Where do I start with Luis Bunuel films?
I've seen Un Chien Andalou but that's it. I'd like to see other feature films of his.
I have some beer to help me sit through.
I just started watching Bunuel last night with Beauty of the Day and don't regret it.
Los Olvidados
The Externinating Angel
Viridiana
Belle de Jour
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
The trilogy Simon of the Desert/The Exterminating Angel/Viridiana
Nazarín and Él
La vía láctea
something light like the discreet charm of the bourgeoisie or something heavy like Belle Du Jour. those are probably his least complex films
Can you guys tell me what appeal do you find in his films?
They don't make much sense and are pretty hard to watch.
I'm not saying anything bad with that, opposite actually, I would like to hear what you like about it that could possibly change the way I can seen his films.
Just watch That Obscure Object of Desire and fap to the titties
We have similar eyes
>>64549379
Bunuel films are fun even without beer, you should watch either Simon or The Exterminating Angel next. Discreet Charm might go over your head a few places on your first watch but all of his films have rewatch ability.
>>64549551
i think the absurdism in some of his films is funny. They can be quite transgressive especially compared with the stuff of the times they were made. but i'd say that since they don't take themselves too seriously its easy to have a laugh while enjoying something cerebral and erotic
>>64549583
A bit like the guy from Wendy's scene in Mulholland Dr.?
>>64549379
Mexican period
Comedies with hints of surrealism
>Él
>Ensayo de un crimen
Surrealist
>El ángel exterminador
>Simón del desierto
Drama
>Los olvidados
>Abismos de pasión
Second European period
Dreamy dramas
>Belle de jour
>Tristana
Surrealist
>Le charme discret de la bourgeoisie
>Le fantôme de la liberté
You can start with any of those it depends on what you want to see, most early mexican Buñuel films are pretty average I guess you can start with the second european period
DUDE SURREALISM LMAO
Los Olvidados