Yeah, I agree with that, tbh.
I forget the plot points of some of my favorite stuff ever, so I totally get that
yet another reason why logging everything on Letterboxd is so handy. I know its its only been 3 years then ill still remember too much.
Since we’re talking about movies in here what were they thinking with this poster fam
I have seen wolf of Wall Street over 100 times and can quote "there is no nobility in poverty." I f***jng love that movie
Also when you realize the film is literally financed with one of the biggest frauds in world history you also appreciate it more lmaooo
Edit: dune 2 was the greatest theatrical experience of my life. So many scenes but I will never forget seeing him running across the sun peaked dune in wide angle imax lens. The grains of sand collapsing under the approaching shai Hulud with the contrast of light and shadow reflecting the turning point of plot development in the scene
:whew:
Yeah the behind the scenes of Wolf turned out even crazier, I couldn't believe it the first time I discovered who was financing it
Wild
me being a white gangster thug nigga doesn’t have anything to do with you using words and not knowing what they mean
as long as you don't up it on us. i was getting nervous.
he types like he read Nietzsche/Camus once and now he knows everything, it happens
It’s funny cause he came on the scene as your run of the mill Drake stan now he’s an intellectual debate bro
It’s funny cause he came on the scene as your run of the mill Drake stan now he’s an intellectual debate bro
it always happens
remember that DAVEpapi guy started out as a redpill debate bro
yet another reason why logging everything on Letterboxd is so handy. I know its its only been 3 years then ill still remember too much.
That makes sense.
Some good ones in here..Dunkirk is Nolan’s Magnum Opus for me
I definitely liked dunkirk. he just has so many goddamn classics lol. And I rank dark knight so high not only cuz I'm a Batman nerd but I genuinely think it defined film for the next 2 decades
I didn't take it as such or reply as such. No ill will just genuine explanation.
Good
I have seen wolf of Wall Street over 100 times and can quote "there is no nobility in poverty." I f***jng love that movie
Also when you realize the film is literally financed with one of the biggest frauds in world history you also appreciate it more lmaooo
Edit: dune 2 was the greatest theatrical experience of my life. So many scenes but I will never forget seeing him running across the sun peaked dune in wide angle imax lens. The grains of sand collapsing under the approaching shai Hulud with the contrast of light and shadow reflecting the turning point of plot development in the scene
:whew:
When he hits Naomi and takes off with their daughter..What a tragic movie
Yeah, Miike not my bag. Appreciate him tho.
Ima Kiyoshi Kurosawa Cure kinda nigga.
Ayee that's my kinda vibe too
Since we’re talking about movies in here what were they thinking with this poster fam
I have seen wolf of Wall Street over 100 times and can quote "there is no nobility in poverty." I f***jng love that movie
Also when you realize the film is literally financed with one of the biggest frauds in world history you also appreciate it more lmaooo
Edit: dune 2 was the greatest theatrical experience of my life. So many scenes but I will never forget seeing him running across the sun peaked dune in wide angle imax lens. The grains of sand collapsing under the approaching shai Hulud with the contrast of light and shadow reflecting the turning point of plot development in the scene
:whew:
People that say it’s a Filmbro movie need to get f***ing lost
Wolf is a classic if you view it as a satirical comedy or another Scorsese “rise and fall” story
I have seen wolf of Wall Street over 100 times and can quote "there is no nobility in poverty." I f***jng love that movie
Also when you realize the film is literally financed with one of the biggest frauds in world history you also appreciate it more lmaooo
Edit: dune 2 was the greatest theatrical experience of my life. So many scenes but I will never forget seeing him running across the sun peaked dune in wide angle imax lens. The grains of sand collapsing under the approaching shai Hulud with the contrast of light and shadow reflecting the turning point of plot development in the scene
:whew:
Qualood scene is funnier than most comedies lmao from the phone call to dicaprios attempt to drive to him
It’s funny cause he came on the scene as your run of the mill Drake stan now he’s an intellectual debate bro
yeah, no nuance in human being.
boxes good.
Qualood scene is funnier than most comedies lmao from the phone call to dicaprios attempt to drive to him
Leo’s best role tbh he’s the perfect lovable rich douchebag
you had me until "many individuals find excellence to be popular"
typical papi angel doublespeak
It's true tho!
Since we’re talking about movies in here what were they thinking with this poster fam
Yeeeooooo
NGERS
BRUH
yeah, no nuance in human being.
boxes good.
woah jamal don’t pull out the terms out on us peons please
Pushups down 30% streams… wow
Like that a stable hit
Understandable. I tried showing Ichi to my girl and she couldn’t stomach it either
His dark humor is really not for everyone
Yeah the behind the scenes of Wolf turned out even crazier, I couldn't believe it the first time I discovered who was financing it
Wild
Like the film is down to its core the most scandalous film ever. Jonah was also robbed of an Oscar and legitimately got punched in the face lmfaooo
This is a very impressive collection
I'm trying to get into stuff before Kane even but all I keep realizing is how fkn influential Welles is to the stylistic changes of cinematography. I mean it's like they didn't realize being a director meant shifting the camera angles before him lmaoo. Like modern times idk how ppl think it's good besides Chaplin being Chaplin obvs
Thanks fam. You would appreciate Orson even more if you had a better feeling of what films were like before his innovations. I said Sherlock Jr but Orson actually consider The General to be not just Busters best but the greatest film oat. Modern Times is packed with clever (and risky at the time) social commentary, in addition to Chplins most surreal slapstick gags. Mega masterpiece
I gave it best film of 1936