ITT: Post a famous painting, and others recommend a movie based on it
ITT: Post a famous painting, and others recommend a movie based on it
Aaron Ross
Alexander Bailey
Scary Movie
Oliver Rodriguez
Edvard Munch
Carter Ramirez
Van Helsing
Alexander Richardson
Adrian Walker
the ring (us version)
Evan Allen
The Assassination of Jesse james
Owen Green
This board is maximum retarded. You can't get anything right which requires even a modicum of effort. OP made an amusing attempt at a thread, but Yea Forums's tardpop just slammed into one another repeatedly
John Lee
Lust for Life
Brayden Rivera
How can other paintings even compete?
Christopher Green
I’m expecting based replies only
The Grey
Midsommar
Juan Parker
Rope
Jayden Perez
Lincoln Lee
Pennies from Heaven
Carson Thompson
Colton Brooks
Master & Commander
Jaxon Harris
>I will never paint a white sheet this good,
Why live
Andrew Lopez
Blade runner 1
Josiah Bennett
Heat is cheating.
Cameron Hughes
A Walk Among the Tombstones
Carson Long
I marveled at a painting featuring a flowing white sheet during an open-air art festival in San Francisco and asked the artist if he had a special technique, and he laughed at me and just said "natural talent" then turned away.
Hudson Kelly
Munch was inspired by a Peruvian Mummy, so maybe a film about Aztec Mummies.
Jayden Mitchell
Blake Walker
Perspective in there is atrocious.
>b-but that was an artistic decision
Not an argument. Shit looks like several random pictures slapped together, which probably was the case.
Adrian Lopez
Carrie
8 and a half
Aguirre
Daisies
The Devils
Hunter Baker
Obviously the only answer
Jaxson Edwards
The Fountainhead
Samuel Gray
crumb
Lincoln Johnson
satyricon
Adrian Robinson
LOTR especially the first one
also I love this painting
Landon Russell
Schneider V.S Bax
Jaxson Brooks
t painterfag here
sheets are easy as fuck. Easily, the easiest part of that painting.
Composition is the hardest and most important, followed by faces/hair/skin all matching
cloth is just used for the composition or covering 'hard' parts.
Cameron Stewart
Padmavati
Colton Martinez
Perspective started being used during the Southern renaissance. This painting was done as part of the northern renaissance who hadn't discovered perspective techniques yet. Their breakthrough was in the use of oil paints allowing for this kind of detail to be used. It wasn't until later that the two techniques came to be used together
Logan Collins
Wyatt Watson
It's one of the greatest films ever made
John Harris
Not a painting but here you go
Hunter Fisher
Henry Fisher
'Big'
Nolan Jackson
Lincoln Phillips
The Killers
Fitzcarraldo
The Long Goodbye
Dylan Miller
Caleb Thomas
Andrew Wilson
Belladonna of Sadness
Evan Mitchell
Blake Mitchell
Stalker