/film/ - FILM

Can someone reedit this picture and put on cinema that doesn't suck film school cock?

>kramer vs kramer

Go back to your film studies freshman.

Speaking for Hollywood... maybe

It was the peak before the concept of Blockbusters and Action-Packed Heat kicked in (80's Hollywood lack big dogs regarding cinema "like it used to be")

But the 60's and 50's were also very good

Overall i think, my opinion at least, 70's was the best for US

It varies in other countries, the "golden ages" or so to speak:

South Korea is the 00's

Italy and France have the 60's

Mexico has the late 40's/ early 50's

Japan late 50's / early 60's

Argentina dare i say the 00's too

Thing is some of those went on to have more good years later on (or had them earlier) some others have their first taste of a good industry

>>6662

Overall film peaked in the 50s and 60s but for me Hollywood peaked in the silent era because the films than were having the most fun with themselves and was the real start and birth of cinema, trying new things and seeing what stuck to the wall. Wakaliwood is in the same stage of theory development and you can draw analogies to their production and movies to what the silent era produced. Also for the 90s I think Britain takes that cake.

I was alive then and for me the golden age was the late fifties to the mid seventies.

>>6662

>It varies in other countries, the "golden ages" or so to speak

USA - 10s

Scandinavia - 10s-20s, until burgers invaded, so up to '24 or so

Poland - 80s

Czech(oSlovakia) - 60s

France - 20s-30s

Russia - they "produce" shit and good films all the time, even now, they have their "golden" age since first film was shot there

Italy - 60s

Germany - 70s

Lithuania - 90s

Portugal/Brazil - 60s, just watched O Padre e a Moça today at 2 am, if anyone has the poem, please post it.

South Korea - 00s, 10s are worse version of it, but better hollywood