>ITT: We thank Anon who recommend us a movie
I would like to thank the anon who recommended me After Hours when I looked for a movie where some wanders around at night and meets people.
Thank you, exactly what I looked for
>>80416320
what other movies were recommended to you that fit this trademark? i also love these kind of films.
also, after hours is a god-tier comfy night-time movie... i'll watch it again this weekend...
>>80416820
https://letterboxd.com/rupertpupkin/list/my-favorite-one-crazy-night-films/
you're welcome
thanks anons in letterboxd threads for bullying me into watching all the Embryo Essentials. Kurosawa and Tarkovsky and more are gr8.
A few days ago I was looking for true gripping edge of your seat thrillers and some anon recommended The Wages of Fear and I absolutely loved it.
Thank you based anon, there is hope for /tv/
>>80416878
what are the three in the top row?
>>80416873
That's a great list.
>>80417162
Watch the Friedkin remake. Not as good (IMO) as the original, but it comes close. Same basic story but with different setpieces and a longer build-up.
>>80417162
>>80417612
Sorcerer IS the superior film
lets not kid ourselves here.
>>80417726
It's definitly Friedkino but the beginning drags a bit and the original had more heart/emotional punch
That bridge setpiece is defo goat tho
>>80417328
le mepris, la chinoise, some other godard
>>80416320
>>80416820
You should both watch Miracle Mile
I'd like to thank that anon who use to shill Crazy Ex Girlfriend, it was so annoying but kind of funny and it convinced me to try it out, and now it's one of my favorites.
>>80416320
I would like to take the time to thank an anon who recommended me pic related. Every movie this director has made is kino