He's the greatest genius to ever work with a movie

2001 wasn't that well received critically on initial release.

explain

>>80828960
It was ahead of its time. It changed art films for good.

>not Greg Lansky

>>80828978
explain

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>>80828916
I think you meant to post a picture of this guy.

I didn't really like Clockwork Orange and the shining wasn't that great to me. Eyes wide shut on the other hand was enhoyable. I watched them as a kid and now I may have a diferent opinion, but I am not interested in rewatching them. I honestly wait until I have watched enough films to watch 2001 as it is considered an absolute masterpiece.

Knew of a the secret with govermint. He proven moon lander fake even from the eventual start... as for seen by Danny in stephan king "shine" movie Danny wearing apolo 13 hoodie. Eyes wide shut proven tom cruise the scene with a mask (proof). Died before his time as a wife once said, "heart just fine". Evedance a coverup

That isn't Akira Kurosawa

Well, not unless he got surgery to open his eyes more

>>80829031
YOu're doing it fucking wrong. 2001 is supposed to be your first step into kino and you should watch it high. wtf dude

>>80828916
His best film was barely an 8/10 and its NOT 2001.

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He's the greatest genius to ever work with a movie camera.

Discuss.

>>80829087
Barry Lyndon?

>>80828916
2001: A Space Odyssey

>>80832270
Soviet Union?

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>>80828916
He's the greatest genius to ever work with a movie camera.

UNO FARTO @ 3:17

>>80832270
Tarkovsky was a shitposting autist that desperately wanted to be on the same level as Bresson or Bergman. He never succeeded though

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>>80828916
Nay.

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what does /tv/ think of Park Chan-wook?

>>80828916
He was devoid of any visionary idea or personality. Tarkovsky's critique of 2001 was truly spot on. There is nothing artistic about emphasizing 21st century interplanetary tram stations. His view on spirituality was so shallow, 2001 is comparable to a plank. Even George Lucas has more artistic merit than him.

>>80832270
What does the sign say? Gengis Gengis Khan?

>>80832270
Pfft, no one outside film snobs has any idea who he is. Everyone knows Kubrick, checkmate faggot.

>>80834816
Zerkalo and Stalker are better than anything from Bresson and Bergblatt.

>>80834816
Ingmar Bergman said of him: "Tarkovsky for me is the greatest (director), the one who invented a new language, true to the nature of film, as it captures life as a reflection, life as a dream."

>>80834947
wtf... i hate kubrick now

>>80834947
He also said that Hitler was right about pretty much everything

>>80835926
>pretty much everything
He said ALMOST everything. He basically called hitler a dumb goy.

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>>80828916
That's a weird picture of Ken Russell OP.

Best : 2001

Comfiest : Barry Lyndon

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>>80829027
That's not DePalma

>>80835977
I honestly don't see how that makes a significant difference. Where are you getting this negative interpretation from anyway? The person who claims Kubrick said this was disturbed by it because he got the impression Kubrick was praising Hitler, not disparaging him.

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>>80836057
>Where are you getting this negative interpretation from anyway?
It's not negative, hitler really was an idiot like the rest of the goyim. Try reading Reflections of a Nonpolitical Man.

>>80828960
Many of the best films of all time didn't do very well on release. Real art takes a moment to be interpreted & understood, digested by the culture, and find its audience/reputation.

This is why the current theatrical release model, where all films must compete to make their entire production/advertising budget back in three weeks, is anti-quality and destined for collapse.

>>80835245
kinomatic