Which author is Charlie Kaufman's screenwriting comparable to?
Vonnegut
Kafka tbqh
>>8854193
He's quite original so I don't think there's an absolute equivalent but H. Murakami, Borges and Beckett come to mind.
Reminder that Synecdoche, New Yorkis the greatest film of the 21st century thus far
There Will Be Blood is 2nd, I reckon
John Green
>>8854273
I can agree with Synecdoche being up there but There Will Be Blood doesn't belong there for me.
>>8854193
memeakami, vonnegut
>>8854288
Why not? I consider it to be cinema perfected in every aspect. Camerawork, editng, acting, soundtrack, pacing, plot, dialogue, art direction, it's all perfect.
>>8854267
I agree with the three of these
One of the more straightforward postmodernists. Probably Calvino
>>8854296
When I watch a movie I want to watch it because it has something I've never seen before on top of all the things you've just mentioned. I think it's a wonderfully made film and it does what it sets out to do in the highest order. I love the music in that movie so much btw. I liked the story as much as I could like it but it didn't surprise me although it did enthrall me the entire time I watched it. I liked The Master better though. It drew me in more and I liked the acting and the type of story it told better. My favorite film of the 2000s onward and my favorite film is Oasis (2002). Still Walking (2008) comes close though.
>>8854296
>Formalists
>>/out/
>>8854343
I enjoy art purely for its surface aesthetic qualities. If I want meaning I read a philosophy book
>>8854347
Cinema is a craft not an art.
like a modern jewish bastardization of Kafka and Gogol
>>8854351
uh huh
>>8854273
seconding this
>>8854351
Nigga it can be both
>>8854351
what does this mean
>>8854273
you spelled mulholland drive wrong
>>8854436
Haha.
>>8854351
techne
>>8854273
There will be blood isn't even the best PTA film, the master was better.
>>8854634
That's where you're wrong, kiddo.