Tarkovsky's top 10 kinos

Pretty good/ 10

it's definitely a good list, although winter light and wild strawberries are not even the top two bergman films, my personal favorite is hour of the wolf. city lights is also a surprising pick from him. and him considering the first 50 years of cinema not real filmmaking is so ignorant, what about films like an andalusian dog (1929) or frizt lang films namely M (1931) like come on .. he was a bit of an egotistical guy sometimes it seems. like how he hated 2001 and partly made Solaris in response to his spite towards it.. Kubrick still liked Tarkovsky's films though (based)

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Bro have you actually watched 1920s movies, the acting is shit like they’re all fucking restarted mimes and like most of them are racist or sexist

candf?

What a mark

I've seen a handful of really kino 20s movies. Just watched Metropolis tonight. That shit is intense. What are your favorites?

how many 1920s movies have you seen?

Did Scott Walker have the best taste ever?

>The Shanghai Gesture (1941)
>A Man Escaped (1956)
>The Leopard (1963)
>Gertrud (1964)
>The Round-up (1965)
>The Rise to Power of Louis XIV (1966)
>Hunger (1966)
>Persona (1966)
>Chinese Roulette (1976)
>Passion (1982)
>Take Care of Your Scarf, Tatiana (1994)
>Casino (1995)
>Drifting Clouds (1996)

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which of these movies are the real good ones user

>seven samurai
>not rashomon
Pleb

Rashomon is shit compared to Seven Samurai, and basically, you're a bitch.

mfw
> i love Tarkovsky
> learn that he died in France
> learn that he's burried in the russian cemetery of my town
> go there and see his tombstone
> there is a pristine vokda bottle on the tombstone and 2 glasses
> drink one and say thank

KINO

Cassidy in Hitman2
w/o a doubt

Almost every single great director ever has atleast one Chaplin film as their favorite, yet Yea Forums never talks about him ever.

How come?

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he didnt like hitler

>>>"With the exception of City Lights," Kozlov notes, "it does not contain a single silent film or any from the 30s or 40s. The reason for this is simply that Tarkovsky saw the cinema's first 50 years as a prelude to what he considered to be real film-making."
more proof yms is correct. Hes the current tarkovsky

youtube.com/watch?v=BYWNFwwOqYQ

Can't believe the guy died not knowing he was a hack.

You think those are obscure? Even Bergman, Chaplin and Kurosawa, really?

Tarkovsky was based.

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>Kubrick still liked Tarkovsky's films though (based)
where did u hear that bro?

> an andalusian dog (1929) or frizt lang films namely M (1931
Shit. Especially M, that's just like fucking Marvel movies nowadays. M for Marvel lmao.

based.
literally BTFOing hacks

>watching movies at all when you could be playing video games instead
lmao

>most of them are racist or sexist
And ??

That's a cool story and I hope it's true

>Bresson
>Bergman
>Bunuel
>Chaplin
>Kurosawa
>obscure

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What a hack, Literally no one has seen any of these movies. "HURR I'M A BIG CONTRARIAN AND I LIKE OBSCURE SHIT"

here's what a real top 10 looks like.
>1. Avengers: Endgame
>2. Avengers: Infinity War
>3. The Avengers
>4. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
>5. The Lion King (2019)
>6. Avengers: Age of Ultron
>7. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
>8. Furious 7
>9. Captain America: Civil War
>10. Jurassic World

@119758246
you have to be atleast a bit subtle when baiting, put more effort in

Kinda like youtube

>he doesn't have much early cinema he's so ignorant!
if his approach to cinema was just reactionary dick-sucking of the past, he wouldn't have made any of the genuinely transformative cinema that he did. it's not about whether he's "right" to not have technical masturbation like DW Griffith on there, it's about having a specific idea of where cinema should go to make your own films worthwhile.

entry level

Vadim blown the fuck out

>all of the movies has been already released
pleb

>Did he actually die not knowing he was a hack?
I wish Tarkovsky has lived long enough to shitpost on Yea Forums.

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Unbelievably based, sharp tongue but also immense talent.

>The reason for this is simply that Tarkovsky saw the cinema's first 50 years as a prelude to what he considered to be real film-making

I've been gone for some time, what happened to the Griffith fag?

His schizophrenia started becoming worse with his trip name becoming a 12 sentence long brainfart and he started talked to himself in the letterboxd general and his own "Bruce" identity which he was apparently in love with and told himself there is no point in living if Bruce doesn’t love him back or some shit and since then he is no longer seen here.

Truly a character to remember.

Kino.

she is still doing reviews at LB under a shadowbanned profile.
letterboxd.com/meganaustin/

Is this what I miss out on by not going to this godforsaken board often? Haven't had my fix of mental cases since that autistic spic stopped spamming his pseudointellectual blogposting all over /his/.

100% true bro, here a pic from 20 minutes ago , Nasdrovia

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>Bresson, Bergman... the list goes on!

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wtf he died so young? hwo did sucha young person get cancer?

Hanging out near defunct chemical plants n shiet while making Stalker, bunch of the other crew got fucked up too.

Its charming and that's what I like
I've seen a few, I dig Keaton and murnau, Sunruse is probably my favorite movie

>dismissing dw griffith as "technical masturbation"
you have no idea what the fuck you're talking about so stop acting like you do

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>Any other film by Kurosawa other than Kagemusha or High and Low

>Gertrud
worst dreyer

If I ever visit there, do you wanna hang out and discuss movies

BASED TASTE INCOMING

>1. City Lights (Chaplin, 1931).
>2. Greed (von Stroheim, 1924).
>3. Intolerance (Griffith, 1916).
>4. Nanook of the North (Flaherty, 1922).
>5. Shoe Shine (De Sica, 1946).
>6. Battleship Potemkin (Eisenstein, 1925).
>7. La Femme du Boulanger (Pagnol, 1938).
>8. Grand Illusion (Renoir, 1937).
>9. Stagecoach (Ford, 1939).
>10. Our Daily Bread (Vidor, 1934).

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you know people didn’t have the internet to spoonfeed them back then

Fucking russian boomer.

Tarkovsky would have unironically been a redditor that didn't see himself as one because he browsed poetry and truefilm

truefilm is better than this board tho

Why hasn't a up and coming aspiring filmaker made a lowbudget character study on a man becoming insane by boardposting yet?

You were supposed to pour both glasses, once for you, one for the dead person, тyпoй ты пeндoc

he was based and constantly btfo'd pseuds. a true entertainer.

Unlike redditors Tarkovsky was actually capable of making art and not just stealing from the actually talanted people.

>autistic spic stopped spamming his pseudointellectual blogposting all over /his/.
the "civilization potential" guy? He's still going, maybe his posts aren't that huge anymore though.
Had an autistic retard fight with him recently. He really thinks native Americans are genetically smarter because of his cope theories.

I use this argument all the time to defend Kurt Cobain's taste: this was before the internet age where the wealth of ultra-obscure films were not readily available
tarkovsky should have fucked with pic related and dreyer

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>Country
LOL

11. The Terminator(James Cameron, 1984)

Seventh Seal is the best Bergman. Just because its entry level art house doesn't mean its bad.

Most people these days haven't seen it anyway. An entire generation is lost to netflix.

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>The Color of Pomegranates, Sergei Parajanov

>Innocence, Lucile Hadžihalilović

>Alice, Jan Švankmajer

>Valerie a Týden Divu, Jaromil Jireš

>The Taking of Power by Louis XIV, Roberto Rossellini

>The Holy Mountain, Alejandro Jodorowsky

>The Virgin Suicides, Sofia Coppola

>Tokyo Story, Yazujiro Ozu

>Belladonna of Sadness, Eiichi Yamamoto

>Nausicaa in the Valley of the Wind, Hayao Miyazaki

Tark BTFO.

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Where'd you get that list? Googling 'Naoko's favorite movies' and alternatives does not bring up such results

It was a page in japanese, I couldn't find it anymore.

His best movie for sure. Deals with death and faith but it's still fun to watch

>>"With the exception of City Lights," Kozlov notes, "it does not contain a single silent film or any from the 30s or 40s. The reason for this is simply that Tarkovsky saw the cinema's first 50 years as a prelude to what he considered to be real film-making."
Exposes him for the entry-level pleb he is.

>although winter light and wild strawberries are not even the top two bergman films
Yeah, Winter Light is top 1.

His diary is amazing.

>Take Care of Your Scarf, Tatiana

torille

Good list.

I wouldn't have even know that was Finnish ebin tori

I don't know who this is but she has a decent taste.
>Švankmajer
Absolutely based.

Agreed

Uncultured swine.

This. Tatiana is one of Aki's best.

I can't even access his profile. Shouldn't you be able to do it even when it's shadowbanned?

The 20s was when silent film went to shit and became totally artificial and self congratulatory (besides Stroheims Greed) everything pre-20s was way purer

Someone once called me a pleb because I had City Lights in my top ten.

You need a heart of stone to not be moved by it.

It truly is his best one.

>watching Finnish movies other than Tuntematon Sotilas and Napapiirin Sankarit
lmao

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>The Round-up (1965)

Even if it's technically (1966).

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КИHO