation
>Intolerance
>Broken Blossoms

Henry King
>Tol'able David

Erich von Stroheim
>Foolish Wives
>Greed

Robert J. Flaherty
>Nanook of the North
>Moana

Charlie Chaplain
>The Immigrant
>Gold Rush

Sergei Eisenstein
>October (Ten Days that Shook the World)

This should be a good starting point of feature films to watch from the silent era, and from here you can discover more. All of what I've listed above are essential viewing. Give priority to these above all else.

Yea im rovhul, thank you very much for this. Saved and gonna make these priority for the next few weeks

house

I'm just gonna hijack this and treat it like /lbg/

Picked up 3 DVDs at the library today, what will I be watching tonight?
>Fort Apache
>Darjeeling Limited
>Touch of Evil

Darjeeling limited

Don't watch those just return them all. Waste of time.

yeah i am an english lit student and i am taking loads of film modules next year and i am trying be prepped so i can hang with the film nerds.

I've only seen Touch of Evil from that list, and it's one of, if not, the best film Orson Welles directed

Meh. It's no Magnificent Ambersons or The Stranger

Magnificent Ambersons would have been great if the (((studio))) didn't mess with it