mily jean

1:1 aspect ratio enthusiast

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The Garden (1990)

directed by Derek Jarmam

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The French Dispatch (2021)

directed by Wes Anderson

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German poster for Come and See (1985)

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Come and See (1985)

directed by Elem Klimov

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Into the Abyss (2011)

directed by Werner Herzog

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Platoon (1986)

directed by Oliver Stone

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Barry Lyndon (1975)

directed by Stanley Kubrick

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Amadeus (1984)

directed by Miloš Forman

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what is the most important part of a film?

I'm a sucker for beautiful imagery. I have given movies with mediocre or even slightly bad concepts/stories a decent rating when they were visually appealing or interesting to me. Then again, I'm not entirely opposed to movies that are a bit nihilistic or lack some standard storytelling anyway, I don't mind when movies are a bit more experiential.

What's important to me either way is that the dialogue is natural and/or fitting to the themes. It can really mess up the immersion just as much as a poor performance.

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Faust (1926)

directed by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau

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Excalibur (1981)

directed by John Boorman

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The Ascent (1977)

directed by Larisa Shepitko

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The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (1974)

directed by Werner Herzog

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Angel's Egg (1985)

directed by Mamoru Oshii