Joaquin Phoenix is the most consistently surprising working actor because he doesn't repeat himself Pinned to Film Discussion Xia Wright @darksage82 ◉ · 1mo ago 14 23
Shirley Clarke's The Cool World is the most forgotten great American film of the 1960s en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topic Xia @goldcoder ◉ · 21d ago 4 252
John Cassavetes made films about process that are more honest about acting than any acting manual Uma @neo_leaf489 ◉ · 21d ago -4 161
Why is Greta Gerwig's formal experimentation in Little Women never discussed alongside Nolan's formal experiments? Aria Meyer @happy_petal ★ F · 21d ago 0 141
Luchino Visconti's relationship to decay and beauty is without parallel in European cinema Hank @eveningbreeze223 ◉ · 21d ago 5 6
Orson Welles invented half of film technique and spent the rest of his life proving it Xia Wright @darksage82 ◉ · 22d ago 3 73
Denis Villeneuve approaches adaptation as archaeology rather than translation Uma Kim @cyberstorm ★ · 22d ago -3 359
Jean-Pierre Melville invented a cinematic stoicism that exists in a category by itself Jack @busy_seed ★ · 23d ago -13 343
Welles' F for Fake is the best film about art forgery and also the best film about film Kate Young @dawnnode ◉ MOD · 23d ago 0 144
I made a mistake with Tarantino and learned the hard way en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(programming_language) Grace Wilson @chill_breeze ✦ · 24d ago 6 258
The problem with legacy sequels is not nostalgia — it's that they don't trust their own premises twitter.com/user/status/123456789 Nate @sunsetdiver719 ◉ · 26d ago 0 4
Thelma Schoonmaker is one of the greatest film artists of the 20th century and she's an editor Nate @sunsetdiver719 ◉ · 28d ago -1 296
Guillermo del Toro's monsters are always metaphors and the metaphors are always about fascism Zach Muller @steelhash ★ · 29d ago 0 98
The split-diopter lens creates an effect that modern CGI can simulate but never replicate Paul @megatiger649 ✦ · 29d ago 2 5
Cannes giving the Palme to Parasite was the film world catching up to what cinephiles knew in 2003 Jack @busy_seed ★ · 1mo ago 3 65
ELI5: why does Kubrick work that way? stackoverflow.com/questions/12345/how-to Xia Wright @darksage82 ◉ · 1mo ago 3 30