Stylish Films - Page 11

Seven Years in Tibet is full of fantastic knits.

Any Jean-Pierre Melville film.

Yes, Le Doulos is great.

Wings of Desire, directed by Wim Wenders

Last Year at Marienbad

Just start watching Criterion films and you'll be set.

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+2 on Kar Wei Wong. I'd have to include Fallen Angels and Chungking Express too.

I might be alone in this, but I think some of the earlier Elvis movies are stylish... especially King Creole and It Happened at the World's Fair...

About to go see Inception again for the 3rd(?) time. I remember it being fairly stylish. I'd also like to mention The Aviator, a highly underrated film, imo.

Gattaca De battre mon coeur s'est arrêté A Better Tomorrow II THX 1138 The Yakuza Werckmeister Harmonies O Lucky Man Quadrophenia La Belle Personne Control Sharkskin man & Peach Hip girl (knits !) Last Life in the universe

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I might be one of a handful of people in the US who's actually seen it, unfortunately

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Brad Pitt always gets stylish movie roles.

Good call on The Beat that My Heart Skipped. Romain Duris always looks cool. Not sure about the style in Werckmeister Harmonies, but that movie's opening scene is one of my favorites of all time. Nice to see someone on the forum familiar with Bela Tarr.

One more movie comes to mind: Regular Lovers. Can't go wrong with Paris in the 60s.

Not a movie, but Boardwalk Empire is easily one of the most stylish shows on TV right now.

tony leung in wk wai's In the Mood for Love X coppolla's The Outsiders x Orlando

jeez haven't seen alot of the recent additions. i'll have to start looking for them. hope they're great movies as well.

Add Wim Wenders' Tokyo-Ga to the list.
The emulsion used in this film is incredibly rich and saturated, further proof of the supremacy of analog practices. Incredible camera pans and sexy Dick Tracy soundtrack that is entirely appropriate. In my top 3.