This is the best film of the decade so far. Find a flaw. If you can name something better, name it (but I know you can't).
>>64431828
It's on netflix, think i'll take a look.
What's so good about it?
>>64431828
Italian Cinema has sucked since the early 80's. Try again, nerd.
It's very good, but I liked Youth better.
>>64431828
>the emperor's new clothes: el immagini in movimento
>>64431890
I felt that youth was trying to capture too many themes and therefore failed to reach the depths that La Grande Belezza did
>>64431828
>Find a flaw
Its on Netflix
>If you can name something better, name it
Close Up by Kiarostami
>>64431994
>25 years old
>this decade
>>64431994
>Close Up
One of Kiarostami's weakest, to be honest.
>>64431828
Three way tie with The Assassination of Jesse James and TWBB for best film of the last decade.
I thought it was shit. Some of the cinematography was gorgeous, but a lot of the party cinematography/choreography/sonic design were shit. You don't get brownie points by homaging Fellini. It didn't delve deep enough, which ultimately means the film falls flat and becomes shallow and unsophisticated as the high life it was critiquing.
cgi flamingos was one flaw
cgi giraffe also
Anyone know where that marble bench is located in Rome? It was also featured in Bertolucci's The Conformist.
>>64432180
>it was shit
>it was shit
>>64431858
The lead is very charismatic, photography is great (a bit of shit CGI spoils the overall look), characters converse in a manner that implies long histories between them.
It may feel like shitty arthouse in the first five minutes but stick with it and it's quite emotional and occasionally funny.
>>64432246
film was literal shit. name anything innovative, beautiful, provocative, informative, cathartic, insightful, etc. about it.
PRO TIP YOU CAN'T
>>64432100
And yet still better than this movie
Saw it on Dutch television last night. Slightly disappointed.
>a flaw
It butchers some incredible choral music (I get what they were trying to do, but it annoyed me nonetheless)
>something better
I don't know, maybe The Master or Oslo, 31. august
>>64431994
To be fair though Iranian cinema is virtually unknown on this board, and they blow all other films out of the water.
I love it but I think if you're not italian you're missing 60% of it.
I'm italian.
>>64432344
>wow so meta lol
>look at this bottle rolling down the hill so epic
>let's cut the audio here wow fractured reality neato
Get out of that fucking car
>>64432211
yeah, it's in a convention centre in ostiense
>>64432322
As we care about you, we don’t want to embarrass you. You know, all this boastful talk, all this serious ostentatiousness, all this ego… These harsh damning judgements of yours hide a certain fragility, a feeling of inadequacy and above all a series of untruths. We care about you, we know you. We also know our untruths and for this, unlike you, we end up talking about nonsense, and trivial matters, because we don’t want to revel in our pettiness.
>>64432499
>yeah, it's in a convention centre in ostiense
dove? abito lì attaccato
>>64432499
Do you know what the place is called? I want to see more pictures of it.
If you love rich people being bored than you'll love this .
Which is weird because I did love it.
Youth is great, too and has added Dano. And Caine. And Weisze.
But seriously, the colours and score are lovely.
>>64432468
Il Divo was the same.
This shit was beautiful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_2owlRkTjc
>>64432570
I'm not italian. My sister used to live around that area, though, so I visited a bunch of times.
>>64432609
Not sure, I think it translated to something like hall of the living fountains, maybe the italian guy can help you out.
>>64432721
fun fact:
Rome's lungotevere where that takes place is currently being SHITBOMBED by millions of birds (storni)
>>64431828
It's got Felliniesque qualities, but without any of the "film magic" that made his films so cozy and fantastic. It feels like a cheap mimic, or even a fan-service of Fellini's auvre, and totally unnecessary.
As for the best film...Well it's difficult to say what film is the best, or most important, since we're only 6 years into this decade. It's been far inferior to the 00s, definitely. I can say for sure that Hard to be A God is a masterpiece.
>>64431828
I expected it to be boring arthouse 2deep shit. But when I finally watched I loved it, one of the best recent films ive seen.
>>64432793
>hall of the living fountains,
OOOOH Il salone delle fontane.
Nowadays it mostly hosts disco nights.
>>64432793
>>64432896
Thanks, friends.
>>64432872
2007 was the best year of the last decade, at least for American films. There is still time.
and this is the sad and pleb use they make of it.
>>64432896
Yeah, that's the place. Thanks.
>Liking the vulgar C level Fellini
Congratulation you have no taste
>>64431828
Looks like a gay porn trying to pass as "art"
>>64432932
Resident Evil movie opening scene?
>>64431828
Mad Max: Fury Road. It's more sincere than any Sorrentino's film. The guy is a hack convinced he's the next Fellini.
>>64432127
I have to agree
A challenger approaches
>>64433052
>OHKO
>>64431828
>>64432964
Hmm...I think both 2000 and 2001 are far better, and 2002 is slightly superior too.
2007 was merely good, not particularly memorable imo
Garrone > Surriento
>>64431828
I liked it because I like Rome. Its very very good. I also thought Youth was good
There will be blood
I don't think it's a bad decade.
>>64432322
If literally every movie brought something entirely new, how many movies do you think they would be released every year
>>64433583
This was interesting for exactly the entire length of the movie.
>>64431828
OMFG look at all those Cannes film festival recommendations on the cover. THIS HAS TO BE BRILLIANT.
KEK.
It's crap.
>>64435815
>OMFG
>KEK
>>>/v/
