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I like DW Griffith
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I am here to be bullied.
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>>1998 (OP)I recommend The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover. Really cool artsy movie
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>>1998 (OP)love me Coffee and Cigarettes, actual Kino, Jarmusch is a pretentious asshole retard tho
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Just rewatched Jurassic Park iii and Speed Racer 2008, what fine pieces of cinema.
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there are no movies where authentically feminine gay men interact meaningfully so I don't watch movies anymore
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Watched Murnau's Sunrise tonight fellows. Beautiful film.
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>>2006I like The 39 Steps more than North by Northwest, both are comedies btw.
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>>1998 (OP)I can't wait for AI to make movies so that AI's can watch it, creating a glorious loop of revenue for the shareholders
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>>2001It's a pretty good one, I prefer Drowning by numbers tho
Also watched hard to be a God recently, same madness as Khrustalyov, My Car! but man, those close up shots, multiple layers etc made my pp very erect
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fuck
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>>2013I just think The Thief et al is much easier movie for the average person to enjoy than these other ones.
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>>2016nigger its a painting
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>>2016robert burks. he did a ton of hitchcock movies and had one closeup of a kiss in Marnie that was called "pornographic" so i guess he's pretty good
>>2085is it? you can see people moving on the ground in the movie so idk.
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>>2006>where is /film/, really?I made a pisscord server that no one wanted to join. I was laughed at for attempting it. I'd remake it for people who remain here, but I doubt there are any left.
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>>2104I don't do discord
Also had the unpleasant experience of seing the trailer for the next Wes Anderson joint, raisin got boring 4 movies ago, what is the point even?
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>>2103I am just going to name some movies by free association. I think all of these are worth watching but I am not sure how close to Double Indemnity they will seem to you. Just what I think is quality noir. Really the movie I think is really closest to it is Sunset Boulevard for some reason.
Laura
Detour
Out of the Past
Too Late for Tears
Criss Cross
Dead Reckoning
The Big Sleep
The Big Heat
The Dark Corner
Scarlet Street
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All I can think about is someone uploading the monteiro boxset in full
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>>2532I could but honestly you're better off with what's out there now, they really did slaughter my beautiful boy
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>>2089That Mia Wasikowska with Amy?
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Been reading the old IMDb message board for movies I've watched while /tv/ is down. Did anyone else here post in those?
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It's missing Andrei Roublev but these are movies I like
don't @ me
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>>2395Thanks anon, I’ll check all these out starting with Sunset Boulevard.
It’s been rainy in my city, which is a perfect setting for these.
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>>1999the birth of a kino
>>4515hon hon hon
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i thought roma was incredibly hamfisted and soapbox'd at every level. white man bad, the fever dream, the movie. le barbarians are invading le rome holy raisin get over yourself
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I watched the 4 1/2 hour Gettysburg movie and thought it was totally meh. A movie made for civil war history nerds. It lacked all of the things that make stories good and just went full battle reenactment. The Iced Earth songs about it are good though.
I'mboutta watch the 5 hour long Napoleon movie from 1927. Wish me luck bros
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>>4515Seems like you picked these to show off. None of these are that rewatchable outside Aguirre or Tokyo Drifter.
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>>2331That's the big Q. Unhappily, he's getting the best reviews of his career, so no chance it changes soon.
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>>5333I really enjoyed it and have seen it multiple times, I really didn't see it as white man bad since beaners are bad too, it seemed more of a class struggle than a ethnic one, it's far fetched but it did remind me of la dolce vita with it's depiction of the different social layers
>>5378midwit take
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So does this place have the regular posters or are they over on 8 c h a n dot moe
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>>5909How are we supposed to know
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>>5365How did the 5 hour experience go
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You fellows ever watch the Eagle and the Hawk with Cary Grant and Fredrich March? I highly recommend it if you like any of the following: war, precodes, fucked up endings. March is incredible.
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>>5973Thanks for the rec, will watch tonight
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>>5909The only 8ch /film/ thread I've found has zero replies.
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>>5909If you read the thread maybe you'd find out. I only see one or two recognizable posters here
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>>5973>>6130>not enough seederswhat a bummer
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>50 replies in 4 days
Back to the dark ages of /film/ I see.
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>>6782proof that 90% of the chan were bots
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>>6782all the other anons are busy watching movies
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>>6850It’s so fucking over dude.
>>6915I’ve been getting through my backlog actually but it doesn’t even feel like it's worth effortposting in /film/ right now. Too slow.
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raisin
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This is like if /film/ was directed by Tarr or Diaz. Ideal pace. Glacial.
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you fags can stop hiding in your gay little general now. This board is slow you can make individual threads instead of nametrannying and AGP gooning like the generalcancer you are.
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>>5973Im still pissed that none of the seeders are seeding this right and that it's just stalled
Might have to go and watch another Fellini instead
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>>7819Where can this be found?
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I wish I had the money to make films.
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Does anybody know of any good books that analyse Griffith's style?
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watched stranger than paradise
80s new york looked like a dumpster
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>>7868Books on D.W. Griffith
Charlie Keil (ed.) A companion to D.W. Griffith Charlie Keil (ed.)
A companion to D.W. Griffith
Hoboken, NJ, 2018
Anthony Slide (ed.) D.W. Griffith Anthony Slide (ed.)
D.W. Griffith, Interviews
Jackson, 2012
David Mayer
Stagestruck filmmaker, D.W. Griffith and the American theatre
Iowa City, 2009
Paolo Cherchi Usai
David Wark Griffith
Milano, 2008
Scott Simon The Films of D.W. Griffith Scott Simon
The Films of D.W. Griffith
Cambridge, 1993
Tom Gunning
D.W. Griffith and the Origins of American Narrative Film, the Early Years at Biograph
Urbana/Chicago, 1991
Cooper C. Graham et al.
D.W. Griffith and the Biograph Company
Metuchen, N.J., and London, 1985
Richard Schickel
D.W. Griffith, An American Life
New York, 1984
Martin Williams
Griffith, First Artist of the Movies
New York, 1980
Robert M. Henderson
D.W. Griffith, His Life and Work
New York, 1972
Paul O'Dell Griffith and the Rise of Hollywood Paul O'Dell
Griffith and the Rise of Hollywood
London - New York, 1970
Robert M. Henderson
D.W. Griffith, The Years at Biograph
New York, 1970
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>>7820I watched it on archive.org.
>>7857>2hr34minThat must be the extended edition that's an hour longer, christ lol.
If you wanna watch the ONE tolerable part in the entire film, click the timestamped link below. It's wedding dance insanity mixed with color CG blob characters. I wish the whole movie was wacky shít like this instead of pseudoscience garbage:
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For me it's Toshiro Mifune, Marcello Mastroianni and Philip Seymour Hoffman
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>>7798I realize you are probably extremely averse to paypigging but I use a service on roku that is like 3 dollars a month and has a raisin ton of old movies (most of them pretty bad). Anyway thats where I watched it. It is called Classic Reel. A lot of precodes and silents are on YT as well, some of them are even acceptable in quality.
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>>7819>movie about aetheism and Reddit-tier Science>poster has a Jew cripple and literal basketball americanthis movie was raisin
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>>9081>literal basketball americanjej
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The catalog on this /tv/ is somehow 10x worse than the one on 4chan. Almost everything getting bumped is samefag spam.
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>>7881chatgpt answer
>>9991ingore the faggot that self replies to his own threads
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>>10743Baskintranny is constantly flooding the catalog with his unfunny bullshít. It's kind of hard to ignore
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When we return, no more QOTD plz
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>>11296I will make even more QOTD
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putting the ass in the 'cock
>>2014>it felt like a parodyit kinda is, at one point of the development the bad guys would have tried to use a tornado to kill the hero
>Lehman said that he wanted to make the ultimate Hitchcock film. Hitchcock thought for a moment then said he had always wanted to do a chase across Mount Rushmore. Lehman and Hitchcock spitballed more ideas: a murder at the United Nations headquarters; a murder at a car plant in Detroit; a final showdown in Alaska. Eventually they settled on the U.N. murder for the opening and the chase across Mount Rushmore for the climax. №14280[Quote]
Just got done watching A field in England, very comfy! Proves you don't need a big budget to make good stuff
I was a bit confused at first since bongs all look the same
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>>11307Would unironically POUND that
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how’s he so good bros
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>>12725I have found this to be the case with 7th Heaven. Some silents you can find easy in 4k streaming free or whatever but then some you are SoL and no one seems to give a raisin.
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>I like DW Griffith
Birth of a nation is great, i remember a few years back there was this guy who was super into his raisin, think he might've been schizophrenic
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>>14977Man I could've sworn I checked ok ru. Thank you very very much.
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What percentage of regulars made it to this thread? 20%?
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>>15022not very good
Hitchcock is overrated
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>>16014I dare you to support that assertion. Borderline aspersion.