/lbg/

>>79404283
what the hell? how can I import it?

>>79404327
https://letterboxd.com/about/importing-data/

Classic machill

Fuckers left the other one to die so soon

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https://letterboxd.com/machill54/

>synt gives science crazed 5*
based

>>79404467
classic me

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https://letterboxd.com/Jester851/

>>79404283
Previous thread died before bump limit reached: >>79387029

>>79404859
Yes, you for example, always so diligent to honour the dead with this linking, should have helped to avoid this embarrassment that happens when threads die before autosage

actual previous thread >>>/s4s/5144261

>>79405150
It probably would make a lot more sense if letterboxd threads were on /s4s/

>she texts me first
>doesn't text me back when i reply
was it autism?

>>79405646
maybe she remembered you're a giant creep

>>79405674
>whiteknighting a hypothetical girl
Damn, that's low

>>79405674
why did she text me first then
bitch cunt who liked la la land

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How much better than la la land will this movie be

hype

the new Girls episode is really good tbqh

>>79406203
fuck off back to >>>/tv/

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>>79405835
>original story and songs by Sparks

I had no idea they were still working on stuff. I do recall a Sparks song in Holy Motors though so I guess Carax is a fan.

waut

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https://letterboxd.com/SwimmingPool/

I don't know what I'll watch tonight, probably Salo or Teorema

>>79407740
be my valentine

>>79407740
Choose the good one, so Teorema

>>79407875
sure, just come pick me up and we can do something

>>79407959
I will see

>>79408050
We can go to the movies. What do you wanna see?

>>79408599
anything wih Emily Jean <3

>>79408639
Not talking to you, imposter.

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anyones thoughts on this? is it good?

>>79408599
I don't know, John Wick maybe

>>79408770
I hear very good things, I just haven't been in the correct head space to devote myself to it.

>>79408770
No clue, but it's an odd title

>>79408919
>this triggers silly steak

>>79408919
Literally me

>>79408969
rip you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqpxT_iJ8Mc

what are some other movies about 'the zone', in a similar fashion to Picnic at hanging rock and Stalker preferably

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>>79408770
it's great, one of the best films of 2016. make sure to watch the 3 hour cut, though.

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>>79409259

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>>79409325

>>79409259
>5 movies a day
do you not feel like you need some time to digest a movie before watching another?

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>>79409325
>Frank Ocean

>>79409410
i mean it's not like i'm watching them back to back or anything, i just don't really have anything else to do right now

dogshit > steakbro

emily jean < 3

>>79409259
>>79409325
Yikes

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>>79409259
dam

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>>79409502

>>79409586
*cackles*
hahahahahaha
laughing snake!!!

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I'M GOING FOR THE GOAL

>>79409619
dude, it's a lizard

>>79405150
>no1 here cares h8 2 break it 2 u
Good ol' winstonne.

>>79409586
is it winking?

>>79409876
oh man this is a real movie

>>79409822
seems that way

>>79409782
the joke →
← (You)

>>79409242
>>79409242
>>79409242
answer pls

>>79410533
emily jean is the answer <3

>>79410533
do you mean films with a central mystery that is never really resolved, or mystery centered specifically around a certain area

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>>79409952
I'm watching (You)

>>79410691
centered around a mysterious, eerie, aethereal and/or haunting area and it's never really explained what it is

>>79410824
Angel's Egg and A Field in England come to mind, but that's a pretty specific request so i'm not sure i can help you much more

>>79410949
Well, thanks for nothing then, faggot

>>79411153
that's pretty rude, my man. i gave you two movies that more or less fit that description.

>>79410824
ugetsu?

>>79411197
this >>79411153 is not me, anon. I appreciate your suggestions

>>79411204
this sounds good.

I was thinking it could be something like Aguirre Wrath of God too, where the environment is unknown and hostile to the characters

>>79410824
Hourglass Sanatorium

>>79409410
>tfw NEET
>tfw average 4 movies a day

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>>79412007
Tfw I've seen less than 12 movies since January 2016

>>79412160
why are you here

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>>79412007
>watch 2 movies a day
>go out and work out the rest of the day
>feel like I'm wasting my life

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https://letterboxd.com/farre/

>>79412266
I dunno, I've been nominated a few times.

>>79412428
Get out imposter
>>79412266
I have an extensive watchlist that I never
Get around to at all

How do you guys watch more "obscure" stuff? Like international films that don't have physical releases in English, or stuff that isn't on Netflix.

I've tried Mubi but it's selections are often questionable, is there any other good streaming services for lesser known international stuff?

>>79412654
private trackers

>>79412654
Filmstruck's catalog is fairly extensive

besides that you can try to get onto private trackers like PTP or Karagarga

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>>79412679
When can I expect an invite. Cuck boy

>>79412654
try youtube, youll be surprised with how many obscure stuff is on there, and a lot of it w english subs

>>79412679
invite me then faggot

>>79412705
>>79412754
Post top 10 and profile.

>>79413364
which tracker?

>>79413407
I have 3 on SC and 1 on both CG and HDB. PTP is closed.

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>>79413364
As you wish, here is a top 9, I don't have a concrete tenth. Shall I bestow upon you my profile name now

>>79412279
I mean, do you at least have a job?

>>79411153
You're exactly like that lunatic black lady I had to deal with today. Go fuck yourself, you slithery cunt.

>>79413807
no, I'm on college but my personal life is /r9k/ tier

I'll paypal someone $20 for a ptp invite :(

>>79415091
I just said they're closed you nigger

>>79412654
Fandor and Mubi are trash.

>>79416642
True.
And so are PTs still living and breathing on this outdated ratio model. It's dumb, useless and counter-productive.
In a very near future these will be the betamax days of torrents/sharing, only to be laughed at.

>>79404283
If I knew that maybe I wouldn't get shit every thread I'm in
https://letterboxd.com/Cubei8/

>>79410824
Valhalla Rising

>>79415091
>>79415463
My mom told me to apologize for calling you the n word. Sorry.

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Doing 2016 catch up.

>>79417343
-.-

>>79417812
where did you watch shin godzilla?

>>79416831
>level 1 pleb
Don't overrate yourself, buddy

What do you think of new competence?

>Recent New Competence films are, for me, stuff like La La Land, A Cure for Wellness and this [john wick 2], which seem designed as self-conscious "coherent" antitheses to the haphazard aesthetics that have proliferated in mainstream moviemaking. Yet they all lack that intangible something that would make them great, or even good. You can "see" them clearly, but there's little, between the lines, to really see.
>It's a term I came up with, and like any such grouping, it's more than a bit of a shallow catch-all. I'm more a believer that each movie is unique and creates its own specific analytical problems. But creating a grouping helps me organize some of my thoughts and feelings on the art of the moment, and hopefully go deeper, if not in writing, then in conversation or reflection.
>I also agree that craft itself can be meaning, and the craft here I think conjures a moral vacuum that rubs me the wrong way. The movie made me soul-sick, all the more so because of its arch pretensions to Buster Keaton-esque comedy, its thoughtless stereotyping of characters and character actors, and its numbingly pie-eyed adoration of firearms. At this moment, I'm just not able to find much fun in treating an AR rifle like a fine wine.

>>79418410
I think that person should kill himself asap

>>79418410
it's a useful grouping, but far too dependent on personal opinion to be meaningful for others

>>79418410
He's correct
The new formula of tv and film is abhorrent

>>79417856
Theatres in October sadly, I just had forgotten to log it. Looking forward to it being online.

>>79418410
>Grouping honest cinema like JW2 together with dishonest crap like LLL.

baka

>>79418721
>le dishonest
Get bent

i'm not sure i'll ever understand what people find so compelling about the work of Andrei Tarkovsky. he seems a talented filmmaker, technically proficient almost to a fault, but i've never been able to find anything emotional or meaningful to connect to or even think about in his films.

>>79418995
huh

>>79418995
I only get emotionally connected with Mirror and Nostalghia, or was it Nostalgia..

>>79419040
Mirror is the next i plan to watch. might not continue with him if it lets me down.

>>79419065
>might not continue with him if it lets me down
Is that a threat?

>>79419215
wasn't intended that way but hey, however you want to take it

>>79418410
I think he just shoved a bunch of random words into a paragraph and called it a day.

>>79418995
Silly Steak

>>79419337
Many such cases

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>>79419375

>>79419040
I must admit that I viscerally hated Tarkovsky's "Nostalgia" and completely hated the use of Beethoven in it. I've seen it only once, but none of the Tarkovsky films that I have seen did I think are really good.

Takes a very special kind of incurable 'tism to gravedig old shitposts and repost them.

Just sayin.

>>79419497
what's it feel like to be such a laughingstock, cory?

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>>79419543
Happy Valentine's Day to you too, anon.

Happy Valentine's Day my friends and extra happy Valentine's Day to my many enemies.

>>79419955
Go fuck yourself

Have to move everything out of my room 'cause of a painter so I have to watch movies around other people. Help me.

>>79419955
>>79420000
btfo

>>79420016
Cancel the painting

>>79420120
I tried to say it was a bit of a waste but family insisted. I think there's a copy of The Reverent on the TV in the living room so might watch that but that still leaves me with 2 days

>>79420016
watch Hausu

>Moonlight.2016.1080p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H264-FGT
>fgt
kino is out boys

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>>79420579
>FGT
when your neighbore cuts his grass and a blade falls on your lawn so you go get in your A-10 Warthog and strafe his house, killing his entire family.

@79420616
le ancuck Mem xdddd

why don't you violate the nap and off yourself?

>>79420579
Where? You didn't link any.

>>79420847
it's on rarbg

I've pretty much accepted that I'm gonna be an embryo for quite a long time. Got a whole lotta stuff to catch up on.

>>79421717
Good. That makes you more willing to learn and get more out of film than other people at your level.

>>79420064
shit taste confirmed.

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>>79423054
Whoa, big man here. Why don't you show us how big and post your own profile faggot.

>>79418410
I haven't seen any of these films but it seems legit. Stuff I have seen that strikes me as New Competence would be Birdman, every Villeneuve film and Green Room

>>79423334
Also Nightcrawler

Where can I find Nocturama?

>>79420579
Doctor Strange sounds more more exciting for me

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>>79423514
>Nocturama

>>79420579
The last third is very good. The two that precede it are awfully weak to be honest. That being said, Remy from House of Cards is very good in the first part.

>>79423568
Enjoy festering in your echo chamber, boyo. It's for the best you never leave the house.

>>79423586
>If I project hard enough maybe they won't detect me

>>79423625
The only reply I ever get from you people is this. Get some new material.

>>79423635
>from you people
Excuse me??

>>79418410
it's sad that people have to invent new buzzwords and movements for "competent filmmaking."

>>79423734
You heard what I said, Jew boi.

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>>79409259
to think that I used to follow you :(

got dry lips

movies for this feel?

>>79423514
kg

>>79424509
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

>>79424865
Ah right, I generally prefer to keep my KG account to obscure titles and keep newer stuff for public shit trackers. That being said, I've wanted to see this for a while so I might as well take the plunge.

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This image has become pretty much a symbol of evil in modern times

>>79424509
Lawrence of Arabia

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>tfw already watched 11 5/5 movies this year

https://letterboxd.com/Lozjudai/

>>79426559
>he actually gives any movie a 5/5

Spotted the pleb

>>79426559
So you think

>>79426559
>869 films
lol

Truffaut is shit btw

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>>79426689
delet this

>>79426559
>curve peaks at 4
wow

>>79426916
>muh bell curve

WHAT'S UP FAGS

>>79426970
1/4th of the films you've seen aren't 4-star movies, it's just unreasonable.

you've basically just denied yourself the top part of your rating curve by making your average so high.

>>79427026
MY DICK ON YOUR ASS

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Underworld - 2.5
Fire Walk With Me - 4
The Blair Witch Project - 3.5
Blue Velvet - 3.5

https://letterboxd.com/greywind/

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What did we think of this

>>79427168
It was truly a blue valentine

>>79427168
>Ryan Gosling
*starts vomiting uncontrollably*

>>79427207
jesus christ

>>79427083
Fag

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Recc me more Newman kinos

>>79427947
Jurassic Park
Basic Instinct
Rat Race

ok, which one of you made this?

https://letterboxd.com/film/ayy-whatchu-doin-my-boy/

https://letterboxd ~dot~ com/pastafrola

>>79428314
I'm tryna take a shit homie

>>79428383
Didn't work

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>>79428512

>>79427947
Butch and Sandance
The Sting
The Hustler (stay away from The Colour of Money)
Slap Shot

>>79429020
I'm so sad. I wanted to visit pastafrola's site :(

>>79427947
Helen Morgan Story
Hud
Long Hot Summer

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>>79427947
That fact that it is propaganda doesn't prevent it from being great.

>>79429492
in which way? haven't seen it.

>>79429868
Propaganda for the state of Israel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-sFhCC39Ws

how is your valentine's day going guys?

>>79420000
>be very rude
>gets quads
Life isn't fair

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What are some films like the sentiment expressed in picture related

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>>79431180

>>79424405
if it's any consolation i still love Porter Robinson

>>79431180

Oslo 31. August

what's your favorite emily jean movie?

>>79431602
the one where you fuck off and stop posting about her

more like emma fagarty

Why is British and American cinema so much better than everything else?

who the fuck is emily jean bitch

>le reddit general

>>79431602
Post THICC Emily Jean

nobody cares about your waifu, faggot

>>79431727
I don't know what shithole country you live in, but here in AMERICA we have something called FREEDOM OF SPEECH.

>>79431792
letterboxd-fedorameme.jpg

>>79431766
Wrong Italian cinema is the best

>>79431814
and i'm using my freedom of speech to tell you i want you to fuck off and stop spamming the general with posts about a shit-tier waifu who's only ever given one or two good performances and generally makes every film she's involved with worse for her presence

>>79431839
you don't know anything about movies

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>>79431766
>British cinema
lol talk about a contradiction in terms buddy

>>79431845
DESTROYED

>>79431839
FREEDOM OF SPEECH! I KNOW MY RIGHTS!

>>79431845
Why do you keep spamming her? It's not even funny, you're just obnoxious and embryo-signaling.

>>79431884
>t. embryo

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>>79431853
When worlds collide!

>>79431939
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kk2TkjZF4Hw

If Amaranth were a movie, Edgar Cochran would give her a 100/100
If Amaranth were a director, she'd be Federico Fellini
If Amaranth were a country of film, she'd be Italy
If Amaranth were a style of filmmaking, she'd be French New Wave
If Amaranth were anymore perfect, she'd be Amaranth

-Made by Anonymous on 6/3/2014

>>79431960
no

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https://letterboxd.com/Smoothhands/
Let he who knows kino cast the first stone.

>>79431724
>>79432040
WHAT THE FUCK IS YOUR PROBLEM???

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>>79431960
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>>79432109
Emma

>>79432109
you did it correctly this time
congrats on correcting your mistake

CURRENT THREAD!!: >>79404283

Very important!

>>79432146
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvUcfL4Y9W0

what's the deal with pastafrola? why is he obsessed with pastas and frolas?

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>>79432471
pastafrola

>>79432471
Idk, most of the time I'm thinking about the same shit he thinks about but in a unique and different way I'm more out going as well but only when I'm thinking about pat, underrated movie btw.

Tom Ford > John Ford

Choose substance not empty style

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>>79432579
good joke

>>79432597
You're a good joke

Turn up the lights here baby

Is /lbg/ to intelligent for /tv/?

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>60s french film
>it's about a whore

>>79432597
>joke

>>79433059
Yes

>>79433097
>post war Jap film
>it's about a whore

>>79432875
who are you talking to

>>79433253
Extra bright I want y'all to see this

>>79433382
HHHUH

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I'm sorry to say The Avengers isn't a good movie; it's a GREAT MOVIE!!!! It's not only the best team superhero movie ever made, but it may just be the best comic book adaption made period!
The Avengers is the culmination of what began in Iron Man; and continued through The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Thor and Captain America. It was only a few years ago that my son and I had just finished watching Iron Man and as the credits were ending, Samuel L. Jackson appeared on screen as Nick Fury and spoke to Tony Stark about joining Avengers Initiativein that short scene, the framework for potentially the greatest comic book movie of all-time had begun! Director Joss Whedon, most known for the T.V. series Buffy The Vampire Slayer, takes the foundation that was built in the prior films and brings together the greatest team of superheroes in film history, The Avengers: Iron Man/Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), Captain America/Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), Hulk/Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), and Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) as "assembled" by Nick Fury. Cont.

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Whedon's scripts usually include clever banter, gripping action sequences and an air of mystery and The Avengers is no different. Whedon has an utter love for comic books, and it is proudly put on display in The Avengers. The cast does a great job of bringing these iconic characters to life, beginning with Robert Downey Jr. Unlike Iron Man 2, in which Downey seemed to skate through scene after scene, Downey plays Stark almost effortlessly, delivering his lines with relative ease allowing his charisma, charm and smugness to shine through; Robert Downey Jr. IS Tony Stark! Chris Evans' solidifies himself in the role of Captain America. He was very good in his solo film, but truly owns the role standing alongside Iron Man and Thor. Chris Hemsworth's Asgardian god Thor has some incredible battle scenes and indirectly provides one of the film's most funny moments. After being seriously underutilized in Iron Man 2, Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow is provided a back-story, which helps in developing the character and provides an opportunity to prove she is much more than just a pretty face; she's as dangerous psychologically as she is physically. I could envision myself enjoying a beat-down at the hands (and feet) of Black Widow. Cont.

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The character I was most concerned about being given little story and the least amount of screen time was Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye; happily, he's not left by the wayside and does a more than admirable job of developing the character. Hawkeye stands alongside Robin Hood and Katniss Everdene (The Hunger Games) as the best archers to grace the silver screen. I'd like to see more of him in a film of his own. Mark Ruffalo, the most recent choice to play Hulk, is far better suited to the role than Eric Bana (The Hulk) and Ed Norton Jr (The Incredible Hulk). Ruffalo looks more the part of the nerdy scientist Banner and plays the part without looking angry in every scene. In The Avengers, the Hulk is at his most impressive, both in his on-screen transformation and the violence he displays when the opportunity calls for him to "hulk out". If any character appeared to stand out a little bit more than the others, for me it was the Hulk. Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury is finally more than just the guy making surprise appearances. Fury is finally able to stretch his legs some, and Jackson slides quite easily into the role. Clark Gregg's Agent Caulson returns, and Cobie Smulders makes her Marvel films debut as Agent Maria Hill, and she is a welcome addition.

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The film's main villain is Thor's adopted-brother Loki, played by Tom Hiddleston. You would think the part would be a difficult one to play being opposite such powerful personalities and strong characters, but Hiddleston does a fantastic job; the performance should not go unnoticed, because it's one of the strong points of the film. Loki is not a villain without purpose and Hiddleston comes across as a devious mastermind without being cartoonish. At a running-time of 2+ hours, The Avengers is well paced and time flies by. The effects are top-notch, the acting is very good, and the script drives the movie elevating its strengths. For viewers that may not have seen any of the other films (and if so, why not!?!?), we're provided just enough information to bring everyone up to speed without feeling overdone. Whedon provides more than just a standard comic book film, but a story with reason that's backed up with incredible action and humor. Although the film is filled with larger than life characters, none are short changed; each character is given at least one great scene to work with, and the opportunities don't go to waste. Cont.

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The film's finale provides a deafening crescendo of action that is breathtaking. As usual with Marvel films, be sure to stay around for the post credit sequence, which provides a surprising reveal. I went into The Avengers with unfairly high expectations, due to all of those that were involved, as well as the films that came before it. After viewing the initial trailers and not being blown away, I had set myself up for disappointment. It was only a matter of minutes after the film started that I was put at ease, and just minutes later when my expectations were blown away. I never imagined that it was possible to put onto the screen, what I was watching. I'm happy that Marvel had the sense to keep these properties to themselves and to move forward with these characters in the manner in which they did. Marvel Studios and Disney are going to make a boatload of money off this film, and deservedly so; because there's never been another movie made of its caliber. Grade: A+

/lbg/ is too stupid to get Marvel films

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>>79433687
I don't see what's your goal

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>>79433488
Richard Donner's Superman will always be the best superhero movie.

VERISIMILITUDE!

>>79433811
The Dark Knight, actually.
Only contrarians disagree

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Captain America: The Winter Soldier is the third film in Phase 2 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (after last year's Iron Man 3 and Thor: The Dark World).
Compared with the mighty giant green monster, the hammer wielding Norse thunder god or the 'genius, philanthropist, billionaire, playboy' armor man, the Captain was never quite as appealing as the rest of the 'Unusuals'. Steve Rogers is portrayed as an old-fashioned, straightforward, honest, courageous, sincere, patriotic superhero. This makes him a less-interesting, boring character. Moreover, as Tony Stark said it, "Everything special about you came out of a bottle!"
Most film-goers would know that Marvel films are famous for its bright, fun and not-so-serious approach to its storytelling, together with some catchy, witty dialogues. This film is a game changer in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This time around, Marvel decided to take a different approach on things: To make a Captain America sequel with a more serious, darker plot development and more face-to-face close-range hand combat fights. What should have been a typical superhero film, now becomes a conspiracy-espionage thriller.cont.

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Two years after the events that happened in New York city, the Captain still struggles with adjusting himself to the modern world, with no apparent social life or girl friend, which is why Natasha/Black Widow tries to introduce or recommend him some cute girls in S.H.I.E.L.D. for him to date with. He is shocked when he learns that the very governmental organisation he is working for is not what it seems to be, as the Cap said in the trailer, "This isn't freedom. This is fear". Soon, he finds himself entangled in a conspiracy that puts millions of innocent lives at risk.
The film comes with excellent, fast-paced action choreography. Although the cinematography is a bit dodgy due to the shaky-cam techniques used for depicting the chaotic moments, the fight scenes between the Winter Soldier and the Captain is fantastic and serves as one of the film's highlights. The audience finally gets to see how the Captain's shield is utilised effectively in both offensive and defensive combat situations. It also good to see again how Natasha kicks ass in the film.cont.

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https://letterboxd.com/machill54/

happy valentines day /lbg/
I love you all and also I love too watch films

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>>79433866
Exposition dumps does not equal good dialogue, and neither does it equal good cinema.

Shark repellent>why so serious

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All actors delivered a pretty decent performance in the film. Once again, Chris Evans and Scarlett Johannson both proved that they fit their roles well, adding more depth to the characters they portray in the film. Sam Wilson/Falcon is a welcome addition to the Marvel franchise and hopefully he will appear again in the Avengers sequel. Unfortunately, despite the film's title, the winter soldier is not a complex villain and doesn't appear much in the film. It's such a shame to just show him as a formidable physical fighter who's capable of challenging the Captain.
The film is well-scripted, filled with suspense while highlighting some important socio-political issues such as government surveillance and control in its storytelling. Although the twists in the film is predictable and fairly easy to guess, the sequel is a marked improvement compared to its predecessor, Captain America: The First Avenger. The story unfolds gradually and comes with huge, surprising developments by the end of the film.
Grade: A-

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>>79433811
The best Superman comics are much better than best Superman films.

Random thoughts for Valentine's day, 2004. Today is a holiday invented by greeting card companies to make people feel like crap.

If only I could meet someone new. I guess my chances of that happening are somewhat diminished, seeing that I'm incapable of making eye contact with a woman I don't know. Maybe I should get back together with Naomi. She was nice. Nice is good. She loved me. Why do I fall in love with every woman I see who shows me the least bit of attention?

The only Valentine's Day cards I get are from my mother. How pathetic is that, huh?

>>79434045
Kys, ''''''''''''''friend''''''''''''

>>79434045
Lol, fag

Batman V Superman is the best superhero movie of all time.

I say this as someone who doesn't like superhero movies. So you know you can trust me. You don't want to take the word of someone who fucking posts on /co/, /v/ and probably contemplates going to fucking comic con every year, but doesn't because they're too socially awkward

>>79434114
>Nice is good
deep

>>79434159
I absolutely agree.

>>79434159
No, you're just another retard, simply different in retardation from the ones in your strawman fantasy

>>79434243
Um, excuse me, anon, "retard" is highly offensive. Be conscious of your language please.

>>79434106
Superhero stories are at their worse when they're taken so seriously. Primarily because you're dealing with flying men in tights. Richard Donner and Sam raimi's superhero films worked so well because they nail perfect balance of character drama, camp, and verisimilitude (cinema).

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I am drawn back to when this movie was first announced and how I despised the notion of a Batman V Superman film a la Freddy vs Jason, Alien vs Predator and so on.
It all seemed like a huge gimmick to me and I expected the worst for this movie. Fast forward a couple years, I am sitting down at a private screening, the lights go down and the movies opens up. The opening sequence was not what I expected but shows Snyder's visual creativity in a similar manner as he did with the opening sequence of Watchmen.
We are hearkened to the Black Zero Event, only we see it from Bruce Wayne's perspective as shown in some of the trailers. I love that Snyder uses Bruce's as the eyes of the audience to get an outside perspective of the surrounding madness and destruction, and he does it very effectively. You are mad at these beings, you feel the terror, the confusion the anger for them bringing there war here, it plays out with spectacle and sadness. Cont.

>>79434159
How can it be the best superhero movie when it's one of the worst movies of all time?

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The overall story is well woven and much better than MOS, you can definitely breathe a sigh of relief in that Terrio does a great job of crafting this all together. The movie is a visual tour de force as we have come to expect with Snyder but let me just say that his directing has also improved. For those who moaned about the shaky cam and muted colors, they will be pleased. Performance wise. EVERYONE does an outstanding job, the standouts to me were Affleck, Eissenberg and Gadot. I was not on the Ben, Gal, Jesse hate wagon, though I found Eissenberg's casting questionable but I felt he had shown that he has some capable range of pulling it off. Affleck is Bruce Wayne, Affleck is Batman, talk about casting redemption. Similar to Reynolds, GL>Deadpool. Affleck should no longer be bogged with complaints about Daredevil.
For those that hated on Gadot, suck it, she owns the role in every way possible, she really has stepped up her acting game as well. The woman has presence as Diana, grace and beauty and as Wonder Woman, she is truly a Goddess. People were moaning about Gail's size, forget that nonsense, she proves she does not need bulking muscles to be a warrior and her fight scenes are exceptional, makes Faora look like she was waltzing. Eissenberg, well well well. Let me first say I thought the best versions of Luthor were from the Lois and Clark and Smalville TV shows but Jesse brings something totally new to the game. Cont.

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Please don't be rude on this, the day of love

>>79434356
Categorically untrue.

>>79434376
This ain't le day of love for me, buster. So fuck off

BvS was great

>>79434364
>Eissenberg good

kys

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Jesse plays his Luthor like a true devil. He is deceiving, manipulative, conniving, that line the Devil will do it, he is referring to himself to me. I could not help but see him like a Lucifer in his role and wondered if Jesse kind of based playing his character that way. Everyone else support wise was absolutely great. I do not want to write a long report of praises so let me see if I can cap off before getting on my flight. The fight set up was a little weak but boy the pay off was spectacular. Cavill I feel needs to step up a little more, granted he was wonderful but he was out shined. He needs to get beyond that distraught expression that he likes to use because he does it to death in this and I found that annoying.
The other member intro's were great and will have you all pumped for the JLA, the Knightmare scene was horrific and impactful and made me smile like a little geek. The final fight was amazing. Never in a CBM have we seen anything like it, yes I said it NEVER and lastly, I will say the movie does end on a heart wrenching note but a wink in the end.
Grade:A++

>>79434431
Eisenlex is the GOAT cinematic & tv Lex Luthor.

You have garbage taste if you argue otherwise.

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haha movies

>>79434380
It's a barrage of noise, nonsensical plot, incoherent tone, and pretentious self-seriousness.

>>>/s4s/5148470

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had completely forgotten i'd already seen deep rising before

>>79434499
We need to put you on a leash.

My only problems with BVS were: the horrid Justice League tie ins. They did not need to be there. Also the Doomsday fight, which seemed tacked on because all superhero movies at this point seemingly have to exist within this framework where there's a big fight at the end.

I thought Affleck was excellent as Batman, I thought that other guy was excellent as Superman. The chick who played Wonder Woman was also great. I think it's an exceptionally interesting take on a series of familiar names. If it hadn't have fallen into similar superhero tropes it would have been so much better. It's certainly not a film for general audiences that much is clear. That being said, I'd rather watch BVS again than any of the Marvel movies released to date. I'm not a comic book guy, so this isn't me sticking to a "side" I don't think I've ever held a comic book let alone read one. It saddens me that there's probably going to be a significant change in direction and tone moving forward. I seriously enjoy the darker, more nihilistic take.

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le reddit army has arrived

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>In an effort to combat confusion, television broadcasts in Japan include text in the upper-left corner of the screen to remind viewers which level of the dream a specific scene takes place in.
Haha Asian "intellectuals"

>>79434632
So you call it only to BvS?

>>79434632
oh so reddit are the contrarians now? I thought that was /tv/'s schtick?

>>79434679
But Nolan is basically ripping Satoshi Kon off wholesale this entire movie? What the fuck?

>>79434499
>>>/s4s/5148489
Why does this discord cuck get so triggered over winstonne?

>>79434699
Reddit and /tv/ are one in the same. /lbg/ is our refuge.

>>79434596
>It saddens me that there's probably going to be a significant change in direction and tone moving forward. I seriously enjoy the darker, more nihilistic take.
/lbg/ can we seriously have a discussion about why plebs equate ultraseriousness with being good or better? You see it as a shift in the Hollywood blockbuster machine and prestige television now.

And anytime humor is allowed, it's merely quips, no visual or situational gags that play with momentum or pacing. I'd chock it up to lack of improv and contemporary acting style today, there's something about it I very much dislike.

>>79434919
MODS

>>79434919
cute dog

>>79434919
What did he mean by this?

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https://mega.nz/#!YJcWSbDY!VmxAyQmgwGUHQPe9mvdcfoFXTG3o_n24_Z9uCrVBtiQ

/lbg/ EXCLUSIVE - please don't upload elsewhere IN ANY FORM and respect that

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This movie changed my life. Right up there with American Psycho! There is so much symbolism in this movie I had to watch it thrice just understand it fully!
When the one baby said "Don't have a cow Basil" I thought wow, a reference to The Last Temptation of Christ" Humor, intense plot, this babies got it all! All I can say is WOW! If you like intense psychological thrillers than this movie is for you! The switching of the twins was a total plot twist! I had no idea that would happen! I even found myself mistaking the two Sly and Whit! Christopher Llyods best performance since the powerful Angels in the Outfield! Kathleen Turner delivers a moving and convincing performance as a tough woman trying to succeed in a mans world. You go girl!

AYY WATCHU DOIN' MY BOY

>>79435012
This genuinely triggers me everytime. Fucking faggots that put that shit, mainly on kg.

>>79435033
Did anyone ever tell you sarcasm is the lowest form of wit?

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It is so unjust to see most critics defame a great movie like super babies: Baby Geniuses 2. Contrary to the numerous unfair comments made by critics,this movie is interesting and highly recommended for /tv/.
Plot of Super babies:
Following on from the plot of the last movie, four babies can communicate with each other using 'baby talk', and have knowledge of many secrets. The baby geniuses become involved in a scheme by media mogul Bill Biscane (Jon Voight), later revealed to be known as Kane, who kidnaps children everywhere. Helping the geniuses is a legendary superbaby named Kahuna (he became powerful due to drinking a special chemical, much to the envy of his brother Kane), who stops Biscane's plots and saves children from being kidnapped by Biscane and his minions. He joins up with several other babies in an attempt to stop Biscane, who intends to use a state-of-the-art satellite system to control the world's population by brainwashing them and forcing people to not be active and watch TV the rest of their lives

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Honestly All Baby Geniuses Sequels Deserve Seeing Because They Are Made By Professionals and not Amateurs.
(Baby Geniuses and the Mystery of the Crown Jewels) is a Mysterious Film I recommend for every family and every child all over the world who want to see genius infants fighting Evil with their Super mind .
The movie just like all the previous Sequels Has A Didactic Theme For Every Kid " If You Sow The Good ,you'll Reap The Good Later.Whereas if you Sow Evil,you'll Reap Evil".
The reason why I loved this movie is because it has all the excellent elements in it:Humor,Kids' Innocence,Adventure,Great Visual Effects,Cute,Cuddly And Genius Babies Who Are Irresistibly Strong and Smart that you can't help but love them.

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When Evil Baby, "BIG BABY" teams up with the even bigger super-criminal Moriarity (Jon Voight); the Baby Geniuses, an elite team of talking baby detectives are on the case!
Join them on a journey of espionage as they follow the mysterious clues, which will lead them to discover the secrets hidden deep within the Pyramids of Egypt, in this hilarious action-packed sequel to Baby Geniuses.
Big Baby and his father are conspiring once again and this time they take the treasures from the world that are associated with elements of the cosmos such as the Statue of Ra (representing the Sun) and other items that will allow them to travel into space. The amazing Baby Geniuses team get ready to arrest the criminals and return the objects. Once again these cute baby geniuses try to analyze the facts and investigate just like true detectives . Although most adults cannot understand these superb babies, there are a few that can help the baby squad analyze the information that the kids get to help solve the crimes.
just like the prequels, this is a lovely family movie that is entertaining and funny. The movie has many odd characters which add mystery to the film.

>>79434743
saikol you're a paranoid dumbfuck

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I enjoyed this movie and found it fantastic. Unfortunately these days massive advertisements could make a bad movie sounds great and the main problem with this fantastic movie is that it is not promoted by a Giant Film Company.
The story of smart babies fighting evil people is something significant today. Most children have been seeing all kinds of evil from : abuse,neglect,poverty,war,violence and indifference from one side of parents. Honestly, I really liked all the sequels of Baby Geniuses and I don't know why critics have to be extremely harsh in their criticism. Please let the children themselves decide if this movie is bad or good. All I know is that there is no violence in this film nor there is any rebellious children against their parents. It is a sweet comedy-adventure movie that deserves to be watched and appreciated.

>>79435396
I don't know who that is

>>79435421
What kind of weirdo copy and paste imdb reviews to /tv/?

It's crazy, we get all the autists

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>>79435012
It's fun to read Stevens make a case for Silent Night, Deadly Night III: Better Watch Out! as a feminist film while never bringing up how poor it actually is as a movie.

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I think this movie is fun. Martin Larence is always funny and clever. Even if some people think is "anoying". The plot is very simplistic, but COME ON!, it isn't Matrix!
Of course is never gonna be a bomb like Star Wars or Matrix, but you can have a great movie night by adding this movie to the list. Black knight plus popcorn and a nice sit and you will have a great night. end. i cannot write less than 10 lines so i will fill the next with some funny scenes of the movie. My favorite scene is hen they dance "dance to the music" he he he the royal choir cant follow the lead! is so funny, then he sings "... my horn blow sitting there on the throne ..." and the royal welcomer do the music very sweet. I never get tired of seeing this movie. I can watch it over and over again.Martin Lawrence in Bad Boy and others movies acts just like in this one hilarious and clever. BTW if you have nothing good to say about something don't say anything at all.

>>79435551
Really? I just downloaded this and you're saying the guy will defend feminism on a shitty slasher? Better delete it, fám

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>>79435668

WAKE ME UP

>>79435692
haha, doki is reading inside a plane, crazy doki

Mods sticky pls

Mods sticky pls

post top 10 best users

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Where's the new thread???

>>79436111
up your ass

<3

>>79436265
emily jean

>>79436315

/lbg/ generals are the best threads in /tv/

>>79436349
It shows

NEW THREAD
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>>79436067
of everyone who actually posted their profile in 2017?

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quimerinha

>>79436621
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>>79436621
>I love embryos

Reminder that penis goes into Amaranth