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its good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k62eaN9-TLY http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xzc6pu_the-cranes-are-flying-1957-pt-1_creation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLN_UanuUTs
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one time a girl made me watch a comedy about some russian hillbillies that went fishing and it wasn't very good or funny but i had to pretend twice i've seen that movie about the russians who find a magic door to paris, but both times it didn't have subtitles so i didn't know what was going on
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Homework Explainer posted:its good Stalker is my favorite movie ever made. Everything from the audio design, to the writing, to the shifting usages of color and subtle camera movements that punctuate the insane spaces and geometry of the zone, its a perfect movie top to bottom to me.
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I saw Stalingrad when it was playing at the IMAX I worked at and that movie was a pile of loving garbage. I'm sorely lacking on seeing any ACTUAL Soviet cinema, though.
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Come and See is a great movie that's fun and exciting for the whole family.
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Acebuckeye13 posted:Come and See is a great movie that's fun and exciting for the whole family. Yes indeed I watch it any time I need to perk myself up :-) Good movie!
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I watched Zerkalo a few days ago and it was good. I'm going to rewatch it again sometime soon with a cup of coffee.
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i like the anachronistic acid jazz soundtrack to man with a movie camera best. gently caress you micheal nyman
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GonSmithe posted:I saw Stalingrad when it was playing at the IMAX I worked at and that movie was a pile of loving garbage. track down the 1993 version of Stalingrad, it's really good.
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A classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3xVdxDWFWU
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The Ascent is mad good everybody https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEVZOj7uYps
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I like Solaris (not the George Clooney one)
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in soviet cinema, film watches you (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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I loved Garage by Eldar Ryazanov. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqsa4u00GXM Sadly this version doesn't have subtitles and I haven't found one online that does, but if you know Russian it's absolutely hilarious. The social commentary is pretty transparent. Brief summary: a committee for the planning and construction of a parking garage for a wildlife preservation institute is having a very tedious meeting. Finally, they reach the last point on their agenda: a road is being built and will intersect part of the territory of the garage, meaning that the garage will have to be smaller than initially planned. As a result, four parking spots will have to be eliminated and the committee leadership has determined which four of the members will have to lose their spots. Those four are, naturally, furious, but the rest of the committee (who all want to go home) handily approves this decision. However, that isn't the end of the meeting, as one of the faculty members felt this decision to be so unjust that she decides to lock the room from the inside and hide the key until they have a better process for deciding who would lose their spots. (It doesn't help when it turns out that a few of the committee's members aren't even faculty at the wildlife preservation institute, but are there as political favors to expedite the construction of the garage.) Sir Mat of Dickie fucked around with this message at 10:52 on Dec 2, 2016 |
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Bloody posted:in soviet cinema, film watches you yep https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z97Pa0ICpn8
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I didn't like Stalker as much as everyone said I would 
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Everything by Tarkovsky is good.
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tmesis posted:one time a girl made me watch a comedy about some russian hillbillies that went fishing and it wasn't very good or funny but i had to pretend Here's that fishing movie in case you wanted to relive that moment in your life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AViIX_LiZSA
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Eisenstein is a magnificent director. Last week I saw Ivan the Terrible Parts 1-2, Alexander Nevsky and Potemkin and it's astounding how incredibly far away he was from other directors during the era.
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Mikhail Kalatozov is a great director. I enjoy The Cranes are Flying and Yo Soy Cuba.
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Ramba Ral posted:Mikhail Kalatozov is a great director. I enjoy The Cranes are Flying and Yo Soy Cuba. The Cranes are Flying (much catchier in Russian, Letiat Zhuravli) is a legit amazing movie and the fact that it was made in 1957 makes it even more impressive.
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This movie is so good. All-time great.
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Professor Shark posted:I didn't like Stalker as much as everyone said I would I thought it was really boring
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Palpek posted:Everything by Tarkovsky is good. The Sacrifice is underrated
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Spoderman posted:This movie is so good. All-time great. It is, but I was just going for the cheap joke.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:The Sacrifice is underrated i watched nostalghia first and it's still my favorite
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Chwoka posted:i watched nostalghia first and it's still my favorite that's actually the only one ive never seen, I should get on that. I just watched his student film of Hemingway's The Killers recently, that was pretty cool
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In Training posted:Stalker is my favorite movie ever made. Everything from the audio design, to the writing, to the shifting usages of color and subtle camera movements that punctuate the insane spaces and geometry of the zone, its a perfect movie top to bottom to me. Same, it's really good. I read that people on the crew died from chemical poisoning because of the spot they picked. Some of that weird foamy poo poo I guess.
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SHISHKABOB posted:Same, it's really good. I read that people on the crew died from chemical poisoning because of the spot they picked. Some of that weird foamy poo poo I guess. Some people think it's also why Tarkovsky died but who knows
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I watched At Home Among Strangers, a Stranger Among His Own last night without knowing anything about it and it was fun and cool. (it's on Amazon Prime Video as "Friend Among Strangers") Found out later that it was the directorial debut of Nikita Mikhalkov, the same dude who directed Burnt by the Sun, which is excellent.
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SHISHKABOB posted:Same, it's really good. I read that people on the crew died from chemical poisoning because of the spot they picked. Some of that weird foamy poo poo I guess. Yeah Cancer from toxic substances, and others received nasty chemical burns. Some of the sites they filmed at were next to industrial plants that were literally pumping toxic by products directly into the water. A similar thing happened in America with the filming of the John Wayne starring biopic of Genghis Khan The Conqueror the site they chose to stand in for Mongolia was down wind of numerous Nuclear bomb tests, and they brought the soil back to the studio for soundstage filming. I also really liked some of the cartoons they made, like the animated version of "There will come soft rains", with that weird robotic snake thing. And Firing Range, the closest the Soviet Union ever got to mecha anime, the villains are Apartheid South Africans, and they get absolutely wrecked.
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we need some Aleksei German in here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L5l_GdXpLM&t=371s
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Palpek posted:Everything by Tarkovsky is good. Definitely. I watched Andrei Rublev for the first time last week and was blown away
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Baka-nin posted:Yeah Cancer from toxic substances, and others received nasty chemical burns. Some of the sites they filmed at were next to industrial plants that were literally pumping toxic by products directly into the water. A similar thing happened in America with the filming of the John Wayne starring biopic of Genghis Khan The Conqueror the site they chose to stand in for Mongolia was down wind of numerous Nuclear bomb tests, and they brought the soil back to the studio for soundstage filming. Oh man Iozhik v Tumane (the Hedghehog in the Fog) is an amazing short that apparently took like ten years to make because of the laborious but really cool animation style. The director, Iurii Norshtein, has apparently been working on an animated version of The Overcoat for like three decades. If it ever comes out it will probably be incredible. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Rugwd8ZNHY
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Baka-nin posted:Yeah Cancer from toxic substances, and others received nasty chemical burns. Some of the sites they filmed at were next to industrial plants that were literally pumping toxic by products directly into the water. A similar thing happened in America with the filming of the John Wayne starring biopic of Genghis Khan The Conqueror the site they chose to stand in for Mongolia was down wind of numerous Nuclear bomb tests, and they brought the soil back to the studio for soundstage filming. Hedgehog in the Fog is cool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW0jvJC2rvM there was also some soviet cartoon about ants I remember being cool edit: someone else beat me to it
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One of my favorites is this animated short about the use of train in the Russian civil war. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myg8Q0r8JnQ
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kin dza dza https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3qEBXoeqNI its loving weird dude. a+ movie. fantastic
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYSBVFYPhKI Konstantin Lopushansky makes the best Russian post-apocalyptic films. he worked on Stalker before becoming a director himself.
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