Tonight on Kinodrome

We're looking at another great Pre-Code classic of its era. Wild Boys of the Road directed by William A. Wellman. It was made in 1933 at its height of the Great Depression and follows juveniles being hobos hop on freight trains across the country for work. Although it's a short film that packs a punch when it comes documenting the era and the struggles they face and what injustices they have through bits of comedy. Especially it's critical of its era.

500 otw

It’s a soulsborne thing so i can see why

You say we do you mean the phone club or yourself

Man, Notorious (1946) really got some of the best dialogue from that era.

And smooching

the doors are open

one day closer to a Tarkovsky ranking

The loser

Oh i will

Well that sounds like a slightly superficial reason to watch them but I'm still here for it

Meh I suppose, same reason I’d sit through something like shivers, to see where the directors heads at

No opinion on Taste of Cherry @Elric

Hey it means the world to us OCD brothers i always like watching stuff of directors i've peeped before so i can update my private ranking list !

Yeah definitely some OCD to it

Might want to watch that last cause my suggestions won't compare to that classic, lol.

but i rather only watch the best of the best

It's not like it matters either but it feels good being able to tick off another box for the same director

Still on earlier abbas

Honestly full blown comedies were never great for me. I laugh way more at films that add comedic elements to something that isn't solely ''comedy''. For instance a Yorgos Lanthimos films are cold and disturbing but there's a lot of deadpan line delivery that totally works for me. Also most Lynch stuff is on the mystery/psychological horror side of things but there's still plenty to laugh at for me because of characters acting totally surreal

Believe me I'm ocd but still tark transcends such nerdery

Only thing he transcends is the effectiveness of my sleeping meds

This goes for Phantom Thread too

Not everybody has the same attention spans

Confession time i haven't seen it, but then again i'm not the biggest PTA fan. Have u seen Licorice Pizza? It's getting pushed a lot here in my country