>there are "humans" on this board that think Tarantino is a good director, and not a hack with a garbage stageplay style outside of his stylish moments ripped directly out of seventies grindhouse and blaxploitation films
>there are "humans" on this board that think that Michael Bay isn't an auteur with an influential and iconic style that perfectly suited his masterpiece Pain and Gain, one of the best satires of the 21st century
>there are "humans" on this board that are repulsed by visual style and dramatic composition and lighting and who insist on the bland lockdown flat "realism" of commercial 80s action flicks is better
>there are "humans" on this board that think that the aesthetic and emotional experience is not the most important part of going to a movie
>there are "humans" on this board that think that Ridley Scott has made a single good movie past Alien
>there are "humans" on this board that Alejandro Inarritu isn't a pretentious hack with delusions of artistry permeating genre schlock
>there are "humans" on this board that won't admit that Nevaldine-Taylor are some of the sharpest and most talented action directors of this century
>there are "humans" on this board that accept the cancer of literal television-directors degrading aesthetic invention with their mediocre directing in major blockbusters and mid-range wide-release films
>there are "humans" on this board that haven't seen The Conformist, or any of Bertolucci's filmography
>there are "humans" on this board that dismiss genuine awe and sincerity in filmmakers like Mel Gibson as "corny" or "contrived"
>there are "humans" on this board that dismiss the use of CGI and don't accept that it's a cinematic tool like so many others and that implementation is what matters
>there are "humans" on this board that think that shooting on digital inherently makes a film look bad and that shooting on film inherently makes a film look good, regardless of compositional technique
bigguy4u
this is now a doggo thread
>there are "humans" on this board that think Citizen Kane is Orson Welles' best movie
>there are "humans" on this board that don't realize that the television directors of today's focus on plot and dialogue over the communication of emotion and narrative through images is literally destroying cinema
>there are "humans" on this board that think that Damien Chazelle is anything more than a television-tier hack who steals ideas from much better sources and is only praised at all because he's slightly better than your run of the mill indie film school graduate
>there are "humans" on this board that still take the word of internet shill "critics" who profligate the latest and greatest big budget comic book schlock in a console wars mudslinging contest when their cinematic experience amounts to today's television movies and 80s action and horror
>there are "humans" on this board that reject the dramatic use of color, dramatic angling, lighting and varied levels of focus in preference to the slick 80s "everything is flat, everything is focused, everything's lit like a stage play" commercialism style
>there are "humans" on this board that think that James Cameron is anything other than the human quarter pounder of filmmaking
>there are "humans" on this board that haven't seen a Wong Kar Wai film
>there are "humans" on this board that haven't seen a Samuel Fuller film
>there are "humans" on this board that think "Style over substance" is a valid criticism in an aesthetic medium
>there are "humans" on this board that don't recognize Steven Spielberg as one of the great prolific American filmmakers
>there are "humans" on this board that think that Kubrick was the be-all and end-all of "great filmmakers"
now do one about zack snyder
>>84926829
>>84926892
>there are "humans" on this board that think that Michael Bay isn't an auteur with an influential and iconic style that perfectly suited his masterpiece Pain and Gain, one of the best satires of the 21st century
what a fucking shit-for-brains you are! Pain and gain is indeed satiric somehow, but its unintentional. That faggot Bay had to make the criminals sympathetic and their real-life victim was turned into a crook on silver screen to make the movie more approachable to wide audience.
>>84926924
>there are "humans on this board that think that Zack Snyder doesn't have an iconic visual style that stands head and shoulders above his peers
>there are "humans on this board that think that a comic book franchise with hundreds of different adaptations and interpretations can only restrict itself to one expectation
>there are "humans on this board that go into a foaming rage whenever a movie subverts or goes against their expectations
>there are "humans on this board that don't find the irony in Marvel movies supposedly being the "light-hearted comic" movies between the two using a dry and "realistic" visual style that doesn't fit the tone of the movies whatsoever
>there are "humans on this board that don't find the irony in calling DC's superhero movies the "dark, overly-serious and non-comic" sect of the two when DC alone has a visual aesthetic reminiscent of and using iconic comic shots in a bombastic exaggerated style fitting the tone of those movies
>there are "humans on this board that think that Gaspar Noe isn't a shock hack whose only claims to any fame are ludicrous drawn-out violence and sex scenes lacking depth and sensuality
>there are "humans on this board that think that Harmony Korine isn't one of the most destructive of all the independent filmmakers because of his absolute rejection of trying to attain an interesting or pleasant aesthetic and instead fixating on filth, squalor and inane vulgarity without saying anything about it
>there are "humans on this board that won't admit that Neveldine-Taylor are two of the most kinetic and explosively inventive action filmmakers of the 21st century and that it's a shame they don't get more work
>there are "humans on this board that honestly prefer Chaplin to Keaton
>there are "humans on this board that think that Martin Scorsese has made a single good movie in the 21st century
>there are "humans on this board that don't recognize De Palma and Steven Spielberg as the master auteurs of the ratpack
>>84927494
Hitchcock sucks.
>>84927494
Wow you forgot got slot of closing " on this one.
Confirmed pleb
lmao ur a faget
sage
>>84926829
Name one objectively bad movie Tarantino has made.
>>84928918
kill bill
reservoir dogs
donne le croissant
>>84926829
>there are "people" on this planet who type shit out like to this to make themselves feel better about their shitty lives
>>84929019
Fuck off retard
>>84926829
Fuck you and your black and white bullshit cinema.
>>84930882
t. dcuck nolan brainlet
>>84928918
Every movie he's made has been a shitty derivative of a better one (or more)