Which one makes the worst films?
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Which one makes the worst films?
Which one makes the worst films?
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Germany, it's not even close.
*blocks your path*
>Nearly half of the leadership featured in the film were murdered by the other half within a year of it hitting theaters
California
France
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The chinks, it's not even close.
Italy or Germany. Their contemporary film making abilities are exceptionally lacklustre.
germany and there's no point continuing the thread further
germans are only good for tech and industry, they're the worst kind of autists
there was a time when Germany was the center of art and beauty though
That time was before the internal combustion engine, anon. When people used candles to light their homes.
germany BY FAR
italy still has Bellochio, Sorrentino, Paolo Virzi or Matteo Garrone doing something good from time to time
Germany
As a german that doesnt watch too many movies and definetly no euroshit, its germany. We just make cuckshit and depressing globohomosexual content. The french are fricking weird and cucked too. Cant comment on italians and japanese outside of anime.
Last decent filmmaking decade:
France: 1990s
Japan: 1990s
Germany: 1930s
Italy: 1970s
>ignoring New German Cinema
absolute pleb taste
Is Jesus Christ Savior actually worth a watch? A Christian performance thing like that seems a little hypocritical from a rapist who would rape his own daughter.
>decent filmmaking
>New German Cinema
That's only Fassbinder.
plus Herzog and Wenders. But please continue
Japan lasted into the 2000s pretty strong with Kitano and Iwai.
>Kitano
kek
next gen imbiciles will praise SONO I suppose
Kurosawa literally said Kitano was his successor. And I don't mean Kitano's later action films, I mean his few last good ones in the early 2000s.
Germany, unfortunately. But in the 20s, and a little bit still in the 30s, they made the greatest films. Murnau, Lang, Riefenstahl, etc. A truly great cinema.
WW2 and America cucked them so hard that their cinema never really recovered, even during the New Wave. They missed out on that great 50s/60s period that made Japan and Italy global countries in cinema. And France has pretty much always been an important country for cinema.
italy>= france >>>> japan > germany
The last great German film was Look Who's Back and the entire Herzog filmography before that.
Shit's whack, they really lost their way.
wrong
Toni Erdman was funny as shit. Goodbye Lenin and Coffee in Berlin were good. The lives of others was great.
Wenders and Herzog mog anything French in quality although the others beat Germany in quantity of decent films I guess
Germany made the best short films in the late 30s, early 40,s
so good the Canadians and Americans banned it
It wasn’t banned in America. It was banned only in Kansas for the sex scenes.
Germany obviously, if it isn't a movie about scat it's a blatant oscar bait about the holocaust or the great war
Germany ofc
Italy had some great movie soundtracks during the 60s and 70s
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