What's the oldest film you've watched?
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What's the oldest film you've watched?
that movie creeped me the fuck out
>>62805263
The Matrix
10,000 BC
Probably Le Voyage dans la Lune, if that doesn't count then Birth of a Nation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dgLEDdFddk
There. Now you can all say you watched a film from 1895.
a trip to the moon
Passage de Venus, 1874
Your move, fucking plebs.
>>62805459
i'm glad trains don't play annoying piano music any more
>>62805459
man when are movies gonna stop with this shakycam bullshit.
literal 1/10
lumiere brothers a shit
This is going to sound like bait but I have never watched a movie from before the 80s
>>62805491
I just watched it. What now?
>>62805568
You are just on my level, but you didn't surpass me.
Work and beat your master.
The star wars movie from the 70s.
The character development is astounding. Solid script too.
What about feature films? Everyone can watch some old shorts on YT.
Cabiria (1914) here.
'Birth of a Nation' from 1915
>>62805459
i felt for that sperg who almost tripped jumping off the carriage. recovered reasonably well
Les Vampires, probably doesn't really count as a movie since it's closer to a serial, I'd say probably Nosferatu.
Spectre
>>62805563
you're a pleb and you should be ashamed
A Trip to the Moon (1902), Metropolis (1927) and Abel Gance's Napoleon biopic (also 1927) are the oldest I've seen.
>>62805459
OMG fantastic!!
>>62805664
I'm more of a television than film guy.
>>62805607
>Solid script
It's Lindelof-tier, pleb
A Trip to the Moon and the Chaplin movies I guess (1921 onward). And some shorties from the era between and before.
http://www.charliechaplin.com/en/films
Sallie Gardner at a Gallop
>>62805664
pls refer to
>>62805688
The Wizard of Oz
>>62806018
Dat walk.
Triumph of the Will
