This is partially inspired by @UsedJavelin’s thread about Seven Samurai.

I watched a lot of the Western “film canon” when I was younger, and lately I’ve just been craving some good “artistic” movie content. But I don’t trust the :reddit-logo: crowd nor the letterboxd nerds for serious recommendations, so I turn the question to my comrades

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But I don’t trust the letterboxd nerds

:theory-gary: very wise indeed. here goes the certified communistic classics list

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Its a Wonderful Life (CW Christmas) but its anti money-grubbing and charming

Thelma and Louise FUCK COPS

Bonnie and Clyde FUCK COPS

The Red Shoes ballet is pretty RED = COMMUNISM :stalin-shining:

Cool Hand Luke FUCK PRISON

Dr Strangelove :strangelove:

Rear Window is good

Do the Right Thing :anti-italian-action:

im taking ‘universally loved classic’ seriously here dont make me look like a fool

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The olllld Keystone Kops comedies are some great “Fuck cops” movies. It’s wild to see police portrayed as complete buffoons with no respect at all.

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The fact that Come and See is like the highest ranked movie on Letterboxd automatically makes it better than the bazinga-fest that is imdb

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