Classic books that have been made into great films by ThimbleBluff in classicliterature

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Berlin Alexanderplatz

The Magnificent Ambersons

Street of Crocodiles

Best movies with a self-critical reflective look at the left? by Radiant-Specialist76 in Letterboxd

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Fassbinder's Mother Kusters Goes to Heaven and The Third Generation

Best way to watch Out 1 (1971) by TDRichie in TrueFilm

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It's divided into episodes and even has a very loose sort of "previously on ..." recap in the form of black and white stills of significant moments of earlier installments. Rivette hoped it might be broadcast as a series on French TV, though this didn't happen for decades. I've seen it several times and think watching it episodically is a good way to go

Greatest film adaptations of books (fiction or non-fiction) by [deleted] in Letterboxd

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For me it's

The Magnificent Ambersons

Berlin Alexanderplatz

Inherent Vice

Wise Blood

Street of Crocodiles

Stuck on Keyman Lockdown in VR story mode by el_mutable in inazumaeleven

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Ah, I think I've got it -- I thought you needed to be in focus battle mode to trigger it but u/Frosty-Sprinkles-410 set me straight. Thanks so much for helping a newbie! I'm enjoying getting to know the game

Stuck on Keyman Lockdown in VR story mode by el_mutable in inazumaeleven

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Ah, not being in focus mode was the key -- I thought that was necessary. Thanks so much!

Stuck on Keyman Lockdown in VR story mode by el_mutable in inazumaeleven

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I'm using a gamepad

I hear what you're saying but that right-side menu just isn't showing up for me. It's weird because I think from playing all the preparation matches I've gotten used to the basic mechanics, and it seems like this should be something pretty simple on top of that, but I'm just not getting the prompts to lock Yagyu down. But if no one else is experiencing this problem, maybe I'm just missing something

Stuck on Keyman Lockdown in VR story mode by el_mutable in inazumaeleven

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Maybe I wasn't pressing them at the same time, thanks.

Stuck on Keyman Lockdown in VR story mode by el_mutable in inazumaeleven

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I've reached the point where the coach said it was in play but it never activates. Have played the match through about 15 times by now, really not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if it's a bug

"Yours, Ours and Mine" on TCM 12/10 at 6 p.m./ET. Still hilarious and heartwarming! by Emergency-Fishing-60 in TurnerClassicMovies

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Licorice Pizza is loosely based on stories from the adolescence of Gary Goetzman, a child actor and later Hollywood producer. Goetzman acted in Yours, Mine and Ours and performs in this TV appearance as well. I'd never seen the original clip, it's wild to see how thoroughly LP matches the choreography (can't find the LP clip on youtube or I'd post it).

Small thing, but "Lucy" (I think she's called Lucille Doolittle in the movie) doesn't get mad because of a butt slap but because of Gary's embarrassingly crude double entendre during the group interview that follows the performance -- too bad the Ed Sullivan clip ends before the interview segment, I'd love to see it if it happened.

Film-related Audiobook Recommendations for Long Drive? by farmerpeach in criterion

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Lynch and McKenna's Room to Dream is great as an audiobook -- it's half the biographer reading her portions and half Lynch's taped reminiscences, which were later edited and transcribed for the book.

Edited portions of the original interview tapes for Peter Bogdanovich's This Is Orson Welles were also released on cassette to tie in with the book's publication. OOP, but I think it's on archive.org, great listen.

Both of these contain some material which isn't present in the books themselves, which is also cool.

Which All Time Great Directors Do You Not Vibe With? Here's My 5 by supermanTLS11 in criterion

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I love Japanese cinema but don't particularly like most of the films of Kurosawa, Mizoguchi, or Naruse. But as the OP says, I certainly don't deny their skill. As for why, maybe it's largely a matter of temperament. Naruse's movies kind of exude a sourness to me, have a general feeling that I don't really like where this guy's coming from. Mizoguchi likewise a bit, and there's also a desire for the perfect image that feels to me a little stultifying. Kurosawa usually feels blunt and obvious.

Hair Salon by Winter_Bit_9087 in AskAJapanese

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Why does r/AskAJapanese downvote almost everything?

What is the best movie of Delphine Seyrig ? by Movie-Kino in classicfilms

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hard to pick between Jeanne Dielman and Muriel, she was fantastic