Hvit Ballong. Just brilliant. I wrote a review about it http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.113878#2065897
Favorite Foreign Film.
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Um... I'm from Sweden... so should I pick non-Swedish movies or non-american movies or should I avoid both Swedish and American movies? XD
EDIT: I'm going to assume that I'm supposed to pick a non-english speaking and non-swedish movie.
Der untergang (Germany)
Das Boot (Germany)
Stalingrad (Germany)
El laberinto del fauno (Spain)
Mononoke-hime (Japan)
EDIT: I'm going to assume that I'm supposed to pick a non-english speaking and non-swedish movie.
Der untergang (Germany)
Das Boot (Germany)
Stalingrad (Germany)
El laberinto del fauno (Spain)
Mononoke-hime (Japan)
I'm a big fan of Jodorowsky's work, El Topo and Holy Mountain in particular. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is wonderfully evocative too.
Kudos to the person who mentioned Wild Zero, that film is waaay out-there!
Kudos to the person who mentioned Wild Zero, that film is waaay out-there!
Whait a minute... this is my thread!
Don't worry, I'm kidding.
I will say "Letters from Iwo Jima".
Don't worry, I'm kidding.
I will say "Letters from Iwo Jima".
Are you refering to Mongol: the Rise of Genghis Khan? That's one of my favorites, great action, great story, and I've heard there making another, if so then I cant wait for another.BlakBladz said:
I also like Das Boot, though I've only been able to see the dubbed version.
Edit: D'oh! How could I forget Kung Fu Hustle, that film is amazing.
I'm also going to go for an obvious one, I've been a Godzilla fan for years now.
Edit2: I also forgot one of my favorite westrns of all time, The Proposition. I know it's an Australian film but I live in the US, so its foreign to me.
La Bella Vita, or I think in English it was Life is Beautiful. I cried!
And yes, Pan's Labyrinth. Actually I may have cried in that one too, at the end.
And yes, Pan's Labyrinth. Actually I may have cried in that one too, at the end.
Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly are all great spaghetti westerns.
I seen it when there was nothing else on t.v. one day now I watch it whenever I can. Love that movie. On a sad note though, The actor who played K2 everyones favorite imcompetit henchman died last year of like and anurism or something.RavingPenguin said:
I love:
Pans Labyrinth
City of God (so much better then the Godfather and Goodfellas)
Waltz with Bashir
Princess Mononoke
Howls Moving Castle
Pans Labyrinth
City of God (so much better then the Godfather and Goodfellas)
Waltz with Bashir
Princess Mononoke
Howls Moving Castle
In that case... I like Jet Li's Fearless... No, I don't care if it's all special effects. It was a good movie.Zeeky_Santos said:
I'm really annoyed. There was this great French animation shown on the BBC a few years back on christmas eve, and I don't remember the name.