Who is your country's greatest contribution to cinema?
Who is your country's greatest contribution to cinema?
Isaac Green
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Luis Williams
If we're talking directors:
Hitchcock
Nolan
Kubrick (did most of his best work over here)
Ridley Scott
Lincoln Cox
PewDiePie
Daniel Ross
Literally nothing desu
Jordan Hughes
Based
Dylan Mitchell
You sure?
Brody Bell
I don't know about Mexican movies, but there are plenty of good Mexican actors in American media.
Jayden Scott
> but there are plenty of good Mexican actors in American media.
Noah Kelly
based
William Gomez
Del Toro is more American than anything, but Pacific Rim 1 was BASED as fuck.
Cuarón only has like 3 good movies. (Gravity, Y tu mamá también, ...and I don't know what else)
Iñárritu is just a meme.
Also:
>Pedro Infante, Cantinflas, Jorge Negrete, Tin Tan
and others from the "golden age"
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The rest of Mexican cinema (and specifically, modern movies) is just plain garbage.
Alexander Harris
>Cuarón only has like 3 good movies. (Gravity, Y tu mamá también, ...and I don't know what else)
Children of Men, you pleb
John Morales
*makes the 2 highest grossing films ever*
nothin personell kid
Logan Robinson
>more American than anything
How? He seems really proud to be Mexican
Jaxon Myers
He assimilated to Hollywood. He can go on and on about his Mexican pride but his actions show how he really feels.
Colton Collins
>his actions show how he really feels
like?
Luis Nelson
People who like watching movies should be killed. Worst medium especially considering all the GAY PUERTO RICAN NIGGER RAPISTS it attracts.
Isaac Scott
Everything he has produced since becoming popular in America is just generic Hollywood stuff.
Coco, an American production, is more Mexican than the majority of Del Toro's filmography
Brandon Nelson
A B S O L U T E L Y S U R E
Those three people are hacks who make shitty, commercial films for Hollywood audiences.
Zachary Walker
Landon White
>More american than anything
But he's still our contribution to cinema.
Evan Sanders
I don't blame him though.
Mexico is third world and no matter how much you want to become a filmmaker, there's no budget, no studios, no tech, no anything.
You have two options in Mexico:
>very low budget (almost homemade) films like Amores Perros or Por la Libre, that stick to real life situations/environments because there's no way to do something such as science fiction or fantasy, and you basically depend on pure writing.
or
>shitty kike trash """"comedy""" movies with SJW/LGBT/zoomer agenda that are basically mediocre telenovelas.
Unless you want to stick to these, you have to move to LOS and try to get assimilated by Hollywood AND hopefully they will considerate your ideas.
On the other hand, Derbez tried to take mexican modern shitty "comedy" to LOS and now he's on decay and being hated more and more by everyone.
picrelated: do you think that could be made in Mex*co? We are in stone age in CGI, and basically everything ;_;
Grayson Jackson
How do we save Mexican cinema and make it as good as it was when Bunuel was directing?
Jaxon Bailey
he doesnt have to make movies about mexico just because he is mexican, that would be dumb
Jaxon Baker
It's just matter of time.
Before the internet became popular in Mexico, people only watched TV to see Televisa garbage content.
After the internet, people switched from Televisa garbage to Netflix SJW trash.
People first started to reject televisa and the average telenovela content on the social media, and now the are starting to reject the mexican trash that is on netflix and movies on theaters, because it resembles to the old Televisa dark times.
The only hope for us is that the economy and life in general improves within the next years, so people can think and make real art, instead of the same soulless shit.
picrel: this is what actual movies looks like.
Just "romantic comedy" garbage, which isn't funny at all because they just use cheap jokes with lots of swearing that nobody laughs at.
Gavin Thomas
Evan Gutierrez
Jodorowski
Tyler Hernandez
Producers express their individual ideas but also the culture they were raised in through their work.
Cooper Richardson
Jace Turner
This guy, I guess.
Angel Stewart
Man you idiots really fucked up literally everything everywhere after WWII didn't you. Even now.
Kevin Ramirez
Russia had plenty of good post-WWII directors. They just stopped being constructivists and started being poetics.
Owen Long
Sauce my hue friend
Ethan Ortiz
Peter Jackson
Charles Evans
So, shit.
Liam Baker
Peter Jackson
Gabriel Morris
vivi fernandez
Josiah Ortiz
What? Our post WW2 directors were great as well. I just picked Eisenstein because his work had a huge impact on film-making. Andrey Tarkovsky, Sergey Bondarchuk, Leonid Gayday, Georgiy Daneliya and many more of them.
Jose Lewis
(((Eisenstein)))
Sebastian Wood
Hans Zimmer and Christoph Waltz I'd say
Juan Gomez
Ye, the guy was a jew. So what?
Austin Collins
>looking for logic with stormfags
?
Michael Lopez
Why not?
Colton Sullivan
>Gayday
Heh
Hunter Jenkins
Hey, he was a nice director. Don't laugh at him.
Carson Smith
Posting for Quebec
Alexander Howard
that's a really good question
Elijah Wilson
Would say Shaken Aymanov and Timur Bekmambetov but nobody heard of them I guess
Tyler Morris
Wim Wenders is good
Blake Morgan
>Nolan
lol fuck off
Christian Price
That is NOT TARKOVSKY!!!!!!
Christopher Ramirez
the men who invented it
Mason Sanders
Kilar
Kieślowski
Bareja
Machulski (Senior)
fuck Wajda though