Yea I have Repulsion and I like the films I've seen from him too. Macbeth i've been trying to see for a minute but I keep getting a s***ty rip, that one looks good.

I just dont get "darkness" with his films.. Now the Russian flicks you love seem like a trudge into Darkness

we must have different definitions cause i cant think of many russian films i stan that id call overly dark roman takes it way further

yeah runt is terrible

he definitely stumbled a bit before hitting his solo stride

but those top 2 albums are amazing

did yall realize he has glasses on in this smiley never did

What do you think he's looking over

@basedspirit

idk if you still fw Cudi, but this new song he just dropped highkey got AKNC/MOTM vibes

got friends that won't play new vegas cuz of graphics

I'm trying to not illegally d/l movies as much as possible these days and my ott services don't have any Sternberg tbh :/

my country suckssssss

watched Mahjong yesterday and today(or tomorrow) gonna watch That Day on a Beach

Edward Yang is truly the best ever to do it

The films are a hundred years old fam, a profit has been turned who cares buy them when you're older and can afford it

are they older than 18?

U should start workin on a list

Found an old document where I kept track of the voters on the old 2000s list. 40 people voted and that was without me harassing people

Though I do recognize that was peak list making time, before the thread turned into a film thread as well as it being an open thread for anybody to vote. Trying to get specific people to fill out 25-30 spots a bit harder

Wow, found some old playlists I made in 2016 and wrote down in Google Docs. Only 5 though and I made a s***load in that year. I wonder why I wrote just 5 down but not any others all are probably on my old iTunes

1. Orson Welles
2. Ingmar Bergman
3. Alfred Hitchcock
4. Theo Angelopoulos
5. David Lynch
6. Andrei Tarkovsky
7. Fritz Lang
8. Billy Wilder
9. Lars von Trier
10. Sion Sono
11. Bela Tarr
12. Stanley Kubrick
13. Sam Peckinpah
14. Bela Tarr
15. Charlie Chaplin
16. Robert Aldrich
17. Akira Kurosawa
18. Howard Hawks
19. Federico Fellini
20. Emir Kusturica
21. Alejandro Jodorowsky
22. Park Chan-wook
23. Lee Chang-dong
24. Christian Petzold
25. Michael Haneke
26. Raul Ruiz
27. Martin Scorsese
28. John Woo
29. Michelangelo Antonioni
30. Francis Ford Coppola
31. Vittorio De Sica
32. Frank Capra
33. John Ford
34. Hirokazu Koreeda
35. Edward Yang
36. Terry Gilliam
37. Josef von Sternberg
38. Quentin Tarantino
39. Kim Ki-Duk
40. Wim Wenders
41. Carl Theodor Dreyer
42. Terrence Malick
43. Majid Majidi
44. Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau
45. Krzysztof Kieslowski
46. Michael Powell
47. Alice Rohrwacher
48. Pedro Almodovar
49. Victor Sjöström
50. Johnnie To
51. Bong Joon-ho
52. Jacques Rivette
53. Buster Keaton
54. Yasujiro Ozu
55. Kenji Mizoguchi
56. Don Siegel
57. Ermanno Olmi
58. Sergei Eisenstein
59. Jean Renoir
60. John Huston

edit: I forgot Manoel De Oliveira. He would be somewhere in the 40s. Elia Kazan and Greenaway too. would be in the 20s

HM: Herzog, Jean Marie Jeunet, Bertolucci, JLG, Kiarostami, Chris Nolan, WKW, Hou Hsiao Hsien, Shohei Imamura, Aki Kaurismäki (he'd problaby be in there if i took more time ranking).

Emir in the top 20

That Aldrich ranking is pretty dang high care to rank em

Remember when I said I was gonna start watching films consistently... damn that lasted 1 month and a half

Yeah you were so pumped up on it :okay;

Wym

you were pumped up? its west-coast for excited

Oh yeah, kinda disappointed in myself. Hopefully I start up again

It's cause you neglected the silents