/film/ - Film

I encourage everyone to not post in this thread

my case:

>we already have a thread for this I'm sure

>no discussion encouraged by topic

>OP is posting standard IMDB fare

avoid at all costs

>>5121

there's only a top ten thread, we're talking on a fucking board, and i have no idea what the hell that means.

we're comparing favorites, take the stick outta your ass

Honestly I don't have a favorite film. Sometimes I try to make a "top 5 or top x" list but I can't.

I don't know if anybody here experience the same thing, for example there are movies that I find masterpieces but that I wouldn't probably watch that often, and then there's movies that are flawed in many ways but that I can keep watching every week. So choosing one or the other ad my favorite is pretty awkward to me.

>>5121

Let's all keep quiet and let the board die forever.

>don't post

>posts

Bumpin because I know it will hurt your buttokks :')

>>5121

Dude stfu with your negativity. This board is barely alive and if the posters here we're all like you we'd have like two posts a day.

Go create your high cinema board and fuck off you pretentious twat.

>>5129

I agree with you. When someone looks up the term "cinema" and "epic" that movie is the golden standard.

>>5129

O'Toole looked so damn handsome on that movie.

No homo.

The photography at the scene at sunset after they took Aqaba just blew my mind. This movie is truly deserving of all the recognition and acclaim.

>>5147

The transition of the match being blown out by Lawrence to the rising sun of the desert was a genuine holy shit moment for me.

What'd you think about Sheriff Ali telephoto shot when it almost looks like he's descending down to us from the heavens and is seen, in the distance, floating on the ground?

It still blows me away that this was done in '62 with absolutely no CGI. Everything was practical.

>>5166

it pains me that I'll probably never see this film projected from the 70mm

>>5174

The last I read about LoA in 70mm was in a movie theater in Germany. I remember googling it and finding a list of still active 70mm theaters around the world.

http://www.in70mm.com/now_showing/

Looks like LoA will be playing in a 70mm theater in Austin, Texas in August (if I read the date correctly).

Has anyone been to this theater in Austin that has a 70mm projector?

Don't ignore the newfag threads. Sage them or they won't learn

>>5127

A slow board is better than a shit board.

>>5144

This is the "high cinema" board, faggot. Fuck off back to /tv/

>>5189

Spoken like a true tripfag. Go back to reddit cocksucker.

>>5178

Hero