Hey you! Veeky Forumsizen! What’s your favorite movie?

2001

youtube.com/watch?v=ElN_WNlD5rM

Tarkovsky was a misogynist and a rapist

Apparently these are the movies I love the most

>implying

>The Holy Mountain
based

This will probably be bad as /tv/'s favorite books

Fallen angels

>Terrence Malick

Which one? For me it's Ramiel

>The Holy Mountain
Top shelf.

Last Year at Marienbad
Killing of a Chinese Bookie
Five Easy Pieces
Wild Strawberries
F for Fake
Yojimbo
Repo Man
Caddyshack

Unironically but I also wrote my final year thesis on Heidegger's influence on Malick. What a waste of time that was.

>"A woman does not have her own inner world"

reckon the narcissistic fuck would get caught in the #metoo-campaign if it took place much much earlier

have you seen that state of /tv/ these days?

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.

The characters are Shakespearean. The soundtrack is haunting. The cinematography is poetry. The movie is pure kino, through and through.

Opening scene: youtube.com/watch?v=7o28N2KU6Qk

Train robbery: youtube.com/watch?v=yBCdekTEvmo

Pic related.
Other great films: Xiao Wu; Bridge on the River Kwai; Pale Flower

Killing of A Chinese Bookie; Repo Man; F for Fake. All good choices. What's your favorite book?

How can a former philosophy professor make such vague and surface level philosophical films?

great taste.
kind of a rollercoaster, but great overall, some of my favs in there.

one of my favorites is Birth of a Nation

Whats the one to the right of La Jetee?

I knew somebody would ask that. It's Teorema, the Pasolini movie.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teorema_(film)

Thanks

Pan's labyrinth or The Big Lebowski
The latter has been growing on me though, every time I see it it feels more and more meditative

A lot of people have been calling it an "18 hour film" so I'm gonna say Twin Peaks: the Return. It's easily the greatest thing I've ever seen.

I should actually watch that

Its between City of God and The Wraith

Don Quixote followed by Naked Lunch.

i watched the first 4 episodes and though I initially hated the more metaphysical direction, it sucked me in. But I do need to watch the rest of it.

Knocked me to the fucking floor.

Andrei Rublev definitely, every time I watch it I feel a little wiser. Watching it is like reading a spiritual text.

If you like City of God I highly recommend you watch Bus 174. It's about the same topic, but more hopeless due to its documentary realism. It's a documentary about a guy that goes nuts from living in the favela his entire life and hijacks a bus, threatening to kill all passengers.

You've convinced me, I'll watch this next. Watched the first two seasons last summer and loved them, have yet to see Fire Walk With Me. I saw that black and white screenshot of a hobo asking for a light or something which really intrigued me. Didn't expect to see it on so many Best of the year lists.

>based
Shut the fuck up or use a tripcode so I can filter you. The state of this board

Floating Weeds
Dude, Where's My Car?
Nostalghia
Exodus: Gods and Kings
Au hasard Balthazar
Winter Light
Mouse Hunt
The Birth of a Nation (2016)
Néron essayant des poisons sur des esclaves
Inception

The Killing of a Chinese Bookie
Crime & Misdemeanors
2001:
High and Low
Mean Streets

I need to watch more films desu, but unfortunately i don't have the attention span. I can sit through books for hours but i can't bear 20 mins of a film. The above list were the ones that caught my attention and i watched them in one sitting.

Enter the Void
Mulholland Drive
Synecdoche New York

>having several favourite movies

you pathetic pseuds are just doing it to bait (you)s

Thanks for the rec, will check out Bus 174. I actually like City of God more for its fictionalized elements and inspiration from western crime movies, but the setting is also great.

>Dude, Where's My Car?
The Goodburger movie is legitimately a better DWMC

Safe is has become one of my favorite films too, it's so heartbreaking and creepy

Zorba the Greek

Rec me some good Veeky Forums based on this.

...

>babby's first arthouse film
nah jakes, i love close-up

Rocky I
and I don't really have a close second either

Being philosophically literate does not guarantee being a good artist, which is something that is lost on every Malick fanboy who always chimes in with the cliched B-BUT MUH HEIDEGGER SCHOLAR response. How many people even know Walter Benjamin wrote fiction as well?

If you try too hard to make a philosophical film it becomes often cringe-worthy. I personally think Malick films are more akin to visual art than to books where the visuals convey the meaning rather than the story or dialogue.

the new twin peaks is mostly terrible
t. david lynch stan

What's it like being this autistic?

But muh Tarkovsky did it!

Blue Velvet is to Lynch's creations much like The Map and The Territory to Houellebecq's - the comfiest, most realist, most accessible, and often most liked piece, often accompanied by "but not this man's other work in general".

Cinema student who only rarely visits Veeky Forums here
>10 - Metropolis (Fritz Lang)
>9 - Juliet of the Spirits (Federico Fellini)
>8 - Sunset Boulevard (Billy Wilder)
>7 - Viridiana (Luis Buñuel)
>6 - The Flowers of St. Francis (Roberto Rossellini)
>5 - It's a Wonderful Life (Frank Capra)
>4 - Citizen Kane (Orson Welles)
>3 - La Strada (Federico Fellini)
>2 - Network (Sidney Lumet)
>1 - 8½ (Federico Fellini)

rate me, try to analyze my personality or recommend lit

whats ur acc bro

do you want to fuck me user your personality is perfect for me I WOULD TAPE MY MOUTH SHUT MY EYES OUT BE A GOOD GIRL MY HEAD YOUR COCK IM BEING PETTED I WANT TO KNOW EVERYTHING OF YOU

。。。 pretty standard list of pretentious cinema-student films。if you want to fuck bois like that, you'll find legions at any film school.

Pale Flower

Bram Stoker's Drácula.

Dr Strangelove
The Changeling (1986)

Baraka
youtube.com/watch?v=452SwB_vgZI

Great taste my dude
>hey boss!

Lynch is fantastic
Pretty much everything by Tarkovsky
Bergman obviously, watch The Seventh Seal at the very least
I'm a fan of Charlie Kaufman, his films are more easy to watch than your average art film and have a great sense of magical realism.
Also watch pic related if you liked Eraserhead

Do I have to watch the earlier twin peaks?

Persona
Breathless
Harakiri

That movie is amazing, one of my favourites as well.

Somebody tell me how the "white boy" got a job in "The Brotherhood"?

Goodfellas or five easy pieces. Only movies I can watch and rewatch.

Sure, but was it a waste of being?

Oh ho-ho-ho-ho!

Dr.strangelove, Clockwork Orange, Star Wars Episode 5

Some Favorites:

Stalker
Persona
The Holy Mountain
Un Homme Qui Dort
Au Hasard Balthazar
Love Exposure
Embrace of the Serpent
Gone With the Wind
La Ronde
Birds, Orphans, and Fools
A Zed and Two Noughts
Woman in the Dunes
Red Desert
Mirror
Close-Up
Werckmeister Harmonies
Solaris
Enemy
End of Evangelion
Ratcatcher

Honorable Mention:

Twin Peaks (only honorable mention cuz not a movie)

10/10

ghibli films

here's you're (you)

but honestly what's the deal with people shitting on Tarkovsky just to be contrarian.
Never heard an honest critique of his films from these people.

inb4 "boring" as if that's a legitimate argument

LOL yes

Tampopo and Citizen Kane.

Sonatine or inland empire desu.
I don’t know why my taste in art is so edgy but it is so whatever

And theeeeen?

French Cancan
From the Clouds to the Resistance
Gertrud
How Green Was My Valley
Journey to Italy
Madame de…
Morocco
Sansho Dayu
Sunrise
War and Peace

My favorite movie is probably Excalibur. Its the best King Arthur movie and I never get bored while watching it, and periodically I feel the need to go back and rewatch it. It has a ton of great moments, like these:

youtu.be/uE9fN89Jc0Y

youtu.be/_5yRi1jgOlE

youtu.be/9bP0LW-rvQc

youtu.be/YXUXI19XDno

This has no bearing on the material, there is no need to mention it.

Big Trouble in Little China

Trying to watch three films per weekend this year, so hopefully I'll have another 156 films under my belt come 2019. My favorite director is probably Fellini.

It made me hate all things Lynch.

I guess I'll add to this. Some of my favorites:

Slacker
Stranger Than Paradise
Eraserhead
Persona
Ghost World
Big Lebowski
Broken Flowers
Masculin Feminin
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
Gummo

favorite director is Jarmusch

great pick

In chronological order

Rashomon
Seven Samurai
The good, the bad and the ugly
Sword of Doom
Wake in Fright
Aguirre wrath of God
Suspiria
Alien
Blade Runner
The Thing
Ran
Angel's Egg
Unforgiven
Fallen Angels
Spirited Away
The Proposition
Apocalypto
Waltz with Bashir
Redline
Drive

10/10

It's probably The Searchers. No matter what happens, I can't seem to shake that one off.

watch pic related if you want to see a lite version of infinite jest in movie form.
this as well.

Sátántangó
Зepкaлo
Au hasard Balthazar
Persona
Histoire(s) du cinéma
The Story of the Last Chrysanthemums
Trop tôt, trop tard
L' année dernière à Marienbad
As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty

So bizarre that DFW taught PTA

You sound like you're insufferable in person.

A lot of people don't like Harmony Korine, but I think Gummo is one of the greatest things in all of cinema.

>plebs replying to The Holy Mountain over Exterminating Angel

Love Exposure by Sion Sono.