where do i start with italian cinema ?
Where do i start with italian cinema ?
David Russell
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Nathan Walker
The babedibipu Lebowski
Ian Anderson
Neoreailism?
'60 comedy?
Spaghetti western?
Giallo?
Fellini?
Antonioni?
Pasolini?
Ferreri?
Take your pick.
Xavier Perry
Valentina Nappi and Rocco Sifreddi.
Austin Taylor
Red desert, dolce vita,
Everybody's fine(not deniro)
3 brothers is kino.
C'ervamo tanto Amati is a must(anything in the comedy golden age/w/manfredi)
Caleb Anderson
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Cameron Richardson
Watch the first 20 minutes of 8½, realize it's shit and never turn back.
Christopher Jones
THIS
Lincoln Foster
>watching the shitty ripoff before the original
Adrian Nelson
If you've never seen an Italian film then Cinema Paradiso is a beautiful introduction Then I'd suggest watching Malena and La Vita E' Bella, maybe a spaghetti western after that.
Save some classics like La Dolce Vita for once your a bit more comfortable with the style and you'll appreciate it more.
Easton Nelson
I don't want to give the impression that Italian cinema is something old, dusty and out of touch with the modern world.
Jordan Phillips
La vita è bella isn't even Benigni best movie, it just won an oscar because
>muh holocaust
Xavier Stewart
It's only smellz
Kevin Sanchez
Yeah, but it's probably his most accessible film which is why it's a good place to start.
Carson Taylor
but Italy is old, dusty and out of touch.
James Bell
check out the works of mario salieri
Wyatt Reyes
I once saw Begnini at the hotel I was staying in Venice. He was there too apparently. I greeted him and he greeted back, nice guy.
Angel King
I soliti ignoti (1958)
Boccaccio '70 (1962)
8½ (1963)
La visita (1963)
Il magnifico cornuto (1964)
Io la conoscevo bene (1965)
Indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto (1970)
Un borghese piccolo piccolo (1977)
Il marchese del Grillo (1981)
I picari (1988)
La doppia ora (2009)
Vincere (2009)
Owen Peterson
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Leo Ramirez
No it isn't. You have been living under Hollywood culture monopoly.
Sebastian Sanchez
No I am Italian.
The country is old and stuck in the past.
Most west is, but Italy more.
Jason Reed
il mostro is a lot better than piccolo diabolo
sedosa e abbandonata is my favorite italian comedy
i'd say the bicycle thieves, deep red, la dolce vita, the good, the bad and the ugly are good introductory movies
Ayden Peterson
>The country is old and stuck in the past.
Wich is a good thing, progressivism
has failed.
Camden Evans
Charles Baker
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Caleb Richardson
Geez it was better when comedy showed butts and titties.
Kayden Hughes
I miss those times.
Wyatt Hughes
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Christopher Perez
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Logan Robinson
Yes but as discussed in a previous thread: THE EUROPEAN CUT
The yanks butchered this movie.
Michael Perez
>Cinema Paradiso
I agree with this
Adam Brooks
Cinema Paradiso, too, has different cuts.
The Italian one is longer, but more complete.
Ayden Reyes
italian spiderman (2007)
Ian Baker
Mario Bava, Fulci, Di Leo
Isaac Brown
Lol not a real movie.
Carson Rogers
Il dark cavaliere
Jeremiah White
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Evan James
avoid neorealism unless you want to be turned off Italian movies forever, also avoid anything Fellini directed
Start with 60s genre flicks and westerns
Jason Cooper
>ctrl-f Bertolucci
>0 results
Kevin Carter
Thanks Netflix.
Adrian Stewart
>when the actress doesn't want to do anal but you lie to her and make a cult movie