What are some Yea Forums movies? I'm looking for something to watch tonight before returning to my shit job tomorrow.
Last movie I saw was Pickpocket, which was basically a French retelling of Crime and punishment.
The MC goes in a path a bit different in the end tho.
Sticking with the theme of French retellings, I watched Jean Cocteau's 'Orpheus' (1950) the other night. It's a modern version of the Orphic myth with some artistic liberties taken. In the movie, Orpheus is a poet rather than a musician and he falls in love with the personification of Death who is a sexy French bitch with leather gloves and a motorcycle-gang entourage. You guys would like it.
If you allow for "book adoptions", then basically every second movie will do...
So let's try to get more out of this..
Wonder Boys is a movie about writers.
Bridge to Terabithia is about a childrens book.
Party Girl is about a librarian.
And there's the Never Ending Story movies about a book.
tarkovsky had some good ones. i found solaris to be more moving than stalker but that's just me, they're both great
if you just mean of literary quality bergman films shit, at least from what ive seen of him, rather like theyre staged, probs b/c he also directed theatre. a scene is established, everyone says their lines, cut to the next
god I wish that were me
Bresson's movies are like that too. Almost theatrical by their stiffness. Curiously it doesn't make them bad.
Bump
Is Cool Hand Luke good? My coworker pushed it on me but I don't watch movies really
Synecdoche, New York
it's peak paul newman, of course it's good
8 1/2
Ran
Blade Runner
The Seventh Seal
>melancholia
>the 9th gate
>barton fink
>misery
what are the rest?
None of these are Yea Forums
Danton, Fanny & Alexander, 9th Gate, donno
Melancholia, Naked Lunch, Barton Fink, donno
Misery, donno, In Cold Blood, Under the Skin
I retract my last "fuck off."
Carrington
The Leopard
The American
Consequences of Love
(to stay in Italy)
watch something by Rohmer like pic related or La Collectioneuse
>Danton
shit
>Fanny and Alexander
masterpiece
>9th gate
shit
>Venus in Furs
shit
>Melancholia
shit
>Naked Lunch
fine
>Barton Fink
fine
>
don't know what that is probably shit
>Misery
shit
>Amour
lesser Haneke
>In Cold Blood
shit
>Under The Skin
shit
You mean Capote.
Thank you, I needed to know if you thought these were good or not.
Ah, you're right. Never saw it
The only think you liked was bourgeoisie nostalgia? Was it the fart jokes?
John Le Care adaptations are often good.
Imagine thinking that Fanny and Alexander isn't the best movie on that list by far
beautiful girl
Its really nice actually. The only feel good picture on the list I guess.
What do you think of Happy-Go-Lucky, Nights of Cabiria, or Captain Fantastic?
It seems like you're watching movies primarily for the plot. Why? There's so much more to the medium.
>implying any Haneke is good
I think you have a really nice face butter :3
You should turn a woman down for me one of these days if you haven't already.
Koyaanisqatsi, Powaqqatsi and Naqoyqatsi are pretty awesome
As is The Color of Pomegranates (Sayat Nova)
You're nauseating
ouch butter what happened. Why can't we do something cool on this site together? Weren't we last night? Don't we have a large influence? what happened to you today? Aren't you interested in me?
Did I do something wrong ;_;
My Dinner with Andre
Life is Sweet (pictured)
Defending your Life
The Man Who Would Be King
Everything by Paul Thomas Anderson except maybe his first film is Yea Forums. Moonlight and Beale Street are very Yea Forums, especially the latter since it's based off a James Baldwin novel.
Came to reccomend Paradjanov
Baywatch
lol
That's "Capote," not "In Cold Blood," btw.
>MC
The use of MC is so fucking reddit-tier I cringe to see it here. Just type "protagonist."
Imagine being this philistine.
I'll drink to that
Smilla's Sense of Snow
There are no Yea Forums movies.
Like watching paint dry
Amadeus
Blood Simple
A Man Escaped
Chungkin Express
Nobody Knows
George Washington (2000)
The Conversation
Glengarry Glen Ross
A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence
Blow-Up
Wild Target (1993)
Scanners
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover
Naked
The Thin Blue Line
fuck yea it is
fuck yes
thank you for this
get out
fuck yes
seconding the seventh seal
barton fink, naked lunch fuck yes
good thread
Some user recommended Reprise in a similar thread not too long ago. Good watch and def Yea Forums approved as far as I'm concerned.
the film version of pic related, with Isabelle Adjani.
The end of tour, about the touring of infinite jest, great dialogue
The unidentified one in the second row is Repentance (1987) I think.
John Boorman's Excalibur, great cinematic version of the Grail legends.
Is Paterson lit approved?
it's pure autism, so yes.
Conan the Barbarian
Le Samouraï
Brazil
Offret