Sergei managed to pull of the same stark medieval aesthetic of Dreyer's Joan technique not nearly as dazzling and disturbing but still

30s screenings this fall

42nd street (1933)
a severe young man (1935)
secret agent (1936)
la grande illusion (1937)
mary (1931)
modern times (1936)
jamaica inn (1939) – certified piece of s*** film
going hollywood (1933)
olympia 1 & 2 (1938)
rich and strange (1931)
the skin game (1931)
page miss glory (1935)
cain and mabel (1936)

salo, pink flamingos, greed (2hr 26m) with live music, merry christmas mr. lawrence (can already feel the cries incoming) and a whole lotta more bangers

imagine the audiences in 1930 were blown away by this

I gotta check my cinematheque haven't been there in years

Humberto Mauro's Virgin Lips

Feel like alot of cinemas were probably not equipped for this werent the screens largely square still

Yeah probably that they cut into 35mm instead of 70mm. I would imagine the 70mm premiere but dunno

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Big_Trail#The_two_versions

"However, the movie became a box office bomb because it was released as a widescreen film during a time when theatres were unwilling to change their standard screens owing to cost" :word:

things you attempt when your name is Raoul and you have an eye patch

what kind of quality?

720p from the KL blu

if the finale showdown wasnt so low-effort i might call this the first masterpiece western as it is its just the first classic probably

every version ive tried looks like s*** and i can tell that intro tracking shot is

Zeke the real mvp

look at this bean-sprout all of 22

i will man. getting spoiled aren't you?

Lol well where are you finding them?

A variety of sources. Kino sxn got a list of download links and websites like movieparadise.org. I got invited to a private tracker recently. Lastly, half of my collection in my hard drive were downloaded from a discord server, but it was deleted a while ago

I didn't realize Gloria Swanson had gotten von Stroheim fired from Queen Kelly Sunset Boulevard must have been a little awkward

Up The River dir. by John Ford starring Bogart and Tracey