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 No.6028 [Open thread]

/nacht/ closes, then opens for /grim/, October 24

First, I'll run another Afterparty movie for the next session. While dependent on any delays in the /grim/ program, the 15 minute break should start around 0742 UTC (or 12:42 am Pacific), which puts the movie start at 0757 UTC (or 12:57 am Pacific). This movie will be Halloween III: Season of the Witch.

Because hardly anyone showed up for the first warm-up movie this week, I'm only running two this Saturday afternoon. I have a special feature in store for the last (handoff) bumper though!

All times UTC:

• 2200 - Music begins

• 2226 - The Shining (1980)

• 0105 - The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

• 0245 - Souper Spoopy Speshul Feeture!

including 15 minute breaks between all films.

Where:

http://connectcast.tv/Mal-2

When:

Saturday, 2015/10/24 at 2200 UTC (3 pm Pacific, 6 pm Eastern).

Why:

This is just the opening act for >>>/grim/ and their Slasher Films presentation. You are highly encouraged to join them after we're done here.

Filling the chat with MST3K-style riffing and snarking about the films is not only allowed, it is expected.

Official threads at >>>/nacht/184 and >>>/grim/320

This is the >>>/grim/ announced line-up (with 15 minute breaks included):

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 No.7008

Streaming The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover at:

>movietme.com/VAL.html

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 No.8015

Come and join us on https://cytu.be/r/eggkara

We are showing cistbusters, then ghostbusters and ghostbusters2, starts in 15 minutes.

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 No.12405

Bumping for interest.

>>7005

comfyzone is shit

>>8015

eggkara is dead

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 No.12406

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I don't watch streams but I know this 8chan board does it Saturday nights CST

Bad Movie Night

>>>/bmn/

BMN Cytube

https://cytu.be/r/BMNight (Chat and stream)

Infinity.moe

http://infinity.moe (Click the clown icon in User Movie Streams)

Embed link: http://www.ustream.tv/embed/22276986?html5ui

Ustream's site: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/Ab5BYsAXu4Z (Chat disabled, stream only.)

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 No.15542

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Streaming Raimi Kino on cytube if anyone wants to watch some films and talk to some retarded Anons. Find us at https://cytu.be/r/tv-movienight

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 No.812 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

ITT great soundtracks
I know I've mentioned Drowning with Numbers recently since I watched it recently but damn it's got a hell of a soundtrack.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NRzj0JZk9M
Have the Akira soundtrack as a bonus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Owm7GUhogk
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 No.15504

File: 162ca7742a0bd88⋯.webm (3.35 MB,500x500,1:1,1. (1993) Joe Hisaishi - ….webm)

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Joe Hisaishi has been a big shot for a long time now, making the bulk of his scoring career with Ghibli films, but one of his niche appeals are his 7 scores for Takeshi Kitano ranging from 1991 to 2002.

Here's a quick shot at 5 of them, and while these are a little campy for some folks i think they are worth a shot, especially this one for 1993's Sonatine and its title track variations. The interesting part that really caught me was the shifting droning background in some of the songs (1st, 3rd and 4th webms) that appear as a silence replacement in scenes either at night or in moments of emotional investment were time passes in a flash, creating a somewhat dense atmosphere as the movie version is more evident. The omnipresent soft echo adds to the flavor, especially in the piano pieces.

The film's overseas distribution is a good story itself, a funny series of benign accidents on enthusiasts and foiled malicious plans of plagiarism by directors.

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 No.15506

File: 1904b9df55e4342⋯.webm (3.03 MB,500x500,1:1,6. (1991) Joe Hisaishi - ….webm)

File: 0b4067df5a24a31⋯.webm (4.03 MB,500x500,1:1,7. (1991) Joe Hisaishi - ….webm)

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Returning a little into a more soft and juvenile side there's 1991's A Scene at the Sea, or That Summer, The Calmest Ocean... in its translated original title with a prolonged subtitle available in the poster and cover art here, seemingly coming from one of the surviving protagonists.

Very sweet yet melancholic vibe going on, i believe the director wanted to make clear the impression that the entire story was being told as a memory recapitulation instead of a real-time event, that something in the nostalgic music exacerbates this feeling very well. A well done exercise in terms script too, trying to move a slow-burning story with 2 mute characters.

Now jumping a short later after Takeshi's mysterious bike accident it's 1996's Kids Return, an ambiguously semi-biographic coming-of-age movie without the man himself starring anywhere. The playful and explicit tones give away the nature of the characters and the movie early on, which quickly turns into frustrated shuffles when some of the kids some? i meant all of them start stumbling with the hardships of a demanding recession-ridden Japan of the 90's.

There's a lot of mood swings but the explosive title theme takes the cake mainly for its timely appearance, pretty rad guitar too.

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 No.15507

File: 590fb6e4aacc51e⋯.webm (1.99 MB,500x500,1:1,11. (1997) Joe Hisaishi -….webm)

File: 5052790eddab0ec⋯.webm (2.55 MB,500x500,1:1,12. (1997) Joe Hisaishi -….webm)

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A year later the man would go on to win the once-coveted Venice Golden Lion (formerly Coppa Mussolini) with Hana-Bi aka Fireworks, competing against rivals like Yimou Zhang's Keep Cool, Pedro Costa's Ossos and the russian gem The Thief.

The movie itself is gluttonous for misery, a sure-fire catnip recipe when the jury is composed of women, and the dramatic score for strings gives an elegant and poignant accent to all the mishaps and event successions around the personal life of a beat cop, interpreted by no other than the director, again.

The mix of dry and absurd humor coming once in a while is a much appreciated aspect that i found to be a little lost recently, especially from movies where everyone is dragging themselves in an emotional swamp plus the precise allocation of such segments gives places to a strong contrast effect when the movie is about to drop someone.

And speaking of misery and prizes, Kitano wanted to go at it again in 2002 and made a little shining gem called Dolls, a cinematographer-driven film about lovelessness in different japanese social groups such as salarymen, yakuza and otaku men, along with trying to visually and ideologically explain the meaning and appeal behind the old japanese puppet theater; such attempt done in a successful way in my opinion. The score is subdued but pretty dramatic at one point, its titular theme being the juicy cherry of the mix with the inclusion of the old familiar percussion from previous projects.

The film was entered into its respective Venice Film Festival edition and faced stiff melancholic competition like Chang-Dong Lee's Oasis, Konchalovsky's House of Fools and bleeding edge The Magdalene Sisters by Marx Engels Mullan. The latter being a woman-beating hellhouse story it became a hit among the female jury, which did not forgive and gave the edge in the split decision. Obviously this is not or shouldn't be about the prizes nor immediate recognition, i just found the clear trends behind jury decisions funny like Del Toro convincing the Netflix-involved jury members to vote for Cuaron

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 No.15511

>>15507

Thanks for the albums. I didn't know about this guy before.

Is it quick to encode audio webms? Video webms are pretty slow, so now I only make mp4s.

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 No.15530

>>15511

>Is it quick to encode audio webms?

Yes, certainly much more than videos even with VP9 enabled. There's a couple of details i forgot how to handle but the recipe i found always gives me decent results. In my PC for example the first webm, Play on the Sands, took me 10 seconds to encode.

ffmpeg -r 1 -loop 1 -i A.jpg -i 1.mp3 -c:v libvpx-vp9 -c:a libopus -b:a 96k -t 4:45 1.webm

I do have to set the specific time because the option to finish encoding at the end of the audio is pretty buggy as it continues indefinitely sometimes or abruptly finishes before.

I suppose you know the parameters but for anyone who doesn't and wants to try out:

"-r 1" is the desired framerate per second, 1 is the basic for just a single image i think, there might be another option to make the image stream static

"A.jpg" is the name of the image file you want.

"1.mp3" is the name of the audio file accompanying it.

"-c:v libvpx-vp9" is the video encoder, it's either "libvpx-vp9" or "libvpx", the difference i think it's the latter being VP8 and the former the VP9 checkmark in the "WEBM for Retards/Bakas" GUI, which makes it more lightweight but takes longer.

"-c:a libopus" is the audio encoder, it's either "libopus" or "libvorbis". Opus is, in very broad terms, the upgrade from Vorbis but i think both are recognized as .ogg at the end of the day.

"-b:a 96k" is the audio bitrate. While the bare minimum should be 128k i found that 96k is more than enough for these preview purposes unless the original audio is a very contemporary production like a WavPack or a kinky ASMR.

"-t 4:45" is the total runtime of the audio, there's an option to detect it automatically but like mentioned it's not very reliable.

"1.webm" is the name of the desired final product.

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 No.11827 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

How about top 10 actresses from films before 1980? I got a thing for Swede blondes but I did include a few black haired beauties. It all started when I was talking with a friend about how much more brautiful women were casted to bring works to life and capture our hearts and really make them classics. But after googling some women I remember fondly I found them to be pretty rat faced and disgusting. Also bonus points are seeing them at 80-90 years old and how sometimes beauty never fades or how plastic surgery and drugs really affects the elite. Anyways heres mine in order.

Bibi anderrson wild strawberries

Brigitte bardot Viva Maria

Claudia cardinale 8 1/2

Audrey Hepburn Breakfast at tiffanys

Ursula andress dr no

Britt ekland get carter

Claudette colbert it happenned one night

Katharine ross the graduate

Inger stevens hang em high

Julie christie Dr Zhivago

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 No.15288

>>15287

I meant "downtown Rome as late as 1985" not the 1950's.

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 No.15289

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The relationship of the NY stage to the movies and TV is again seen in the career of Kitty Carlisle (fake name)

>Kitty Carlisle was born as Catherine Conn (pronounced Cohen) in New Orleans, Louisiana of German Jewish heritage. Her grandfather Ben Holtzman was the mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana, and a Confederate veteran of the American Civil War. He had been a gunner on the CSS Virginia, the Confederate ironclad warship that fought the USS Monitor at the Battle of Hampton Roads. Her father Joseph Conn was a gynecologist who died when she was 10 years old.[citation needed] Her mother[4] Hortense Holtzman Conn was obsessed with breaking into the prevailing Gentile society. A taxi driver once asked if her daughter were Jewish, and she answered, "She may be, but I'm not".[5]

>Carlisle's mother took her to Europe in 1921 where her mother hoped to marry her off to European royalty, believing that the nobility there were more amenable to a Jewish bride. The two of them traveled around Europe and often lived in what Carlisle recalled as "the worst room of the best hotel." She was educated at the Chateau Mont-Choisi in Lausanne, Switzerland, then at the Sorbonne and the London School of Economics. She studied acting in London at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.[6]

Jesus, "Sweet Marijuana" in the Marx Brothers' Night at the Opera 1935

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 No.15293

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I already did Natalie Wood, but...OH GOD NATALIE WOOD.

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 No.15441

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We tend to remember Julie Andrews for Sound of Music, a monster hit for sure. But A Thoroughly Modern Millie was in many ways a better made musical. And in this scene we also see another famous actress of the era outside of her TV role in Dick Van Dyke show or Mary Tyler Moore Show.

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 No.15526

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Originally Kubrick wanted Jill Hayworth to play Lolita, but she turned the role down.

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 No.4411 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

Does anyone here on /film/ think certain animated works are worthy topics of discussion? Work like pics related

or am I better off at /ani/?
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 No.15370

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LA JOIE DE VIVRE (1934)

I watched all of it on crappy youtube, but here's a much better version

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 No.15440

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

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 No.15500

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>>4938

>sexist

The reason for that is most likely because Olive's extremely neurotic, irritating and whiny personality seems like a sexist stereotype of the average housewives of the time. Olive IS really annoying but she does have some good scenes too (like telling Bluto off in a few episodes). Her characterization is a bit uneven as well depending on the writer.

Also obligatory "Franklin the Sailorman" Kek. This Popeye bit is one of my favorites from the show.

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 No.15501

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Tamala 2010: A Punk Cat in Space (2002)

This one caught my eye recently. Haven't seen it yet.

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 No.15502

>>15440

Why do people find Gordon ramsay funny? :(

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 No.3567 [Open thread]

discuss
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 No.15485

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>>15471

> his wife was a member of the Nazi party

Somehow I never knew that. Not a pretty woman but she was a great screenwriter.

<A Nazi banner flew over Lang’s house in the early 1930s – and while many ascribe that action to von Harbou – Gottfried Reinhardt and Harold Nebenzal told McGilligan, “Lang was lax in tolerating the Nazis and flirted with Party approval.” Whether Lang was a Nazi sympathizer is still an unanswered question and McGilligan states “evidence lingers on either side of the issue” and while it is likely that a definitive answer will never be forthcoming, it belies the hard-line, anti-Nazi stance that Lang would affect in Hollywood and indicates that what we think we know about Lang is no more than the smoke of myth. One thing that will become clear is that it wasn’t von Harbou’s politics that led to the divorce. One reason for Lang’s flight might exist in the sense that the Nazis had a party member in von Harbou and an apolitical and troublesome personality in Fritz Lang.

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 No.15492

File: 4772f67f246178c⋯.jpg (94.47 KB,921x465,307:155,Fritz_Lang_und_Thea_von_Ha….jpg)

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 No.15495

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>>12050

The entire documentary is up on YouTube currently. Unfortunately, it is not translated with English subtitles. Hopefully, one of our German posters here can translate it.

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 No.15498

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>>15495

also here

https://rarbg.to/torrents.php?search=hitler%27s+hollywood

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 No.15499

>>15485

The flag was probably 100% Harbou's idea but Lang most likely did not care either way about the politics, just like every one else at the time. I can't fault him for not predicting the future and seeing what would happen during WWII.

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 No.6044 [Open thread]

How many films do you watch per week? Per year?

Do you still go to the cinema?

Do you track your viewing on a website or spreadsheet?

Do you try to complete viewing lists and filmographies, or do you just watch random stuff?

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 No.12188

I watch 1-4 per week, 150-200 per year

I don't go to cinema as much as I used to, twice a month at most

I don't track my viewing but I focus on directors I like

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 No.12194

When I was unemployed it varied week per week. Usually in the range of 7-14. Now I do one or two a day.

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 No.14545

> do you just watch random stuff?

I download random obscure stuff because it can lead to interesting places. Previously I would force myself to watch everything to the end. I think that carries over from my stubbornness against quitting in general. But lately I find myself wanting to stop films that don't hold my interest. I'm thinking about trying an ADD approach to viewing, hop from different films as the mood strikes. I think Raoul Ruiz said he did the same thing with books. He would read a number them at the same time.

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 No.14547

While I know this thread is old, I don't see anything wrong with trying to keep the board alive with some discussion somewhere.

>>6044

>How many films do you watch per week? Per year?

I always try to watch at least 150 movies a year. Sometimes I get too busy to watch movies for weeks, then binge through 20 movies in a few days.

>Do you still go to the cinema?

By the time I might even find an interesting movie from the current year, it isn't even in movie theates anymore. I usually stick to pre-2000 for the most part.

>Do you track your viewing on a website or spreadsheet?

Simple spreadsheet that lists the movie, date released, and whether I liked it or hated it.

>Do you try to complete viewing lists and filmographies, or do you just watch random stuff?

I used to think I watched randomly, but from keeping a list I find I tend to watch in groups of the same decade or genre. If I don't feel like anything is interesting enough, I'll find a list and try to watch something to get me interested in movies again.

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 No.15496

>>6049

The only time I watched a 3D movie was when I had to for a class trip and I hated it. It was garbage.

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 No.2464 [Open thread]

There are a lot of great French crime films.

What are your favorites?
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 No.12458

>>12457

I think, just by doing a silly dot connect, that it gets quite the attention due to being a port hub to Corsica and Italy (Corsican mafia) and some arab countries (particularly Libya) a military base, tons of migration funneling there and IIRC, a big red light district

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 No.12460

>>12458

Yeah I see a lot of entries about the mob in Marseille. I thought the city might have improved a bit since these movies were made, but it sounds like there's still a lot of crime and corruption there.

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/jun/17/marseille-crime-fiction-rose-sang

Wikipedia even blames current populism for pushing minorities into crime... I hadn't heard that logic before, but I suppose anti-immigrant populism empowers hardliners on the other side of the issue.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milieu_%28organized_crime_in_France%29

<A global push for populism and anti-immigrant sentiments have led to increased Milieu activity. Minority members of French society are being lured into crime families as a way of "fitting in".

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 No.12462

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>>12460

>"I thought the city might have improved since"

>Port hub to Africa and Sardegnia/Sicilia countrysides

I think it's safe to say, in the current climate, that Marseille is not doing very good these days.

I was going to say that before but i don't like being too inflammatory around here.

>Wikipedia even blames current populism for pushing minorities into crime

Populism is a lot of things depending on the population (and its majority) but in the case of Marseille, i don't know who really is "the minority", if their populism is for or against France and if we talk in "traditional" definitions, are foreigners the majority of criminals because of populist/anti-immigrant sentiments or said sentiments are being distilled because foreigners are the majority of criminals?

These days some stuff happening makes definitions and words change way too fast

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 No.12470

>>12462

Well I haven't heard anything particularly bad about Marseille lately, unlike Calais or Cologne or London. So I wasn't sure what to think about it.

As for the wiki page, I'm sure they are blaming National Front supporters for a bad kind of populism that leads to a negative reaction in others. Their hypothesis is probably true to a degree. At the same time, bashing euro populism is more about being politically fashionable than identifying root causes. In this case I think it's being used to blame-shift for the actions of criminals themselves -- and also the actions of political elites whose policies created many of the societal problems in the first place.

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 No.15494

File: 284d9f17566eb7b⋯.jpg (20.51 KB,342x425,342:425,samourai.jpg)

>>2464

Le Samourai- one of the best neo-noir gangster flicks about a man paid to kill but who is then betrayed by his employer. Very cool gangster film. You can really feel how this influenced Tarantino and other modern gangster directors.

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 No.6649 [Open thread]

Can we get some discussion and recommendations of the wonderful kind of weirdness that only Asia can provide?

All genres welcome. Please melt my face!

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 No.14425

>>14412

Yes I was trying to think of other people who were able to profit from grotesque crimes. I thought it might even be illegal in the US, found this wiki entry

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Sam_law

Also I thought it was very Japanese when this sadistic lunatic talked about how he likes cute Disney stories, then he fell asleep holding a stuffed animal.

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 No.14451

>>6649

Does anyone have the image of the girl that gets fucked by a butterfly and ends up becoming an elephant with tentacles?

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 No.14452

>>14451

was that live-action or anime?

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 No.14577

>>11543

I'm very thankful towards you for showing me this show.

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 No.15493

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

The 10 Weirdest Japanese Movies (Worth Watching)

1:17 The Calamari Wrestler

2:20 Big Man Japan

3:40 Electric Dragon 80,000V

4:56 Survive Style 5+

5:56 Symbol

7:18 The Happiness of the Katakuris

9:10 Funky Forest: The First Contact

10:40 Tetsuo: The Iron Man

12:05 The Taste of Tea

13:35 House

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 No.2183 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

Surprised there's no Criterion thread yet.

I'm interested to see some of the Fassbinder blurays coming out. I've also got John Ford's My Darling Clementine ready to watch whenever I have time. And I'm happy to see my favorite Todd Haynes movie getting an HD upgrade in the near future.

http://www.criterion.com/library/expanded_view?f=1&s=release_date
http://www.criterion.com/library/expanded_view?f=2&s=release_date

The last Criterion I saw was the Ray Milland supernatural mystery The Uninvited. As I expected, it was good but not great. It rates about the same as Ministry of Fear, another decent Milland Criterion.
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 No.15480

File: 4e2ac2f09817131⋯.png (754.88 KB,1000x1006,500:503,laugh pepe.png)

>>2528

>This is the best date movie on Earth!

>My favorite part is when the guy *beeeeeep*

Kek

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 No.15481

>>2802

I like this cover art. I've seen worse art from Criterion (Cluny Brown comes to mind).

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 No.15482

>>5564

>*sniff*

>>5572

It is up on YouTube. Not a difficult watch.

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 No.15483

>>5665

Speedy is one of Lloyd's best. It definitely deserves to be there.

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 No.15487

>>3193

These guys seem nice. Screw Jane Fonda.

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 No.332 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

ITT: GOAT Documentaries
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 No.15422

File: a05906d096efb1d⋯.jpg (128.49 KB,800x800,1:1,a05906d096efb1d17c46e85ee7….jpg)

I have a soft spot for weird subjects, like the paranormal, unsolved mysteries, that sort of thing. The genre is utterly flooded with bullshit from every angle possible making it impossible to find the good quality documentaries.

What's some good documentaries on abnormal happenings, urban legends or unsolved mysteries?

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 No.15423

File: 0021ddee1511ade⋯.jpg (5.75 KB,198x180,11:10,Logo.jpg)

>>15422

Quick move there, i got scared my post was for nothing and probably you won't find it useful but i will try look something.

I think i read something about ""Skinwalker Ranch"" getting a documentary. I spend moderate amounts of time reading about paranormal (except the spiritual/alchemist aspect) and to be fair the entire field of the paranormal is filled to the brim with bullshit but the very few instances that are legitimately intriguing are the reason to keep going, still i don't quite recall good filmed work discussing it.

I do remember a couple of decent TV programs from an old Argentinian channel dedicated to this genre (that drastically changed its focus after it got absorbed by Time Warner around 2007) it was about "casual activity", meaning stuff that was widely known and experienced by regular people but still was paranormal in nature (folk belief) namely highway shadows that almost every interstate driver has seen. The argieanon will probably remember the channel but most of the content from it went bust, at least in the rest of the continent, i never saw any of its original programs again. Just checked and there's a listing of the programs' names, i will try to check if i can find something interesting because they also had a lot of bogus before the handover.

We can stop reading here, somewhat related historical rambling that i just realized ahead:

My pop also had a bunch of VHS tapes with old documentaries, somehow Latin America was very receptive to these things. There was one about a triangle sector in Puerto Rico were a famed entity trolled people at night and sucked the blood of the farmstock in the mid-70's: El Vampiro de Moca (Moca's Vampire) it was just a local thing until it reappeared in the late 90's again (1996 i believe) in that instance it was re-dubbed Chupacabras (Goat Sucker) but the inconsistent thing here is that, while it became more rampant in its antics, the locals were divided with 2 very different descriptions; Many saw something like the original one, a giant bat thing that flePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.15427

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

>>15422

Try this one

The Book That Can't Be Read

The Voynich manuscript is a centuries-old book of unknown origin that is written in a mysterious code. To this day no one has been able to decipher it.

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 No.15428

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

One more about a very strange book that is 15000 pages long, written by an orphan turned WWI soldier turned loner Catholic janitor

In the Realms of the Unreal

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 No.15473

>>332

Just saw Sea Spiders (1932). An interesting short travelogue from MGM on life in Tahiti. Includes a look at pearl diving. One odd thing is that the narrator comments a bit suggestively on a little child hula dancing. I don't think that would fly today. lol

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 No.14067 [Open thread]

Hey, /film/, thought I would start a thread on independent film makers that browse here. Just finished my fantasy film two years in the making, working on some final music selections (very minimalist).

We wanted to make a basic fantasy film that is more like Conan The Barbarian and Dark Souls, with some cinematography similar to what you would see in Samurai Jack at times. 13th Warrior was also a big inspiration. The plot isn't complicated, but it is more about the shots and the atmosphere of the film. We shot this over the course of two years for about 5000.

The film is called Spriggan. Looking to release it in about a week or so to Amazon, etc. Take it to some festivals as well.

What are some projects you are working on, or roadblocks that you are running into making your film?

Here are a few stills.

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 No.15431

File: 2ce5f7fa47516da⋯.png (632.11 KB,1920x1080,16:9,vlcsnap-2019-06-16-03h31m3….png)

Pretty positive note though, we hit 14k unique views in the past few weeks. Which is nice!

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 No.15432

>>15413

Never said mimicking was fine :)

Either way, anyone here or looking into the craft on this level is certainly capable, which is hopeful for quality films in the future coming out of this part of the net.

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 No.15463

We hit 4K unique streams in less than a month, which is pretty good. somebody compared it to "willow" with val kilmer, while someone else called it possibly one of the worst films they have ever seen hehe.

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 No.15464

>>15463

>"willow" with val kilmer

>possibly one of the worst films

That's an explosive statement

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 No.15465

>>15464

Yeah, a lot of normies went in expecting GOT or LoTR, and criticized (rightfully at times) the production value. We're featured along with the rest of B-movies on Amazon though so maybe they're blind? People will give a 5 star or a 1 star, that's it lol. Either way, lots of people are watching it and the ratio of negative reviews to those watching it completely through is pretty insane. if all they wanted was production value I could easily have done that with another 4k. good to know for fellow anons and myself in the future. funnily, amazon told me they could care less about reviews; as long as people are watching it on a regular basis, "then you did something right".

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 No.13445 [Open thread]

Looking for films with an archaic or medieval kind of setting. Any recs?

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 No.15437

File: 0f6a055df015b35⋯.png (1.51 MB,1920x1080,16:9,TMOOsTjE_o.png)

>>15434

>I'd recommend Dacii (1966)

that looks great, thanks

>>15435

>Michael the Brave should be on bluray apparently looking at wikipedia

I was planning to watch Michael the Brave but I never heard of a bluray. All I found is this hdtv version which doesn't look much better than the DVD (maybe it's a little worse in fact).

http://imgbox.com/g/yIf3s96zdV

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 No.15456

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Cant find a full version of Deseos for the life of me but Rafael Corkidi has the look you're looking for. This is somehow the only version I can find online https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQq4YwHfmV8

Pafnucio Santo is very surreal and might get a bit crazy but Deseos has that archaic look, the embed is a small edit I made

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 No.15459

>>15456

There's about 10 minutes cut? I haven't read about it at all, what's missing?

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 No.15460

>>15459

OK I didn't click that link. I was looking at a rip that is 87 minutes long compared to the 98 minute imdb running time.

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 No.15461

>>15459

>>15460

Pretty rare. Video just got blocked from copyright too lol

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 No.15443 [Open thread]

A thread to share some films that were forgotten by time and deserve much more love (and distribution) in modern times.

Me and my friend just started a film revival company and we recently got the 35mm print of Madness Gli Occhi Della Luna of Cesare Rau to possibly re-distribute the film on dvd/blu-ray or just a straight up magnet, its the first one of many we plan to restore so I guess this is also a thread for possible restorations, if you're all interested in a specific film, and/or have any info we'll be glad to help. I'll be posting the films that we will possibly restore in the near future and updates from the current run.

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 No.15445

*to scan

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 No.15446

File: e83ec0bbe84b27b⋯.png (3.01 MB,1600x1129,1600:1129,s-l1600.png)

For Madness, I think we plan to release it along with the two posters and the lobby card print.

>>15444

Not sure, a private collector helped us with the scan but I'll try to ask him and I'll update you

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 No.15447

File: feb2c435e1debee⋯.jpg (192.4 KB,450x800,9:16,LGSA.jpg)

I take it's only italian movies, right?

There's a cool one by Gillo Pontecorvo called La Grande Strada Azzurra, i don't like the guy nor his politics but i think that movie is worth a shot, also no DVDs since long time ago. I was going to suggest Ogro too but i read that already has a scan and commercial release, so...

I bet it costs a mean coin to pull this venture isn't it

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 No.15448

>>15447

Thank you for the recommendation! I'll see what I can do. Was Pontecorvo a fascist or a communist?

No no, its not just italian movies but I guess its coincidental since most forgotten movies are from the 60's/70's and Italy was printing mad film back then. I guess it helps that I recently moved to southern Italy so its also easier for us to eventually reach libraries or collectors for the negatives. My partner works in the U.S.

And yeah, the expenses can reach astronomical figures if we're not careful (or lucky!)

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 No.15449

>>15448

A jewish rumored-homosexual champagne communist, but from what i gathered he had a very decent work ethic regarding his movies' portrayals, as in he researched the topic in person or among historians and tried to do sober, neutral points of views.

He only made 5 full-length films, all pretty decent, the rest are documentaries which i haven't checked well.

So not only Italian stock then, if i ever stumble around a print now i know who i will send it to, although there's nothing good printed around my area. Best of luck, buddy.

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 No.15405 [Open thread]

Lets discuss/make some fan edits

Share ideas, films, whatever you feel should be edited, last thread we turned American Graffiti into a schizo short and concocted a redux version of THX https://8ch.net/tv/res/2060812.html

I've been posting on /tv/ like a dummy but I see clearly now that film is better discussed here, at least when it comes to serious, non-meme edits.

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 No.15409

>>15405

Your american graffiti edit was very good.

What about an edit in Vargtimmen (1968) in which you start with the idea of a transvestite who has to face the hardships of not feeling comfortable with the sex he was born. Towards the end of the movie the protagonist has a make up which very well resembles a transvestite. The music of the movie very well could accompany this feeling of discomfort of the man.

Maybe it's a hard task what i'm asking for.

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 No.15410

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

>>15409

Thats great, working on it, if you have any more details make sure to post them

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 No.15411

File: 4072e767cb9845d⋯.jpg (47.59 KB,1277x539,1277:539,speaking in english.jpg)

>>15405

> film is better discussed here

That's the goal. Just don't be shocked if some days there are only 2 posts.

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 No.15416

>>15409

I have to confess, this was the first time I had seen a Bergman feature, and only because of your request. I also have to say it has some of my favorite moments, the transitions with Alma and the background, the story was complex and groomy but the camerawork is spectacular, I can see how its one of the darkest films made, at least in that era. Having said that I do find it hard to edit. It could work but I feel like the disintegration from guilt and madness that Borg goes through is good on its own and I would just make a mess, I'm sorry! Thank you for making me watch a good movie for a change

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 No.15418

>>15416

Well, indeed, after i asked for that edit i thought to myself: God, what have i put this guy through? There's no way to fulfill what i asked him!

Luckily you realised that yourself. I'm glad you like the movie.

Bergman is a genius.

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 No.6512 [Open thread]

Is anyone into VHS collecting? I've noticed it gaining popularity lately. Just enough time has passed for a nostalgia appeal.

What are the best movies shot on VHS? Do you even have the patience to watch a full production shot on VHS?

I will recommend the shot-for-shot remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raiders_of_the_Lost_Ark:_The_Adaptation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pP24WIw78I

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 No.15368

File: f485f174d5dfa67⋯.jpg (55.03 KB,600x595,120:119,vhs.jpg)

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 No.15369

>>15368

>watching films at home

americans ruined everything

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 No.15402

File: ecda1a5343c497d⋯.jpg (523.03 KB,2048x1152,16:9,20190524_174800.jpg)

>>11304

>>11305

Very recently got bit by the vhs bug aswell, I got lucky enough to find a warehouse with over 100 tapes, I'll try to go down there soon enough to clean and categorize the tapes, if I find something good I'll post it here and try to rip them to digital at least for posterity's sake

i'll leave my discord: italodisco#1330 if anyone wants to talk more about rare tapes and how to redistribute them, I've been going at it with an american friend for some time now.

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 No.15403

File: 003b80e177be92c⋯.jpg (455.88 KB,2048x1152,16:9,20190612_092227.jpg)

also found this still in its thin plastic cover, wonder if they still sell/make these, if anyone wants it lol

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 No.15412

File: b6a69bcae3519fd⋯.png (212.76 KB,688x576,43:36,gradiva 1970.png)

>>15402

I remember visiting an Italian trading forum that had some raers. Wish I remembered the name of it. There was VHS and some Telecine stuff. I was surprised that people were still doing mail trades in the age of torrenting.

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