lean bane
You need to watch your ass some Powell & Pressburger. Those guys CHANGED the GAME. Start with Black Narcissus or The Red Shoes, incredibly modern color filmmaking for the 1940s.
#Best classic films?
safe atlas
my favourite "older" film is Imitation of Life by Douglas Sirk personally!
buoyant kettle
I’d recommend Roman Holiday and singing in the rain!
dusk ridge
Rope is an amazing Hitchcock film; i'd recommend that
half crater
I’d recommend Roman Holiday and singing in the rain!
I realllllllly need to see singing in the rain
buoyant kettle
I realllllllly need to see singing in the rain
It’s definitely a classic! If you’re into musicals I’m sure you’ll enjoy it
harsh minnow
Literally anything by Alfred Hitchcock. Especially if your all for suspense
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ladyinthewater
Director: Sidney Lumet
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urban python
My fave
granite furnace
The big sleep and the Maltese Falcon
timid blaze
prime forum
Casablanca, The Passion of Joan of Arc
Anything by F. W. Murnau, Max Ophüls, and Fritz Lang
half crater
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041959/
Saw that and uh. Didn’t like it. Almost fell asleep
timid blaze
Fair enough.
half crater
cute puggy on your pfp
exotic turtle
Casablanca is a great classic film for me, its so good