!dream Sergei Eisenstein in the style of Andrei Rublev

!dream Sergei Eisenstein in the style of Frida Kahlo

Vidor's The Champ is a huge punch of a film

in the style of Frida, not AS Frida

The AI sometimes can’t interpret really well

!dream Luis Bunuel as a barber style of Salvador Dali

!dream Marlene Dietrich shadow dominatrix bathed in light

!dream Fritz Lang brutal cinema dictator

!dream rest in power jean luc godard french cinema titan

Finally started digging into the Universal Monsters 4k boxset last night with the original Dracula. Haven't seen it since high school so it was nice to revisit. I strongly prefer Nosferatu over it but Bela Lugosi kills that role.

i feel like i barely saw anything in 1931

they're great but still Murnau and Dreyer pulled up on Universal like

M a contender for best film ever

All of these films were good until Captain Marvel (2019) was released. F*** Fritz Lang, Robert Wiene, Charles Chaplin, and F.W. Murnau. Kevin Feige is the God of modern cinema.

I honestly only cat watch so far back. Farthest back movie I connect with is like 1973

felt like a troll post

for sure but he doesnt realize im one of the biggest Feige stans on ktt. Captain Marvel is what got me of all things

Out of all directors he mentioned laid the foundations for future filmmakers

Tsai Ming-liang is the god of modern cinema

Couldn't love the first bunch more but the last few I saw were snoozers pretty rare that cinema only has one single god level figure going