early time boys
you make one here
https://bighugelabs.com/mosaic.php
what have you been watching lately?
what is bergman's best film?
reppin cries and whispers
and in the presence of a clown
>>69963408
Judge me families
>>69964503
good taste, probably not interested much in foreign film?
have you watched other korine films?
i'd rec to you: paris, texas and lars and the real girl
>>69964573
To be honest, I was put on the spot. I watch a lot of foreign film. Yet tp watch Wenders' Paris, Texas though.
I love golden era Hong Kong film. Love a bit of King Hu, Woo, WKW etc. Fallen Angels and In the Mood should be on that list.
How's Noe's I Stand Alone? Still haven't seen it.
>>69964573
And yeah, I watched Mr. Lonely recently. Gummo and Kids years ago. Mr. Lonely was probably my favourite. Spring Breakers is his best imo.
>>69964648
>>69964733
you need to give a watch to julien donkey boy sometime!
mr lonely is very good, i agree
>fallen angels
terrific fit with the rest of your movies
have you watched anything from taiwan?
Tsai Ming liand, Hsiao Hsien or Yang?
i think, if you haven't watched anything by them, that you will appreciate it
>How's Noe's I Stand Alone? Still haven't seen it.
visceral, lots of monologue and leaves behind great cinematography, but the images still stick with you, as to expect from a noe film, it's edgy, and not everybody will like it
>>69964855
I've had ISA sitting here for a long time. I started Love but couldn't get into it, so I'll give it another go. Irreversible is a masterpiece of cinema. I feel as though Benoit Debie is one of the greatest DP's working today - Lost River, Irreversible, Enter the Void, Spring Breakers etc. Christopher Doyle is amazing too; Fallen Angels, Chungking, In the Mood etc.
I haven't' watched anything from Taiwan, no. I'll check out those mentions. You seen Infernal Affairs?
That last shot of Michael Jackson riding the miniscooter around the race track while Mr. Lonely plays will stay with me for the rest of my life lol. No homo.
>>69963408
>i'm not brave enough to make a letterboxd account : the thread
>>69964503
This has to be bait
Your fav movies are all entry level and American?
>>69965077
I like what I like. I've watched thousands of movies, entry level, 'patrician' and so on, and these are some I love.
>>69964951
>Christopher Doyle is amazing too; Fallen Angels, Chungking, In the Mood etc.
undoubtedly, i think one of his films (as a director) was on mubi last year
>You seen Infernal Affairs?
yes, but i wasn't too fond of it, nor the departed, i'm not much for mainly plot driven films
what did you think of it?
>That last shot of Michael Jackson riding the miniscooter around the race track while Mr. Lonely plays will stay with me for the rest of my life
lol, his use of music is great
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtbPk5NsEQA
>>69965030
go back to your lbg thread then
>>69965099
don't reply to him my dude
>>69965120
>not one of those shots has good frame composition other than the ones with muh rule of thirds and they still look bland
sad
>>69965099
>I'VE SEEN GOOD MOVIES BUT I CHOOSE TO ENJOY BAD ONES GET OFF MY BACK GOD
Sad
Do you guys want a ptp/kg inv so you can find decent movies?
>>69965169
no, get out the thread you fucking scammer
also
>not one of those shots has good frame composition other than the ones with muh rule of thirds and they still look bland
have you never watched any of his films you tard?
>>69963408
>what have you been watching lately?
Whatever's been on Mubi (I'm very lazy). Nothing I've been too crazy about recently.
>what is bergman's best film?
Not sure. I will say that I find pre-Seventh Seal Bergman to be underrated. His summer films in particular ooze an effervescent charm you won't find in any of his later, often brooding and angsty efforts.
>>69964503
Seen any Kiyoshi Kurosawa or new french extremity (Ozon, Dumont, Breillat, Noé, Denis, etc.)?
>>69965209
I'm clearly talking about the cinegrid you posted in that post you absolute fucking spastic mongoloid cunt. God no wonder you have shit taste in film , you're a legit retard.
>>69965120
Fair enough. I enjoyed The Departed, but after you watch it, it doesn't linger. King of Comedy and
Werner Herzog's priest character in the film was fucking hilarious too.
>>69965169
>pic related m9
>>69965214
I've seen nearly all Noe's work. Where should I start with Denis? Been meaning to take a look at her work desu.
>>69965214
mubi's selection has been so shitty lately
but they got two bresson films recently so i guess that's ok
meh, autumn sonata is still his most striking work to me
do you have walkabout in your chart?
also have you seen the ugly swans?
>>69965030
>implying most people in these threads aren't on letterboxd, as evidenced by the thread in which everyone posted letterboxd lists instead of grids
>>69965303
Am I supposed ot be impressed by your ONE cabal tracker? Only tracker of note you're on is HDB but it's not for patrish movies although it does contain a ton
>>69965311
Except letterboxd posters have way better taste
>>69965344
then why are you still here?
>>69965355
Just letting you know that you're a dumb cunt.
Keep digging that hole though before you realise there's a tombstone over it though.
>>69965513
We're on an anonymous forum, matey. You don't have to overcompensate.
>>69965303
>Where should I start with Denis?
Based on your chart, I'd recommend starting with 'Trouble Every Day' or 'Nenette and Boni'. Although looking through her filmography and watching whatever piques your interest is probably a better idea than taking my word for it.
>>69965304
Well, there's been plenty of stuff I've never heard of on Mubi lately, which is nice in one way. Abuladze's 'Repentance' was a pleasant surprise, as was Dwoskin's 'Dyn Amo', but other than that they've been mostly misses for me.
>do you have walkabout in your chart?
It's supposed to be in there, but I haven't gotten around to changing it.
>also have you seen the ugly swans?
I haven't, but I probably should. Would you recommend it?
>>69965030
lbg threads are just people spamming the embryo meme
>>69965169
>Do you guys want a ptp/kg inv so you can find decent movies?
>yesplease.png
Recently watched Zootopia and Inside Out. The former was direct-to-dvd-buddy-cop-movie-tier, the latter was much better than I expected.
Bergman's best film isWild Strawberries
>>69964503
How's Map of the Stars? Mia Wasikowska is my favorite current actress but I have no where to rent and I don't really want to drop $20 on the chances of it being meh.
>>69965840
center film?
>>69966507
Jugatsu
>>69966404
I wouldn't watch it twice desu
>>69967332
uninspired/9
Dogday afternoon is a movie that could have been a good/average heist movie but turned out to be a total disaster. The awards it has recieved have a pure political background. Such a shame.
>>69968071
Gotta reach the baby boomer and faggot audience somehow
>>69965840
>Tati
Nice
>>69965701
I'd recommend it, it's my favorite of his, except for one of his short films
>>69966404
Don't like much
>>69968829
isn't the movie based on a real story
>>69965303
Hey I'll take that PTP invite if it's still going
>>69971133
sure, post email
>>69971432
sent
>>69964503
names of those two movies?
>>69971784
shame
zodiac
>>69971784
Top right is "The Sex Addict", bottom mid is "A circle of twelve 30° divisions of celestial longitude that are centered upon the ecliptic, the apparent path of the Sun across the celestial sphere over the course of the year"
>>69971711
lies
>>69967327
Thanks. It will be one of those movies that I will catch by chance.
>>69963408
>>69964503
>>69965214
>>69965840
>>69966404
>>69967332
get better taste kids
>>69973601
Obscurity=Quality
>>69971844
great reply my friend
>>69974648
Is bottom right to kill a man?
>>69975056
The Deer Hunter i believe.
Why not
>>69976412
Have you seen sol del membrillo?
Love your chart btw
>>69976412
what's bottom-left, again?
>>69976550
Yes, that film is great. Have you seen El Sur? I think Erice is great but it's a bummer that he has so little in his filmography
>>69978502
A Short Film About Killing
>>69978817
>>69978817
Of course I've seen it my man, I love all of his work, from short films to correspondence and everything
>>69963408
im so glad you've started making them
keep them up daily until the other anon gets back
i've been rewatching quite a lot of documentaries, mainly by les blank and herzog, comfy stuffHow much Wood Would a Woodchuck Chuckis his best
my favourite is bergman has gotta be virgin spring or summer with monika
>>69964503
>map to the stars
noice
>>69965030
lbg is cancer
not gonna reply to everyone atm bc i just got in, will read the thread then if anyone wants a chat im here senpai
>>69965840
haven't seen you in so long
>>69976412
and you
shooting is nearly wrapped up lads, been a busy two weeks
>>69979923
Hope everything goes well with the final product and that you're happy with it, julien donkey anon
>>69980103
thanks my man, had very little problems and following a script and shot list is the best thing ever (last short was free and although it was fun made 110% harder)
watched anything good recently?
>>69980869
Marguerite duras' films, I don't know why I hadn't checked her out before, so I'd rec that
And also nakajima, such a great film maker
>>69963408
My fav bergman of what I've seen is pic related
>>69981801
Winter light?
That's an okay choice my friend
Have you watched post 70's Bergman?
>>69980869
Oh and btw my akerman eclipse series came a week ago
I really liked je tu il Elle
Of course I'm big fan of her, so it was kinda expected
>>69981979
I don't think I have desu
The latest I've seen is passion of Anna which was 69
Rate me, my men
>>69982388
try with in the presence of a clown
autumn sonata
cries and whispers
very different from his other films
>>69982494
What the fuck is this
this is why these threads fail, they need to be more selective about who can post here
>>69975374
What's mid ?
>>69984245
macbeth
Post some charts lads
