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@ lila raczkevy !!!!!

What is that?

Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you got me dead

r/datfunny

@@rickifriki r/fucktiktok

@@AB3L30NE I disagree

@@AB3L30NE agreed

Indeed! I enjoyed this way more then i thought I would. 10/10 would binge watch a series of these

Oh my God it's thomas the traim

Avi check

nah i could see it getting tiresome. yearly would be awesome

@@wisco9er536 way too long, every four months would be good, six if we’re pushing it

@@jakethunderbird8735 yeah I guess. I just don't want it to become boring

It’s not that bad. You’ve probably seen more traumatizing films tbh

Yeah. Irreversible and Enter the Void are a way bigger punch to the face

It's personally the most disturbing film I've seen, only because I've had experience with people who've had some seriously bad trips. It's also the closest I've ever seen a film capture the essence of a nightmare, feeling like you're running and running and never getting further away from some invisible horror. Really good stuff I highly recommend it

I don't think they're that wild. They just understand that movies like "Climax" heavily appeal to their morbid fascinations. Sort of like how some kids love horror films and yet some adults cannot fathom stomaching it.

@@Dylanbolton69 dude read the room

no it’s amazing, it’s deserving to be in my favourites

is this the one with ron perlman

Rats, we’re rats, we’re the rats

@@bilalwander2964 Ron Perlman is not in the Letterboxd credits and I can't recall seeing him in the movie

@@squigg7107 im da giant rat dat makes all tha rulessss

Same

Same

Wow funny enough I just came from watching his rehearsal video

Agreed

"As a 15 year old, my favourite movie was also before sunset and I really just loved the structure of it, and how effortlessly complicated it felt." 🤓

@@ljack-dr7kx I hope you enjoy nothing. if you do, I hope you never get to express how much you do

yes! i also watched it around that time and, even though i hadn't had similar experiences, i could relate to what they felt. finding someone who gets you and with whom you can talk about your ideas and dreams, fall in love and all that. but it's not even necessary to relate to appreciate it, thanks to the great script and charming performances, it's very exciting to watch and to imagine having a similar thing happen to you some day. and yeah, the way it all flows is incredibly natural and that's what makes the film so good. edit: realized i mixed up before sunset/sunrise, and yup, the second one is way heavier and i guess you have to live a little longer to get it. i'm glad i watched it few years after the first one.

Damn just deeped you’re born in 2007 wtf

I'm 15 as well. I need to see the before trilogy I guess.

No lies were detected

@@layma5113 godfather is a top 15 movie

@@layma5113 Bruh

@@do_a_glizzy_reveal maybe for you

@@layma5113 nah u just have bad taste in movies

Why

I first watched it when I was 15 as well OH but I’m 17 and still don’t really know why it resonated with me.

Oh look at this ATUER!!!!

Ikr it’s annoying I missed out again cuz I don’t have tiktok I hope he asks on twitter the next time

happy birthday👍👍

Happy birthday

Happy birthday

Feliz cum

Happy Birthday!!!

That's like 80% of KZfaqr fanbase tho

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23 :(

I'm 16 for your information! Close, but I'm not 15...

Low key flex to have a 16 year old yt account

This feels like a direct call out to me during my Fight Club phase. I hope you’re proud of yourself for that one.

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I’m Jack! Lol. I was sooo hyped when He roasted my list hahaha. Have you seen any of the movies on my list? Inside Llewyn Davis, in Bruges, Manchester by the Sea, goodwill hunting

@@EpicProportions123 I've seen the first two and I like 'em both, but I have yet to see the other two, although I do feel like I'll like them too.

@@calowenby1654 You would love In Bruges! And Good Will Hunting is a classic :)

@Dumcookie I’ve seen In Bruges and I like it a lot(I quote it fairly often), it’s Manchester By the Sea and Good Will Hunting I have yet to see.

SAY IT LOUDER

As a fellow 15 year old synecdoche, New York fan I'm really pleased to see that the movie resonates with others in my age as well

@@undscrvd yeah for sure! for some reason a lot of kaufman's films resonate with me

@@willowsfields Yeah Eternal Sunshine of the spotless Mind is also great

you really love to yearn

I think before Sunrise makes much more sense than before sunset, even though I still enjoy the latter.

THANK YOU

I had 3 strokes reading this

Clockwork is great but how anyone sit there and be like. Hell yeah I like to rewatch that

@@serugolino7867 Maybe they want to do a Kubrick marathon

Seen ye sparrin with a gull. Best leave em be

Terrible list Titane is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen

Solid Ass list

I like connection with lighthouse and username. I would think that you're kind of pretentious, hipstery person who likes things that are out there, edgy in artsy way, also analytical, and someone who can potentially go into whole filmmaking thing. but again whenever i see someone with kubrick favorite - it's a kind of 50-50, they can be really cool, but they can be someone who really wants to be seen as cool, which makes them bit obnoxious. i don't know your camp, but with username-lighthouse connection i choose to believe you're in first camp.

@@ivansaric90 i wasn’t expecting this kind of response but i honestly appreciate how much thought you’ve put in it lmao. but i got to say .. ‘sirène’ is not just a username but it’s my actual name 💀 still a really cool connection with one of my favorite films though. i also am pursuing filmmaking as a career and 2001: a space odyssey was actually one of the first films that made me appreciate cinema as a whole, even though i’m not a huge kubrick fan. thanks again!

Awesome

That's definitely a 15 year old's list ! Both Godfathers are on the list, like come on 😂

@@manujkantimazumdar A 15-year-old can’t like The Godfather? 😭

No offense, but it feels like you started trying to figure out what good films are about 15 minutes ago. Not to diss you or say any of these films are bad, but maybe do some more exploring.🤷

@@sleep6837 I’ve most definitely done a lot of exploring throughout the world of cinema, in various genres. The films I chose are mainstream for a reason, they’re terrific films. Just because I don’t choose anything from Stanley Kubrick or Akira Kurosawa’s filmography doesn’t mean I don’t have an expansive knowledge of cinema. I have my reasons for liking each film I’ve chosen. Vito Corleone imo is the best character ever put to the silver screen, right behind him is Michael, both played to perfection by Marlon Brando and Al Pacino. Most films have one or two stand outs at most. The Godfather’s whole cast is terrific. James Caan (R.I.P.) as Santino “Sonny,” Corleone. John Cazale (R.I.P.) as Fredrico “Fredo,” Corleone. Especially Robert Duvall as Tom Hagen. The Godfather, Part II is just as good if not better, this film showed off the young Al Pacino and John Cazale’s true talent. It’s a tragedy that Al Pacino didn’t win an Oscar for Michael Corleone in GFII. John Carpenter’s Halloween is the best display of creepy atmosphere I have ever bared witness, not to mention how many films were inspired by it afterwards springing the slasher genre that Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel disliked. They loved John Carpenter’s Halloween but hated all of the soulless films that ripped it off. Pulp Fiction is Pulp Fiction, what else can I say that hasn’t already been said. Quentin Tarantino at his peak. American Psycho was crafted excellently by Mary Harron and it’s Christian Bale’s best performance, no doubt. My knowledge of cinema is well rounded. If you would care to share your favorite films I would love to question your passion for the craft as well.

@@Mr.Ghoul888 well then...I guess you've found your taste and I can't be mad at that. By bad for questioning u😅

I respect you

Yeah, I get it.

Please, for the love of god do not take this seriously

You kiddo