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I remember when one of my film classes showed us The King's Speech as an example of competent film-making

 

I remember we watched a lot of Hitchcock. I'm sure Run Lola Run was involved. That's all I remember watching.

 

what I can remember
Jaws (first time seeing it and holy shit)
Rear Window
On The Waterfront
Hugo
The King's Speech

 

We mostly watched scenes. Jaws was involved for sure

 

Very thankful for my screenwriting classes for showing me how much I hate screenwriting

 

did you drop the class?

 

We didn't finish the film luckily

 

I only took one film class in college, and it was a pretty basic survey course. A lot of it was the canon, but having to watch The Blair Witch Project again was a bit of a boring day.

 

yeah I just took the gen ed Film Appreciation course and Intro to Screenwriting

 

Yup. Same

 

Anyone have trouble ranking horrendous films that they really really enjoyed? (Serenity, The Fanatic, Venom) etc

 

i took a couple, a documentary-focused one, a general survey one, and then a weird one focused on music in film

 

From what I remember of the film class they offered in high school, we watched...

The Jazz Singer
Toy Story
Erin Brockovich

 

I had to watch Crash twice in a month in high school as well as Million Dollar Baby

 

I saw a lot of Cuba Gooding Jr. movies in my health class

 

My AP Psychology teacher told us that Crash changed her life.

 

Crash eliminated racism. Green Book was another nail on racism’s coffin.

 

I went to film school

 

i’m gonna guess she is white

 

Maybe she meant the Cronenberg one.

 

I’ve seen Grease maybe more than any other movie because for some reason it was the default movie substitute teachers showed us/the movie they put on toward the end of the year in middle school choir/band.

 

Grease and Grease 2 rule

 

Grease is the only musical I can enjoy

 

Grease does, in fact, rule

 

Now you’re speaking my language!