Never heard of that person before but the song and cover go hard

Nickatina I just posted last page

Where you even heard about them from? The source?

Nah tbh I've always wondered why he was so huge in my area but I've never been able to figure it out. He's like Snoop and Dre out here. Never heard about him on any website or magazine or anything ever.

primordial banger first jazz rekkid to sell a milli

Favorites of 1931

1. M
2. City Lights
3. Limite
4. Tabu
5. Dishonored
6. The Smiling Lieutenant
7. The Champ
8. Frankenstein
9. The Seas Beneath
10. Street Scene
11. Safe in Hell
12. La Chienne
13. The Public Enemy
14. Marius
15. The 3 Penny Opera
16. Tokyo Chorus
17. Little Caesar
18. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
19. A Nous la Liberte
20. Dracula + the Spanish Version
21. Flunky Work Hard
22. Bad Girl
23. Kameradschaft
24. The Cheat
25. Rich and Strange
26. City Streets
27. Night Nurse
28. Possessed
29. Madchen in Uniform
30. An American Tragedy

I can only imagine what every other filmmaker thought of Lang and Murnau by '31 made creating opus after opus in totally different genres look so easy

@HeyFella thought you'd like to hear Fritz talk about his approach to sound after reading your review;

like he says, the way he lets dialogue carry on from the last scene as he continues to show the procedures of the cops etc is so ahead of its time

City Lights
Dracula
M

1. M
2. City Lights
3. La Chienne
4. Little Caesar
5. Front Page

I was just talking to someone about this the other day. Specifically the part in the beginning about how crowd noise or conversations in a restaurant drown out as you have your own personal conversations in a small space like a booth or table. The ear naturally unfocuses like the eye does or a camera lens.

You should get on the Sternberg/Dietrich wave you didn't check out Morocco yet

Feel like you will appreciate

I support this post

Good cause Fidel thinks I'm a lost cause with cinema these days

That Mr. Hyde transformation nice special effect

@sace most impressive special effect since Metropolis and Faust?

a young pierre fresney in marius

french poetical realism smacked harder than italian neo-r

Daughter of the Dragon (1931)

It was pretty stereotypically racist but it also revolved around Anna May Wong so it was also relatively progressive

Yep. This is coming to blu this October

we're peeping this for class on 35mm soon

its funny that the prints for blow-up on 35mm are all f***ed but the dr. jekyll & mr. hyde one is in great condition for its age