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This thread is for laid back discussion about cinema.
Feel free to ask questions, recommend good films etc.
Is this the blacked thread?
What does /cine/ think of Malick?
I watched La Haine last night. My heart was racing by the end scene, I couldn't much more violent and with a pointed political theme instead of mindless self-destruction.
Anyone want to recommend more films (cine kino whatever) like it?
>>67026686
you know I once got banned for shitposting in one of your laid back /cine/ threads
well mods are gone and all hell is breaking loose
IT'S PAYBACK TIME
>>67026802
plebshit sandnigger
>>67026802
da gawd
but i prefer his earlier stuff
>>67026777
Yes
>>67026874
Sorry, patricians only please. That means explaining yourself, and staying generally meme free. Both of those require actual thought, sorry.
>>67026930
The fat old Assyrian has about the same amount of talent as the amount of narrative in his films
>>67026802
I truly enjoyed The Thin Red Line and Tree of Life. The rest I respect, but don't like all that much
What does /cine/ think of Reygadas?
>>67026802
Only Badlands is good
Whats the general consensus on yorgos lanthimos
>>67027381
Good, inventive, but for some reason his films don't exactly hold up on a rewatch
I feel like the better alternative is to branch out and have everyone make a thread rather than consolidate into one. patrician shitposts > pleb shitposts
>>67027450
Good point. You start, link is there
>>67027200
I fucked ur mum
>>67026802
I really like his earlier movies, Badlands especially, but I can't help but feel that he's getting stale and repetitive with his latest work. In Knight of Cups he repeats himself to the point that the movie comes across as self-parody more than anything.
>>67027450
This to be perfectly honest.
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>>67027499
>>67027895
now you make one
Who was the best director of the french new wave, and what was his best film?
