/fa/ - Fashion

Probably either the big lebowski or the breakfast club. Don't judge me challenge

watching it rn spooky shit

>>13715039
big lebowski meme

this is the fashion board

>>13715102
Big lebowskmeme

>>13715003
Masculin - Feminin

Aesthetics, intellectualism, existentialism

Mulholland Drive
really enjoy the mindfuck and the whole dreamy atmosphere Lynch creates, like how theyre in LA and theres no other cars anywhere, or that theater scene with the singer

>>13715003
I really like Eyes Wide Shut

>>13715153
only remotely original movie in the whole thread. Y'all have basic art hoes tastes. Those movies aren't bad, but it clearly screams that you haven't watch a lot of movies.

Don't have a favorite movie personally. I can watch A Bittersweet Life without thirst tho.

>>13715227
>you haven't watch a lot of movies
True, I watch the same 7 movies over and over again. When I have enough time to watch a movie I never have the mental energy to experience something new. I wish I could watch more films and read more books but for now I have to focus on my studies
/blog

>>13715003
My favorite movie is Leon, too. Interesting story, good acting, camera work makes everything so alive.
Also the first time I saw the movie I've fallen in sick teenager love with Gary Oldman's character.

Daily reminder that Leon fucks his loli in the original script.

inb4 a bunch of 2obscure3u art student titles

Lebowski of course.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5epuPMf-7Y

speaks to me for some reason. Can't put my finger on it.

>>13715003
american psycho

>>13715227
If anything it's the art hoes that name drop Godard to make it look like they're intellectual.
I say this as a Godard fan btw lol

>>13715345
So what

Spring Break foreverrr!

>>13715003
the number one Stanley Kubrick movie

barry lydon

>>13715368
My infatuation with Godard isn't superficial. I've read all of the books and interviews of his that I could get my hands on.

>>13715376
top choice

>>13715377
i bet you only did that to impress strangers and not because you genuinely like godard

>>13715368
Btw, you all need to watch Nocturnal Animals. It has quite a dark and powerful story and Tom Ford directed it so it's effay as fuck.

>>13715389
Dude, strangers wouldnt even know who Godard is.

Pointing down a favourite movie is difficult, but i'll have to go with Get Shorty.
Chili's character had such a big impact on me and has had a large influence on my personality.
Also the music is sweet as fuck

>>13715377
Not saying it is, friend, plenty of people appreciate it at a deep level such as you and I. Just saying plenty of the "art hoe" types also say they love it just to get credibility in conversation.

French. B&W and full of sad, pretty women. It checks the cliche artistic boxes.

>>13715408
>appreciate it at a deep level such as you and I
the "art hoes" enjoy it just as much as you two posers do, youre nothing special just because your mom told you so

>>13715376
I was at an exhibit in Copenhagen and saw the lens he used to film this. 1 of 3 lenses in existence made by NASA and it's what enabled him to film completely with natural light even in dark scenes. Cool stuff.

>>13715417
If an art hoe appreciates Godard, she isn't an art hoe.

>>13715422
it really was very cool

>>13715417
What do you like then?

>>13715408
Eh, if someone knows who Godard is and what his movies are like, I am already happy about that.

I dont think I will "get" Godard ever, that man was really, really deep into Continental philosophy.

>>13715432
That's what I'm saying tho. There's people who actually appreciate Goddard and then there's the bandwagoning art hoes who say they like it just because that's the effay thing to say.

>>13715390
Forgot pic for Nocturnal Animals. SO GOOD.

>>13715462
I really don't get why Amy Adams become teh "it" girl for a while. She is so doughy and homely.

>>13715462
movie was ok, style over substance though. couldnt say i didnt expect exactly that from tom ford...

>>13715466
Yeah, she's been in a bunch lately and I don't quite get it. But she works it well in Notcurnal Animals and her somber personality is a good fit.

>>13715462
Neon meme > nocturnal animals

>>13715227
find it funny that on one hand you're complaining about "art hoes" only acting like they like movies to seem like they are smart and at the same time calling people out for not picking out obscure enought films. Thread is about your favourite movie not name the most obscure film you can to get internet points.

>>13715471
I thought there was TONS of substance. Bunch of stuff I only got on the second watch through. Lots of symbolism and connections between Amy Adam's memories and the scenes she reads in the book. Also little things like the naked fat women in the beginning representing a freedom she never had as her perfect, fashionable self always making the proper choices, money over love etc.

>>13715452
Where are those bandwagoning art hoes?
Where I live, no one ever heard of Godard

>>13715490
No movie has made me feel pain and regret quite like Nocturnal Animals. That deep, deep "well this is it, I've fucked up my life and have to live with it" kind of regret. The ending where she is alone is such a gut punch.

>>13715487
I'm not complaining that those movies aren't "obscure enough". I just find it sad that there is such an homogenization of tastes in movies here. There are so much interesting flicks out there, and people only care about Kubrick, the Coen Brothers, Scorsese, and so on. The films quoted here could be so by any random art hoe.

>Once Upon a Time in the West
everything
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6BQKFs3-VM

>>13715003
No country for old men

Its unrealistic and dramatically realistic at the same time

>>13715505
>only remotely original movie in the whole thread
sounds like compaining to me.

>>13715519
thank you for your constructive contribution.

>>13715380
Good choice.

>>13715525
tetsu iron man. There do I get my internet cool guy points now. is it "original" enough for you to allow it to be my favourite movie?

Alamar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cRKgk4_4bQ

Nothing really happens much in the movie, but it's so simple and beautiful and makes me long to start a life on the sea.

>>13715538
In Reddit

mishima: a life in four chapters
visually it looks really good and the soundtrack is nice af too.

Sonatine. Overall perfection.
>>13715600
I love it. Really the film that sparked my interest in cinema

>>13715680
This film is really cool and the actress is superb

>>13715003
Just rewatched it after a couple of years thanks to this thread, what a great film.

Angst
Because best soundtrack ever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXRbtsdBRrI

>>13715376
Barry Lyndon is one of the most painterly and beautiful films I've ever seen, however its plodding, cardboard plot is absolutely awful. It is definitely not the number one Kubrick film

>>13715003
Goodfellas because it's super engaging and Joe Pesci.

shrek 2 cause its fuckin good art movies are for women and homosexuals

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>>13715137
I watched it last year and I don't get the hype. It was just okay.

>>13715445
>that man was
he isn't dead
also godard is a hack

>>13716634
it's referential nature and gonzo style really does deserve a rewatch, it's such a good movie about making fun of movies

This movie is grossly underappreciated, I just want to find my garden tbqhwyf. It also makes me feel very fortunate to be a white male.

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>>13715628
another close favorite, Schrader is absolutely brilliant. If you guys haven't seen his movie First Reformed from this year, it has his similar themes and is almost as good as Mishimapic

Name me one movie more fashionable and well composed than Le Samourai

protip: you can't

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>>13715338
He's oddly charming

Nothing else really manages to bring out the raw emotions this film does, every-time watching it i feel dark inside and its something no other film has managed to do.

>>13715988
It's based on a 250 year old novel and it shows, the cinematography is still absolutely fantastic and the execution is so good it's always been my contrarian favourite.

John Carpenter's The Thing

I wanna fuck it

>>13715003
for a few dollars more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JPnR7C8mZQ
i love the soundtrack and the character progression between monco and the colonel

>>13715509
absolutely god tier taste

The Outsiders because it shows that you can be a killer and still be a good person at heart

>>13717796
fucking untouchably good movie.

>>13715003
Matrix, because i love when something delivers interesting questions/messages while still being appealing and entertaining. Also it came out when i was like 12 so it is responsible for a lot of things i find stylish today.

>>13717996
I hate the end so much, almost ruins the whole movie for me. still one of my favourites all time though.

>>13715003
Chungking Express

because i wish this was my life

>>13718876
agree

Dumping

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Based duckduckgo user

>>13715003
synechdoque new york

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>>13715003
fight club and breakfast at tiffany's
both because i don't know who i am and hate how i feel like i have to present myself to the world, but the films are the same film in different ways.

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>>13720583
>my favourite movie is about a lonely autist because I relate to it
"ha you're a lonely autist"
sick burn I guess?

The Road to El Dorado.
Because it's funny, and I can always watch it.
There are more "respectable" movies out there, and movies that will put me in deep thought or cause me to question things, but I'm not alway in the mood for that.
The Road to El Dorado will always put me in a good mood and make me laugh, even if I'm depressed. :)

>>13720673
great pick

>>13717115
Such a good movie! It's ironic that most people who mention that movie are just racists who like skinhead aesthetics. It's actually a great message that spoke to me when I was in a racist phase without seeming angry or condescending.
>>13717719
As a lover of Joseph Conrad, I loved that fucking movie. It was perfect in what it tried to accomplish with the atmosphere. You actually feel unsettled as you watch it. Perfect constant sense of oppression by a mysterious factor, just like a Conrad book.
>>13720584
Goat movies, and well put. I even went to read Fight Club recently after watching it. It was good and raw, I couldn't get enough. When he talked about wanting to destroy all the beautiful things he never had, and hunting elk through the ruins of Rockefeller Center. Reinforced my firm belief in anarchy. I even liked the changed ending in the movie, which is rare.

>>13720692
Don't get me started on anarchy boi I tell you what.

Songs from the Second Floor because it's beautiful and eerie and weird and the first time I watched it I was in literal awe and could not look away.

Runners up include Blade, The Shape of Things, and Inception.

>>13720713
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=so5M8Mgf50c

This scene still takes my breath away and gives me chills.

>>13715003
I loved this as a teen. Tried to rewatch later in life, but the cringey creepy dialogue made it impossible.

>>13715376
Good choice.

>>13715422
I think I saw the same exhibition when it was in LA years ago.

>>13715397
Get better strangers.

>>13716715
>First Reformed
>Music by Lustmord
Interesting. I especially loved the soundtrack in mishima

tie between The Holy Mountain, In the Realm of the Senses, and All That Heaven Allows

all of them have great fashion inspiration, beautiful colors, and unique aesthetics

'cus nature and shit

>>13715367
based

>>13715003
Lawrence of Arabia because it's a white person slaying turkish cockroaches

>>13721741
Wy u dont lik schindlers list more then

>>13720583

trainspotting.
i don't even know why i just like the feeling it gives me, also since this is /fa/. they dress cool. renton especially