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>QotT What do you think about Nicholas Ray? What are his best films?
Reminder that if you think that if you want to stop eating meat after watching Okja you're retarded.
Daniel Bell
where vulva
Daniel Brown
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Jeremiah Gray
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Jonathan Young
ElTaco90 gives Primer a 4 star rating
Kevin Campbell
In DW Griffith's America, the Revolution was fought because of the tyrannical and autocratic intransigence of George III, overruling the protests of his distinguished parliamentarians. The King, in cahoots with the vile Walter Butler, enlisted hordes of "savages" for the expressed purpose of murdering the women and children of the Hudson Valley. Butler, for his part, wasn't really loyal to the British crown, but was instead planning to set himself up as the founder of a vast American Empire. Griffith's loyalties are difficult to comprehend: he stretches credulity in attempting to unite the English and American aristocracies against the forces of barbarism, manifested in Butler and his lieutenant, a white man who dresses like an Indian and leads the Mohawk in brutal massacres. The final image: Tory and Patriot joined in marriage as the divine Washington prepares to take his inaugural oath, interrupted by a title card reading: "Friends of old -- again friends, to help solidify the power of the English speaking peoples in the work of the world."
DW Griffith is bad at history
Chase Adams
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Caleb Reed
Johnny Guitar and In a Lonely Place are my favourites.
I keep meaning to watch more of his stuff. I've seen Bigger than Life, which I liked and Rebel Without a Cause, which was fine.
Jack Reed
who the fuck names themself Johnny Guitar
Ryder Rivera
John who plays the guitar, obviously.
Jayden Evans
John who does carpentry, obviously
Carter Moore
Emily who wears jeans, obviously.
Evan Long
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Adam Stewart
neural99
say something nice
Henry Wilson
go aawayy u like the worst emma
Hudson Foster
what's some movies about hate love relationships?
Carter Morales
See They Live At Night next, excellent film. As good as IaLP and JG.
Luke Torres
Has anyone here seen Johnny Mad Dog?
Camden Walker
Reminder Filmstruck has these films. I have yet to see Party Girl. On Dangerous Ground is good, Bigger Than Life as well, but They Live at Night and Lonely Place are excellent. Among Bogey's best.
Has anyone seen these two documentaries?
Ayden Cooper
Give me password
Angel Lee
Recently saw John Huston's Reflections in a Golden Eye with Brando and Elizabeth Taylor, what an underrated film, criminally so. Dreamlike, psychosexual film, tinted gold throughout. Debut performance of Robert Jackie Brown Forester. Brando is great.
Savage Grace was underwhelming. Moore was beautiful and did well with the subpar material, but the narrative unfurled without much interest or dynamism.
The Women (1939) is great, light film with something to say. Written by two women and starring hundreds, no men.
Rio Bravo is damn fun, as Tarantino has described, a great hangout film, you really get to know the characters as pals. youtu.be/v2ssbgThljU
Rewatched The Big Sleep and I gotta say, underwhelmed this time around. Falcon and many others dwarf it. Great set-up and Bogey and Bacall have great chemistry, but once the plot starts rolling there's not much there.
Jace Nguyen
Just do a free trial.
Hudson Long
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Dominic Brown
Wow great looking coffret
Austin Gutierrez
bump
Benjamin Carter
>we can't go home again >documentary you're in for a treat
Is there a way to non-tediously remove all of my star ratings?
Jace Cox
delete your account
Ayden White
no but you can change pronouns
Chase Lee
this
David Howard
Holy crap Battle of the Sexes looks terrible.
Christian Campbell
mmmmm
Julian Cook
>a movie about female empowerment looks bad to an alt-right MAGA faggot
What a surprise
Blake James
>everything is a about left or right
amirite?
Samuel Hughes
Lesbian Emly.
Carson Long
How's ur summer?
Alexander Parker
horrid
Liam Long
>it's a /lbg/ thread runs to page 10 episode
Jeremiah Long
>The mission of /lbg/ is to promote the intelligent discussion of film as art >intelligent discussion never found in these threads >retards wondering why /lbg/ threads 404 so quickly
