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Sophisticated Films (A List, perhaps?) Sophisticated Gentleman 12/07/12(Thu)10:31 No. 1254

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I watched "The Good Shepherd" tonight. Fantastic piece of fiction, that was. Absolutely brilliant espionage film directed by DeNiro. I might even go as far as to claim that it is the finest espionage film ever made. I suggest you utilize your eyes to view this piece in its full glory. It's truly spectacularly good.

I believe that modern filmographic devices displaying images at rapid speeds to create the illusion of movement would be a fine topic of discussion for fine gentlemen such as ourselves, would you not agree? Let us, perhaps, begin to list some of our most favored sophisticated films.

Sophisticated Gentleman 12/07/15(Sun)13:07 No. 1262

The kings speech is a fine piece of art. Although don't expect to be totally blown away, in my belief the oscar should have gone to the social network

Sophisticated Gentleman 12/12/09(Sun)21:15 No. 1826

>>1262
Surely your comment is in jest, and as such, a bellow did escape from by belly. A suggestion that my fellow beings watch 'A River Runs Through It', a particularly entertaining motion picture which focuses on the finer things in life, as well as reflecting their nature when experienced to excess.

Sophisticated Gentleman 12/12/11(Tue)00:58 No. 1830

Requesting input- do you think that the following are gentlemanly?
Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf
Hello Dolly

Sophisticated Gentleman 12/12/13(Thu)05:33 No. 1838

If I may proffer yet another film, I would suggest Snow Falling on Cedars.

Sophisticated Gentleman 12/12/31(Mon)01:50 No. 1905

I personally found the aesthetics of 'A Dangerous Method' the most pleasing.

Sophisticated Gentleman 13/01/05(Sat)10:05 No. 1920

> I believe that modern filmographic devices displaying images at rapid speeds to create the illusion of movement

Be careful chaps, to not confuse verbosity with class. It's perfectly acceptable to use modern language on this board; a true gentleman adapts with the times.

Fine Plutonium Broker 13/01/05(Sat)15:24 No. 1922

>>1920

Quite. The aim of gentlemanly speech is elegant precision, not superfluous decoration.

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