/tv/ is filled with plebs who only watch capeshit movies. I believe /lit/ has better taste in cinema. Post your top 10 movies.
Here's my list:
1. Le Charme Discret de la Bourgeoisie (1972)
2. Withnail and I (1987)
3. Stroszek (1977)
4. Przypadek (1987)
5. Amores Perros (2000)
6. Das Leben der Anderen (2006)
7. La Belle Noiseuse (1991)
8. Weekend (1967)
9. Mulholland Drive (2001)
10. Ikiru (1952)
fuck off
1. the pervert's guide to cinema
2. the pervert's guide to ideology
i don't watch anything else
fuck off
>>5796920
this
1. Citizen Kane (1941)
2. North By Northwest (1959)
3. Werckmeister Harmonies (2000)
4. Metropolis (1926)
5. Color Of Paradise (1999)
6. Limelight (1952)
7. Kingdom (1995)
8. Travelling Players (1975)
9. Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte (1965)
10. Underground (1995)
1. Persona
2. Rope
3. Paris,Texas
4. Hiroshima, Mon Amour
5.Decalogue
6. Tokyo Story
7. Bicycle Thieves
8. La Jetee
9. Contempt
10. A Zed and Two Naughts
>>5796955
Pfff, what a poser. Not even The Tiger of Eschnapur in your little list?
in no specific order
yojimbo
sanjuro
a fistful of dollars
for a few dollars more
the good, the bad, and the ugly
high plains drifter
the outlaw josey wales
jeremiah johnson
unforgiven
the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford
>>5796905
>having a top 10
I can't do this. Watched Andrei Rublyev yesterday, though, was pretty based.
Every board is filled with plebs.
Top films of the year:
1. Calvary
2. Nightcrawler
3. I'm not sure I watched any other new films this year.
>>5796982
wi so mny wstrns
1. Mulholland Drive
2. Pan’s Labyrinth
3. Irreversible
4. Gummo
5. Clerks
6. Robocop (1987)
7. American Psycho
8. The Social Network
9. Tetsuo
10. Caddyshack
1. Avatar
2. The Avengers
3. Iron Man 3
4. The Dark Knight
5. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
6. Skyfall
7. The Dark Knight Rises
8 . Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
9. Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
10. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
>>5797011
i don't know, friend. i'm just really into westerns.
Badlands
Days of Heaven
Fort Apache
My Darling Clementine
The New World
The Quiet Man
The Thin Red Line
To the Wonder
The Tree of Life
Young Mr Lincoln
>>5796905
>/tv/ is filled with plebs who only watch capeshit movies
That's not the problem with /tv/. Lots of them seem to hate 'capeshit'. The real problem is that they cannot into any kind of criticism beyond that at all.
Well, that and baneposting.
Well, those two, plus the pedophilia.
Well, those three, and the fact that /pol/ has basically taken over to the point that you can't actually mention a black actor without destroying a thread.
...OK, there are a lot of problems with /tv/.
>>5797031
>9. Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Mesa sowwy you have shit taste!
>>5797125
I think you missed the irony in that post.
>>5797131
You're right man, I'm sorry now, for real.
>>5797131
I don't think you know what irony is.
>>5797139
I don't think you know what thinking is.
>>5797136
Say it like you mean it, anon.In a Jar-Jar accent.
>>5797139
Sure I do. It's a little hard to explain, but some examples should suffice: it's like rain on your wedding day, or a free ride when you've already paid. Or maybe like ten thousand spoons, when all you need is a knife. The list could go on.
>>5797157
When I was in junior high, my "girlfriend" and I performed this song at a talent show.
Just thought you should know.
>>5797157
The list could go on, but it didn't!
I expected otherwise!
How ironic!
>literature
Literature
L I T E R A T U R E
E R U T A R E T I L
>>5796991
Lemme help you. Put some Tarkovsky, a few Bergmans, token Japanese one (Ozu if you see too many Kurosami), maybe a Malick, possibly a New Wave (Godard is too fashionable, Bresson is safer), if you're a Christard throw in Dreyer.
>>5797139
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VoscbQA3lM
>>5797179
B-but my favourite director is Wong Kar-wai...
>Slacker
>The Brass Teapot
>Metropolis
>The Thing (1982)
>Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
>>5797207
who?
Ran
Persona
Purple Rose of Cairo
Taste of Cherry
The Searchers
The Thin Red Line
Aguirre Wrath of God
Casablanca
Raging Bull
Synecdoche New York
>>5796960
>Rope
You retarded, brah? You think long takes = quality? You think that's even in Hitchcock's top 25? Bet you jerk off to russkij kovcheg just like all the other pleb scum (if you've even heard of it...heh)
>>5796955
>1. Citizen Kane (1941)
Little drone ass bitch, think for yourself, jesus christ. And then your next pick is fucking North by Northwest!?!? What, you think that plane bullshit is exciting and "tense" or something?
>beep-boop, *i do whatever roger ebert's ghost tells me to*, dee-dee-dee
>>5796960
came back to you one more time because damn this is shitty list. Clearly just picking off the best-known and most accessible films by the best-known and most accessible auteurs, no original thought present here whatsoever. Fuck you
>>5796982
>I like to pretend I am a cowboy just like when I was a little boy
You like sucking on your momma's titties too, ya fucking child?
>>5796991
It is pretty based actually, solid pick anon
>>5797021
Go fuck yourself my man
1. Sanjuro
2. The Big Lebowski
3. Taxi Driver
4. Closely Watched Trains
5. Requiem for a Dream
6. Full Metal Jacket
7. Aliens
8. Silence of the Lambs
9. Jodorowsky's Dune
10. Underground
>>5797031
Patrician taste.
>>5797219
>implying Robocop (1987) is THAT bad.
Too hard distilling a top 10, but I got around to seeing Closely Observed Trains recently, very good.
>>5797219
Watch out guys, we've got an elitist hipster badass over here.
>>5797272
>Closely Watched Trains
My kaffir.
>>5797219
>Little drone ass bitch, think for yourself, jesus christ. And then your next pick is fucking North by Northwest!?!? What, you think that plane bullshit is exciting and "tense" or something?
>beep-boop, *i do whatever roger ebert's ghost tells me to*, dee-dee-dee
Little contrarian ass bitch, think for yourself, jesus christ. And then the next movie you slam is North by Northwest!?!? What, you think that movie is not tense or somehing?
>beep-boop *i do the opposite of whatever roget ebert's ghost tells me to* dee-dee-dee
Cinema is boring. Tv is boring. I would rather just read. I can't concentrate on a film. However, I spend all day reading.
>>5797290
I just watch movies to talk with those faggots from the local Art School during their art presentations. It's impossible otherwise.
Not in order, and only one per director (otherwise too much Tarkovsky, Kurosawa and Tárr)
Sátántangó (1994)
Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes (1972)
La passion de Jeanne d'Arc (1928)
Seconds (1966)
羅生門 [Rashomon] (1950)
切腹 [Harakiri] (1962)
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
Le trou [The Hole] (1960)
Иди и cмотри [Come and See] (1985)
Андрей Рублёв [Andrei Rublev] (1966)
1 TDKR
2 Murican psycho
3 Dumb and Dumber 2
4 Drive
5 Only God Forigives
6 pearl Harbor
7 Boogie Nights
8 The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug
9 They Live
10 Pretty much all of tarentino
>he watches European movies
>>5797325
Based tastes. Congratulations anon.
>>5797310
(I also considere Braindead and Repo Man to be some of my favorite movies, since they're the most entertaining films ever, but I went with the artistic qualities.)
>>5797290
>I spend all day reading.
how. doesn't your body stiffen up and energy go down after reading for a few hours?
My top 10 films are:
Toransufômâ (2007, Bay)
O Cavaleiro das Trevas (2008, Nolan)
Бойцовcкий клуб (1999, Fincher)
Pirmsakums (2010, Nolan)
Fiction pulpeuse (1994, Tarantino)
Kahe tule vahel (2006, Scorsese)
Smrtonosná past 4.0 (2007, Wiseman)
Hämmästyttävä Hämähäkkimies (2012, Webb)
Huan Tai Ping Yang (2013, Del Toro)
Les évadés (1994, Darabont)
What are yours?
The Searchers
Stroszek
Mister Lonely
Badlands
The Night of the Hunter
Roman Holiday
Paris, Texas
Stalker
Enter the Void
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
>>5796905
>2. Withnail and I (1987)
what is it with Brits and this movie?
it was shit
Goodbye Lenin
Bicycle Thieves
The Thing(1982)
Eraserhead
Germany Year Zero
Vargtimmen
Rosemary's Baby
Suspiria
Jacob's Ladder
>>5797341
>Toransufômâ
>>5797341
Why did you translate the English-language film titles into other languages?
>>5797375
(That's the joke)
>>5797341
>Boytsovsky Klub
>>5797380
(did you laugh?)
>>5797375
Because autism.
>>5797341
Top kek
>>5797341
环太平洋 Pacific rim
Lol you're funny old man
>>5797438
>I haven't seen it myself yet but I'm guessing it's a film primarily for those to imagine themselves as some sort of art house aficionados or cinephiles.
But it's not very art house at all, it's a comedy.
1. Only God Forgives
2. Drive
3. There Will Be Blood
4. Goodfellas
5. Pusher 2
6. Spring Breakers
7. Yojimbo
8. The Master
9. Un Prophète
10. Mean Streets
>>5797451
>Only God Forgives
You serious with this? I thought it was very mediocre, the other films on your list are pretty great.
1. Drive
2. Drive
3. Drive
4. Drive
5. Drive
6. Drive
7. Drive
8. Drive
9. Drive
10. Drive
Inland Empire
Heathers
Mean Girls
Happiness
Funny Games
The Shining
The Red Shoes
Belle de Jour
Full Metal Jacket
Mulholland Dr
how come nobody ever says The Godfather.
>>5796905
1. Le Feu Follet
2. Withnail and I
3. Dr Strangelove
4. A Clockwork Orange
5. Zodiac
6. Control
7.The Shining
8. The Perverts Guide To Ideology
9. Wild Strawberries
10.Trainspotting
Pretty pleb but I'm getting better
The Turin Horse is next to watch
speed racer
spirited away
dredd
metropolis (anime version)
mulholland drive
bram stoker's dracula
grand budapest hotel
king kong (peter jackson remake)
satantango
ravenous
fight me irl
>>5797475
>king kong (peter jackson remake)
wtf
>>5797010
Come on man even interstellar topped nightcrapler
>>5797478
>I don't get satire
>>5797477
it is a grand glorious adventure infused with the joy of movie making, the whole thing is like a kid playing with toys and is so sincerely fun and naive that i don't know how anyone can't like it. it has heart by the gallon, naomi watts at her most beautiful, dinosaurs, giant insects, the most well realised sympathetic movie animal ever, a gorgeous soundtrack, and is so oversized and enthusiastic that i can't help but love it.
>>5797452
Thanks.
OGF is like a modern Greek Tragedy (yeah, I know, this sounds cringe-worthy) with a precise Freudian subtext. People will say it's style over substance but cinema is a visual medium, the style is the substance, Refn perfectly understands that and that's why he focuses mainly on little details that you would ignore if they were more dialogues.
>>5797507
>and is so oversized
This is the problem of the film. The original is a lot better and Braindead is clearly Jackson's best.
>>5796905
Here's my personal list :
1)The Shawshank Redemption
2)The Godfather
3)The Godfather pt2
4)The Dark Knight
5)Pulp Fiction
6)The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
7)Schindler's List
8)12 Angry Men
9)TLOTR : Return of the King
10)Fight Club
>>5797516
what can i say, i have a weakness for sprawl
the original film is great too
>>5796905
>6. Das Leben der Anderen (2006)
Neger, bitte...
>>5797550
Proves my point... Nightcrawler is satire.
>>5797552
Oh, I thought you meant my post was ironic. >>5797478 would have to be pretty dumb to miss that Nightcrawler was satirical, no?
Anyway, was a good film. Weirdly old-fashioned, in that I'm sure the exact same story could have been made back in the 1970s with no changes, but then maybe that's more a reflection on how TV news hasn't changed much.
>>5797582
>maybe that's more a reflection on how TV news hasn't changed much
imo it seemed kind of outdated since nobody really gets their news primarily from TV anymore.
News today is far more politicized too instead of being solely about gritty violence (although of course violence can be politicized, but it wasn't in the movie).
Off the top of my head, including some more recent stuff sort of descending order
Stalker
Chungking express
TRee of life
Monty pythons meaning if life
Blade runner
Fallen angels
Blue velvet
Andrei rublev
Synecdoche new york
The worlds end
>>5797595
Why The Worlds End? I thought it was pretty weak compared to the rest of the trilogy.
Blue Spring
Harmful Insect
The Big Lebowski
Happiness
Last Life in the Universe
Ocean Waves
Infernal Affairs
All Around Us
Love Exposure
Happy Times
1) Withnail and I
2) Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
3) Kind Hearts and Coronets
4) The House of Fear (Sherlock Holmes)
5) Valhalla Rising
6) Drive
7) The Thing ('82)
8) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
9) Sir Henry of Rawlinson's End
10) In Bruges
>>5797475
If you liked Spirited Away that much then you should really really check out Over the Garden Wall, a new series made very much in the same vein, though the aesthetic is more old americanish.
>>5797458
> not Drive
>>5797360
It's best rewatched & the comedy is just very subtle and well written. The soundtrack is incredible too, I own it on vinyl.
>>5797820
Checking out the films I haven't seen from your list. Do you like Slacker?
>>5797845
I'd never heard of it before, but I've bookmarked its wikipedia page now. Out of all the films on my list, what's it most like?
>>5797517
Your list is sausagefest
>>5797845
Slacker is like a bad version of Gummo.
>>5797878
ever heard of IMDB?
>>5797643
I thought it was the best but ive heard plenty of valid reasons to the contrary, they're all great. For me, TWE just felt the most emotional and very organic in its connection of theme and content. It had that lovely quality of being a film you could recommend to most people without reservation. It did drag during the 3rd act but not as bad as the other two. I just loved it and found it to be very rewatchable and just lots of fun.
>>5797879
I like them both a lot. Are there any other movies like that, random snapshots of a small dysfunctional town/plotless moments of disconnected entropy? I suppose Gummo has more connectedness but you know what I mean.
>>5797854
I wouldn't say it's resoundingly similar to any of them but I really like Fear and Loathing, The Thing, Drive and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy so I was wondering if you'd heard of another movie I really liked too because it's from like 91 and somewhat known.
>>5797310
>Иди и cмотри [Come and See] (1985)
my nigger
>>5797689
Ive been meaning to check out last life, but the plot description turned me off, take it there's more to it than that?
>>5797879
that's a pretty superficial comparison
In no particular order:
La Dolce Vita (Fellini, 1960)
Cinema Paradiso (Tornatore, 1988)
Enter the Void (Noe, 2009)
Hombre Mirando al Sudeste (Subiela, 1986)
Breaking the Waves (von "Shock Value" Trier, 1996)
...I can't think of others. I'm still stuck at the entry level.
>>5797924
True, comparing Linklater and Korine seems very far off.
>>5796905
Lost in Translation
Chungking Express
Gold Rush
Fargo
wall e
Punch drunk love
I don't watch many movies
>>5797980
Korine is of the greatest American directors currently working and a true visionary.
Linklater's only good films are the before trilogy. His whole career is based around stoner speak and he is the most visually bland of any respected directors.
>>5798002
I'm the guy who likes Slacker and Gummo. I was considering checking out most of what Korine has done already, I'll probably watch Julien Donkey-Boy today because of your post. I've never watched the Before Trilogy so I'll check that out soon as well. Thanks to you from a pleb.
3.10 to Yuma
Dune
The Fountainhead
The Great Sacrifice
Hero
Hitman
Nightmare Alley
Noi Vivi
On Dangerous Ground
The Sound of Music
>>5798016
Cool. If you like Julien, you should just watch all his work. He doesn't have a huge output and it's all fantastic.
Mister Lonely is his best, IMO.
Pour la Suite Du Monde
Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles
My Darling Clementine
The Searchers
The Terrorizers
The Rules of the Game
Home and the World
Minnie and Moskowitz
Hail Mary
The Meetings of Anna
>>5797325
>1 TDKR
The Donkey Kong Rap?
