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Jose Jones
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Jace Harris
Tyler Wright
I think this qualifies
Xavier Roberts
Good choice; severely underrated film. What a cool opening titles sequence, too.
Jacob Nelson
"I'm Not There" seems to me to have Yea Forums undertones, though I'm not sure I could say why.
Jack Perez
Anthony Hill
Nolan Gutierrez
dood i been watching shit on kanopy
shit is sick dawg
Justin Cox
Dominic Wilson
how is this lit?
Lucas Walker
Angel Bailey
revenge Spanish thriller/based on a French novel, how's it not Yea Forums?
Luke Lewis
traps are Yea Forums
Logan Walker
Both great movies actually about writing
Bentley Bailey
Yes, soley for the fact that it’s unapologetically pretentious
Gabriel Cook
There is only ONE Yea Forums director. If you don't know his name, kindly leave the board.
Hudson Jackson
Jaxson Stewart
How can films be Yea Forums? Books dont even have sound or pictures
Austin Jenkins
There some films that have been described as literary or novel-esque. It's not about the format but I supposed the essence.
Alexander Johnson
Im tempted to unironically call this the ultimate discord tranny wish fullfilment film.
pic related is very lit.
Robert Rivera
keked at the "he read too much kierkegaard" line
Cooper Wood
I fucking love this movie! I was so excited to read the book after watching this but in my opinion the movie is much better. While his prose is undoubtedly beautiful at times the subject matter gets too gross for me, I bailed on the book about two thirds of the way through.
Kevin Young
Far better movie would be The Face of Another
Aaron Foster
Sure smells plebbish in here.
Xavier Gonzalez
>posts jodorowsky
>thinks he's not a pleb
Asher Morgan
Like clockwork
Oliver Cox
Eli Powell
Not even his most Yea Forums film, check out "Poesia sa fin" and "La danza de la realidad"
Also, pic related
Chase Myers
That’s your b.o.
Samuel Green
Hello, YMS.
Carson Flores
Nathaniel Bennett
Going to see this tomorrow. Am I going to laugh uncontrollably in public again?
Ian Garcia
Probably, it's a divine comedy if you get my drift
Eli Thomas
he never should have called the movie Naked Lunch
having said that it's a good movie; the book is better though
Jacob Price
>classic lars von trier shock shit (none of the scenes in the movie were really that impressive) and a segue into dante's divine comedy that was tired as fuck
no thanks
Evan Rodriguez
Fellini Satyricon
Adam Ross
Aaron Richardson
Leo Baker
film discussion belongs on Yea Forums
also
these movies suck
Hunter Sanders
best version of the Trial coming thru, starring based Kyle Machlaclan
Owen Morgan
No
Lincoln Kelly
that soundtrack tho
Parker Hughes
Liam Wright
There we go
Ethan Cruz
this is probably the only good film thread ive ever seen on lit.
Logan Gomez
Jodorowsky's great, but I preferred Santa Sangre
Justin Stewart
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Jeremiah Scott
kinski is the worst actor of all times
Dylan Bennett
great film. lars is based.
Jace Bell
kys my friend.
very based.
Owen Sanders
Why? Why, why why?
It has genuine moments of imagistic brilliance, but it also gets bogged down by pointless shit far too often. In THM, he's at 100% the whole way through
I agree with Dance of Reality, but Endless Poetry was half-baked. It didn't have the genius. That's simply due to the fact that Jodo had a co-director for the film. Didn't have the weight that he normally commands, when unadulterated
Jacob Cook
I thought Santa Sangre had more of an emotional core and a slightly tighter plot. Much more human and less distant than the Holy Mountain. Both were breathtaking though, I might try the Dance of Reality next. Thanks
Juan Gray
It's really incredible how well JR would translate to film. I wish someone could do it
Oliver Wood
I've seen it.
It's shitty Casablanca.
Aaron Cook
But they would completely ruin the eventually-validated racist character and end up having JR give a speech about how capital is blind of gender and race and then everyone clapped while his beer is giving people cobalt poisoning
Josiah Watson
Man, if that was your critique for THM, you'll love Dance of Reality. It'll be your favorite of his, I promise
Matthew Reyes
patrician
Dominic Wilson
Colton Nelson
Aiden Hill
This is a thing?!?!?!
Caleb Hughes
>tfw no immortal Yea Forums bf
Andrew Bell
Unironically this
Its a meta parody of early gross out comedy
Colton Allen
This is the finest horror film in the last decade.
Josiah Lewis
Absolutely this
How do you watch it?
I can't Torrent it so I have to watch it online but almost every version's audio out there is desynced.
Gabriel Rogers
>muh nig
If anybody wants to spoonfeed me the largest possible digital copy of this poster, it'd make me very happy.
Christopher Bell
Don't be haters.
Carson Jones
A wonderful film. PTA's cinematography is something like the movie equivalent of lush, descriptive prose.
William Kelly
I actually really like PTA's technique of shooting through open doors to "frame" images. My favorite of his is The Master, but Phantom Thread was great.
Christopher White
Jesus Christ. Okay, I'm interested.
Nolan Kelly
>My favorite of his is The Master, but Phantom Thread was great.
Thankfully one doesn't have to choose.
Everything comes together flawlessly in these two films – the camerawork, the production design, the performances, the music, everything.
Kevin Evans
I just finally got around to watching The Master the other day, it was really good. I was truly surprised Phoenix pulled off that role that well
Connor Sullivan
This is my favourite film of all time and probably my favourite piece of fiction as well, it makes me so happy that somebody else appreciates it. I've never met anybody who has even heard of it
Asher Edwards
> zard oz
Silly, but I liked it. It's a heavily flawed movie, but it's is just as interesting as it is flawed. I'd rather watch something that's uniquely imperfect than any perfectly rounded chunk of mediocrity.
Benjamin Nelson
>implying that frame-within-a-frame isn't completely basic filmic vocabulary and that using doors to do so hasn't been done by every second-year film student
I love PTA too but it's not anything special
Blake Diaz
Jaxson Cook
Agreed, although "Zardoz" is an extreme example. At least Charlotte Rampling takes her clothes off during.
Adrian Stewart
Count me in as well. I find this film mentally and physically refreshing. Like I am ready for a new start at life after I finish it.
Aaron Hughes
Based and Yea Forums-pilled.
The film-circles in Norway are very small, so if you go to some cool screenings you'll usually bump into Joachim Trier sooner or later.
Talked to him a few times. Cool guy.
Juan Myers
so far I've watched the film about 6 times, each time with a different group of people. By now I've shown it to around 20 others and only 2 of them have disliked it, with about 12 of those people (including me) saying afterwards that it's now one of our favourite films. It gets me so deeply every time. I never thought I'd be able to find something that so deeply expressed everything I've ever wanted a story to be (which I guess would just be, sincere and loving.)
Sorry to gush. I just really, really like it
Carter Bailey
>le meme film
you didn't really like it, you just think it's a cool thing to claim you did.
Caleb Carter
lars von trier sucks and only appeals to pseuds. same for gaspar noe.
Carter Garcia
Lars von Trier accidentally made at least one good movie. I agree about Noe, though.
David Long
Luke Gray
I thought that about von Trier till I saw him call Bergman an idiot and fuck Bergman; now he's based.
Logan James
von trier is significantly better than noe. Stuff like breaking the waves or Dogville is decent. Noe is a hack
Jose Murphy
Shit like Nymphomaniac is the reason why people can't stand him.
Levi Brown
Or Idiots
Austin Lopez
>a brilliant...movie
Brayden Powell
Any of these.
Colton Bailey
kys
Logan Torres
Not that Yea Forums but there is a Yea Forums character.
Matthew Bennett
names?
Aiden Jenkins
how has nobodmy mentioned My Dinner With Andre
Dominic Smith
Some personal favorites.
Zachary Campbell
I agree that Endless Poetry wasn't nearly as good as Dance of Reality, but it is a much more Yea Forums film.
>not becoming a man through a rejection of homosexuality and then proceeding to cuck your best friend with his midget wife, all the while fucking another poets mistress who is played by the same actress as your mother
Thomas Lewis
>Not that Yea Forums
What do you mean, "not that Yea Forums"? This is the theater of cruelty on film.
Matthew Rodriguez
his recreations of the divine comedy was bland and boring
Landon Bailey
harry potter and the chamber of secrets
Juan Powell
Nice Dude. I adore reprise and Oslo,31 september
Robert Flores
Jordan White
Jason Johnson
Kevin Bell
Landon Russell
Brayden Rivera
Noah Kelly
Robert Bresson
Kevin Long
Adam Long
Adrian Garcia
Tyler Green
Matthew Thomas
Claire's Knee and anything by Eric Rohmer
Camden Sanchez
I didn't like Dance of Reality at all, maybe because spanish is my first language, and the mom is such an awful actress and only in the movie because Jodo wanted to tit-fuck her.
Dominic Ramirez
I can watch The Ninth Gate endlessly.
Something about it...
Kayden Watson
Aguirre?
Nosferatu?
Kinski is great
Isaac Moore
>the penis is evil
>the penis shoots seeds
>the gun is good
>the gun shoots death
Michael Walker
blue velvet
the apartment
macbeth
kramer v. kramer
danton
reds
the avengers part 7
the roman polanski movie where the girl cuts the back of the guys fat neck with a straight razor i can't remember the name but it's good
let the right one in
naked brunch
lol no clue looks like babby crypt keeper
the original kings of comedy
something gay
phantom thread
whiplash?
no clue
lost highway
no clue
no clue
the man who wasn't there (based)
no clue
the master
something french
gib milkies mommy
no clue
Carter Morales
this book is fantastic by the way
Jonathan Sullivan
Did you ever watch Angel Heart? You might like that. And the book it's based on, Falling Angel, is pretty good too.
Dominic Morales
>the avengers part 7
Baaahahaha
Jack Nguyen
Damn user those look really great
Anyway we could get names of the films?
It would be all the more depressing if we are shown only glimpses of them without ever getting to know their full beauty
Caleb Miller
And Dario Argento's 3 mothers movies. Specifically Inferno.
Cameron Gonzalez
t. pedophile
Jackson Barnes
Ordet is my favorite film of all time
Dylan Williams
nigga wut post the proper version
Jacob Johnson
>doesn't post names
Everytime
Connor Perry
technically ephebophile
Gabriel Nelson
>no Wajda
>no Polański
>no Kieślowski
>no Kawalerowicz
>no Żuławski
>no Has
John Evans
Any one know If Burroughs ever watched this and what his reaction was?
Kevin Nelson
I posted Wajda! Don't know if he watched it, but he seems to have been on set a lot.
Robert Fisher
You forgot Kzàzszlaw Đyzschzinskli.
Kayden Powell
>Taste of Tea, The Ninth Configuration, The Hourglass Sanatorium, Winter Lights, Cold Mountain, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, La belle noiseuse, Ashes of Time, The Tribulations of Balthazar Kober
>The Legend of Suram Fortress, Micmacs, The Last Emperor, Mother Joan of the Angels, Ugetsu, In America, The Strange Colour of Your Body's Tears, Finisterrae, Ga, Ga - Chwala bohaterom
>Tale of Princess Kaguya, The Lion in Winter, Hero, Coherence, Detachment, Lolita, Hard to be a God, Ju Dou, Bugsy Malone
>Dragon Inn, Female Prisoner: Scorpion, Celone and Julie Go Boating, The Human Condition, THX-1138, Sansho the Bailiff, Don't Look Now, M for Murder, Female Prisoner: Beast Stable
>Metro Manila, À Flor do Mar, Sunrise A Song of Two Humans, Raise the Red Lantern, The Dreamers, The Conformist, Saragossa Manuscript, Mouchette, El Sur
>Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors, The Passion of Anna, The Diary of a Country Priest, Way Down East, Touch of Zen, Zazie dans le Metro, Arriety, Picnic at Hanging Rock, Event Horizon
>Malá morská víla, Apache Woman, Zolotye roga, Petla, Black Narcissus, Only Yesterday, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, [REC], Ikiru
>The Scarlet Flower, The Hunters ('77), Thief or Reality, Joint Security Area, Scent of Green Papaya, The Skin I Live In, Phantom Carriage, A Spring For the Thirsty, Possession
>The Eve of Ivan Kupalo, Evdokia, The Snow Queen ('86), Last Night ('98), Three Colours: Red, Wild Strawberries, The City of Lost Children, Joyeux Noel, The Frame
>Innocence, Blood Diamond, Whisper of the Heart, Babette's Feast, Visitor of a Museum, Neco z Alenky, Like Someone In Love, The Assassin, The Others
>Noctruna, La vita e bella, Woman Under the Influence, The Red Balloon, Black Moon, Farewell My Concubine, The Innocents (2016), The Unknown Soldier (2016), Beyond the Black Rainbow
>The Passion of Joan of Arc, The Road Home, Why Has Bodhi-Dharma Left for the East?, Journey to the West, Chinese Odyssey: Cinderella, White Mane, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies , Chi bi, Legend of the Mountain
Some films that deserve to be mentioned that weren't included in the mosaic:
>Ponette, Satan's Slaves, Borgman, The Vampire Family, Caravaggio, The Cement Garden, O-Bi, O-Ba - The End of Civilization, Late Spring & Ashes and Diamonds.
Leo Parker
Benjamin Phillips
One of the most Yea Forums films ever that I rarely see discussed anywhere. Lord Byron being a major weirdo while Mary Shelley hallucinates the story of Frankenstein to life. Strong rec.
Jackson Collins
Jayden Carter
Almost stopped watching halfway, but I'm glad I watched it, nonetheless.
Jace Wright
Sounds like utter trash
Levi Russell
Title, you fucking fag?
Hudson Murphy
>Uncle boonmee
Fucking based
Ryan Ross
"You! What the fuck is your name?"
Aaron Jenkins
Which image are you identifying as Uncle Boonmee?
Cameron Lee
I quoted the wrong pic
Jeremiah Harris
Thanks brother
Charles Martin
Oh, I'm disappointed.
Jaxson Watson
Go to bed YMS
Cooper Harris
>film discussion belongs on Yea Forums
no, shitposting about marvel movies is what belongs on Yea Forums
Josiah Stewart
this is the best possible portrayal of Ahab
Oliver Barnes
This is one of those movies I remember always seeing on the shelf at Blockbuster when I was a kid
Noah Walker
is this bait?
Liam Thompson
can't believe I loved a movie about the screenwriter of the movie (played by Nicolas Cage) writing the screenplay for the movie while struggling with his issues of self-hatred and problems with women, which is contrasted with his Chad twin brother (also played by Nicolas Cage) this much
Jack Nelson
I know the word gets thrown around way too often, but Aronofsky is an actual hack.
Bentley Rivera
is Polanski's adaptation of Manuscript Found in Saragossa any good?
Joseph Carter
I-I'm doing it r-right?
Brody Fisher
One of my favourites
Alexander Long
I love Nosferatu. Those scenes in the Paris crypt are so gravid. I love how William Vollmann’s book The Atlas begins in the Paris catacombs, lined with skulls Lord Byron May have drunk tea from.
James Murphy
Don't know how to express my gratitude my fren
Nicholas Rodriguez
Wrong.
Parker Ramirez
Alexander Lewis
he's not the worst but he's pretty overrated
Bentley Lopez
since no one said it yet
Isaiah Butler
That movie was just ok
Adrian Brooks
he's not even *that* good.
Samuel Brooks
that movie was shit
Asher Martinez
based polish kino user
David Clark
I thought it was all right, but I wouldn't watch it again. It just made me wish I was watching The Thing, or Hellraiser, or Silent Hill instead
Jaxson Turner
felt like the shittiest adaption of Rosemary's Baby ever conseived
Jace Reyes
are the Coen Brothers Yea Forums?
Benjamin Bennett
It's kind of sad to me that there's no real board to discuss graphic novels.
Yea Forums is full of superhero wank and Yea Forums is too elitist to acknowledge illustrated books.
I would do anything to have a place to talk about non-capeshit comics and graphic novels (not filled with insistent political shit either).
Oh well, Charles is likely the most Yea Forums man put to film.
Robert Phillips
lol yeah that's kinda true
Landon Murphy
I read Maus, does that count
Owen Martinez
In my not so humble opinion I don't think it's that good, there are so many other great graphic novels that don't acclaim there worth mostly through sentimental historical symbiosis. (I'm tempted to explain why I think It's 'really' lauded as the best, but on this website I think it's fairly explanatory).
Very good, not great.
Alexander Barnes
>No Twilight posted ITT
The absolute state of plebs
Carter Lopez
to be fair rob is pretty based in movies for the most part
Angel Miller
>non-capeshit comics and graphic novels
Any recs? I hate the medium, but I'm willing to change my mind
Ian Stewart
I can understand why you'd not have the best impression, when I walk into my favourite comic shops, 80% is Marvel/DC/Image superhero garbage.
Watchmen is the only superhero related novel I've read and that's purely because Alan Moore is perhaps the only person in the world who understands the implications of the ubermensch in relation to the public.
First I'd advise just going into one of these stores and flicking through the stuff, just like you would a bookstore.
The Marriage Of Heaven and Hell - Blake (V. Short, great introduction)
A Contract With God - Eisner
Then Crumb etc.
It might seem backwards of me to mention it, but the vast majority of graphic novels are terrible solely because they are meant to appeal to immature teens for the large part. (Just how women continue to read YA fiction). So I completely understand where you're coming from. I'd sympathise even more if I hadn't found such catharsis in the few I have found however.
It's like rap, 99/100 times it's shit but there is some good stuff, it's just been diluted down by the masses.