/tv/ - Television and Movies

>>2122154

I skimmed this and it looks like garbage. All wide-angle lenses and directly addressing the audience. This looks as if the director had the mindset of "I'm not making a film, I'm making ART" and the result (as usual) is a bunch of pretentious bullshit. Like Everything Everywhere All At Once.

>>2122305

There's constant dismissal of populist films because they're designed to please crowds, while shit like this is praised as being high art, or intellectual, or sophisticated. As if making the thing difficult, or taxing to engage with is the sign of skill. Really it's just being obtuse. Film is a storytelling medium, and if you want to share a story, values, or some kind of message, the smarter and more skilful artist will make it easily accessible to as many as possible.

>>2122311

If I like an artist, I will seek out their works because a, for lack of better working, critically acclaimed artistic work tells me about the artist. And that is all.

A popular work tell me about everyone. Whether the work is of a higher quality or not is not interesting to me, I just want to see what manages to capture the public imagination.

tl;dr artistic works only tell me about the artist, popular works tell me something about everyone

A tranny on 4chan /tv/ is lying about this btw

american women inferior to bugs

>>2122176

she literally looks like a pornstar

>>2122253

I know. Can you believe that Gibi never created an Onlyfans?

>>2122266

One of my favs, and agreed it's the best car chase I've seen, better than French Connection's. Friedkin at times is a master. Love the 80s' feel and look of the film too. Great soundtrack from Wang Chung. Dafoe is a great villain without 398274 wrinkles, looks like a 17 yo. The opening sequence showing the counterfeiting process if classic.

Current to-watch list: Nicky and Mikey, One False Move, Cache, The Crazies, and Ed Wood. Certified kino? I already know Cache is.

>>2122266

Beyond The Black Rainbow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tTI3gYzMIc

Inheritance (2025)

A girl with daddy issues. Dad comes back during a vulnerable time and takes advantage of her. Similar to the book Shantaram

>>2122289

I finished Shantaram a couple months ago and after reading the premise of the film I'm not seeing a connection. Looks like the director has made only trash.

>>2121839

Shit, shit, shit, shit, SHHHHHIIIIIT. Obnoxiously tame with annoying characters…

Wish she was on every episode of new show!

>>2122260

the delivery of her lines was abysmal. 0/10

>>2122244

>When a modern actor plays a period piece, they cannot leave their modern mannerisms behind. Its like actors cannot act like other people anymore, which is very strange to write

I think a lot of it is really just part of the competency crisis that is sweeping all of society. I'm sure a lot of it with the new crop of actors is how many of them have worked on "sets" where all they have to work with environmentally is being in a blue screen room looking at ping pong balls taped to the wall. Another component to consider is that Hollywood doesn't really focus on making movies for the domestic market anymore, and that half of the audience is going to listen to a dub in Mandarin.

>>2122210

jews

>>2122210

Diversity. Equality. Inclusion.

it doesnt improve things, it allows the talentless in

>>2122265

the first episode is bleak

>>2120657

>calls out Israel on their bullshit sometimes

lol nigger she doesn't mean a word of that. Like a lots of celebs she'll cry about Israels "racism" but never their genuine war crimes and leeching on America.

>that now cry rape when they had sex for roles

<OY VEY HOW DARE YOU REVEAL THE CASTING COUCH IN OUR TOTALLY SAFE AND NOT CORRUPT INDUSTRY COME ON GOYIM IF YOU WERE A MEMBER OF THE TRIBE LIKE ME YOU WOULDN'T HAVE TO SLEEP AROUND TO GET IN PICTURES

>>2120686

The difference between left-wing Zionists and left-wing anti-Zionists is that the former believe that only the Self-Chosen People deserve to have their own nation while the latter believe that nobody does.

>>2120694

Anton Chigurh is unironically cooler than bitch-boy Redditors, even if he is a murderous psychopath with a bad haircut.

WTF

I enjoyed once upon a time in hollywood.

Seven and interview with a vampire are probably my favourites of his though

>>2122184

Great films. I always though Pitts best roles were when he played a supporting role as an eccentric person.

>>2122185

For sure.12 monkeys he did well although I wasn’t keen on it as a youngster tbh.

Might rewatch it actually, i just remember him being fucking nuts kek

>>2122186

I have the keys to this thread.