Is this the best 60s movie?

No

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No
>60s was kino
Yes
No

No Planet of the Apes.

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I couldn’t list em all m8

No. This is

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>For A Few Dollars More
God I hate you

>bunch of Boomer hippy bullshit that isn't even well edited

Disgusting boomer garbage.
Kill yourself OP.
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can’t beat it

Literally one of the most garbage ass films ever made.
>My ten minute scene of just flashing lights
Kubrick was an absolute hack and 2001 is the ultimate testament to time wasting meandering plotless bullshit. I'd say at least it was visually appealing but that too would be bullshit.
>B-but user people staring for long periods of time is deep.
Kubrick took an actual amazing sci-fi story and turned into a series of images and excised all story.
No story, no plot, no characters but goddamned if Kubrick didn't wank himself raw with that docking scene.

>boomers making quick buck
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My favourite part was the end where they died.

>Death by evil southern white guys for no reason
Even the films best part was bullshit.

sick bait bro

The book came out after the film.

Not bait dipshit, 2001 is literally a trash tier film.
Jesus Christ that makes it fucking worse then...

>I like long drawn out scenes of bright flashing colors for little to no reason.
Put down the bong

It's a religious experience, smoothbrain.

epic takedowns

When ten minutes of pretty lights are religious you should consider getting sober.
You have nothing to say so evidently they were.

>no reason
They were degenerates and needed to be killed.

True enough.

I'm baffled the man did not get a sticky.

What's your favorite movie from ths 60s user?

it's not even the best film of 1969

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It's enivitable, you slowly become irrelivant. But my identity was hugely defined by popculture, for better or for worse. So everytime one of the people I've know from my childhood dies of, I feel a little less relevant and I can feel myself slipping into oblivion. It's the natural chain of events. But I do believe it's important to believe in the importance of authors. And you need to be able to stick a face and era to it. It's important to us as humans, because it makes you believe there's an evolution going on there that is one of our own. A concious evolution, rather than an unconcious one. I'm expressing myself poorly, but you can dig what I mean. We still have to abide by the rules of the universe, but we can create realities and worlds of our own, within that context. We are pretty much gods in this universe we're given.

it's not even the best film of the last half of 1969

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>The Apartment
>Pierrot le Fou
>2001
>La Dolce Vita
absolutely based list. I would just add The Graduate and 8½

>This Thread
>No mention of Bullitt

The perfect 1960s movie coming through

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FUCKING BASED
EXQUISITE TASTE

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Cool Hand Luke, maybe the most based movie of the decade.

This.