Autoganz
Autoganz t1_jc15gcy wrote
Reply to Ed O'Neill T.V. Dad by swayzeXpress815
I’d say that the longest running most popular TV dad is probably Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson.
Autoganz t1_iy2c038 wrote
Reply to Sushi is very predictable by Theobviouschild11
If you think all sushi tastes and looks the same, you haven’t tried enough sushi.
Autoganz t1_ix6y809 wrote
Reply to comment by BEE_REAL_ in Old is Gold? by [deleted]
True!
And it’s also a short watch.
Autoganz t1_ix6njex wrote
Reply to comment by mikeyfreshh in Old is Gold? by [deleted]
See, most of those I thought about, but I feel those are slightly tougher for people new to black and white films because of their pacing. I kinda think Night of the Hunter straddles the line slightly, and was iffy about including it. These are all great.
High and Low is actually my second fave. Such an intense film. The way Kurosawa blocks the characters into frame is incredible.
Autoganz t1_ix6m69c wrote
Reply to Old is Gold? by [deleted]
To be fair, 8 1/2 is a very particular film with some high concepts and isn’t really a film with mainstream appeal. It’s also black and white AND in Italian, so you might have to work your way up to something like that.
For black and white films to start with, here are some which might be easier to watch because of their near-universal appeal:
Citizen Kane (1941)
Night of the Hunter (1955)
12 Angry Men (1957)
Some Like It Hot (1959)
Psycho (1960)
Repulsion (1965)
Young Frankenstein (1974)
The Elephant Man (1980)
or my all-time favorite: Sunset Boulevard (1950)
As for me: no movie is too old. That includes stuff like the 1902 classic “A Trip to the Moon.” Old IS gold. I’m 38, btw.
Autoganz t1_itwx78f wrote
Sopranos is a show about characters, the world they inhabit, and the way that world shapes them over time. That’s the story.
Autoganz t1_itt0o2y wrote
Reply to comment by TravelingFlipper in How did Jordan Peele suddenly become THE horror king? by igotdooms
Horror doesn’t have to be scary to be considered horror.
Autoganz t1_jecmr8x wrote
Reply to Question About Enjoying David Lynch Films by MagicMajed123
Very normal. Upon first viewing you should just let the film wash over you. It’s an experience.
You’ve just taken your first step into a larger world.