/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.10668295]

Post /lit/ kino

[Anonymous No.10668323]

[Anonymous No.10668325]

>>10668295

[Anonymous No.10668338]

>>10668325
I have a feeling this is porn.

[Anonymous No.10668379]

>>10668338
Matt Louer.

[Anonymous No.10668384]

>>10668338

[Anonymous No.10668447]

[Anonymous No.10668463]

>>10668447
>directed by le dorky ironic jewish wifebeater
ehh

[Anonymous No.10668466]

>>10668325
this photo isnt fucking searle god damnit

[Anonymous No.10668472]

[Anonymous No.10668480]

Plebbiest artform desu

[Anonymous No.10668528]

[Anonymous No.10668607]

>>10668338
It is porn.

[Anonymous No.10668672]

[Anonymous No.10668674]

>>10668463
t./pol/

[Anonymous No.10668676]

>>10668295
Nyrb is pure kino

[Anonymous No.10668794]

[Anonymous No.10668828]

>>10668295

middlebrow shit

>>10668323

absolute garbage

>>10668447

nothing more than a college kids wet dream

>>10668472

antonioni never made a good western movie stop kidding yourself

>>10668528

baby's first existential crisis set in LA

>>10668672

oh shit AIDs is bad: the propaganda

>>10668794

that movie has no discernible talent

[Anonymous No.10668867]

>>10668828
herrro mrrr redddiittttt

[Anonymous No.10668946]

Just about everything Richard Linklater's done

[Anonymous No.10668963]

>>10668295

[Anonymous No.10669048]

[Anonymous No.10669060]

In logan professor X has a copy of ulysses on his bedside table

[Anonymous No.10669161]

>>10669048

>capeshit

[Anonymous No.10669190]

>>10669161
The screenshot is from the campy crime tv show Person of Interest that likes to sneak in /lit/ every now and then, theres a wiki of all the books

[Anonymous No.10669194]

>>10668447
This is my favorite movie. Hands down.

[Anonymous No.10669195]

teshigahara made pretty good adaptations of abe's works
>>10668867
he still made the best choice in this thread
sideways and midnight in paris sicken me

[Anonymous No.10669209]

>>10669195
>stalker
>absolute garbage

[Anonymous No.10669217]

>>10669209
choice referred to the film he posted, not to his assessment of other people's opinions. stalker is pretty low tier tarkovsky anyway

[Anonymous No.10669224]

>>10669217
Rank Tarkovsky from Low Tier to High Tier

[Anonymous No.10669231]

>>10668676
hows nancy mitford?

[Anonymous No.10669239]

>>10669224
Not him, but both Andrei Rublev and Solaris are better.

[Anonymous No.10669251]

>>10669239
Solaris is his weakest film.

[Anonymous No.10669252]

>>10669224
been a while, but this is how i remember them
great tier
the mirror
good tier
andrei rublev, solaris
decent tier
nostalghia, stalker, ivan's childhood
haven't watched the sacrifice
what do you think?

[Anonymous No.10669255]

[Anonymous No.10669263]

>>10669255
reddit virtue signaling
the book was never mentioned again for the duration of the movie

[Anonymous No.10669270]

>>10669263
Shows how much of a brainlet you are. The baseline test uses lines from the poem.

[Anonymous No.10669275]

>>10669251
I guess we have to agree to disagree haha (:

[Anonymous No.10669279]

>>10668963
I love this film

[Anonymous No.10669282]

>>10669275
It's not bad at all! It's just that his other films are better.

[Anonymous No.10669301]

>>10669195

Teshigahara and Abe pretty much worked on the films together which is why they're such good adaptations.

>>10669252

The Mirror is genuinely the best Tarkovsky. Never gets enough credit.

[Anonymous No.10669362]

>>10668295
The Silence of the Lambs

[Anonymous No.10669394]

>>10668325
sauce

[Anonymous No.10669398]

The Tree Of Middlebrow (2011) by Terrence "I Want To Be Tarkovsky" Mallick

[Anonymous No.10669439]

>>10669263
It's totally not like Gosling's character is a reinvention of Charles Kinbote and the Zemblan King. But you're a pleb who's never cracked open the book.

[Anonymous No.10669446]

>>10668828
8/10 would be 10 except
>misspelt babby (and desu every existential crisis is babby's first - how many have YOU had??)
>propaganda wut

[Anonymous No.10669456]

>>10669255
who is this spunk monk?

[Anonymous No.10669465]

>>10669456
shut the fuck up you disgusting follower ant

[Anonymous No.10669472]

The Coen brothers in general are great but Barton Fink and A Serious Man were my favorites.

[Anonymous No.10669471]

>>10668828
what are your favorite movies?

[Anonymous No.10669492]

[Anonymous No.10669500]

>She found herself somebody else.
>No.
>...Yes she did.

[Anonymous No.10669516]

>>10668295
What are some Protestant /lit/ kino?

[Anonymous No.10669524]

>>10669492
a summers tale is better

[Anonymous No.10669539]

>>10668295

[Anonymous No.10669540]

>>10669398
This.
>omg muh deep philosophical voiceovers, classical OST, and national geopgraphic documents tier shots of nature, malick is truly the jaynius of contemporary cinema

[Anonymous No.10669546]

>>10669524
Haven't heard of it, I'll check it out

[Anonymous No.10669549]

Most /lit/ film in existence tbqf.

[Anonymous No.10669560]

>>10669549
Please refer to >>10669398 >>10669540

[Anonymous No.10669562]

Europa always reminded me of a book. Especially the ending.

https://youtu.be/UGpvg0XlNfI

[Anonymous No.10669570]

>>10669560
Days of Heaven isn't really like Tree of Life though. There's a big difference between early and late Malick.

[Anonymous No.10669572]

>>10669398
>Terrence "Totally Not Trying to Rip Off 2001" Mallick

[Anonymous No.10669576]

>>10669398
the Tree of Life is beautiful you asshole

[Anonymous No.10669580]

>>10669576
The Tree of Life is beautiful. Not the movie of the same name, though.

[Anonymous No.10669591]

>>10668674
how is it /pol/ when the guy is literally the most overrated hack in entire Hollywood

oh right, anon pointed his ethnicity while listing adjectives about him. surely he hates jews!

[Anonymous No.10669597]

Its like a fucking fairy tale!

[Anonymous No.10669603]

>>10668323
is this really in stalker? tark is a fucking hack

[Anonymous No.10669625]

>>10669540
no bergman? no seventh seal?

even tarkovsky is pleb, why the fuck yall posting?

[Anonymous No.10669648]

People are calling Tarkovsky a pleb but not naming any directors better than him.

[Anonymous No.10669655]

>>10668466
It is Searle-- the pic is from an academic site that deleted the page, but I wouldn't expect a false flagging NEET to know that

[clark No.10669671]

>>10669597
YOU'RE AN INANIMATE FUCKING OBJECT!!

ralph fiennes shines hard in this movie. love it

[Anonymous No.10669687]

snappy dialogue, funny, good pace, solid plot and it's all hardboiled detective themed and inspired
so good

[Anonymous No.10669694]

>>10669625
>"Oh Man! No one is posting the GOAT Bergman"
>"Let me post an GOAT example of an GOAT Bergman film!"
>The seventh seal
>...

[Anonymous No.10669700]

>>10669694
Memes aside. His 50s work pales in comparison to his 60s work.

[Anonymous No.10669705]

>>10669694
Not him but i agree, all of his films felt like posturing to me besides Monika and Wild Strawberries.

t. writer-musician who can't into film at all

[Anonymous No.10669760]

>>10669465
t-t-t-triggerrrd

[Anonymous No.10669810]

>>10669472
Missing the obvious O Brother Where Art Thou

[Anonymous No.10669885]

>>10668447
it's normie-tier but its pretty fuckin comfy.

[Anonymous No.10669893]

>>10669472
No country for old men, boi

[Anonymous No.10669900]

>>10669597
I've been disappointed with McDonagh's work after this. I feel like he may have been a one hit wonder unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.10669905]

>ctrl f "Dreyer"
>zero results

Fucking plebes

[Anonymous No.10669912]

>>10669439
>references make up for the terrible writing, the stale, repetitive shot composition, and the wooden acting

[Anonymous No.10669917]

>>10669224
Andrai Rublev>mirror>stalker>solaris>nostalgia>Ivans childhood>The sacrifice

[Anonymous No.10669925]

>>10669900
Have you tried his brothers?

I didn't like Seven Psychopaths, but loved Three Billboards tho

[Anonymous No.10669932]

>>10669925
The Guard is the best movie either McDonagh has ever made. More people should see this

[Anonymous No.10669939]

I enjoyed Calvary

[Anonymous No.10669945]

[Anonymous No.10669960]

Try and tell me it wasn't excellent, I dare you

[Anonymous No.10669968]

>>10669960
Whe I saw bits of this at the age of 11 and saw Colin Firht kissing the other man I couldn't help but laugh
Then I turned out to be faggot

[Anonymous No.10670002]

>>10669540
>>10669398

[Anonymous No.10670003]

Changing of the Guard (twilight zone episode)

[Anonymous No.10670012]

>>10669263
It was the whole point of the movie, jesus.

[Anonymous No.10670016]

tw*tch.tv/ charlscarroll
/lit/ as fuck

[Anonymous No.10670031]

Japanese film

[Anonymous No.10670049]

David Thewlis is our guy.

[Anonymous No.10670055]

>>10668828
just put a gun to your mouth already and do us all a favor

[Anonymous No.10670066]

David Thewlis is /ourguy/.

[Anonymous No.10670101]

>>10670049
He was great in Dragonheart.

[Anonymous No.10670110]

[Anonymous No.10670622]

>>10668963
my cousin made this

[Anonymous No.10670628]

>>10669655
no. its not you fat faggot

[Anonymous No.10671078]

>>10670031
I mean yeah its one of the most famous japanese films, although the human condition trilogy would be a better pick if we were doing kobayashi

[Anonymous No.10671084]

>>10671078
how elitist do you have to be to discount harakiri like this

[Anonymous No.10671113]

>>10671084
what he said doesnt seem elitist at all
mad about having only seen 1 jap film, cuck?

[Anonymous No.10671134]

>>10671113
this is about /lit/ kino fgt
Harakiri is both /lit/ and kino, if I wanted to choose something even more /lit/ I'd choose Ran

[Anonymous No.10671145]

>>10668295
>kino
/tv/ is leaking again

[Anonymous No.10671620]

>>10671145
"kino" is a cross-board meme now. like "based".

and tbf (to be frank) "kino" has become, dare i say it, top notch meme kino.

[Anonymous No.10671804]

>>10668963
good movie but I have seen it more times than is healthy. Mostly because I have shown it to other people. I have seen it at least ten times and I never want to watch it again.

[Anonymous No.10671809]

>>10669810
o brother where art thou is /lit/ i guess but after I re-watched it recently I realized it isn't that great

[Anonymous No.10672230]

Most /lit/ kino are probably from the work of Bresson, Tarkovsky or Bergman.

Squid and the Whale probably is /lit/ kino too imo. one of the character speaks about whether one is well-cultured, or philistine.

>>10669224
had only seen Mirror and Stalker, both are high tier

>>10668794
as a non-english speaker, this is a film that introduces me to DFW. i just started to read his essays.

>>10669255
the original blade runner is like 3 times a better film than 2049.

>>10669524
i haven't seen any of Rohmer film, need to start watching his films.

[Anonymous No.10672244]

>>10668794
such a shit fucking film

[Anonymous No.10672257]

>>10671084
again not being elitist, just saying the other film from the director being a better fit

[Anonymous No.10672284]

>>10669252
offret is my personal favourite

[Anonymous No.10672294]

>>10668676
Loved that history on the thirty years war

[Anonymous No.10672300]

i have good taste and liked this movie a very lot

[Anonymous No.10672312]

Breaking The Waves and Dekalog is a pure /lit/ kino

[Anonymous No.10672329]

>>10668463
>he can't even get the false accusation correct

[Anonymous No.10672341]

never thought I would say this but /tv/really kicks this boards ass when it comes to movies. really ya'll wanna bitch about Dreyer, Bergman, and Tarkovsky not being shilled? is >>10669945
>>10669960
>>10670049
>>10668963
>>10668672
>>10668472
really what you watch for a good time when not reading? pull your head from your asses you tryhards

[Anonymous No.10672355]

I forgot Tarr, he is lit af

Satantango is cinema great masterpiece

[Anonymous No.10672382]

>>10668447
It's comfy and a lot of fun, but it isn't great cinema.
>>10668676
I actually just started The Sun King last night.
>>10668794
Takes itself too seriously to be comfy/fun, but too focused on muh middle brow platitudes to even be close to being worthwhile.
>>10669190
It's because Harold r smart. It's why he talks kind of funny and wears nice suits. Smrt ppl do smrt lookn thngs
>>10669472
Probably their most underrated film. >>10669597
Loved it.
>>10669900
Have you seen Three Billboards yet? At the very least I think it's better than everything else he has made since In Bruges.
>>10669968
You could have much worse taste in men the Firth.
>>10671145
This thread is better than any discussion /tv/ has had on film and you know it. >>10672230
Squid and the Whale is too close to home for /lit/ imo

[Anonymous No.10672389]

>>10668463
>wifebeater
Is woody allen /ourguy/?

[Anonymous No.10672392]

>>10672341
So basically your defense of /tv/ is that /lit/'s fairly middlebrow taste isn't easy enough for you?
Do you go on /ck/ and shill for fast food?

[Anonymous No.10672395]

I suppose films by acclaimed authors are pretty lit

[Anonymous No.10672398]

>>10672382
billboards was actual trash

[Anonymous No.10672414]

>>10669687
low quality bait

[Anonymous No.10672541]

>>10672341
>everyone who has better taste than me must be faking it

[Anonymous No.10672577]

>>10672414
fuck right off you tell me why it isn't a good movie

[Anonymous No.10672586]

>>10672541
only retort is regurgitated meme
eat shit fuckhole I own you

[Anonymous No.10672601]

>>10669925
Three Billboards was such a frustrating film and I'm a fan of the director.

I felt his cheap penchant for nihilism destroyed any attempt at a meaningful exploration of three of the biggest topics in America (Police brutality, rape culture, race relations) and miniaturized the work into something even smaller and more ridiculous than his dwarfs.

And on the subject of dwarfs, I find it funny the way he plays them. They're fully humanized semi-functional characters who illicit amusement due primarily to their size, any other quality is always secondary to this, and their inescapable trap forces them into being infantilized. The date scene was brilliant, because it brought out the smallness of the protagonist, and the audience too. I think McCillan is making the point that we're not much bigger, only, less obvious.

And I think in many ways he took this cynical approach with Three Billboards to try and humanize those inescapalbe and defining moments of pain and smallness. But the subject matter to me was so grandiose in it's delivery actually warrant the same comedy. Lines like "nigger torturing buisiness" and "WE'RE NOT ALL YOUR ENEMY" have this strong moralizing quality that just doesn't jar with the rest of the movies more absurd (and very well-delivered moments). I was left with this awful tension for the movie to go somewhere, to make the little sad details of that particular world bigger and less cruel, and was give the same treatment as the drunken dwarf.

Perhaps that was the point of the movie. But if you make a cheap world, you make a cheap film. Any lazy director without the same panache for dialogue could achieve it.

Honestly, he's better mirroring Playboy of the Western World Synge style comedy within Ireland. I'd like to see him do Belfast.

[Anonymous No.10672608]

>>10669471

I've posted this before

[Anonymous No.10672625]

>>10672608
I am snoring

[Anonymous No.10672642]

>>10672625

>>>/literally any other board/

[Anonymous No.10672643]

watched pic related yesterday, pretty good imo

[Anonymous No.10672648]

The only good answer is Mikle Leigh's Naked.

[Anonymous No.10672662]

>>10669893
That was such a shitty pretentious movie. Anyone who thinks it was deep is a pseud.

[Anonymous No.10672671]

>>10672642
how about you put on a movie night that is actually entertaining. stop pushing your pedantic tryhard tripe

[Anonymous No.10672683]

>>10672671

I like how you've created a strawman. Check the title of the thread.

[Anonymous No.10672706]

>>10672683
thread has no title

[Anonymous No.10672725]

>>10672706

I'd end this with a fight to the death but I have the flu so I'm going to bow out.

[Anonymous No.10672775]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlqG0-9SBPA

This is the most /litkino/ thing you will ever see.

[Anonymous No.10672789]

>>10672725
until we meet again

[Anonymous No.10672820]

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