shitpost thread - fuck blackquill

[Rabid]

If I have to pick a movie that legitimately changed my perception on things though it'd be Let The Right One In by Tomas Alfredson (despite there being a lot cut from the novel I absolutely understand why given the stuff the subject matter).

I hadn't really tried foreign movies before I watched that about nine or ten years ago and it is such a genuinely good film and is gorgeously shot. Surprisingly I don't hate the remake they did but they also added a bunch of pointless shit to appeal to people and cut out one of the most important parts that defined the main characters and their relationship (probably because it was too risky in America).

I still watch it a few times a year and read the book now and again.

 

[Deleted member 61]

but you also aren't some movie connoisseur by shitting on them.

ALRIGHT, RABID, I'VE BEEN NICE TO YOU ALL THESE YEARS, BUT IM DRAWING A LINE IN THE SAND RIGHT NOW YOU FUCKING BITCH

HOW DARE YOU INSULT MY TASTE IN MUSIC AND LAUGH OFF MY VALID CRITICISM OF SUPERHERO MOVIES

I DEMAND YOU RETRACT THIS STATEMENT OR FEEL THE FULL WRATH OF MY FLAME

:fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire:

 

[Dallas]

watch it, cowards

 

[cns - he/him/his]

you arent a REAL MOVIE FAN if you dont hate everything marvel makes and love everything indie

 

[Gabby]

t isn't super deep storytelling but you also aren't some movie connoisseur by shitting on them.

>Saying my thoughts on a movie
>Somehow makes me a wannabe movie connoisseur
This is some deep level thinking here

 

[Rabid]

>Saying my thoughts on a movie
>Somehow makes me a wannabe movie connoisseur
This is some deep level thinking here

I didn't say you and I didn't name anyone in particular lol

I was more making a general statement that some people in general tend to shit on what is ultimately mindless fun for being mindless fun as if their tastes make them superior.

 

[Deleted member 6062]

If I have to pick a movie that legitimately changed my perception on things though it'd be Let The Right One In by Tomas Alfredson (despite there being a lot cut from the novel I absolutely understand why given the stuff the subject matter).

I hadn't really tried foreign movies before I watched that about nine or ten years ago and it is such a genuinely good film and is gorgeously shot. Surprisingly I don't hate the remake they did but they also added a bunch of pointless shit to appeal to people and cut out one of the most important parts that defined the main characters and their relationship (probably because it was too risky in America).

I still watch it a few times a year and read the book now and again.

I don't watch many foreign movies, but Pan's Labyrinth and Downfall are the ones that have impacted me most.

 

[afric]

brie larson has class jebs so she gets a pass

 

[sambo]

watch it, cowards

actually seems pretty good ngl

 

[Rabid]

Other than LTROI some of my other favourite foreign movies are from Italy, the 70's and 80's - especially the horror ones. A lot of them were made after Night of the Living Dead became a huge hit but before Dawn so a lot of the "rules" most people have their zombies follow just flat-out didn't exist and there's a bunch of super unique and novel concepts in there.

I went through a spate of being obsessed with those types of movies a few years back so I have quite a collection now tucked away. If I had to suggest some?

• Tombs of the Blind Dead (the original and 2 are good. The rest suck)
• Zombi 1 & 2
• The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue
• City of the Living Dead
• Burial Ground: Night of Terror

 

[Josh]

real @Blackquill

 

[Isuckatgaming]

who else out here /Treasure Planet/ gang?




favorite Disney movie and favorite animated movie, easily in my top 5, absolutely love it

still SO mad that it never got a sequel

 

[cns - he/him/his]

hard boiled top tier action movie

 

[Rabid]

hard boiled top tier action movie

CW Spas-12 in a nutshell

 

[Goatson]

who else out here /Treasure Planet/ gang?




favorite Disney movie and favorite animated movie, easily in my top 5, absolutely love it

still SO mad that it never got a sequel

treasure planet was a lit fucking movie yo, barely anything beats it

gotta say though, The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared (yes i copy pasted the title because fuck typing it out in english) is by far the best movie i have ever seen
comedy masterpiece

 

[Zarail]

Treasure Planet and Atlantis are probably my favourite Disney movies.
They're so fucking good.

 

[cns - he/him/his]

love this movie so much watch it

 

[Isuckatgaming]

Treasure Planet and Atlantis are probably my favourite Disney movies.
They're so fucking good.

There's lots of underrated Disney movies tbh, especially when it comes to the traditional hand drawn animated ones from the 00 era

 

[john]

who else out here /Treasure Planet/ gang?




favorite Disney movie and favorite animated movie, easily in my top 5, absolutely love it

still SO mad that it never got a sequel

absolutely love everything about this movie, it's definitely up there as an all time favorite. If you didn't feel emotion watching this movie, you're dead inside.

There's a video on Youtube about the creation of the movie, detailing some stuff about it and after finding out about how much passion was poured into making this work, it just makes my admiration for it grow.

 

[Isuckatgaming]

absolutely love everything about this movie, it's definitely up there as an all time favorite. There's a video on Youtube about the creation of the movie, detailing some stuff about it and after finding out about how much passion was poured into making this work, it just makes my admiration for it grow.

I know, I've watched it

Still sad how it seems like Disney intentionally shafted the movie to avoid giving it a sequel.