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Daniel Jones
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Isaac Hill
Kayden Collins
watched this one the other day and was very surprised
I'd already seen the Michael Cimino version, so I knew the story (traditional romantic bandit story killed by hubris); but the italian version is weird
it's like an abstract version of Battle Of Algiers, where everything is about the context of the main character
Nicholas Nelson
great photography and sound btw, everything shot in real locations almost without professional actors
Elijah Powell
What are some aesthetic samurai films?
No Kurosawa please.
Isaac Moore
Oharu, Kwaidan, Onibaba, 47 ronin, Sword of doom...
Hunter Johnson
Based, I appreciate your webms.
Jace Anderson
As much as I enjoyed this general, it's no longer sustainable. We can't keep pity-bumping every 30 minutes, this board is just too fast.
Join the minimalist server, no tranny shit (except for a guy who likes trannies) discord.gg
Jackson Davis
Based.
Tyler Butler
The discord is already completely ruined by the retards who post there the most. And barely half the discussion is even about /film/.
Jaxson Cox
It's always someone else's fault isn't it? How about you post about films?
Jayden Rivera
I've tried, but it's no use when every time you come back here are 50+ off-topic posts by complete retards.
Jace Collins
kuroneko
you're welcome
Nathan Nelson
I got burned out and haven't seen a new film in over a month. I haven't felt that feeling of having experienced something life changing when walking out of a theater in a long time.
Anybody got any recs? Anything you think is great or whatever the last film to give you this feeling was
Dominic Cruz
I finished Dekalog after watching 1 episode per month (+1 including "Krótki film o milosci" movie, I had already watch "Krótki film o zabijaniu" time ago), and somehow discover that the odd numbers episodes are better than the even numbers episodes
3 > 1 > 7 > 5 > 6 > 9 > 10 > 4 > 2 > 8
Do you have any favorite Dekalog episode? If excluding Krótki film o milosci, which is the best, I'll choose the Number 3.
Leo White
I was in the 'modern cinema is shit' mood but watched pic related and was blown away. So now I'll have to check other films, anything else from 2021 worth checking?
Sebastian Gutierrez
It's always fascinating how Charles, who doesn't care about anything, shows respect to religion, yet still seems unable to take anything from it. At the meeting in the church many people voice their criticism towards the church yet Charles remains silent. Then he quotes Victor Hugo on how god is in the temple but leaves when a priest arrives. After that he goes to sleep at a church with religious music in the background. Maybe here is his mistake: he wants the religious experience, he wants the brief illumination. But in the universe in this movie that would probably be just another form of pleasure, like a drug, and after the religious experience, the void is still intact.
Cameron Gonzalez
Josiah Richardson
Criterion gets it right once again
Jose Flores
bump for posterity
I need some historical epics about antiquity
Blake Ross
Why are they putting out so many new titles