ITT: The last film to give you an existential crisis
>>68722116
killing is hard, the movie. Literally
Coincidentally also a Malick
>>68722325
this movie was hard to watch
>>68722116
>ITT: The last film to give you an existential crisis
What's it like being 15 years old?
>>68722520
it's pretty dope to be perfectly honest with you my good famiglia
>>68722402
This.
FUCKING MALIK
>MUH ETERNAL STRUGGLE OF THE SOULS
>MUH CINEMATOGROPHY
>MUH SUBLIMINAL MEANINGS SON
FUCKIGN HACK
>>68722462
Ironically, I think it actually gave me one when I was like 12 or whatever but I just didn't recognize it at the time.
>>68723538
This for sure. It's been a year since I've seen it and I'm still feeling it.
inside lewyin davis.
>>68722116
180 south
melancholia
>>68723346
It was during this movie that I realized I was not a person, but a lobster
>>68725842
This. Probably the best movie made in the last decade.
Eckhart saw Hell too. He said: The only thing that burns in Hell is the part of you that won't let go of life, your memories, your attachments. They burn them all away. But they're not punishing you, he said. They're freeing your soul. So the way he sees it, if you're frightened of dying and... and you're holding on, you'll see devils tearing your life away. But if you've made your peace, then the devils are really angels, freeing you from the earth. It's just a matter of how you look at it, that's all. So don't worry, okay? Okay?
>>68722425
>>68722116
>Terrence Malick
>>68726291
Most of Malicks films are religious, though.
>>68722116
way too fucking close to home. on a scary number of different levels.inspired me to start really living and writing again though
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this god damn fucking movie christ
>>68723538
>>68723691
This.
>original series
>plus End of Evangelion
Never seen anything better in my life, never will.
>>68722116
>tipping my fedora
Shame by Steve McQueen. It was somewhat eye opening for me, things I didn't expect to hit close to home actually did.
Un home qui dort
How about movies that cured your existential crisis?
I've never been left hanging this dry before. All the other characters transcended the trivial bullshit in life to become something truly greater than what they were, and then it just ends.
>>68725842
Ding ding ding.
>>68722116
>>68723538
>>68723691
>>68728454
I literally finished watching all of it this past week. For the longest time I thought everyone was just memeing about it.
I'm actually genuinely upset that I'll never be able to watch it for the first time ever again.
>>68725842
I had little idea *what* I felt at the end but good lord I felt things. Couldn't get to sleep as normal that night.
>>68727625
name pls.
>>68730103
Neon Genesis Evangelion
>>68722425
This
>>68730103
Come and See
>>68730103
Jew and see
>>68728781"I'm so proud of you!";_;
>>68730214
oh, it's on my watchlist but i'm procrastinating it becouse 2deep5me.
>>68730147
I don't remember that part
>>68723538
This.
>>68723691
>>68728454
>>68728947
>>68730370
have a cinegrid.
>>68722116
>Vietnam thread
>It ain't me starts playing
https://youtu.be/2Beda3kFNjo
I saw The Sopranos 2 years ago and I'm still feeling that ending. I don't think anything can make me feel harder than that
>>68731194
>The Thin Red Line
>Vietnam
pick one
>>68732678
The Korean war has so few movies that I get genuinely pissed off when people confuse it for Vietnam
>>68726529
She gave me a woody not an existential crisis
>>68732938
it wasn't the korean war you dipshit it was the great grass war of 1954
>>68732938
You have to be baitin m8
>>68722325
I had a good day
>>68722116
Based Tarkovsky making me rethink my humanity
