Thoughts?I thought Fassbenders penis was magnificent
One of my favorite films
Havent checked out mcqueens other films unfortunately
I heard hunger was good tho
I thought it was incredible. And uhhhh Carey Mulligan HNGNGNGNHNHNGNGNHNGNHNH
>>62812063
Hunger is good, but I'd say it's his weakest. 12 years is fantastic, even though it's an Oscar bait movie it's worth watching
so was it incest?
also I didn't like the ending that much. I thought it would me much more of an emotional punch if she actually died
>>62812180
This, though I'd say Shame is his weakest. Felt the least focused/coherent to me. But then, I'm more familiar with Northern Irish history than sex addiction, so that may be the reason.
12 Years showed me something about McQueen that I hadn't picked up on in his prior work: he has a really astute eye for beauty (in a Malick-like sense) as well as for human cruelty. The way he captured the natural world in the backdrop of 12 Years really worked well juxtaposed with Fassbender's terrifyingly cruel nature.
For some reason that scene with Solomon swinging from the tree, in the shade on a bright sunny day, as the other slaves slowly return to their tasks was really striking to me. It wasn't shocking or in-your-face, but the effect of the length of that shot really started to disturb me. Sort of a minimalist approach, I guess?
I don't really know what I'm talking about.
>>62812143
top tier qt
Carey Mulligans hairy cunt looks like heaven. Fassbender was a kek for allowing his boss to fuck his sister in his own house. Fassbender is beautiful. I didn't see the whole suicide/depression thing coming. Is that poor observation from me or the same for everyone?
ding ding
no homo
man fuck white people
a better film made by a better director and actor
>>62812682
jesus what a horrible poster
liked the movie tho
>>62812300
Nice twist with the subway scene though
>>62812534
suicide was clearly hinted, she is standing dangerously close to the subway rails earlier in the movie and Fassbenders boss notices her cutting scars
>>62811997
I too, thought it was inoubliable.
>>62812855
What twist?
>>62812682
DROPPED
>>62812935
Ah, I probably didn't pay enough attention then. Will give it another watch soon
>>62812985
Yeah you clearly didn't because it's made abundantly clear that both of them were damaged people
>>62811997
>he didn't force himself on his sister
dat girl in the subway though
>>62811997
It's absolutely terrible
Steve McQueen is one of the most insidious directors currently out there. Hunger is pretty solid but for some reason he keeps convincing people of his talents merely by virtue of his aesthetic rigor, a talent that might work in his visual art projections (his first foray into art) but makes for shit movies with a dearth of ideas. Shame is just outrageously bombastic nonsense that becomes laughable as it devolves further and further into its own emptiness. 12 Years A Slave is perhaps more offensive because of the atrocity exhibition it parades in front of the audience, closing off any consideration of a thoughtful, deeply considered film by aligning the audience with every tortured image in it without even needing to think about what they're seeing.
tl;dr Shame is terrible and McQueen is an insufferable fraud
It's a masterpiece. I've watched it 4 times now.
>girl in subway at start has ring but Fass doesn't notice it
>after Mulligan fucks his boss he excoriates her for not noticing he had a ring, doesn't believe her
>final scene on subway he notices that the woman has a ring this time
proper use of visuals to develope character. it's amazing how little you see of it these days
>>62811997
Haven't seen it yet, looking forward to it.
>>62812063
the conversation between fassbender and the priest in hunger must be one of my fav scenes in movies from the past 10 years
>>62813104
I think you're being overly harsh, but I agree mostly.
We all know McQueen used his turner to move directly into film making and for nothing else.
In his films, although they are beautiful, he basically stretches the a single idea that would be suitable for a single piece of visual art into a 90+ minute romp on screen which leaves his films as one trick affairs. That's fine if you like the trick, but if not he gets old fast.
>>62812939
you were led to believe she jumped in front of the subway train when actually she slit her wrists
would you?
>>62811997
is that really his dick or is it a prop?
>>62813803
It's real baby. And Charlize sums it up quite well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6aFRDAcqU8
