What's the best movie of the decade so far? >pic

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>>79121491
i was deeplz impressed by prisoners. it reached a level i thought US kino would never reach again.

but yours is close OP. Gyllenhall is the patrician actor of this generation.

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Pic related IMO
Don't kill me

The Martian

Inside Llewyn Davis
The Master
Blue is the Warmest Color

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>>79121491
One of my favorites.

>>79122526
This decade, not century.

>>79121491
>>79122207
>>79122275
>>79122279
>>79122526
Reddit

>>79123807

Those movies came out in 2013, 2012, and 2013...?

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>>79121491

>>79123878
My bad, then. Thought one of them was from 2007.

>>79121491
Tdkr

>>79121491
>>79122207
>>79122279

are you serious?

>>79123885
Terrible

>>79121491

isnt that just a generic job hunting movie where the guy is very ambitious?
i literally dont get the appeal. it isnt even a good drama if that were the genre, it's not a good thriller because I mean, what's the story: there is no particular crime or problem. He just tries his very best to be a good, cutting edge journalist.

I wish him the very best in his life? I dont get how this is a movie?

>>79123937
Why?

>>79121491
Social Network
The Hunt
Fury Road

Drive

>>79124127
burger spotted

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>yfw the best movie that came out this decade is an anime

Tree of Life is probably the safest answer I guess.

The Grey is the most criminally underrated film of the decade so far though. It's pure kino and a borderline masterpiece and it received virtually no recognition whatsoever.

Ok, I'll be honest: I haven't seen much films of this decade, but the one that seemed the best to me was Hell or High Water

>>79124214
The only thing that was good in it was the animation.

Nightcrawler definitely is a 10/10 for me. Comfy, well-acted, disturbing and funny. Also starts out with btfo'ing the baby boomers that nearly crippled the country.

>>79124343
It's more in the vains of 7/10, but it's one of my favorites from 2015. Jake is a great actor that I love more and more.

>>79124214
not as good as keit-ai
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5784504/

>>79124343
Easily impressed, politically 'woke'. Classic

>>79123950
You night have autism

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>>79121491
THE best movie of the decade and THE biggest pleb filter of our time

Boyhood. Then maybe whiplash

>>79124074
not him but i found some cuts very jarring and the music was really overplayed in some scenes. Otherwise a great film.

>>79125870
(you)

>>79125414
You could not BE more reddit

>>79126050
>saying positive things about acclaimed films is worthy of sarcastic (you)s
This fucking board

i enjoyed whiplash a lot, but that's probably because I always wanted to be a drummer
Nightstalker tho, can't wait for nightstalker 2

>>79125696
this movie sucked.. and the ending was dumb
it looked really cool, though, yeah, sure

>>79126162
>can't wait for nightstalker 2
kys

>>79126171
pleb spotted

>>79126203
what was so good about interstellar? the story?
ill admit it was very well shot, but fuck, boring

A Serious Man

>>79124247
this

>>79126130
yea where do you think we are? not sure why youre surprised

>>79123885

Honestly it feels like someone sent Affleck just the pages of the script where he is being interviewed at the police station, and then tries to kill himself.

The movie doesn't know what it wants to be. It jumps between dark comedy, to just flat out drama over and over again. Several plotlines just weren't built up enough either. They really half-assed it when trying to make it seem like Lee was a pariah in the town, because... reasons.

That being said, I get the feeling that the writer was self-inserting quite a bit. He knew exactly what would trigger a panic attack and executed it perfectly. Someone actually showed off what one was for once. They also did a great job showing what a shell of a man Lee is. That because of his past, through no fault of his own, he cannot be the person that people want him to be.

There is a lot of good in the movie, but there is also a lot of bad.

Nightcrawler is fantastic, especially since it was the director's first film. That's an incredibly impressive first outing.

I've watched The Grand Budapest about twenty times since it came out. It's just so fucking comfy man.

Birdman too. Amazing job there.

>inb4 dude quirky lmao
>inb4 dude drums lmao

gone girl

>>79126130
Boyhood was shit. Whiplash was okay but best film of decade? No.

>>79126849

Holy fuck, why is your taste so bad?

>>79126902
Boyhood is great, not bfotd, but only one would be

>>79126930
>Gone Girl
>not excellent
Pick one

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>great acting, visuals, costumes and sound
>emotional
Pretty much all around aces

>>79121491
>Have a mature fetish
>Nina and him will obviously fuck at one point
>getting excited for some explicit action
>it never comes
how disappointing.

>>79127003

Not excellent.

It's shit.

Easily the worst Fincher movie. He should be shot for that fucking terrible CGI. Especially since he clearly knows how to handle CGI, he absolutely showed zero interest in the film with such sloppiness. Also, he got called a little bitch by Tyler Perry.

>>79127027

It's kinda implied in the first time that she cried, or did something that upset Lou and they didn't fuck. And they may have fucked a second time, but we never see if that comes to pass.

>>79126954
Its shit

>>79127042
Goodness...the bait is strong....

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>>79127096
Classic eloquent /tv/ criticism

>>79126902
I can already tell you're a cunt in real life due to how sure of yourself you are about a subjective medium, or how you think you have absolute authority on the matter

>>79122207
>>79121491
Enemy > both of those

>>79127198
The only thing why the movie is remembered is because the 12 years of making otherwise nobody would remember it now.
>>79127263
But you have to correct a person if he/she is wrong

>>79127380
No, not really. Often it's just memelords like you who obsess over the 12-year process.

Take Shelter
Certified Copy
The Assassin

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>>79126203
>pleb spotted
Said the person whom thinks Interstellar is best anything, let alone a decent film and not what it truly is, Nolan's pathetic attempt at being Kubrick, which, mind you, will never happen.

>>79127451
Name one good thing about it.

>>79127003
It's a good film, but not even among Fincher's holy trinity (Social Network, Zodiac and Fight Club.).

The social network, inception, and drive are films I saw at the cinema and were really memorable. But maybe I became jaded after 2011

>>79127662
Inception is mediocre garbage that could'ev been interesting, since it's premise gives lots of room to play around with which Nolan turned into another run of the mill action flick. Satoshi Kon did it before him, and did it better with his film Paprika.

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>>79125696
pic related had better use of time dilation as a plot point

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>>79124214
Standard trash anime full of melodrama, linear/dull plot, and autistic dialogue. The animation was the only good part.

My favourite is pic related.

>>79127596
>comparing directors

>>79127771
>muh tropes

range-of-the-moment plebs spotted

>>79127916
Did you even see 2001? There's no denying that Nolan wanted to be Kubrick with Interstellar to the point where it was blatantly obvious.

>>79127971
>muh kubrick

who gives a shit? Interstellar was a good movie, and whether or not he tried to copy anyone is redundant at best.

>>79128004
>Interstellar was a good movie
Again, you're in no position to call anyone a pleb if you actually think this is true. It's visually unappealing, filled with expositional dialogue since Nolan has no faith in his audience, most of the characters were 2D at best, "MUH LOVE TRANSCENDS THE LAWS OF PHYSICS", are some of the reasons why Interstellar can not be considered as anything more than okay, if that. Keep blowiong Nolan off, you're doing a good job, faggot.

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>>79121491
>>79122207
Wouldn't say best of the decade, but both are very good.
>>79122275
I liked it but it's a little overrated. The scene of her singing was cringeworthy.
>>79122526
kys
>>79124127
I think this movie gets a lot of undeserved shit, I found it good and definitely more antiwar than one might think at first.
>>79125696
Honestly, if they remade the final act in a less retarded way it might be a good candidate.


Personally, I can't decide on the fly my best one so far. But if I should pick the one that used the medium in the best way, I'd say Fury Road.

>>79128067
>It's visually unappealing,

hell no

>filled with expositional dialogue since Nolan has no faith in his audience,

>characters speaking their minds is somehow bad

>most of the characters were 2D at best,
hell no

>"MUH LOVE TRANSCENDS THE LAWS OF PHYSICS",
If you think this then you didn't get the plot at all.

>keep blowing nolan off

That doesn't mean what you think it does.

The Master.

>>79128129
>I think this movie gets a lot of undeserved shit, I found it good and definitely more antiwar than one might think at first

It is clearly anti-war! It shows how broken Kyle became for going to war

>>79127579
I though Take Shelter was amazing but the ending ruined it a bit though.

>>79128204
yeah, but let's be honest, when someone hears about a movie about a sniper going to iraq anyone would think it would be meant to glorify him.
admittingly the ending with the funeral clashes a littel with the movie's intent, but on the whole I think its message was quite clear, especially considering it shows the family of its nemesis too (ok, it was the bare minimum at humanization, but at least there wasn't a clear cut between the good guys and the bad ones).

>>79128148
>hell no
Hell yes. It feels so mundane and overall fake. Shots do nothing interesting for over 2 hours of the movie nor does it convey the plot in a meaningful way.

>characters speaking their minds is somehow bad
Well, if your definition of dialogue is to cram as many infodumps as you can, then sure, it was great!
>Most of the characters were 2D at best
Outside of the main character, they were. Inception suffered from the exact problem.
>You didn't get it
Sorry, I'm mentally challenged and don't get the excellence that Interstellar was.

Watch 2001, then return and see why you're wrong.

>>79122207
Fucking seriously? Overcooked melodrama and I'M ACTING: the movie

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>>79121491
Nightcrawler was good.

No Under the Skin mentioned so far? wtf

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Is that even a question?

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Plebs.

>>79128340
selena gomez is the most boring blant bimbo of all time

glad to see The Master's been posted cus it da MOTD

>>79122275
Thought that film was incredibly boring, that only had 1 (one) scene that actually justified the animated medium, and would not have been received as well at all had it been live action.

And after seeing this interview, in which they reveal that animation is just a series of still images to create the illusion of movement (and are just generally horrible awkward fuckers), I liked it even less:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfuaWPicXfY

>>79128277
>muh fake
lmao, have you ever seen a probe/ space craft irl?

>>79124127
Zero Dark Thirty was better

>>79128350
thats a big dick

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I like this one

>>79128340
American Honey is the good version of this

>>79124156
ayyyyyyy

>>79128400
>And after seeing this interview, in which they reveal that animation is just a series of still images to create the illusion of movement
So you had no idea of what stop motion is.

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>Plebs only posting Ameriburger films
Holy Motors, motherfuckers

>>79128487
Not quite as good as Spring Breakers

>>79128511
Of course I did. Everyone does. It's a totally asinine statement.

>>79128425
for you

>>79128516
>Eva Mendes
>Kylie Minogue
Well, cant be much of a good movie...

>>79128541
I enjoyed American Honey a whole lot more, it felt a lot more honest to me. Maybe it's because my expectations were lower, I had never heard of it beyond one review on the radio, but Spring Breakers had a big campaign and big stars, and they made a big thing out of ex-Disney star(s) doing this horrible subversive film iirc. American Honey was too long, I'll give you that.

Both were essentially plotless. It would be interesting to rewatch SB for sure

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>>79124214
This is the only movie i went to the cinema to watch in the last 8 years
My fav as well

>>79128568
Eva Mendes is great, wtf are you on about
Both are only in one scene anyway, it's almost an anthology film

>>79128367
fassfag [s]me too[/s]

>>79128568
>judging films unseen this way

>>79121491
It mainly depends on what sort of genre you're looking for. If you want action films, Hong Kong Classics of the 70s and 80s are absolutely killer amazing.

>>79127006
boring

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>>79124225
I was visiting my brother when The Grey was in theaters and we randomly bought tickets for it just because Neeson was in it.
And I'm glad I had the chance to see it on the big screen, it was really worth it.

>>79128641
I had read Decade of movies instead of the opposite of movie for the decade. Rip.

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>>79128400
I think there's a reason for the stop motion
It adds to the slightly surreal tone of the movie easpacialy the fact that they got the face thingy, it just makes everything feel a bit off which is perfect for the film's feel
Also them being puppets adds to the also very simple and bare bones feel of the story

>>79128641
>of the decade so far

>>79128596
On a somewhat similar premise, one that with American Honey was made too tourist-like and poetic to a fault, get acquainted with AA's masterpiece, Fish Tank, truly excellent.

>>79128390
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>>79122526
The Master is the best movie of the decade and to be honest it's not even a difficult question

>>79128547
>realizes the movie animation is a series of still images
>claims he knew what stop motion is

???

>>79121491
>10 years worth of movies
>this is your pick
Pretty good

>>79124214
Terrible, got so bored with the pace and world collision. Cant stand Nip dialogue either. Pretty film though.

>>79125414
Dullish but decent. Highly overrated.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

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Get the fuck out of the way faggots, best film of the decade coming through

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This PTA kino is my fave of the decade so far

>>79128677
Well, fair enough. I still found the story irritating. And yes, I know you're not supposed to like the main character, but I didn't. I just found no warmth in this film

>>79128695
Cheers, will do

>>79128742
I was taking the piss mate. Of course I knew it was still images before they gave the dumb interview. My point is it ridiculous to state that, because everyone knows wht stop motion is by now

>>79128908
My negro. Just rewatched this after finishing Evangelion. A masterpiece

>>79128340
yep

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>>79121491
On an emotional/personal level Room.

Enjoyment wise Dredd and The Nice Guys.

My memory must be fucked up because I can't remember anything else that stood out to me or hasn't already been mentioned.

>>79128944
Awful pacing and terrible characters. A real slog to get through.

Tie between Black Swan and The Master

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Only acceptable answer.

>>79123950
>no crime

Did you watch the movie? The first scene has Nightcrawler stealing scrap metal and beating a security guard half to death. That's the whole movie: a petty goal accompanied by ever increasing acts of violence and moral depravity.

>>79123834
Please tell us the right answer oh great wise faggot

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>>79123834
shut the fuck up you fucking faggot

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>>79130489

I still haven't seen this one. Love Listen Up Philip and Queen of Earth though.

pic related is my choice, followed closely by Mysteries of Lisbon

>>79121491
if you haven't seen Jarhead then you are missing out on some great kino

>>79125696
Definitely the best theatre experience IMO.

>>79127634
Zodiac is garbage. Gone Girl is definitely better.

>>79131153

The most plebeian of opinions.

Zodiac is Fincher's only great film. It's so good that it's surprising a director who hasn't produced much of worth was behind it.

Phoenix
The Social Network
Black Swan
>>79128335
Under the Skin also a great choice
>>79128340
nice

مولهولاند درايف

I honestly think Birdman is great and haven't seen and good criticism of it yet beyond
>this subject doesn't interest me
>I don't like these actors
>this movie is self absorbed
>the one shot style is bad! (even though it ties in perfectly to the film's main event which is a live theatre play)

>>79123834
gay faggot

>>79131308
I thinks a fine film but I do share some of those criticisms though.

>>79131308
Birdman is top notch tbf. The Revenant was garbage though.

>>79131308

The movie is incredibly self-aggrandizing and ultimately rather shallow. It's mildly enjoyable but all you have are characters theatrically delivering emotions in monologues (oh wow! that's the point because it is about theater!) that ultimately get rather tiresome. The style serves little purpose beside seeking to impress. Ultimately the movie is just rather superficial and doesn't communicate much of value.

It's okay but nowhere near being great. Embarrassing that it beat something like Boyhood.

>>79131491
I'm kinda happy it did. I felt like boyhood was idk.. Weak?

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>>79131491
>Embarrassing that it beat something like Boyhood.

>>79131641

Boyhood is always going to be remembered as a masterpiece. It's still talked about, written about, and referenced as a high point in film in the last few years. It's not the best film of the decade so far, certainly one of the best, but it is one of the most quietly audacious and interesting. This board's memes about it are one of the most embarrassing aspects of this generally tasteless shithole. I don't mean you in this case but this board rejects the movie largely because of a video of three manchildren who love Star Wars.

>>79131153
kys reddit

>>79131491
>>79131308
>the same people who say this shit about birdman hate BvS

>>79131078
I like Margaret, anon. You are a real patrician.

I like LUP, not QoE though. The Color Wheel is his best work.

You should watch Somebody Up There Likes Me https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/8285847/Somebody.Up.There.Likes.Me.2012.720p.WEB-DL.H264-HDB_[PublicHD]

>>79131849

I'm the guy ragging on Birdman and I thought BvS was pretty good. I hate superhero trash but Snyder is one of the better vulgar auteurs around.

>>79131873

Thanks for the recommendation man, will give it a download.

I'm really excited for the new ARP movie, Golden Exit.s

>>79131753
Whats so good about boyhood?

>>79131956

Deeply moving slice of realism that has an extraordinary amount going on beyond the surface. Takes Godard's notion of every film being a documentary to perhaps one of the most extreme manifestations ever. It captures what looks and feels like real life in a way that takes few missteps and offers a profoundly moving look at time, memory, life, etc. I think it's one of the most generous films Linklater has made, a movie that asserts the beauty found in even the smallest of lives without seeming pandering or sentimental.

>>79131956
It took 12 years to make.

>>79127579
>Certified Copy
also Like Someone In Love was fantastic. Kiarostami was truly a master of his craft, RIP.

>>79132077

One of the biggest losses in film possibly ever. He still had more films in him.

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Shame

>>79132019
Thanks, adding to watchlist.

>>79132185

Are you a Linklater fan?

I would strongly recommend checking out his Before trilogy before watching Boyhood.

>>79132114
Very true. Up with Murnau, Tarkovsky and Truffaut level of loss

>>79132019
>Takes Godard's notion

All I need to know to never watch Boyhood. Following in the footsteps of that hack should be a crime

>>79132259

Yes because sharing an idea about the philosophy of film is the exact same thing as making movies like that person.

Linklater has almost nothing in common with Godard. Far more like a Mmurican Ozu.

>>79128626
ctrl s retard

>>79124225
The Grey deserves its Underrated status as it advertised itself as LIAM NEESON PUNCHES WOLVES IN THE WOODS and although what we got was infinitely more substantial and meaningful than that, it still was one hell of a cop out. I love the movie tho.
live or die on this day ;__;

>>79132213
I havent seen anything from him so i will try to go through his filmography chronologically till i get to boyhood.

>>79132259
Ah, one of those too. Stick to games

>>79127042
You're a dumb faggot

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Drive

>>79127785
this, essential depressionkino

>>79132517
the only answer

>>79132407
Watch Slackers, Dazed and Confused, the Before Trilogy, and skip the shit out of boyhood.

His other films are good too but boyhood fucking sucks. I still cannot understand how anyone could think it was good, deep, engaging, interesting, or worthy of any praise. It is simply resting on its 12 years gimmick.

>>79132676

Terrible, terrible opinion.

>>79123950
Nightcrawler is borderline kino you pleb

The Dance of Reality
Post Tenebras Lux
The Turin Horse

>>79128921

This might be I preferred Youth tho

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>>79130943
kys yourself

>>79132837
>liking boyhood
>having a valid opinion on anything

>>79131849
Please don't bring up BvS, we're discussing good films in this thread for once

>>79124214
>shinkai
>good

ebin

IMHO, the best film of the decade is Nightcrawler.

But, if we talk about the movies that will be truly remembered as defining of this decade, Her is probably the correct answer.

You can say Drive too, as it set the 80's nostalgia tone that we've been living.

>>79132854

This. The best films of the decade are all European or Asian. America fell back far after the drastic fall of production costs.

>>79132960
BvS is pretty good though. One of the most misunderstood films of the century

>>79128908
>still no yuropean release

fucking hell

>>79128414
Are you retarded or just lack reading comprehension? I never said the space craft and the probe looked fake, but the style of the cinematography made it seem that way.
Also, focusing on only one of my points and ignoring others mean I'm right or you're just unable to refute.

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>>79131271
I love this film, but I prefer this cover to it. Much better than Green Room that I also really liked.

>>79127076
He goes in with weak footage and she yells, "I want what you promised me!" after he blackmailed her into becoming his fuckbuddy. So yeah, it's implied

>>79133194
>Also, focusing on only one of my points and ignoring others mean I'm right or you're just unable to refute.
Not him, but no, that doesn't mean that necessarily

>>79133283
It was an obvious taunt.

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Possibly of the century

>>79129011
I don't think you're not supposed to like them at least not in the way that you'll like a character like the dude in the big lebowski

>>79132144

Why is this strangely comfy and I keep wanting to rewatch it at least yearly? Also based Fass.

>>79133194
>but the style of the cinematography made it seem that way.
are you literally retarded?
Serious question.

>>79125870
Boyhood got robbed at the Oscars

>>79133512
yeah, they forgot to give it a raspberry.

>>79133500
Only figuratively. Nolan's direction always bores me, since rarely does he do something with it.

>>79133602
That. Was. The. Point. Have you seen 2001? No. Because you would know he was directing it in Kubrick's style. Literally no other Nolan film is directed anything at all like Interstellar

>>79133453
same
>tfw watching that dick swing back and forth

>>79133667
I have seen 2001, and it was more interesting visually than anything Nolan did in his entire carrer.
Neither did I say they're all in the same style Interstellar was, but they bore me regardless, especially Inception where he played it too safely.

Grande Bellezza

>>79133671
Your reason isn't strange, you are just a faggot

>>79133759
>one of the greatest films of all time, which is acclaimed for its interesting visuals, is more visually interesting than a director best known for plot holes
Please give us more of your deeply insightful analysis Dr. KerPLEBIAN

>>79134187
>2001
>one of the greatest films of all time

LMAO

2001 is fucking shit. The only people that praise it are fucking pretentious faggots that think liking it makes them look more intelligent.

Kubrick made some great films, but 2001 is not one of them.

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>>79121491
Batman v Superman

>>79134264
Okay, first and foremost, your a retard with low attention span or just run of the mill tryhard on /tv/. Regardless, you're a fucking idiot if you think 2001 is shit and one of the weaker Kubrick films. HAL 9000 was a well written character and the visuals were amazing, but I can't comment much on it's meaning and all that, since I have only seen the film two times and I still found it quite confusing. Just because you don't get something, doesn't mean you should call it shit and what not, grow the fuck up, faggot.

>>79134187
Keep holding straws, your doing a great job so far.

>>79127312
Absolutely this and actually one of my favorite films.

>>79133453
Probably the music and Brandon's insecurity and realness that everyone can relate to.

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>>79134264
>2001 is fucking shit. The only people that praise it are fucking pretentious faggots that think liking it makes them look more intelligent.
GET OFF MY BOARD

>>79124127
lol

##79134264
I know it must be bait, but it doesn't matter: Kill yourself

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>>79134655
This looks even better than mine, thanks!

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>>79134687
>mfw I just saw it yours while scrolling

>>79125414
Idk about pleb filter but it's definitely one of the best movies of the decade.

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>>79122207
Oh yeah he can convey such a large range of emotions.

The guy's awful, let's face it. Nightcrawler was a good movie but it could have been anyone apart him.

>>79128516
You seem to fancy yourself pretty cool for liking that movie. So did a lot of people. You're not special and neither is that movie

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>>79134724
Gonna re;watch it tonight, based Fass never disappoints.

>>79134805
;_;

G-goodnight

>>79134757
>>79121491
The one complaint I had (and it's a small one) was how the character changed under pressure throughout the movie. He was supposed to be unemotional and had complete cofidence in executing his business moves, but was shaky and nervous around the police. It threw the tempo of the movie off a little for me

>>79134874
I thought it was an accurate depiction of a sociopath on the contrary.

>>79134805
Rude and not entirely right. The film is special

>>79134381
You're comparing the tribute to the original and expecting it to outshine. A good tribute doesn't outdo the original, it respects the greatness by slightly underwhelming in comparison.
>2001 has to be > Interstellar or the latter would be a failure
I wouldn't expect you to understand this.

>>79121491

The Master

/thread

>>79134905
So your sayig Lou was faking it?

>>79134972
Hello, dogfucker.

>>79135001
Faking what? The guy is completely unstable and highly dangerous.

He's solitary, doesn't have any friends and invariably uses people as means to his own success. He has no regards for the law.

Correct me if I'm wrong but most sociopaths behave accordingly to this pattern.

>>79134860
Now I feel bad.. I've really been wanting to rewatch holy motors. I didn't understand all the praise it was getting, but I watched it a long time ago when I was over eager and watched some stuff I probably wasn't ready for (On the Silver Globe, this one, etc).

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I'm a little disappointed to see that you don't reach very far in scope. I mean, there were truly original movies to come out during this decade.

Tsar (2009) was amazing, Hard to be a God was unclassifiable, Calvary, Tabu (2012), Only Lovers Left Alive, and so many more I don't immediately remember.

This is sad

>>79135970
>Hard to be a God
Great fucking film.

>>79135970
>2009
>this decade
Nice

And the films aren't, but you sound like a hipster. Sad!

>>79128367
>this is the first time I've ever seen someone mention this movie on /tv/

This shit was a perfect 10 in my books though if I did have to say something bad about it it'd be that McBeths wife was a wrong cast, she's too foreign for me to accept that she's Scottish

>>79136232
Not a native English speaker, so I figured "this decade" was referring to the last 10 years.

And these movies were the ones I could have at the top of my head. I'm not pretending anything else. But please, go ahead and submit of yours.

The master

>>79132144
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaah I have a big dick WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

>>79136330
I really loved Cotillard in this as I did Fassbender, but I can see where you stand. This version quickly became my favorite one, since my Fassbender boner just keeps growing.

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>>79136166
Yup, absolutely disgusting as well.

>>79133430
Me, personally, I loved this movie

>>79136386
Looked like a normal dick

>>79136430
Indeed.

>>79133430
you joking yeh?

>>79134377
the only patrician choice

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>>79121491

>>79137041
Come on, the scene where Vince was getting dragged and that other guy using someone else as a shield were quiet laughable and retarded. Those alone disqualify it.