>Ivan's Childhood < Nostalgia < Solaris < The Mirror < Andrei Rublev < Stalker < The Sacrifice
Can we all unanimously agree on this?
>>67058940
I've only seen the Mirror
Are all his flicks like that, because it was incoherent nonsense
>>67059004
No, that's genuinely the only thing he ever did without a linear narrative. While the others still have a somewhat convulted storyline and a generally complicated unfolding of events, none of them are as absurd as the Mirror.
>>67059107
hm, might watch stalker or Andrei Rublev tonight then
>>67058940
>Ivan's Childhood
PLEB
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>>67059259
>implying Ivan's Childhood isn't objectively his worst
>>67059539
>the "stop liking things I don't like" pack
Rublev is the best motion picture about overcoming the Seven Cardinal Vices.
>tfw my liberal professor didn't understand this
>muh spirituality
>muh daddy's poetry
>muh imagism
>muh apocalypse
>muh milk
>muh rain
>muh fire
>muh horses
>>67058940
The Sacrifice is absurdly good.
Was my favorite film for quite a while.
>>67058940
Mirror > Stalker > Andrei Rublev > Solaris > Ivan's Childhood > The Sacrifice > Nostalgia
>>67059226
Andrei Rublev is his greatest film
I can't wait to go through his filmography. Should I just go in chronological order?
>>67061211
Yeah. Read up on some history of MosFilm. Not necessary since his work isn't really context dependant, but it might be interesting to see how the world around him informed some of his decisions.
>>67061211
Yes
But if you want to go from conventional to his more personal works I'd suggest Ivan, Rublev, Stalker, Solaris, Sacrifice, Nostalghia, Mirror
ELDER GOD MASTERPIECE OF POTTERY TIER:
>The Mirror
WOULD BE HIS MAGNUM OPUS IF NOT FOR THE ABOVE TIER:
>Stalker
ABSOLUTELY STILL FUCKING CASH TIER:
>Andrei Rublev
>Solaris (flawed for sure but it works)
>Nostalghia (criminally underrated)
STILL GREAT BUT SLIGHTLY MEAGER BY COMPARISON TIER:
>Ivans Childhood
EHHHHH IT'S STILL AN 8 BUT FEELS FRAUDULENT AND LACKS THE DEPTH OF THE OTHERS TIER:
>The Sacrificecan someone redpill me on the sacrifice, this feels like a classic "you just don't get it, do you" situation.
>>67062993
Read his book Sculpting in Time if you want to better understand The Sacrifice and his other films.
Any Poortuguesefags been following the cycle in Lisbon? Shit's been cash, just watched Sacrifice for the first time today after chronologically watching all others and it's absolutely God-tier.
>>67062552
Is this his diary?
