RIP CIMINO EDITION
>>71584753
Bad thread, bad OP.
So, folks, y'all ready for another terrible thread? You better, because that's what you gonna get
i'm just here to meme xD
im new here
What's everyone watching today?
Also, to those concerned;
Gregory's Girl when?
I was Born, But... when?
>>71584938
where can i join this cool club where you watch movies together?
>>71584961
#lbxd @ rizon.net
Cimino is not getting an sticky, isn't it?
>>71584753
https://letterboxd.com/ecooney/
i'll follow you back if you're a patrish
>>71584979
>joining a channel with faggot OPs.
>>71585020
Of course not. Where do you think you are?
>>71585020
I wish but I doubt most people here know him beyond The Deer Hunter
>>71585020
If O'Toole didn't...
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>>71584725
>>71585049
>>71585045
>>71585043
But I mean, I'm mad that Bud Spencer didn't get one because of "HUUR NOT FAMOUS IN UK OR USA" stupid meme, but come on this guy directed The Deer Hunter, wrote Eastwood movies and turned himself into a homosexual trannie last recent years, he's /tv/ fuel.
Have we got new mods who don't know about movies or something? This is why we need /film/ more than ever before.
>>71585079
>new mods
how about no mods
have you seen the state of /tv/ lately?
>>71585079
Mods and janishits have never been good. Think of the kind of people who would be interested in the job. Pure scum, as most of the userbase. Embryos and plebs everywhere.
>>71585098
>>71585124
I feel bad about the future of this board then...
>>71585020
Pretty sad considering he's arguably one of the single most influential people on the current state of Hollywood
Heavens Gate was such a big fuck up that it ruined movies forever, pretty remarkable
>>71585181
They had the chance to give us /film/, but they blew it.
A nice, slow board around the speed of /vg/ would have been perfect.
Alas...
>>71585181
Chill, friend. Let's just hope this board and this site go down asap, so the world and some of us might at have a crack on better things.
>>71584753
If only he directed Independence Day II more people would carethe mods especially
Except for Heaven's Gate, Cimino sucks
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>>71585219
hmm, might have to check it out
>>71585275
>le
>>71585345
S U C K S
>>71585275
'no'
Heaven's Gate is his best, but Year of the Dragon is a masterpiece and so is Desperate Hours
The Deer Hunter is reactionary trash
Why do contrarian have to try so hard? Obviously his best film is The Deer Hunter.
It's a pretty short filmography because of reasons, of course
http://letterboxd.com/machill54/
I hope everybody is having a nice weekend. What are you planning to watch today?
do you guys talk about movies in these threads or are they always like this
http://letterboxd.com/bvgf/
>>71585529
Some people try but they just get memed into oblivion.
>>71585524
not Eurocrime
>>71585529
Usually worse, vey worse
>>71585561
at least not the XviD on megaupload
>>71585073
Dead meme
How the fuck did I not hear about Cimino dying?
>>71585529
>film discussion
>during ausnigger and euroembryo hours
Hmmmmmm
>>71585561
Ok. I hope you enjoy what ever you do decide to watch anon
>>71585610
I assumed people that would care enough to get the DVD9 would be able to get it themselves
Nice one, friend
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>>71585819
it's over, tumblr won
If I thought sucker punch was good but kinda all over the place and batman v superman was borderline watchable is watchmen worth the 3 hours?
>>71586096
It's the best if the three but it's not even worth 30 minutes.
>>71584753
You're a bit late, OP. Leonardo Cimino died four years ago.
>>71586219
The face is familiar, but without googling can't place this guy in a single film. But let me risk oneThe Monster Squad?
>>71586291
DING DING DING
The Monster Squad ... Scary German Guy
>>71586323
Nice :)
I remember that door scene when out of nowhere there'sthe concentration camp moment
>>71586395
I still need to see that movie, after seeing the VHS cover in video stores so many times in my childhood.
>>71586478
What a great, sexy cover. Why did you never rent it, friendo?
>>71586583
Probably because it looked like a horror movie and I was a pussy.I still am.
>>71586695
do you have a pussy?
https://letterboxd.com/rorscach00/
inb4 username gets bashed
Fuck you when i started using it windows Me were the joke of the year, got 00 off of that
>>71586695
HEY EVERYBODY THIS GUY HERE IS A PUSSY. A PUSSY, I SAY. YELLOW LITTLE SHIT WHO RUNS TO MOMMY AND HIDES UNDER THE FLOWERY BLANKET
>>71586827
DELETE THIS
How do you say Cimino? It's like 'ki'no or 'ci'gar? And the mi, is it mee or mai?
Respond to this post only if you are a
~~~ QT grill :3 ~~~
>>71586941
Ch-mee-noh?
>>71586941
I think chi
https://letterboxd.com/sk00/
The Pusher trilogy was fucking great.
>>71587011
>>71587007
Thanks, m8s
>>71585391
>Reactionary as a negative modifier
>>>/leftypol/
nosaj are you in here? I'm glad you enjoyed The Long Gray Line so much. Another overlooked Ford you might be interested in (and is probably in my top 5 favorite Ford films) is The Sun Shines Bright
>>71584938
might be awhile for me chief. Like I said before, you and el dub can proceed if you want. I might pop in and say hi later though d: ^)
>>71587407
U Fash, m8?
>le muh CIMINO
and not one word in years before he died.
http://letterboxd.com/nuts/
>>71588095
Well, so?
ok ready to go turbo-pleb hereI just saw seven samurai - what was all the fuss about? it was good, but not good enough to be the best movie of all time or whatever else it's praised for
>>71588234
it's just ironic praise, they wilfully ignore all the shit that looks like bold and the beautiful tier shooting and horrible acting
>>71588234
>>71588234
>>71588234
Imagine being a soulless slant-eyed fuck that did worse things than SS troops in WW2 and then this one trash director comes and tells you in the most boring way possible 'hey guys we as nation can work together' and they were btfo and still are today.
>>71588308
cmon man I'm just looking for discussion
the movie was enjoyable, but it wasn't the bestest ever movie that people claim it is - was I missing something? was it an analysis of japanese social culture post WWII or something?
>>71587980
Monarchist. USA needs a king with divine right.
>>71588308
lol like he is one to talk
>>71587435
hey
that's one of the ones i'm planning on watching next actually, i have it, Sergeant Rutledge and Wagon Master ready to go
i love this quote about his cinema:
"Any effort persisted in becomes corrupt. The sense of duty that sustains Ford’s individuals (and also their sense of faith) commonly leads them astray into aberrations or death. Duty-bound, they invade others’ privacy, and
arrogate knowledge of higher good, right and judgment: judges, ministers, soldiers, outlaws, priests. Thus racism, war or any form of intolerance becomes a function of society. In tracing Ford’s pictures (particularly Judge
Priest, How Green Was My Valley, This Is Korea!, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance) we have seen how people (and governments) act from feeling, not from logic. People are made of dreams as much as reality. And we have seen how Ford, in awakening around 1927 to cinema’s ability to be art through total stylization, awakened simultaneously to his art’s high task: to help us free ourselves from determining ideologies. Art, after all, has the
capability of making us understand things through emotion that we would be absolutely incapable of understanding through the intellect. Within a determining milieu, particularly when that milieu is challenged, free will, human nature, life’s worth, a benign divinity’s existence, all must necessarily be posed in question. And so Ford pictures ideally construct in minute detail a social set of apparent homogeneity (thus often military-like) in order to
analyze that society within its historic moment, and in order to demonstrate how the garments of society, together with history itself, operate on the individual. It is for these reasons that Jean-Marie Straub has called Ford the
most ”Brechtian” of all filmmakers."
>>71588470
>/why_is_seven_samurai_considered_to_be_such_a_good/
>>71587325
So are you
>>71588682
>There is a quality to the imagery in all the best Ford films that converts the sentimentality of his scripts into something else. His static compositions, with their liquid light that seems to vibrate across surfaces, are filled with emotion and loss; they evoke a tension between a unity achieved and a feeling either that the unity is itself about to be lost (as in "How Green Was My Valley" with its two incredible "frozen moments" when the characters literally seem to freeze when, for example, two sons announce their intention to emigrate to America or that the unity was achieved at tragic cost (as in "The Searchers.")
Oh no will nosaj taint John Ford too
>>71588880
Only if you're retarded.
>>71588880
don't ever disrespect nosaj like that in front of me ever again
>>71588849
dang, is this also Tag?
>>71588880
i've been talking about Ford for as long as i've been posting in /lbg/ you nectarine
>>71585246
>doesn't
>image shows a rating
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
>>71588983
>dang, is this also Tag?
No.
>>71588682
the part of the quote about duty is also applicable to Fort Apache, They Were Expendable, and The Long Voyage Home (with varying degrees of success) imo. I really need to buy Tag Gallagher's book on Ford
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>>71588983
It's part of a longer quote post by Fred Camper from the old a_film_by yahoo group. I'll see if I can get the whole thing properly formated to post here.
>>71589084
You can get it for free on the web in a new edition that is 40% rewritten. Hang on, I'll upload it.
>>71589099
that would be great, thank you
>>71589125
>>71589084
https://mega.nz/#!0VcQETIY!yOjS1QmQzDuc8BCzTyNiENPJIS9n9Fn-3lvn0xZfmuY
>http://letterboxd.com/CoryBurning/
Stalker was freeleach on PTP so I finally snatched that big 44gb blu ray rip. Feels good.
Should I watch something patriotic for July 4th?
>>71589250
and probably watched that 44gb rip through your 17" Acer laptop's horrible TN panel
>>71589250
And now you can watch a giant steaming shit in HD! :D
>>71585275
>implying The Deer Hunter is bad
>>71589353
>implying it is good.
Might as well watch any dull TV-show because that is what TDH was
>>71589221
cheers dude
>>71589250
>Japanese Blu-Ray
hmmmmm
May as well wait for the AE one in a couple of months, if you've waited this long.
>>71589353
It's offensively so.
https://letterboxd.com/CianLangan/
Can anyone recommend some comfy winter movies? I just watched Everybody Wants Some!! and want some more movies like that.
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>>71589539
Do either of you plebs have any real critiques of The Deer Hunter?
>inb4 IT'S TOO SLOW
>>71589605
It plays out exactly like shit film like HEAT, a film screaming 'I WANT TO BE TELEVISION SHOW DIS BAD'
Worthless trash director, only influence he made was to make sure director leadership would die
>>71589644
>asked for real critiques
>posts this
hmmmmm
>>71589677
>it is not le critique if I don't agree with it
Enjoy your hilariously shit TV episode director.
If he had been good director he wouldn't have destroyed the creative culture of New Hollywood
>>71589644
what's your account you absolute tard
>>71589712
>box office success is linked to quality of film-making
HMMMMMM
>>71589605
Not the people you're responding to but why is pacing a non-issue as far as critique is concerned? I love some films that some might consider glacially paced but at all times I feel (hence why I like those films that said pacing is justified), is someone doesn't like a film because of its pacing and they do not think said pacing added to the quality of a film are they not allowed to air such grievances?
>>71589823
the thing is, anon, the deer hunter has god tier pacing
>neo-neo-neo-neo-neo-neo-neo lbg has sunken so low they are ready to praise what is essentially a television show.
>>71589863
it doesn't resemble a tv show in any way, you're retarded
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot is Cimino's best film.
>>71589133
>The first point I want to make is a general one: it's fine to critique films ideologically, but one should also remember the context of their times. In fact the US civil rights movement was just barely getting started at the time of "The Searchers," and westerns sympathetic to Indians were pretty new too. I recall a friend who told me that when he was an undergrad at Harvard in the 1970s, a class on Dante kept getting disrupted by a woman who accused Dante of "sexism." Well, yeah. It was probably not very easy to find a male feminist in Italy circa 1300. Telling the story of the West from the Native American perspective wasn't common in the 1950s either.
>The second point is that other side of my argument that most films that I love are, by my personal ideology, quite wrong, is that I think powerful aesthetic effects tends to undercut any ideological point. If the work is great enough the pleasure it causes is both complex and chaotic, and gives you an experience that you can't reduce to any single "theme." Most often the "themes" or "messages" of the greatest films co-exist with their opposites, or their alternatives. Thus "Dog Star Man" is a heroic celebration of individual vision yet also shows the utter destruction of its filmmaker-protagonist; "The 47 Ronin" advocates social duty and implies its negation in individual love; "Rio Bravo" depicts the heroism of a small group and also the psychologically regressive aspects of Dude's drunkenness at the opening and Chance's succumbing to the woman at the end.
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>>71589863
This is one of the dumbest criticisms I've ever read. The Deer Hunter doesn't look or feel like a TV show.
>>71589938
>About "The Searchers," I largely agree with John M. His point about the ending is interesting -- in a way the ending of "Red River" poses the same problem vis-à-vis the Wayne character (shouldn't he have murdered Matt?), and given that Ford supposedly remarked of Wayne after seeing "Red River," "I didn't know that big sonouvabitch could act," it shouldn't be surprising that a bit of Wayne's Thomas Dunson persona in the Hawks film finds its way into a Ford.
>As others have pointed out, the character of Ethan is presented as a parallel to Scar. Most important in this regard is the famous face-off scene, which lasts only a moment, in which they face each other, roughly equal in height, and address each other in similar terms ("You speak good Comanche? Someone teach you?" says Scar, echoing Ethan's earlier query to him). I believe that McBride and Wilmington pointed out the importance of this scene in their early article on "The Searchers," later included in their Ford book. Both Ethan and Scar are members of a dying breed of frontier loners, and they seem to understand that about each other, and we understand them as moral equivalents in a way. As John M points out, Ethan was probably an outlaw -- a bit of dialogue with the Ward Bond character suggests that he may have been robbing banks. None of this means the film is free of racism, but it does mean that its racial attitudes are far more nuanced than they first seem, and include a critique of racism.
>>71589982
>The ending is far too important and complex and, well, great to be dismissed as merely sentimental. The ending should be understood in the context of the visual opposition Ford establishes throughout the film that is key to his meaning, between the exteriors with their somewhat wild and organic rock forms, which cannot be easily assimilated into the rectangular motion picture image and indeed seem to be always breaking out of its confines and suggesting a nature too vast for any civilized or civilizing eye to contain, and the interiors, whose rectangular rooms are a perfect match for the picture frame, a match Ford emphasizes by composing for walls and ceilings and windows. This opposition, represented on a script level in the contrast between the wild frontier and the characters of Ethan and Scar who represent it with the younger civilizing generation, represented not only by Martin but by his ridiculous suitor-rival (whose comic absurdity is part of Ford's point about the anti-Wayne qualities of the newer generations -- see the opposition between Skeffington (Spencer Tracy) and his slick TV rival in "The Last Hurrah") who is about to marry the girl who had waited "five long years in this God-forsaken windscow" for Martin, is at the heart of the film in both story and image. The sublime pre-massacre scene with unnatural sunset light pouring through the cabin windows from an outside filled its Indian-signal noises threatening the family is a key here. Those multiple windows fail to "tame" the light, and the family is all but one of them murdered, their cabin destroyed. In this context what happens in the final images is that Ethan remains outside, to "wander forever between the winds" to quote his words (as I believe McBride and Wilmington do) for the Indian whose eyes he shoots out, while the other characters enter into the rectangular space of the house.
>>71589644
>It plays out exactly like shit film like HEAT, a film screaming 'I WANT TO BE TELEVISION SHOW DIS BAD'
>shit film like HEAT
Wow, you have no idea what you're talking about and you have shit taste. Please stop posting.
Unfortunately( or not) this new crop isn't even one of contrarian retards, but simply baiters. Reply at your own risk, but it's useless anyhow
>>71589938
>>71589982
>>71590062
nice memes
>>71590062
>But the house is presented as darkness, and the effect of this is to make the characters seem, as they walk inward and toward us in silhouette, to be entering the rectangular space of the movie theater too. Ford's placement of them with us makes his final shot into a bitingly ironic reference to the way civilization has established itself on the graves of its forgotten pioneers.
>This ending was, I believe, recently echoed, very simplistically and way too explicitly, and in my view also blasphemously, in the ending of Scorsese's aesthetically worthless "The Gangs of New York," yet another moment of "Searchers" ripoffs in a long line of them in movie-fan-directed Hollywood films of the last three or four decades.
>There is a quality to the imagery in all the best Ford films that converts the sentimentality of his scripts into something else. His static compositions, with their liquid light that seems to vibrate across surfaces, are filled with emotion and loss; they evoke a tension between a unity achieved and a feeling either that the unity is itself about to be lost (as in "How Green Was My Valley" with its two incredible "frozen moments" when the characters literally seem to freeze when, for example, two sons announce their intention to emigrate to America) or that the unity was achieved at tragic cost (as in "The Searchers.")
>I realize I'm going to sound like a broken record just now, but Mats, what's great Ford's compositions is partly lost in video mis-translations of his films. And it's what's great about his compositions that makes the ideologically confounding aesthetic effect so strong. I'm really glad that some of that effect came through for you, but assuming you've seen the film on video, I hope you'll be able to see it on film someday.
http://letterboxd.com/rabbitroom/list/exploitationtv-feature-length-films/by/added/
anyone seen anything from this list and recommend?
>>71589712
>mfw you still hasn't posted a real critique
>>71590067
>va-trash
>telling people to get taste
?
http://letterboxd.com/aboo612/
Excited to see Jaws on the big screen today
>>71589938
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>>71590119
this is brilliant, thanks for posting
I'm pretty sure I could take this guy in a fight
>>71590307
Read Tag's book. He is a total mad man
>>71590307
Ed Sheeran? Yeah I think you could too.
>"In the annals of American film, no name shines
more brightly than that of John Ford"
Come on, Nixon
>>71590385
>>71590307
>BEST GUESS FOR THIS IMAGE: queen elizabeth as a girl guide
Hmm?
>>71589221
how does his Rossellini book compare, if you've read it?
>>71590249
I'm not one of the vulgar auteur memers. I like Mann's old work.
>>71590431
I haven't read it or even seen that many Rossellini films, something I need to remedy soon.
>>71590398
That's why we put him out, the shameless pleb
>>71590464
Get on that, lad.
>>71590458
The implication is that only vulgautists are allowed to like Mann's digital films? lel
>>71590398
>God Bless Richard Nixon!
>>71590286
My pleasure; I enjoyed re-reading it.
>>71590527
No, Collateral is pretty good and Public Enemies isn't bad. The implication is Blackhat is trash that only vulgautists like.
>>71591310
>Public Enemies isn't bad
incoming lecture about the soft touches and hidden glances from depp and cotillard
so back to Cimino. the only ones i've seen by him are Deer Hunter and Heaven's Gate. i enjoyed his visual style and thematically heavy narratives. are his latter films worth tracking down? the trailer for Sunchaser is rather cringy. odd how he basically retired. couldnt' he have scrounged up some finances for indie features or was he entirely uninsurable?
>>71591739
Everyone saw the hack he was with Heaven's Gate, I'm sorry if you didn't.
>>71591350
Nah, I'm no autist. I don't care if you hate the film, I enjoyed it but it's a very flawed film. I wouldn't give it a score higher than 7/10.
>dont follow me the only reason thisa ccount still exists is because im not yet done transfeirng it to rym if you wanna see with your own "moviewatching"eyes what the "masterful vulva" is up to nowadays follow the link:::: rateyourmusic.com/*******no***
>jaja!! jokes!! that isnt the link!!! its very similar though ok first word is a material andy warhol loved and the last is a synonym for being very very infuriated
what did he mean by this?
>>71591841
bet ´7 points are all about the Seven Sexual Setups on The Romanticism In Proto Digital Age and Issues of Modernitiy in The Urban Macho Male
?
>>71591780
Restored Crit version of Heaven's gate is actually good.
>>71591884
No, why do you think I'm a vulgautist?
>>71591780
Heaven's Gate is an enthralling film with several brilliant sequences and amazing performances. at moments it can be rather dull, true, but why it was trashed and continues to be so i'll never understand. the good in it outweighs the bad.
as for Cimino being a hack, that term gets thrown around here so often it's virtually a blanket term for "actor/director/writer we do not like." basically, it doesn't mean shit.
>>71591884
t. mad babby
/pastafrola
https://letterboxd.com/averagecharles/
https://letterboxd.com/averagecharles/films/ratings/
What do you think, /lbg/?
>>71591780
I wanna submit!
>>71592009
>as for Cimino being a hack, that term gets thrown around here so often it's virtually a blanket term for "actor/director/writer we do not like." basically, it doesn't mean shit.
Absolutely, just another buzzword
>>71592042
>24 likes
tfw could only dream of these sorts of numbers
>>71592121
link one of your review / list and i'll like it :)
>>71592025
http://letterboxd.com/evolution_rex/
>>71592543
>Kikelight
>4/5
...
>>71592042
I say this without any condescension; I would love to be this easily pumped about a mainstream new release
Why was Kurosawa so dog shit
all of his samurai films are trash
?
>>71592543
>the special lotion of evolution_rex
This just leaked, or am I late?
>>71592042
Seeks pretty normal to me.
>>71592730
nah
>>71589446
I'm starting to think that AE is never going to release the fucking thing. If it does, I'll still be all over it.
has anyone ever gotten laid off of letterboxd?
>>71592861
*Seems
>>71592903
I don't think Letterboxd has that many employees so I don't really think they've had any people laid off or fired.
>>71592543
>reddit favorites
>embryo ratings
that's a meme profile, right? no one can be that pleb
>>71593148
>using reddit and embyro as insults unironically
You're the meme.
But yeah, I'm that pleb.
>>71592730
kys
>>71592903
>>71593263
I can randomly go and pick any other praised samurai film that's not Hacksaw and it will be better
It can't be just coincidence
>>71593292
satantango is too mainstream for amaranth
>>71593245
>thinks of reddit and embryo as an insult
sorry
>tfw you've just missed the 5min of discussion in the thread and the irc
>>71593379
Apology accepted.
Might actually watch Deer Hunter today or write more of my shitty script
http://letterboxd.com/Lozjudai/
>>71584753
>RIP CIMINO
Good, now that hack has no way of putting out new bullshit.
>>71593292
Pain & Gain is a minor masterpiece, though
>>71592730
His non-samurai movies are good.
>>71593516
Are you writing in the meme language?
>>71593619
yes
>Don't like ANY of Neil Young's studio albums.
>Can't stop listening to his live recordings and bootlegs
???
>>71593516
doot why u writing your script if you know it's shitty
>>71593683
so I can get better and know what I´m good/bad atalso not to become Hayes 2.0
Are there any popular letterboxd users that hasn't let their """""fame"""""" go to their head?
>>71593668
Reported for off-topic. Get off my fucking board.
/my/ transplants are the bane of my existence.
>>71593718
rude
>>71593810
>'fame'
>tumblr containment film site
>'fame'
>>71593810
https://letterboxd.com/chapaqua/
Based old bong
>>71593810
I don't even know the textbook cases for the alleged phenomenon
>>71593668
That's not too unusual, Neil has always been better live than in studio. Rust Never Sleeps is his greatest masterpiece.
>>71593668
A southern man don't need him around anyhow.
>>71593863
There is a reason why he put the word in quotation marks.
>>71593810
im not famous yet but i swear if you follow me i promise when i do get famous i wont let it go to my head i swear please follow me :)
>>71593935
I sincerely think that the improved production of his studio albums somehow got rid of his 'soul' in his music.
Live also gives some potential for improvisation I guess.
>>71593516
>deer hunter is not on netflix
>>71593810
psh i'll be famous in HOLLYWOOD while you're stuck here jerkin off. 'memba dat.
>>71594070
Literally who
>>71593888
If you followed a lot of the now popular users from the beginning you really noticed how they've changed as they've gained followers/worshippers. Don't just follow people who are currently popular and you'll most likely notice this.
>>71585219
Heavens Gate is actually pretty good, It was just too long and would've been better as a TV series, but damn that fake town was so well made.
>>71594289
>as a TV series
Cimino confirmed for Direct to TV director by lbg
I dare all of you vulgautists to meme this film. Try your hardest to convince everyone that this film is 10/10 art.
Do we **approve & like** the Matrix sequels by Wachowski sisters?
>>71594403
studio made some retard edits, but the atmosphere is gud fàm
>>71594451
dumb ghettoposter
>>71594426
*brothers
The Matrix films were made by two men
>>71594426
The Matrix sequels are fucking terrible and the Wachowski "sisters" are male hacks.
If one examines semanticist deconceptualism, one is faced with a choice:
either accept semantic theory or conclude that sexuality has significance, but
only if semanticist deconceptualism is valid. Therefore, Mann'
s analysis of
neotextual deconstruction holds that narrativity serves to reinforce hierarchy.
Lacan uses the term ‘semanticist deconceptualism’ to denote the role of the
observer as participant.
“Sexual identity is a legal fiction,” says Derrida. However, Mann suggests that we have to choose between semantic theory and
capitalist theory. The subject is interpolated into a semanticist
deconceptualism that includes reality as a whole.
Therefore, if semantic theory holds, we have to choose between neotextual
deconstruction and postdialectic nihilism. The main theme of the work of
Mann is a conceptual paradox.
>>71594568
Hey, make up some bullshit about The Keep.
In the works of Mann, a predominant concept is the distinction between
within and without. If predeconstructivist nationalism holds, we have to choose
between modernist appropriation and neocultural structuralist theory.
The characteristic theme of Mann's model of
subdialectic narrative is a mythopoetical whole. However, the main theme of the
works of his are not deconstruction, but subdeconstruction. The subject is
interpolated into a predeconstructivist nationalism that includes truth as a
paradox.
“Sexual identity is responsible for hierarchy,” says Foucault; however,
according to Werther[2] , it is not so much sexual identity
that is responsible for hierarchy, but rather the failure, and some would say
the economy, of sexual identity. It could be said that the premise of
subcultural theory states that the purpose of the reader is significant form.
In Blackhat, Mann examines libertarianism; in Four
Rooms, however, he deconstructs modern capitalism.
Just got done watching pic related. Any other older epic films that hold up as well as this one?
Why do Paul W. S. Anderson and Michael Mann attract rabid autists? Paul makes b-movie schlock that's as intellectually stimulating as a Blake Shelton song and Mann's recent work is mediocre.
>>71594494
they were women in male bodies you ignorant fag
>>71594451
Your post is far too short and logical. Please make up some insane hyperbole that proclaims The Keep is one of the greatest pieces of art of all time.
>>71594667
Mann I can kinda understand but Paul W.S? Everything he makes is shit
>>71594667
they became a meme in letterboxd
bodies in space
architectural tracking through space and time
both are American Antonionis.
>>71594758
I'm just as confused as you. Michael was once a genius so I can understand why people defend his recent work but Paul is a laughably awful hack.
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>>71585079
>turned himself into a homosexual trannie last recent years
waaaaaaaaaatoh well, I guess he was one of us
>>71594621
All Quiet on the Western Front
Seargent York
Seven Samurai
The 47 Ronin
>>71595219
>Seven Samurai
>>71595219
>Seargent
>>71594426
I approve of Monica Bellucci's tits in the Matrix sequels. That's about it.
>>71593292
This is absolutely retarded. If you think like this, you should be shot.
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>>71595518
I suggest suicide
>>71595498
>>71595518
I suggest suicide
is mashill a nigger?
>>71595810
No I'm not, why would you think that
>>71595498
>being this pleb
>>71595920
prove it
>>71596005
I browse the web site www.4chan.org, it is statistically insignificant that I am not a white male
>>71588234
>>71588728
>>71591884
>>71595219
>>71595498
>>71596047
fair enugh nigga
"We set it up to stage his murder as a suicide. We dragged him up to the rooftop and put a gun in his face. We gave him a choice: jump and you might live or stay and we’ll blow your face off. He jumped. He didn’t live"
LMAO
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>>71595939
t. embryo
>>71596287
>Goto-gumi yakuza faction
>>71593516
Can´t find my copy of Deer Hunter so which of these will I watch:
The Searchers
Good Morning
La Strada
orsuggest me something Itunes/netflix friendly
>>71596102
Jesus Christ
>>71596287
Actually, it's fair depending on the height
>>71596436
t. pleb
>>71596478
watch end of evagelion again
>>71597225tommorrow
>>71597289
>machil is white
Yay! I have this image of you guys, the posters I like, and you're all fairly attractive white males that are perfectly socially adjusted. It allows me to take your opinions seriously. I kind of want to know what some of you look like, but I don't want to sully my mental image.
>>71597424
plz stop disrepecting machill by forgetting his skin color. He should be proud of it, and no one should shame him for that!
https://letterboxd.com/samturret/
>>71597424
what does this have to with eva
>>71597593
I think I speak for everyone when I say that no, none of us even noticed you were gone
>>71597424
>I just realized I do that too
White 'normal' dudes is the default idea for people around here
>>71597715
you can stop now
Just finished the The man with the golden gun
do all Moore Bond movies feature boats?
https://youtu.be/uoV1-fsFCmw?t=15s
new to letterboxd, r8 me
