I think a lot of the big name directors recently getting praise today are frauds tbh (Lanthimos, Ostlund, Chloe Zhao, Ducournau, Sean Baker, Sarnoski, Larrain, Lowery, Muschietti, Russos, etc.)
Honestly, I blame today's audiences the most. They're the ones enabling this s***
Lanthimos and Ducournau? You are off a bean
I think a lot of the big name directors recently getting praise today are frauds tbh (Lanthimos, Ostlund, Chloe Zhao, Ducournau, Sean Baker, Sarnoski, Larrain, Lowery, Muschietti, Russos, etc.)
Honestly, I blame today's audiences the most. They're the ones enabling this s***
You didn't like The Favourite?
Yorgos good
I didn't know they even did one
no yeah i was just wrong it was rolling stone australia and i think it was a general poll lmao
Yeah even I like that movie.
Even Rise liked it. Peep Show fam might be biased cause we love Olivia Coleman.
no yeah i was just wrong it was rolling stone australia and i think it was a general poll lmao
Dang I'd like to see Travers top 100 he's a friendly populist mon
I don’t like a lot of these directors either but I dislike even more the dismissiveness of referring to them as “hack frauds”. I’ll root for filmmakers I don’t resonate with to eventually make something that does.
Russo’s are the only ones I’d say it’s appropriate to throw those terms at. They actively are anti cinema.
well yeah
You didn't like The Favourite?
Yorgos good
hate Yorgos
one of the worst filmmakers of this era
I’ve settled that if I voted my list would look something like this
The Passion of Joan of Arc (Dreyer)
City Lights (Chaplin)
Bringing Up Baby (Hawks)
It’s a Wonderful Life (Capra)
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (Jireš)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Hooper)
Barry Lyndon (Kubrick)
The Sacrifice (Tarkovsky)
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (Spielberg)
The New World (Malick)
Lanthimos and Ducournau? You are off a bean
Lanthimos is a hack and Ducournau is a poverty ass Cronenberg wannabe
hate Yorgos
one of the worst filmmakers of this era
he's overrated for sure. gets a bit too caught up in allegory. dogtooth is p good tho
I’ve settled that if I voted my list would look something like this
The Passion of Joan of Arc (Dreyer)
City Lights (Chaplin)
Bringing Up Baby (Hawks)
It’s a Wonderful Life (Capra)
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (Jireš)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Hooper)
Barry Lyndon (Kubrick)
The Sacrifice (Tarkovsky)
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (Spielberg)
The New World (Malick)
real for AI and The New World
I don’t like a lot of these directors either but I dislike even more the dismissiveness of referring to them as “hack frauds”. I’ll root for filmmakers I don’t resonate with to eventually make something that does.
I feel its really rare a filmmaker I don't like makes a movie that resonates for me. I guess Richard Linklater did that for me with School of Rock, but yeah
I’ve settled that if I voted my list would look something like this
The Passion of Joan of Arc (Dreyer)
City Lights (Chaplin)
Bringing Up Baby (Hawks)
It’s a Wonderful Life (Capra)
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (Jireš)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Hooper)
Barry Lyndon (Kubrick)
The Sacrifice (Tarkovsky)
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (Spielberg)
The New World (Malick)
needs more asian films
needs more asian films
No it doesn’t, it’s my list. That being said Seven Samurai just misses. I don’t care if it’s an obvious pick, it’s perfect.
I feel its really rare a filmmaker I don't like makes a movie that resonates for me. I guess Richard Linklater did that for me with School of Rock, but yeah
You really are Mr Yeezy
Lanthimos is a hack and Ducournau is a poverty ass Cronenberg wannabe
Some of the best elements of Ducournau films have nothing to do with Cronenberg
Empty provocateur Kubrick wannabe
I will say that I found The Killing of A Sacred Deer to be irritating. Like the kind of film that if Shyamalan made—all of its decisions would be framed as inept failures rather than interesting idiosyncrasies. Then again maybe this makes me a hypocrite because I’d probably be defending the film if it was done by Shyamalan. I don’t dislike it, just the realization of that rubbed me the wrong way. Shyamalan would have naturally done it differently though since he’s not always bathing his films in a droning self seriousness.