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ITT: Post your favorite movies. inconnu 12/08/16 (Thu) 01:12:06 No.8357 [Open thread]

Just post films you really like and comment on others.

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inconnu 12/23/16 (Fri) 16:42:26 No.8467

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>>8382

I watched is a few nights ago. The story about a midwestern family set at the beginning of the 20th C. reminded me of The Magnificent Ambersons. But Meet Me in St. Louis was pretty light and upbeat by comparison.

Judy Garland looked a little odd sometimes. The bad wig was distracting. It made me wonder what drew her to be a top star, but I see from wikipedia she struggled a lot with MGM demands about her appearance.

Also I was sad to see one of the little girls from this movie in the TCM montage about 2016 deaths. The youngest is still alive at 79 yo.

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inconnu 12/23/16 (Fri) 18:00:29 No.8468

>>8467

I don't know, what hypnotizes me or calls me about the film is something else entirely. I'm usually not that fond of family films like that, but Minnelli's luminous composition and the way the characters evolve around the space they're given its all magical to me (you can appreciate this when the father sings "You and I" and the whole family starts surrounding him). I'm also very intrigued by his way of portraying family relations because I think it's beyond superb, also really admired this aspect in Some Came Running.

All the jokes really stuck with me, nothing fell flat and all the characters are so delightful.

Admittedly, part of my love for the film comes from seeing it on Christmas time in New York (35mm) I cried a lot that time I admit.

Judy Garland isn't gorgeous but she's incredibly energetic and brings a lot to the film, I don't know if she was married to Minnelli already on that time.

Beautiful beautiful technicolor.

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inconnu 01/05/17 (Thu) 03:17:39 No.8559

>>8382

I saw it on TV during Christams. It was pretty good. Being a musical, I wasn't expecting it to be very interesting visually I don't really know much about musicals, but I really liked the look of the film.

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inconnu 01/05/17 (Thu) 03:25:43 No.8561

>>8559

yeah I'm not really enthusiastic about musicals, but Minnelli's musicals are something else.

Allegedly Cukor's musicals are great as well, he even has one (or more?) with Garland, but I haven't seen any of them yet.

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inconnu 01/06/17 (Fri) 01:39:39 No.8573

>>8561

>Allegedly Cukor's musicals are great as well, he even has one (or more?) with Garland, but I haven't seen any of them yet.

The only movies of his I've seen are The Philadelphia Story and Gaslight. They're not musicals, but I enjoyed them both quite a bit. The Philadelphia Story has some fantastic dialog.

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inconnu 08/18/15 (Tue) 08:32:25 No.5448 [Open thread]

Recently I stopped watching films and started reading instead. Now that I want to return I find myself more picky with the films I watch. My favourite director used to be Kieslowski because of his humanity. Then I read David Foster Wallace and were underwhelmed by Kieslowskis philosophy.

I'm trying to ask for some names of directors/ films that goes beyond aesthetics and deeply studies characters and learn important life lessons through the philosophy of the film. Any ideas?

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inconnu 08/18/15 (Tue) 16:33:11 No.5452

I think documentary is probably the most potent, because it captures actually "real" characters. the filmmaker may or may not inject their own take on what is captured, but always you (with a good doc), you are left with a lot to think about that can be approached from a variety of ways. Abbas Kiarostami (sp?) comes to mind, great documentarian. I also like Werner Herzog's documentaries a lot, he definitely injects a lot of himself and his own thoughts into them though

like above poster says, it is difficult to find a film that will go into such depth with a character or an idea that you would find in literature. to me, film is all about observation and extrapolating from that; film making is about providing a certain perspective to observe from I guess. Terrence Malick's films I think are some of the best, he really lays things out beautifully and there is so much to consider in the way he shoots things, just deeply ponderous on the human condition. I think you just need to approach film in a different way, maybe

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inconnu 08/19/15 (Wed) 06:44:53 No.5455

>>5450

>>5452

Thank you both for the answers. I find it intriguing to watch more documentaries, but I'm searching for fiction.

I have a hard time expressing what I'm after. I understand that film is more of a observing practice than reading, but that doesn't exclude character studies and philosophy, or does it? My idea is that some films put things in perspective and therefore learn life lessons, like "A Short Film About Killing".

I'll look into Ruin and Rivette!

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inconnu 08/28/15 (Fri) 02:03:25 No.5510

>>5455

One of the things I enjoy about film is often the lack of overbearing narrative, that is so common in literature and elsewhere. It's not uncommon to have certain documentaries that don't really have any clear message, but are more or less an aesthetic exploration of the subject.

In terms of Malick, there are some pretty dope explorations of morality/conformance in Badlands, and Thin Red Line is an excellent 'philisophical' exploration of the nature of war.

I agree that Herzog and Kiarostami are great places to start at. Though in general, I think you can find films that have excellent explorations of the respective subject matter regardless of the 'genre' of the film. I could maybe recommend more if you gave specific examples of film that fit the criteria you are looking for that you have already watched.

One that comes to mind, given your partiality towards DFW, is Un homme qui dort, which is an exploration of depression and angst manifested in a Parisian student. It's one of my favorite films!

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inconnu 08/29/15 (Sat) 00:15:51 No.5516

Theres a bunch of films that you can extract phiolosophical ideas/concepts from them. But since I think you mean like more obvious ones, maybe A torinoi lo(2001,tarr) ?

>>5450

narrattive are a little at odds in film

this basically, since film is a visual media you dont need an allmighty voice telling you everything that happensand why it happens and why does it matter.

>>5510

> 'philisophical' exploration of the nature of war.

Could Judgment at Nuremberg(61) be consider as such? it has a lot of monologues about the ethics of the war

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inconnu 01/04/17 (Wed) 00:49:33 No.8542

>>5448

Watch Persona, Face of Another and Shadows of Our Forgotten Ancestors

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Motion in cuts inconnu 12/26/16 (Mon) 17:31:08 No.8482 [Open thread]

Can we talk about instances of motion in a particular direction continuing through a cut?

For instance, I was watching Revenge of The Sith and this scene caught my eye.

The starfighter crashes toward the screen, followed by a cut to Grievous motioning in the same direction + slow camera zoom in.

It's just a really effective little technique IMO and i'd like to talk about uses of it in film.

Post examples you've noticed if you'd like.

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inconnu 12/27/16 (Tue) 05:52:53 No.8486

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another one from Hitchcock (North by Northwest), does this qualify?

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inconnu 12/27/16 (Tue) 07:48:41 No.8487

>>8486

Definitely one or two examples of it there, yeah.

Specifically when he pulls her up into the bunk.

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inconnu 12/27/16 (Tue) 11:18:47 No.8490

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inconnu 12/27/16 (Tue) 11:38:54 No.8491

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>>8483

>>8486

>>8490

These are all very interesting, and it's my fault for being unclear with my OP.

There might be a term that I don't know, but when I said "motion continuing through a cut", I actually meant something like pic related, where the motion is continued through a location/scene change, like my OP with it cutting from the hangar bay to the bridge, but still continuing/complementing the direction of the prior shot (from another location)'s motion.

I worded the OP poorly. My fault, chaps.

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inconnu 12/28/16 (Wed) 14:16:57 No.8497

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>>8491

Well the name for the general concept is "match cut". Some more examples in this video...most of these do not meet your specific criteria however

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inconnu 12/22/16 (Thu) 04:22:13 No.8449 [Open thread]

I was rewatching The Shining just now, and noticed a discrepancy that doesnt seem to have been explained. When Jack enters the Gold Room in a past party, Midnight, The Stars and You is playing. The end of the movie with the portrait dates those events at the 4th of July, 1921, which couldn't have been possible because Midnight the stars and you was written in 1934. Was this intentional to show how arbitrary the passing of time is from a viewpoint in the present, or was it an oversight?

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inconnu 12/22/16 (Thu) 06:24:01 No.8450

File: ca4274f8b3199ed⋯.jpg (183.85 KB,600x800,3:4,shining music.jpg)

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Was this detail mentioned by anyone in Room 237? If it was I forgot about it.

I found reference to the selection of music in "Listening to Stanley Kubrick: The Music in His Films" (starts toward the bottom of the page). The production team solicited songs from 1920-1935. In the end Kubrick chose 4 songs from the 1930s.

So the choice was intentional but that doesn't explain Kubrick's motives. It's hard to say whether he wanted to be anachronistic or simply thought 1930s music worked better.

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inconnu 12/22/16 (Thu) 16:16:16 No.8454

>>8450

I rewatched Room 237 and it wasn't explained.

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inconnu 12/22/16 (Thu) 17:10:03 No.8455

>>8454

I was thinking they could tie it in with their statements about impossible architecture of The Overlook. The music is another impossibility. Personally I think it was purely a stylistic choice - the music was chosen because conveyed the right mood.

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inconnu 12/24/16 (Sat) 10:59:52 No.8472

While we're one the subject what's with the main theme being a rendition of Berlioz's Symphony fantastique? Here are the two tracks for reference skip to 3:45 in the second vid to hear the theme

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgCejsyS0t8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLtoGYS9BqM

what's the deal?

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inconnu 12/24/16 (Sat) 23:10:22 No.8473

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>>8472

The book also talks about that striking music during the opening shot:

> At one point in pre-production, Kubrick asked Wendy Carlos about appropriate music for graves and death, and she suggested the chant commonly known from the Roman Catholic Requiem mass, the Dies Irae. One of the chant’s most famous appearances is in the final movement of Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique from 1830, a piece that Carlos recommended to Kubrick. In typical Kubrick fashion, it had a strong effect on him, and like Prokofiev’s score to Alexander Nevsky that he owned as a child, he played it, Carlos estimates, more than a hundred times. In that time, he forged a deep connection to the music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dlr90NLDp-0

It's interesting that Dies Irae is frequently quoted in other scores: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hL1m4hGBVY

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Let's Expand Our Internet Presence inconnu ## Board Owner 12/16/16 (Fri) 23:34:53 No.8409 [Open thread]

One way to advertise /film/ is to create profiles on movie websites. I made an account on letterpleb with some of the lists from this board:

http://letterboxd.com/8chanfilm/

I used favorites from >>8357 and added films that people had mentioned here previously (not comprehensive). The profile still looks empty without reviews and ratings. It might be best to add some reviews for obscure films. Then we'll get noticed when people search for them.

EDIT: I changed my mind. Obscure is good, but we'll have limited impact if that's all we post. So contribute whatever you want.

If you guys want to help you can:

- Give some quick film ratings.

- Find reviews to add, maybe one you posted here in the past. It doesn't have to be a Film Comment essay. In fact if you're funny or subversive it helps us stand out.

- Suggest other lists. We talked about doing a poll of everyone's favorites to create a toplist.

- Follow the account and "like" the content to boost the numbers.

- Offer any other suggestions for improvement

After we get this profile up and running, I will move on to other sites and duplicate what I can.

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inconnu 12/17/16 (Sat) 00:04:10 No.8410

File: ccfd8fc95a2124f⋯.jpg (976.26 KB,1808x1080,226:135,Muriel.Or.The.Time.Of.Retu….jpg)

film club?

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inconnu 12/17/16 (Sat) 00:36:50 No.8412

I'm down for whatever poll you guys decide to make

I've written some reviews for obscure films on 4chan, maybe i can find them and post them here

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inconnu ## Board Owner 12/17/16 (Sat) 02:25:45 No.8413

>>8410

Yes. I was planning to include those as another list. I think I can link to every Film Club thread within the list. All the films are worth watching...and even the preliminary discussions led to other interesting titles.

>>8412

Sounds good. There are a lot of reviews here already so I will probably pick some others from old threads.

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inconnu 12/18/16 (Sun) 00:18:56 No.8414

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Has 4chan made a Trumpcore list? Google shows nothing for "Official Trumpcore".

Trump gets people to click.

Make a list of movies with Trump, movies about Trump, movies about walls, movies about the Mexican border, anti-China propaganda, what else? Try to force some /film/ tier picks in there.

Update list as news happens. It might be fun.

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inconnu 12/11/16 (Sun) 22:40:43 No.8390 [Open thread]

Hello we set up a new turkish imageboard, you guys are welcome here.With google translate you can undertsand most of the things and hang around on there do stuff, idk.

https://trchan.net/

have a nice day /film/

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inconnu 12/11/16 (Sun) 22:57:38 No.8392

>>8390

i'll think about it if i see more turkish flags around here telling me about your films

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inconnu 12/12/16 (Mon) 17:19:54 No.8401

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>>8392

I like Cüneyt Arkın's films, they're gloriously terrible.

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inconnu 12/13/16 (Tue) 06:12:10 No.8402

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yay or nay?

>>8401

can't knock the hustle

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Lisztomania (1975) inconnu 05/04/16 (Wed) 03:55:40 No.7220 [Open thread]

What do you think of this bizzare musical comedy? Was it kino, or just a crazy flick?

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Devitt!P8eANdQMDg 06/17/16 (Fri) 02:43:36 No.7459

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Joint, alright.

I think Phantom of The Paradise is a better film. The music might not be as good as Lisztomania, but IMO it's still the greatest musical cinema ever.

>>7221

I love Tommy. Haven't seen Altered States though.

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inconnu 06/18/16 (Sat) 00:43:36 No.7464

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What do you guys think of Quadrophenia?

>>7459

> Phantom of The Paradise

Weird that I always thought that was the KISS movie (which is probably much worse)

I don't think I've seen a single 70s rock opera. Two I'd really hate to endure are Jesus Christ Superstar and Rocky Horror

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inconnu 06/25/16 (Sat) 20:11:25 No.7505

>>7464

i saw rocky horror and was severely disappointed. so much hype around it, i wasn't expecting it to be "good" but thought it would be weird enough to be enjoyable, but it's just kind of shitty and mildly strange

for my part I think The Wall movie is fantastic, that album is very cinematic and I think it makes more sense as a film

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inconnu 12/10/16 (Sat) 10:12:32 No.8374

Tommy from 1975 is enjoyable.

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inconnu 12/10/16 (Sat) 15:39:28 No.8378

>>7459

it's funny to see tripfags who post once and are never heard from again

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inconnu 09/20/16 (Tue) 04:19:15 No.7900 [Open thread]

This board is completely dead. Should we buy a banner and try to generate more traffic? Or should we migrate to a different community or forum?

What are some good alternatives?

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inconnu 11/21/16 (Mon) 18:32:13 No.8291

>>8290

yeah there are already lists here but we can post em on lbg and mubi so they get more recognized

super champion film zone (which seems to be dead atm) is one of the most famous zetaboards (they moved to letterboxd after mubi forums were kill)

https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list/top-100-ussr-russia-etc-films-scfz-poll/

we don't have to theme our polls like that, it could just be to show our collective taste so that it'd intrigue people, plus the anon part could draw more people in.

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BO 11/21/16 (Mon) 22:36:03 No.8292

>>8291

I see. A poll might not get much participation, as with everything else. But we could open it up to all of 8chan with a global announcement: >>>/sudo/9142 That would be better than a banner ad since it would be asking people to come here and participate.

I will take a look at that forum to see how they organized their polls.

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BO 11/22/16 (Tue) 17:16:23 No.8293

If we have a poll, I'm thinking it could be "Name all your favorite films" with a max of about 100 titles per person. Perhaps the ranking system could be weighted to favor lesser known titles.

What do you guys think? If no one else is interested we won't do it.

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inconnu 12/08/16 (Thu) 16:40:02 No.8359

>>8293

Did you do it

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BO 12/09/16 (Fri) 16:02:46 No.8371

>>8359

First I will set up accounts on a few movie sites and make a sticky about it. Then we'll see how much interest there is in doing a poll. I've been preoccupied with other things but I should have more time now.

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plz hap me inconnu 12/03/16 (Sat) 00:59:03 No.8339 [Open thread]

what movie is this gif from??

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inconnu 12/03/16 (Sat) 09:04:27 No.8340

File: e4e3756652bb30b⋯.gif (496.52 KB,312x176,39:22,born free.gif)

I knew it was directed by Romain Gavras but I thought it was a movie. It's actually just a music video. Maybe it will drop from the rotation.

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inconnu 12/03/16 (Sat) 17:55:47 No.8341

>>8340

Sad. It looks great!

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inconnu 12/03/16 (Sat) 18:01:15 No.8342

>>8340

That music video is complete garbage! Terrible song and even cringier video.

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inconnu 12/03/16 (Sat) 21:28:26 No.8343

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>>8342

Too bad because I like the gif, especially played in reverse

It was a good attention-grabber at the top of the page

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inconnu 12/03/16 (Sat) 23:19:14 No.8344

File: e925d97c7037d5c⋯.jpg (62.82 KB,605x443,605:443,1471800079514.jpg)

>>8343

The gif is fantastic, even more so that you made it b&w and reversed it.

I'm kind of upset cause I was hoping it was from some Kurosawa film I haven't seen yet lol.

I'll stop posting now.

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/mu/stard man 08/25/15 (Tue) 17:41:05 No.5495 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

Hello, /film/

This board is probably infinitely more dedicated to watching rather than making films, but it is the closest thing, this chan has to offer,

so I'm going to ask anyways.

on /mu/, we're having this long running project, called "Autistic Rage Festival", which is a not too serious collab of anons making music.

https://arfm.bandcamp.com/

It will not take much listening time to pinpoint the effort in the entire discography, but it would nevertheless be fucking fantastic,

if someone could make a music video for basicly ANY track. There are no expectations to it, and therefor no limits either. As mentioned,

the whole ARF project is not too serious, in case anyone is determined to make a video, and said person should really not put too much ambition or time into to it, but anyways.

also sorry, if this post is a duplicate

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inconnu 11/29/16 (Tue) 16:34:52 No.8329

we should make more of these

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inconnu 11/29/16 (Tue) 20:31:43 No.8331

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

I made this one a few months ago, for this song : https://arfm.bandcamp.com/track/reverb-in-peace

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inconnu 11/30/16 (Wed) 00:39:42 No.8332

>>8331

nice job. what program?

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inconnu 11/30/16 (Wed) 06:15:42 No.8334

>>8332

Thanks! I use Sony Vegas Pro 9

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inconnu 11/30/16 (Wed) 23:27:36 No.8336

>>8334

I was thinking of trying Vegas or After Effects. I see placeboing used those programs

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inconnu 09/26/14 (Fri) 00:20:33 No.1282 [Open thread]

http://youtu.be/3T-VAi2Xqq8
10/10 film scenes, god I love this bit so much.

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inconnu 11/24/16 (Thu) 23:50:30 No.8305

>>8304

Posted b/c it's Thanksgiving. It looks like people are sharing youtube clips here, 10/10 or not ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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inconnu 11/25/16 (Fri) 05:13:03 No.8306

>>8304

You had to be there.

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inconnu 11/25/16 (Fri) 22:46:49 No.8307

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inconnu 11/26/16 (Sat) 06:43:08 No.8308

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

RIP Fidel

Thanks for saving Cuba from capitalism. This looks horrible!

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inconnu 11/27/16 (Sun) 10:31:38 No.8315

>>8304

>what is funny or even mildly entertaining about watching two guys eat a shoe?

what isn't funny about that? are you autistic?

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Walt Disney Documentary on PBS inconnu 09/17/15 (Thu) 05:41:43 No.5668 [Open thread]

Is anyone else checking this out? I never knew the kind of hardships this man had and overcame.

Walt Disney is a legend.

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inconnu 10/18/15 (Sun) 14:19:59 No.6030

>>5669

Expired already. Too bad. I'll look for another way to watch it.

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inconnu 11/08/16 (Tue) 16:10:14 No.8241

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Disney photos from 1956

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inconnu 11/08/16 (Tue) 16:11:08 No.8242

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inconnu 11/08/16 (Tue) 16:12:08 No.8243

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inconnu 11/19/16 (Sat) 06:59:00 No.8273

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OK I almost finished part one (2 of 4 hours). It's okay so far.

I never heard a good explanation why Steamboat Willie was a hit. I cut this clip (notice the date)

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inconnu 09/27/14 (Sat) 10:49:09 No.1375 [Open thread]

I really want to get into Ho Hsiao Hsien's work, but I have no idea what to start with. A City of Sadness or Millenium Mambo? Or do I do it chronologically?

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inconnu 02/17/16 (Wed) 16:55:34 No.6717

>>6660

I had high hopes, but I was honestly pretty bored by it. I'm by no means opposed to slow movies (Lav Diaz is one of my favorite directors), but this one just didn't seem to do anything to justify the glacial pace of a lot of the shots. I remember one shot in a palace with a transparent curtain being particularly punishing and masturbatory. I also found it hard to care about anything that was happening because I couldn't understand the story or any of the motivations of the characters, there seemed to be no rhyme or reason to any events. There were a few nice shots, especially the title shot and the black and white one towards the end with the girl standing on the windy cliff, but overall I came away from it disappointed. The only other HHS film I've seen is Millennium Mambo, which I liked but also found to be a bit needlessly slow at times. From what I can gather neither that nor The Assassin are really typical films of his (at least in terms of the time they take place in), so I still need to check out some of his other stuff before I can pass judgment on him as a filmmaker.

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inconnu 10/16/16 (Sun) 06:51:57 No.8108

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>>6660

>>6717

It's a gorgeous film but I couldn't get into any of the substance either. I had difficulty differentiating certain characters, let alone knowing who they were in the first place. I think a second viewing would help but I really don't see the point.

And a 22 year old girl as a disturbed loner superninja is a tough sell, especially given the ponderous tone of the rest of the film.

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inconnu 10/16/16 (Sun) 14:15:47 No.8109

>>6717

>>8108

reading the history helped me understand it: http://mikefahey.blogspot.com/2015/09/cheat-sheet-for-hou-hsiao-hsiens.html

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inconnu 10/20/16 (Thu) 15:08:52 No.8139

80s HH > 90s HH > not watching HH > 00-10s HH.

Sorry for edge.

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inconnu 10/20/16 (Thu) 22:16:58 No.8142

>>1488

Hitler post of truth

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Art without limitations? inconnu 08/25/16 (Thu) 23:33:32 No.7819 [Open thread]

"The absence of limitations is the enemy of art."

With the continued slide of what's acceptable on screen I feel that we've lost an important caveat to film making. The more brash and uncensored film making becomes, the more that I see it losing some of its basic creativity. Where as directors and writers had to pick and choose where they could put a bit of scandilous content, now they take it for granted. Violence, and dramatic moments in some newer films lack the bombastic impact that they did in the golden era.

This isn't an all new films are bad thread, cause that'd be a lie. What I'm saying is that the restrictions placed so that films couldn't constantly show what they wanted, forced film makers to get creative in ways that they wouldn't now. And it also gives moments that would have zero impact in one of today's films, a stronger hit, a real sense of feeling.

What those who haven't watched the earlier era of cinema tend to forget is how much weight little things can carry. How drastic the swing can be from moments that would never even touch the audiences heart in a film full of extravagant moments. In a way, we get further from an artistic purity as we get closer to seeing everything on screen.

How do you feel about this /film/?

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inconnu 08/27/16 (Sat) 06:57:53 No.7824

Do you know this isn't exactly a new idea in any art?

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inconnu 08/28/16 (Sun) 00:32:21 No.7826

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It's a well-known idea but still interesting. The Five Obstructions demonstrates this concept in action: https://uloz.to/!wf99VyiL/the-five-obstructions-jorgen-leth-lars-von-trier-2003-avi

As for other examples, I don't like neo-noir or proto-noir as much as regular 40s noir. The atmosphere just feels wrong without the Hays Code pushing out a lot of lasciviousness. I think the main characters were sleazier in the novels than in the films. Maybe that works better the page. In the films it can be too distracting.

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inconnu 10/14/16 (Fri) 18:19:25 No.8095

This guy kinda does sound like a hipster though. It's not fair to compare todays work with stuff that was made decades ago. The technology of filmmaking is much more advanced, and it's run by corporations. Corporations don't give a fuck about art, all they care about is making $. Everything else is secondary.

Personally, art shouldn't have limitations and should always push boundaries. Who's fault is it that the majority of producers are creating lame shit with excessive sex and violence? People are buying it, so who's really to blame?

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inconnu 07/21/16 (Thu) 16:39:12 No.7596 [Open thread]

Does /film/ use film related social media sites like MUBI, Trakt, Letterboxd or IMDB?

I've found MUBI the best way to find new interesting films with following people with different tastes.

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inconnu 07/22/16 (Fri) 20:54:08 No.7600

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>>7599

>Final nail in the coffin for me were the custom pronouns.

Oh boy, it never ends. Who knew you needed custom pronouns to write amateur film reviews

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inconnu 10/08/16 (Sat) 07:10:44 No.8050

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Mubi has retrospective for Lav Diaz this weekend: https://mubi.com/specials/lavdiaz

One film per month through the end of the year

> MUBI is proud to present the first-ever online retrospective of renowned Filipino auteur Lav Diaz, winner of Locarno’s Golden Leopard, and the Venice Orizzonti and Berlinale’s Alfred Bauer awards. His sprawling sagas of the Philippines’ tumultuous recent history and beleaguered but strong-willed and passionate peoples are epic in scope but bracingly intimate and direct in style. Challenging notions of storytelling and how cinema gives images and sound to stories unseen and voices unheard, no one makes movies like him. To give audiences the proper time to spend immersed in Lav’s cinema, MUBI will debut one film each month during the retrospective.

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inconnu 10/10/16 (Mon) 00:52:52 No.8066

cinemos when

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inconnu 10/10/16 (Mon) 07:05:20 No.8067

>>8066

what are they going to do? i haven't followed it

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inconnu 10/10/16 (Mon) 20:54:55 No.8068

I really like RYM so it'll be cool to see what they come up with

The new name stinks tho

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