1.4~ years later, I have made small adjustments to the things you are officially allowed to like. If you like anything not on this chart, you must add a disclaimer that you are stupid and also wrong.
Its interesting how Spider-Man has overtaken Batman as THE Superhero. Does this say anything about the difference between gen z and millennial or is it just something else we can blame on Zach Snyder?
Mild tangent from your point
I think it's very funny the standards that white Americans will hold people to ("fix your own culture!") when most of them would be dismayed to be seen like an immigrant rather than an "expat" in other countries.
immigration debate will go nowhere until we all come to terms it is deeply inhumane to have such massive differences in living standards across the globe and expect people to just accept that
@souljagoyteller during my one film class, when they showed more abstract stuff, they were generally shorter films that happened to tie into more entertaining films. like Un Chien Andalou as a preface for popular surrealism. the full lengths were generally stuff to actually hook people in.
it's like saying "Twin Peaks isn't a soap opera, it's about the eternal battle and necessary balance of good and evil!"
like yeah dude but it's also a soap opera
@CodeDusq and like you know Parasite and Akira are not my absolute favorite films but Asian culture + Akira is cyberpunk and predates most prestigious anime films (and is a good representative of the broader influence of animation)
Citizen Kane
2001
Do The Right Thing
Un Chien Andalou
Playtime
Vertigo
Mulholland Drive
Persona
Sherlock Jr or Safety Last
The Passion of Joan of Arc
A Trip to the Moon
Akira
Parasite
Metropolis
Something by Godard
Pulp Fiction
Jaws
Battleship Potemkin
idrk beyond that
@CodeDusq the reason I'd prioritize something like Un Chien Andalou or A Trip to the Moon over whatever the consensus best film ever is that you can draw a link from those films to later films very easily since classes are all about history and theory.
@prototypell It's not even out of the realm of possibility that in the distant future a visual novel might be considered an essential literary work (in the same way that Bob Dylan has a Nobel Prize in Lit) but people preemptively saying it are incorrectly considering enjoyment over influence.
"A world where nostalgia and novelty attack you in the form of art."
Hideo Kojima had high praise for Kane Parsons’ Backrooms, remarking on how the film reminded him of the maze-like maps and polygonal look of early video games.
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We have uploaded a new patch for DELTARUNE on Steam and Playstation. This one adds an optional toggle to a certain boss's bombs after you lose. This is the last patch we have planned for now. Thanks!
What gets me is, now that I think about it, I don’t actually know the last time I watched a new anime that did a montage like this or used any kind of intermediate filmic language at all
YouTuber Hank Green has paused uploading on multiple channels after admitting he relies "too heavily" on AI
"I need to come to terms with the fact that the level of dopamine I've been getting from interacting with LLMs ... is not healthy for me or good for the world"
also the brutal irony of a Dune fan with a mostly 2020s top 4 saying this.
y'know what I'm gonna watch by end of next week? Twin Peaks, Sunset Blvd, Kiss Me Deadly, probably some others. might be film syllabus shit but you can talk once you've branched out past the 2020s.
I may shit on the "4 films a year crowd" but everyone has to start somewhere. There's no reason people shouldn't be sharing their defenses of super mainstream stuff. You wanna change the culture? Start recommending people things.
Yes, i’m pretentious. I do not believe you should be interacting in film spaces when you sincerely and wholeheartedly believe that obsession, the odyssey, spiderman and project hail mary are the 4 best of the year. You are a trend hopping goblin, not a film connoseiur.