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#148009 by hog
Tue May 01, 2007 2:02 pm
I love World cinema movies so I took up the rent 3 dvd's online then post the back when finished thingy.

Anyway, this means I can watch around 30 dvd's per month.

Now, I have seen most of the classic stuff, not 100% into the martial arts movies.

Any recommedations?

Cheers
Hog :D

#148013 by Zyprexa
Tue May 01, 2007 2:40 pm
I recommend that you're a silly foo' cos you ain't gotta pay no-one for watching movies on alluc.org or places like that..

All the same:

-The Boondock Saints
-Bless The Child
-American History X
-A Man Of No Importance
-The Machinist
-Any Hellraiser

#148015 by FUBAR
Tue May 01, 2007 3:42 pm
Zyprexa wrote:I recommend that you're a silly foo' cos you ain't gotta pay no-one for watching movies on alluc.org or places like that..

All the same:

-The Boondock Saints
-Bless The Child
-American History X
-A Man Of No Importance
-The Machinist
-Any Hellraiser


I think he meant foreign language films.

anyhoo if you did check out

La Haine - incredible french film, so entertaining and thought provoking

Gozu - very odd japanese headfuck film... or any takashi miikes films really, lol

3 Extremes - 3 top asian directors make 1 hr horror film each.

The Vanishing - Classic pitch black thriller

hmm so many to reccomend...

#148024 by Archetype
Tue May 01, 2007 5:01 pm
Guillermo Del Toro's Spanish language films..:

Pan's Labyrinth
The Devil's Backbone
Cronos

other great Spanish movies are:

Y Tu Mama Tambien
Motorcycle Diaries
Volver
City Of God

Babel (mutli language)
Internal Affairs trilogy (Chinese)
13 Tzameti (French)
Goodbye Lenin (German)
Fucking Åmål (Danish)
Hot Fuzz (British :P)
Nightwatch & Daywatch (Russian)

#148026 by BlueRaja
Tue May 01, 2007 5:16 pm
I'm a huge fan of House of Flying Daggers. Easily in my top 10 movies. 8)


City of God was really good. ^^

#148034 by Liquid
Tue May 01, 2007 7:20 pm
I'm a huge MA fan, but non MA foreign films that I really enjoyed were the Infernal Affairs Trilogy, The Killer, Hard Boiled, and Oldboy. Chances are, if you a big fan of foreign movies, you've seen all of them, but I thought I'd throw it out there. A few martial arts movies of note, I'd say, even though you aren't a huge fan: Prodigal Son, SPL (Kill Zone if you are in the US), Once Upon a Time in China Trilogy, Drunken Master, Tony Jaa's movies (make sure to watch Tom Yum Goong uncut), and I should probably stop now. I'm a nerd, it's okay.

I can't watch new ones at a very fast rate, mostly because I have to buy most of them.

Oh, and Banlieue 13 if you haven't yet. It's kind of martial arts, but it's pretty much just a beautiful showcase for Parkour and free running. Really awesome movie. French, if you didn't guess by the obvious title. :)

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