for some reason i watched ivans childhood first 5 years ago already.dont remember liking it too much
saw stalker almost a year ago and liked
Nice well if you're into artful medieval historical epics then Rublev is amazing
I cant believe the only French f*** on my list is a goddamn quebecois
dam idk much about it but i was under the impression that France had one of the most important cinema traditions
Nice well if you're into artful medieval historical epics then Rublev is amazing
cant say ive really tried any
not medieval but speaking of historic epics i watched the first 10 minutes of Barry Lyndon the other day before deciding i didnt think i was in the mood for it
watched Cure (1997) instead
No Cocteau? :samoh:
Not quite. Almost everyone on my list has at least 4-5 remarkable films but he only has two. Laughton the only one hit wonder on there.
cant say ive really tried any
not medieval but speaking of historic epics i watched the first 10 minutes of Barry Lyndon the other day before deciding i didnt think i was in the mood for it
watched Cure (1997) instead
Barry Lyndon's glacial pacing deserves a fresh and patient viewer for sure lol but ita one of Kubrick's funniest just off the wry narration alone
dam idk much about it but i was under the impression that France had one of the most important cinema traditions
They do for sure I just have a weird aversion to them (probably cause of high school French class being the worst or something). I do love a decent amount of French films tho but they're dispersed across a bunch of different directors.
We have some Bill Fay fans in this thread, don't we?
Around this time of year I like to return to his most underrated work, Tomorrow Tomorrow and Tomorrow. Of all the weird, ahead-of-its-time works of outsider rock music that I've come across, I find it to be among the most powerful and emotionally affecting.
If I could describe what it sounds like, I would say it's like Pink Floyd and Peter Gabriel-era Genesis made by a deeply depressed Christian with no desire to show off their chops or write songs longer than 5 minutes. It's surreal, meandering and sounds like a sad fever dream. I love every second of it.



We have some Bill Fay fans in this thread, don't we?
Around this time of year I like to return to his most underrated work, Tomorrow Tomorrow and Tomorrow. Of all the weird, ahead-of-its-time works of outsider rock music that I've come across, I find it to be among the most powerful and emotionally affecting.
If I could describe what it sounds like, I would say it's like Pink Floyd and Peter Gabriel-era Genesis made by a deeply depressed Christian with no desire to show off their chops or write songs longer than 5 minutes. It's surreal, meandering and sounds like a sad fever dream. I love every second of it.
!https://youtu.be/nTV91k4t5BM?si=43Bo0EFm9mcToUPx!https://youtu.be/ZgyLI0bXOWA?si=aRq44OErRqb7emFz!https://youtu.be/vDlD085zHGw?si=1eA0abQKirGDfBLWNever heard of these guys, looking forward to checking them out
haven't seen films by third of the list. looks very interesting.
didn't expect Mani Kaul to place #1
Thanks fam.
Love his work. Have drawn a lot of inspiration from him.
You definitely made up 70% of these names
Lol, this me with some of fam's music lists
@Aruji
1. Mani Kaul
2. Kiyoshi Kurosawa
3. Jean Luc Godard
4. M. Night Shyamalan
5. Shinya Tsukamoto
6. Marco Bellochio
7. Chantal Akerman
8. Martin Scorsese
9. Michael Mann
10. Clint Eastwood
11. Johnnie To
12. Jean-Claude Brisseau
13. Rob Zombie
14. Sogo Ishii
15. Mari Selvaraj
16. Charlie Chaplin
17. Mani Ratnam
18. Takashi Ito
19. Alexander Sokurov
20. Pedro Costa
21. Abel Ferrara
22. James Benning
23. Adoor Gopalakrishnan
24. David Lynch
25. Christian Petzold
26. Catherine Breillat
27. Soi Cheang
28. Rita Azevedo Gomes
29. Thom Andersen
30. Kozaburo Yoshimura
31. PA Ranjith
32. Bela Tarr
33. Michael Cimino
34. Lois Patino
35. Jean Epstein
36. Apichatpong Weerasethakul
37. Philippe Grandrieux
38. Tobe Hooper
39. Basu Bhattacharya
40. Alison Maclean
41. Scott Barley
42. Chris Marker
43. Joel Potrykus
44. Akio Jissoji
45. Tony Scott
46. Abbas Kiarostami
47. Stuart Gordon
48. Raul Ruiz
49. Christopher Nolan
50. James Gray
51. Werner Herzog
52. John Ford
53. Pier Paolo Pasolini
54. Peter Watkins
55. Cameron Crowe
56. Phil Solomon
57. Patrick Sheard
58. Francis Ford Coppola
59. Blake Williams
60. Jean-Daniel Pollet
61. David Fincher
62. John Huston
63. Rose Lowder
64. Jim Jarmusch
65. Pietro Marcello
66. Manoel de Oliveira
67. Paul Thomas Anderson
68. Dario Argento
69. Tex Avery
70. Jean-Pierre Melville
I know this site is not great but
allmovie.com/artist/marco-bellocchio-an55367
I've never seen so many one star reviews lol. where did you find this guy.
Nevermind Mani has more
allmovie.com/artist/mani-kaul-an311111
I don't think they actually watched them lol
edit: looks like they switched data providers and lost a ton of reviews and ratings and the site is pooched
finally got the time to make a list. here’s my submission @Aruji
1. John Ford
2. Robert Bresson
3. Tsai Ming-liang
4. Michael Powell
5. Orson Welles
6. F.W. Murnau
7. Raul Ruiz
8. Stanley Kubrick
9. Federico Fellini
10. Jean Renoir
11. Howard Hawks
12. Michael Mann
13. Elaine May
14. Josef von Sternberg
15. Clint Eastwood
16. Johnnie To
17. Eric Rohmer
18. Andrei Tarkovsky
19. Kenji Mizoguchi
20. Tony Scott
21. Abbas Kiarostami
22. Akira Kurosawa
23. Max Ophuls
24. Luis Buñuel
25. Jean-Luc Godard
26. Wojciech Has
27. Martin Scorsese
28. Fritz Lang
29. David Lynch
30. Yasujiro Ozu
31. Brian De Palma
32. Djibril Diop Mambety
33. Hou Hsiao-hsien
34. Jerry Lewis
35. Leos Carax
36. Erich von Stroheim
37. Manoel de Oliveira
38. Pedro Costa
39. David Lean
40. Jia Zhangke
41. Paul Thomas Anderson
42. Mikhail Kalatozov
43. Buster Keaton
44. Carl Theodor Dreyer
45. Robert Altman
46. Werner Herzog
47. Mike Leigh
48. Ernst Lubitsch
49. Jean-Pierre Melville
50. Walter Hill
finally got the time to make a list. here’s my submission @Aruji
1. John Ford
2. Robert Bresson
3. Tsai Ming-liang
4. Michael Powell
5. Orson Welles
6. F.W. Murnau
7. Raul Ruiz
8. Stanley Kubrick
9. Federico Fellini
10. Jean Renoir
11. Howard Hawks
12. Michael Mann
13. Elaine May
14. Josef von Sternberg
15. Clint Eastwood
16. Johnnie To
17. Eric Rohmer
18. Andrei Tarkovsky
19. Kenji Mizoguchi
20. Tony Scott
21. Abbas Kiarostami
22. Akira Kurosawa
23. Max Ophuls
24. Luis Buñuel
25. Jean-Luc Godard
26. Wojciech Has
27. Martin Scorsese
28. Fritz Lang
29. David Lynch
30. Yasujiro Ozu
31. Brian De Palma
32. Djibril Diop Mambety
33. Hou Hsiao-hsien
34. Jerry Lewis
35. Leos Carax
36. Erich von Stroheim
37. Manoel de Oliveira
38. Pedro Costa
39. David Lean
40. Jia Zhangke
41. Paul Thomas Anderson
42. Mikhail Kalatozov
43. Buster Keaton
44. Carl Theodor Dreyer
45. Robert Altman
46. Werner Herzog
47. Mike Leigh
48. Ernst Lubitsch
49. Jean-Pierre Melville
50. Walter Hill
Ok this
finally got the time to make a list. here’s my submission @Aruji
1. John Ford
2. Robert Bresson
3. Tsai Ming-liang
4. Michael Powell
5. Orson Welles
6. F.W. Murnau
7. Raul Ruiz
8. Stanley Kubrick
9. Federico Fellini
10. Jean Renoir
11. Howard Hawks
12. Michael Mann
13. Elaine May
14. Josef von Sternberg
15. Clint Eastwood
16. Johnnie To
17. Eric Rohmer
18. Andrei Tarkovsky
19. Kenji Mizoguchi
20. Tony Scott
21. Abbas Kiarostami
22. Akira Kurosawa
23. Max Ophuls
24. Luis Buñuel
25. Jean-Luc Godard
26. Wojciech Has
27. Martin Scorsese
28. Fritz Lang
29. David Lynch
30. Yasujiro Ozu
31. Brian De Palma
32. Djibril Diop Mambety
33. Hou Hsiao-hsien
34. Jerry Lewis
35. Leos Carax
36. Erich von Stroheim
37. Manoel de Oliveira
38. Pedro Costa
39. David Lean
40. Jia Zhangke
41. Paul Thomas Anderson
42. Mikhail Kalatozov
43. Buster Keaton
44. Carl Theodor Dreyer
45. Robert Altman
46. Werner Herzog
47. Mike Leigh
48. Ernst Lubitsch
49. Jean-Pierre Melville
50. Walter Hill
I thought you of all people would be pulling up with the full 70
I thought you of all people would be pulling up with the full 70
thought it’s just a max
Taking my laptop to get fixed tomorrow
then I can announce half decade once I get it back
I know this site is not great but
https://www.allmovie.com/artist/marco-bellocchio-an55367
I've never seen so many one star reviews lol. where did you find this guy.
He's got classics on classics. Check out Vincere
@Aruji
1. Carl Theodore Dreyer
2. Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau
3. Ingmar Bergman
4. Buster Keaton
5. Andrei Tarkovsky
6. Stanley Kubrick
7. Paul Thomas Anderson
8. The Coen Brothers
9. Terence Malick
10. Roman Polanski
11. Fritz Lang
12. John Ford
13. Howard Hawks
14. Hayao Miyazaki
15. Joseph von Sternberg
16. Sergio Leone
17. Powell & Pressburger
18. Alfred Hitchcock
19. Kenji Mizoguchi
20. Werner Herzog
21. Michael Mann
22. Anthony Mann
23. Rainer Werner Fassbinder
24. Nicolas Winding Refn
25. David Lynch
26. Christopher Nolan
27. Akira Kurosawa
28. Mike Leigh
29. Sergei Eisenstein
30. Yasujiro Ozu
31. Wes Anderson
32. Robert Eggers
33. Harold Lloyd
34. Nicholas Ray
35. John Huston
36. Orson Welles
37. Charles Laughton
38. Zhang Yimou
39. Jim Jarmusch
40. Michael Curtiz
41. Charlie Chaplin
42. Cronenberg
43. Robert Altman
44. Victor Sjostrom
45. Douglas Sirk
46. Emir Kusturica
47. Todd Browning
48. Francis Ford Coppola
49. Clint Eastwood
50. Max Ophuls
51. George Miller
52. Denis Villaneuve
53. Bela Tarr
54. Mikhail Kalatozov
55. Tsai Ming-Liang
56. Vittorio de Sica
57. Kaneto Shindo
58. George Lucas
59. Robert Aldrich
60. Federico Fellini
61. Roy Andersson
62. Billy Wilder
63. Erich von Stroheim
64. Quentin Tarantino
65. Martin Scorsese
66. Preston Sturges
67. Frank Capra
68. Terry Gilliam
69. David Lean
70. Hal Ashby
didn't epect Dreyer to be your all time fav. Always hear you raving about his films but never realized you like him that much
What's your favorite Miyazaki?
finally got the time to make a list. here’s my submission @Aruji
1. John Ford
2. Robert Bresson
3. Tsai Ming-liang
4. Michael Powell
5. Orson Welles
6. F.W. Murnau
7. Raul Ruiz
8. Stanley Kubrick
9. Federico Fellini
10. Jean Renoir
11. Howard Hawks
12. Michael Mann
13. Elaine May
14. Josef von Sternberg
15. Clint Eastwood
16. Johnnie To
17. Eric Rohmer
18. Andrei Tarkovsky
19. Kenji Mizoguchi
20. Tony Scott
21. Abbas Kiarostami
22. Akira Kurosawa
23. Max Ophuls
24. Luis Buñuel
25. Jean-Luc Godard
26. Wojciech Has
27. Martin Scorsese
28. Fritz Lang
29. David Lynch
30. Yasujiro Ozu
31. Brian De Palma
32. Djibril Diop Mambety
33. Hou Hsiao-hsien
34. Jerry Lewis
35. Leos Carax
36. Erich von Stroheim
37. Manoel de Oliveira
38. Pedro Costa
39. David Lean
40. Jia Zhangke
41. Paul Thomas Anderson
42. Mikhail Kalatozov
43. Buster Keaton
44. Carl Theodor Dreyer
45. Robert Altman
46. Werner Herzog
47. Mike Leigh
48. Ernst Lubitsch
49. Jean-Pierre Melville
50. Walter Hill
Welle at #5
what would be your starter Elaine May rec?