ITT: 10/10 Films
This is the greatest and most beautiful film I've had the pleasure in watching
>>55267974
Who cares? You'll just watch some other slightly obscure 30 year old film next week and forget all about it. Hey ever heard of this great director named Jim Jarmusch?
>>55268021
I saw that one as well, its in my top 10 but Paris, Texas is the best one I've seen so far,
>Engaging story
>Believable characters
>Surprisingly intense
>Extremely entertaining despite being mostly filmed in one room
God this movie is great
>>55267974
This movie affected me in a way that I never have experienced before or since but I have no idea why
>>55267974
Do I even have to explain?
>>55268199
op here, I know how you feel
The first time I watched it I felt so many emotions that I couldn't tell if I was sad, satisfied or happy for the boy and the mother
either way the film left me impressed
>>55267974
What was stopping the mom from seeing her kid when she knew where he was, the kid knew he was adopted, and HDS was missing basically? What the fuck did HDS leave the kid with a young, inexperienced single mother working as a psuedo-hooker who tried to set him on fire last time he saw her. Why did he think leaving was a good idea when there was literally nothing stopping her from seeing him in the first place?
The movie was entirely dependent on the mystery of HDS and his condition/history, but it quickly fell apart into a cliche, sappy family drama with the worst ending possible: a feel good ending that makes no fucking sense. Completely underwhelming with disjointed quality, but a great performance by HDS.
>>55268081
This is literally the comfiest movie ever. 10/10.
> Winter Light
This movie made me crytwice.
>>55267974
>>55268199
It's my favorite movie as well. Fuck this movie. I can't exactly pinpoint why it's so good
>>55268434
How is it comfy?
The entire film is based on an energetic and heated debated about the conviction of a kid who may or may not be a killer
>>55268702
Maybe we just have different definitions of comfy. I just meant the story is really satisfying even though the ending is predictable.
Paris, Texas is GOAT
Make sure to watch
>Midnight Cowboy
>Thief
>Days of Heaven
>Badlands
>Apocalypse Now
>Blade Runner
>Dog Day Afternoon
>>55268199
Same here. Broke down crying like a little bitch twice watching Paris, Texas and for most of the movie I could hardly breathe.
The scene in the club where he's describing how much he loved her through the two-way mirror, and that final scene. It's the only time I've actually needed a lie down to recover after a film.
It touched me in places I didn't know existed and I don't even know how it did it. My bottom lip quivered slightly just thinking about that club scene again.
>>55268762
Well maybe you should fuck off back to /v/eddit with your buzzwords.
tfw youll never watch a movie like possession again
>>55267974
This one took me completely by surprise. The two leads (Burton and Taylor) are perfect and the writing is ingenious. I don't want to say any more for fear of spoiling it but for me it's a 10/10 all round.
>>55267974
I was bored through 90% of the movie until the conversation at the end did a 180° turn on me.
>>55268925
Hey, man. That kinda hurt.
>>55268800
Seconding Midnight Cowboy. I never see it mentioned here but I think it's probably Dustin Hoffman's most impressive role, which is saying something.
That's another one with a great OST too.
>>55268939
she is so qt
>>55269043
my nigga
>>55269001
That wasn't me who responded yo your previous comment, it was some other retarded autist who got out of hand,
>>55268984
It's a very slow, subtle film compared to most (especially modern popular movies) that's for sure. First time I watched it I turned it off after about 8 minutes because my mind was wandering.
Tried again a year later after a few beers, concentrated hard on it and it hit me like a locomotive.
>>55269111
That makes me feel better.
>>55268939
Is the movie fucked up for the sake of being fucked up, or does it tell a story worth checking besides that?
>>55268061
Explain please.
For me it was a cute concept, tumultuous execution, and a boring lead.
>>55269194
My man!
>>55269194
>Be on a Mad's movie spree
>Watch this after Adam's Apples
Should've done it backwards to wash away the mad that this movie gave me.
>>55268939
Watch more Zulawski
L'important c'est d'aimer is really good.
>>55269217
it's insanely extreme but there's substance and it's about something. the director was or had gone through a divorce when making it and thats a stem of what i think its about.
The two main characters have doppelgangers and I see it as thats what their ideal partners are. And she was lonely because he was away for too long so she started seeing other people and eventually forgot who she was, went nuts, etc
Could be completely wrong, only seen the movie once but it left the biggest impact on me. Gunna watch it again soon
>>55267974
Pale Flower
Fight me
>>55269727
Boku no nigga
>>55267974
8/10
>>55269194
9/10
My favorite movie ever, Miracle Mile.
>>55267974
>from Paris, Texas
>been coming to /tv/ for five years now
>see a Paris, Texas for the first time
>wut is life
Fun fact: Paris, Texas had 0 scenes shot in Paris, Texas. All in Dallas and several other metroplex areas. Also it was such a good movie. 10/10
ITT: grandpas
>>55268381
You, I like you.
>>55270097
>Fun fact: Paris, Texas had 0 scenes shot in Paris, Texas
The movie doesn't take in that place so why would they?
>>55267974
>>55268414
>a feel good ending
have you even seen this movie
>>55267974
it has something of a flaw: the soundtrack
wenders has a tendency to repeat theme music ad nauseum, like in Kings of the Road
Like many other posters in this thread, I wept uncontrollably through the final 30 or so minutes of this film. I think it was over the fact that they loved each other but knew that their relationship could never be repaired.
Definitely tops Wings of Desire for me. It might be my all time favorite.
>>55270234
>Why does this woman tend to appear as a cunt and a lesbian?
>>55267974
Cinematographical masterpiece
>>55267974
>watch this masterpiece
>last scene
>credits roll
>wonder where he's gonna go now
>look at the video box
>see the movie's title
>smile knowingly to myself
Was I right?
>>55270460
Bane was extremely big for that mask amirite?
>>55270511
he's not such a big guy IRL
>>55270511
literally big guy: for you
>>55270511
it was so tasteful too
>>55270595
Size is relative though.
I guess for Agent CIA he's a big guy but for a normal or above average sized guy? You're probably right. For example I'm 5'11", is Tom Hardy a big guy for me? He's 5'9" so, no. I'm a big guy for him.
>>55270697
this concept was very eloquently and concisely captured in nolan's screenplay, if you recall
>>55270697
>>55270742
>thinking that being a big guy is about physical size
it's clearly a metaphor for how big his heart is
what CIA means by 'you're a big guy' is that Bane is a guy with a big heart and lots of love to give
Bane replies 'for you' and the rest is history
>>55270803
bane has a really tiny heart though, that's why he has to wear the mask
>>55270655
>those numbers
>>55269681
My nigger.
It really benefits by being derivative. And I don't mean that in a bad way. It's clearly a very studied movie that is able to pick up exactly what it needs from decades worth of other noir films. Just masterfully shot, and well directed too.
>>55272331
Those overhead shots of the gambling scenes are some of my favourite shots from any film ever, amazingly done.
>>55270034
Freakin tar pits
I've come to love the fuck out of this movie upon multiple viewings
To OP: I just finished watching Paris, Texas after I saw this thread.
Outstanding movie. I've never seen anything else come close to something like it.
it may not be patrician to say bet ye know it t'be true
>>55272482
Jaws is one of the few patrician blockbusters just for Captain Quint man
>>55268081
fuck yes
>>55272537I didnt like it that much
>>55268081
I'd say yes, if two of the votes weren't absolutely stupid
One is just I WANT TO GO HOME, and the other(which basically kick starts the whole thing), is just "Ive never met you before, but I trust your word"
>>55272368
It's a genre staple but I really love the hide and seek foot chase.
>>55268081
>>55272631
he doens't trust the man, he just thought it was worth discussing out of respect for Juror 8's wishes. He said he thought the kid was going to end up guilty, but decided it was their duty to the defendant to at least talk the issue over considering somebodies life was on the line.
also yes, for a movie thats entirely 12 dudes in a room talking to each other it ended up being surprisingly engaging and far wittier then most movies you see today.
>>55272537
IMDB pleb tier.
>>55272759
>it's accepted by the mainstream therefore it's bad
*tips fedora*
It's crazy how influential this movie was and it rarely gets talked about on here
>>55273252
Forgot pic
>>55268801
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ri2-qz_9leI
enjoy
Our generations American Beauty
This film is seriously flawless.
>>55267974
>>55268021
>>55268075
>>55268199
>>55268313
>>55268407
Fight Club > everything since that jackdurden website
>>55267974
Never see this posted much, but I think it is a really great stage to screen adaptation. Really bleak but well done.
>>55267974
as usual i will get 0 replies. beautiful movie from start to finish. no idea how he managed to make every character likeable and well cast, even the minor ones.
also dat soundtrack
DOGVILLE.
"If you can quit crying I'll stop..."
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>>55272418
came here to post this
>>55267974
i really liked paris texas
i might get hated here, but i liked buffalo 66 even more
>>55275116
synopsis sounds pretty unique, ill have to check it out
>>55272631
>One is just I WANT TO GO HOME
Believe it or not, some people really don't give a fuck, even when deciding upon someone's life.
>>55275428
>some people really don't give a fuck, even when deciding upon someone's life
This is true, I only have to remind myself of the life I have led to know this.
>>55268313
this guy gets it, faye dunaway best actress in history
>>55268957
i loved the movie but it's literraly "Cuck:The movie"
>If the plebs haven't heard of it then it must be good: the thread
>>55276194
it's because of you cinema is getting shittier every year
>>55272564
I loved it the first time i watched it, but i watched it 2 or 3 more times and the magic wore off.
>>55276337
You need to watch more contemporary films if you think this. Sure, it's not exactly the 50s or 60s but there are still a lot of good films being made.
>>55276538
what are you thinking of? nowadays it's all capeshit, emotionless lovestories, horror teenage movies, ect
occasionally there's something good but it's becoming really uncommon
>>55277003
BOYHOOD MATE IT TOOK 12 YEARS TO MAKE!!
>>55267974
yes, this is truly great and totally took me by surprise. probably haven't cried that much during any other film
