Thread for the discussion of classic films and arthouse cinema.
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Adrian Phillips
last thread died in 100 posts... we need a discord
Grayson Mitchell
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Michael Davis
woah.. he's literally me!
Carter Parker
what did Orson mean by this?
Sebastian Brooks
Benjamin Sullivan
what film?
Samuel Rodriguez
Ro.Go.Pa.G
Brandon Reed
it's an anthology film
Rosellini Godard Pasolini and other guy I dont remember
Oliver Hernandez
oh that's already on my watchlist. looks kino
Ryder Diaz
What is objectively the best decade for /film?
Lucas Butler
2010s easily
Sebastian Lopez
60s.
Sebastian Garcia
he said best not worst
Brandon White
filtered
Brandon Clark
I've watched Bad Lieutenant. It was way better than I expected. 90 minutes of neo-noir self destruction, well acted and with a couple of really good scenes. The christian morality ruins it, but not too much. Sadly, this shot was included in the film, so I give it 0/10.
Owen Green
depends on the country but honestly I'd say 60s.
Hunter Bennett
based topo gigio
Watch Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, it's peak Herzog
Brody Hill
I fucking hate that led zeppelin sued schoolly D and pulled the "kashmir" sample from signifying rapper for bad lieutenant and all the prints. I've been looking for a VHSrip of this forever.
Brody James
>led zeppelin sued
That's rich coming from a group who stole every song that made them famous
Ryder Peterson
Okay, /film/, I need some serious stuff. No more weak sauce. Give me the Han ye torrent.
Grayson King
ferrara even said "i'll strangle that cocksucker jimmy page". zeppelin are literally plagiarists.
the song makes the film so much more badass, especially during the nun rape
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Nicholas Harris