#547 | WELCHE FILME könnten die nächsten FILMKLASSIKER sein?
·1 hr 34 min·5 clips
Why is 'One Battle After Another' already being called a modern masterpiece by so many viewers?
The episode of Kino+ focuses on identifying films from approximately the last ten years that have the potential to become future classics. The discussion begins with an in-depth analysis of 'One Battle After Another,' a film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The hosts argue it avoids being dated by eschewing direct pop-culture quotes and clear temporal insignia, instead focusing on timeless themes like the militarization of police forces. They compare its action staging to classics like 'The Getaway' and note its clever, restrained use of music. The conversation then broadens to other contenders. 'Joker' is debated for its massive audience success and cultural footprint, though some question its originality. 'Parasite' is highlighted as a consensus modern classic, often topping critical lists. In animation, 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' is proposed as a potential genre-defining classic that inspired a new visual style, while 'Inside Out' is noted for its profound impact on how people discuss emotions. The hosts also consider 'Mad Max: Fury Road' as a clear modern action classic, 'Get Out' as a landmark in modern horror, and 'Barbie' as a cultural phenomenon. They touch on films like 'Dune: Part Two,' 'John Wick: Chapter 4,' 'Hereditary,' and 'The Grinch' (2018), weighing their genre influence versus mainstream staying power. Throughout, the hosts distinguish between films that resonate within the film fan community and those with wider, enduring public appeal, often setting aside personal taste to assess objective cultural impact.
