Latest foreign film you watched/rented?

[The Delfonics]

I think this thread works nicely in the general forums, so I guess Ill try it here.

Man Bites Dog (8/10)

[arto_j]

The last ones I watched were :

Le Secret - 6/10
Pure Fiction - 8/10

[Hannibal21]

Last ones I saw (which was last night when it was on IFC).....

EAT DRINK MAN WOMAN (9.5/10)

[scottish-movie-freak]

I suppose the last Foreign movie I watched was Birthday Girl (part of it was in Russian after all).

[Slim]

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[RicochetShaw]

Jules et Jim.

[Cosimo]

Das Boot (8/10)

[A.J. Hakari]

Last foreign flick I watched was WINGS OF DESIRE (7/10) last Saturday.

[Fisting Ackbar]

Ingmar Bergman's THE SEVENTH SEAL 5/10

That was 5 days ago

[scottish-movie-freak]

Whale Rider, 8/10.

[bankholdup]

The last one I watched was Wild Strawberries, like a week ago. 10/10.

[Kim_EZ]

Korean: Guns & Talks (8/10)
Korean: Phone (6/10)
Spanish: The Nameless (7/10)
Korean/Thai/HK: Three (7/10)
HK: Infernal Affairs (8/10)

[pat00139]

Bunch of Hong Kong movies:
The Lion Roars
Super Car Criminals
The Seventh Curse
The Masked Prosecutor
La Brassiere
Tricky Brains

Intacto also

The Road Home

2009: Lost Memories

PTU

...and I'll stop here...

[Voodoodoll]

Last one I watched was He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not 8/10. Creepy stuff with another great performance by Audrey Tautou.

I'm watching 3 Colours Blue today.

[notchreturns]

Princess and The Warrior: 9/10
Funny Games: 8/10

[Hannibal21]

SMALL CHANGE - 9/10

[bowieee]

Hero
9/10

[Psychocandy]

Originally posted by bowieee
Hero
9/10

Glad you enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to seeing the unabridged version at some point. The cinematography, sets and scenery in this movie were very beautiful and the actual choreography of the fight scenes was very well handled. Add to this a brilliant score and a clever story (although it's structure owed a debt to Kurosawa's 'Rashomon') and you have a masterpiece that has been seriously undervalued by critics.

[flowrchild]

Central Station: 8/10. Very heart-warming realistic movie. Not a twinge of hollywood hokeyness in sight.

[Hannibal21]

Originally posted by flowrchild
Central Station: 8/10. Very heart-warming realistic movie. Not a twinge of hollywood hokeyness in sight.

I loved this movie so much, I don't see it mentioned very often but it's truly a sweet, yet sad and heartbreaking little tale, definitely worth seeing. I cry whenever I even think about the ending. :(

[Paterfamilias]

Run Lola Run - 4/5 see my thoughts in the thread called, Run Lola Run:)

[Lazy Boy]

8 Women - 7/10

A guilty pleasure of a film, alternating between extreme giddiness and extreme shrillness. There are a lot of twists and revelations, some good, some overdone. The cast is uniformly excellent, with my personal favorite being the neurotic Augustine, played by Isabelle Huppert.

[BadCoverVersion]

La Dolce vita - 10/10

A visual treat...love that ending, but JESUS I never remembered it being so fucking LONG.

[Annie Hall]

Grave of the Fireflies--6/10

I can't say I loved this one as much as I was hoping to, but it was worth a watch and it left me thinking.

PS. BCV, La Dolce Vita is a LONG movie...by the end I'm always muttering and rocking back and forth in the corner.

[scottish-movie-freak]

Deep In The Woods- 7/10. Stylish, gothic and kinda scary but I didn't understand the ending! :( If anyone has seen this movie, please explain it to me, you'll have a place in my heart forever.

[MickeyKnox]

Jules et Jim-(10/10)
*One of my favorite movies of all time, powerful, majestic, and heartbreaking.

[bankholdup]

The Bicycle Thief - 9.5/10

[Shakamaker]

The Good Thief - super sexy, stylish, and sophisticated. Getting past the mumbling delivery of Nolte et al is just the beginning. This is by no means a 'by the numbers' movie, which is pleasantly surprising considering it's a tired old premise. Some reckon this falls into a hole. I loved it the whole way through.

[ANavissi500]

Cowboy Bebop: Tengoku no tobira - 8/10

[Paterfamilias]

Akira Kurasawa's Dreams - 2/5


This collection of shorts was, well, it was boring. I wanted to like it, really i did. I love seven samurai and yojimbo, but this just didn't do it for me.


Sme of the cinematography was beautiful, but that was not enough to overcome the lack of story for me. There were loooong shots with no dialogue and not much action.

I did enjoy the last dream, with the old man talking about living simply. That really got me thinking. But the rest of it, ugh.

[Slim]

8 1/2 (1963) - 4/10

It was suppose to be great...

[BadCoverVersion]

Originally posted by Annie Hall
PS. BCV, La Dolce Vita is a LONG movie...by the end I'm always muttering and rocking back and forth in the corner.

Too bloody right.

It nearly got a 9/10 I tell thee...aaaah, never mind...twas GREAT despite the fact that my arse was very numb afterwards.


Today,

Fitzcarraldo - 9/10
La Haine - 8.5/10

Both superb in their own ways...Fitzcarraldo had me smiling from beginning to end, and La Haine...well, that ending is just startling.

[Psychocandy]

Originally posted by BadCoverVersion
La Haine - 8.5/10

A stunningly provocative movie. Definitely one of my favorite French movies. I tried in vain for years to talk my friends into watching this but two things scuppered my plans every time.

1. Black & White

2. Subtitled

I'm still certain that they would have loved it if they could just have overcome these 'hurdles'.

[randythetool]

recently picked up the Kieszlowzki TROIS COULOURS triolgy - an absolutely fantastic special edition boxed set.

BLEU 10/10
BLANC 9/10
ROUGE 10/10

all four-star movies (I hate hate hate the 10 point system :p)

[masknslasher86]

A Better Tomorrow 2

[Hannibal21]

JULES ET JIM - 10/10

[A.J. Hakari]

Just wrapped up the disappointing READ MY LIPS (6/10). Solid performances and an interesting finish, but the movie just seemed to drag on forever, the pace was dull, and the main relationship was uneven.

[Slim]

Wild Strawberries (1957) - 5/10

So disappointing...

[Annie Hall]

I bought the following, but have yet to watch them:

8 1/2
and
The 400 Blows

And, I also purchased and re-watched

Run Lola Run--8/10. SUCH a fun movie. One of my favorites.

[Hannibal21]

Originally posted by Annie Hall
I bought the following, but have yet to watch them:

8 1/2
and
The 400 Blows



Ohhhh, you're in for two special treats, Miss Hall. Both are fantastic, well acted films and in my top 100 of all time. 8 1/2 is the better film by a hair although it's pacing was a bit slow at times, and 400 Blows really affects whenever I watch it, especially the heartbreaking ending. :( Hope you like them! :cool:

[Sugar Magnolia]

Autumn Sonata - 10/10

Damn Good...

[randythetool]

nobody seems to have mentioned one of the best French films in years, LE FABULEAUX DESTIN D'AMELIE POULENC (US Title: AMELIE (FROM MONTMARTRE)) - has everyone already seen it? I rented and then purchased it almost immediately...

don't mind me.

[The Delfonics]

Originally posted by randythetool
nobody seems to have mentioned one of the best French films in years, LE FABULEAUX DESTIN D'AMELIE POULENC (US Title: AMELIE (FROM MONTMARTRE)) - has everyone already seen it? I rented and then purchased it almost immediately...

don't mind me.

Yup, great movie. I bought it quick too. The Amelie craze was last year seemingly so now and then people will watch it.

[Hannibal21]

RIKI-OH: THE STORY OF RICKY

Anybody heard or seen this? This movie was so over the top I don't even think I can give this a proper grade.

[A.J. Hakari]

I watched both the Italian and English-dubbed versions (the former of which runs about 17 minutes more than the latter) of Roberto Benigni's PINOCCHIO (5/10). It's not a horrible picture, it just turns to shite whenever Roberto pops up...and he pops up quite a bit...

I also have IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE to watch, which I picked up from the library.

[The Delfonics]

Originally posted by Hannibal21
RIKI-OH: THE STORY OF RICKY

Anybody heard or seen this? This movie was so over the top I don't even think I can give this a proper grade.

Hell ya, I bought this movie just for the sheer outrageous content, VicVega now owns my copy but its a REALLY good comic book movie. You dont find too many movies that can bring out the fantasy of the comic books like Riki-Oh - 8/10

[Ren Hoek]

Originally posted by Hannibal21
RIKI-OH: THE STORY OF RICKY

Anybody heard or seen this? This movie was so over the top I don't even think I can give this a proper grade.
Back in my horror geek days, I actually paid a horrendous sum for a VHS copy of this baby because I couldn't get enough of splatter movies, and rumour had that it was the most violent flick ever made. Therefore I had to get my hands on this. Was a bit of a letdown, though. Anyways, a couple of months later I bought DEAD ALIVE because it was supposedly the goriest movie ever, one year later RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD 3, followed by THE BEYOND, and so on and so on. Boy, sweet memories... :D

[areyoubeingserved]

Harry, he's here to help (2000) a solid 9. good sruff.

[bankholdup]

The 400 Blows - 9/10

[notchreturns]

Insomnia: 8/10

[Annie Hall]

Originally posted by randythetool
nobody seems to have mentioned one of the best French films in years, LE FABULEAUX DESTIN D'AMELIE POULENC (US Title: AMELIE (FROM MONTMARTRE)) - has everyone already seen it? I rented and then purchased it almost immediately...

don't mind me.

It's also one of the most highly publicized foriegn language films in years, Crouching Tiger and Life is Beautiful aside. Cool little flick, overflowing with quirk.

[flowrchild]

Jules Et Jim: 8/10

Random tidbit I realized while watching it: In the movie Threesome, Josh Charles is talking about a movie he's watching in his french cinema class about a love triangle that goes awry and ends in tragedy. Now I know it was this movie.

[Lazy Boy]

To Live - 9/10

Zhang Yimou's epic film is also his best, as it follows a vast and detailed story of a family struggling to survive against the changes of time and the newfound Communist regime. The film got Yimou (and lead actress Gong Li) into a lot of trouble with the Chinese government, but such an extraordinary film should not be brushed away based on that or dismissed as propaganda. It's a beautiful film, lavished with strong acting and a sense that while the storytellers of our time may be gone, we still have lifespans like this to treasure.

[Jim H]

Return of the Streetfighter. 7/10. Very entertaining, but not as good as the original I didn't think. Somewhat better pacing, but I dunno.. DIdn't have the same impact.

[Hannibal21]

Originally posted by Lazy Boy
To Live - 9/10

Zhang Yimou's epic film is also his best, as it follows a vast and detailed story of a family struggling to survive against the changes of time and the newfound Communist regime. The film got Yimou (and lead actress Gong Li) into a lot of trouble with the Chinese government, but such an extraordinary film should not be brushed away based on that or dismissed as propaganda. It's a beautiful film, lavished with strong acting and a sense that while the storytellers of our time may be gone, we still have lifespans like this to treasure.

I completely agree. "To Live" is my second favorite Zhang Yimou film ever (next to Raise the Red Lantern) and a powerful piece of work, one of those films that really depressed me but also had me to know more about life and to treasure it. It's so sad, but yet so thought provoking.

[FeverDog420]

My July list:

8 Women (2002)
Day for Night (1973)
Thesis (1996)
Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001)
Happy Times (2001)
Icy Breasts (1974)
The Princess and the Warrior (2000)

More than one a week ain't bad, right?

[The Delfonics]

Originally posted by Jim H
Return of the Streetfighter. 7/10. Very entertaining, but not as good as the original I didn't think. Somewhat better pacing, but I dunno.. DIdn't have the same impact.

Definately not as fun as the first one but just as stupid. :)

[sarah1980]

A Canadian/New Zealand film called The Whole Of The Moon about two teenagers who are from different sides of the tracks and both have cancer
A sad but really great film 8/10

[bob]

I just went to see Swimming Pool, which I was extremely disappointed with.

[A.J. Hakari]

Guillermo del Toro's spooky and atmospheric horror/drama THE DEVIL'S BACKBONE (8/10).

[Paterfamilias]

Rashomon - 3/5

This was good. Great idea with the story being told from different perspectives. I guess this is where they got that idea for that horrible movie w/ Meg Ryan about the war in Iraq...crap, can't think of the name right now.

Anyway, i really enjoyed the film and the extra on the dvd that showcased the cinematographer. They did some truly groundbreaking stuff.

[A.J. Hakari]

Originally posted by Paterfamilias
that horrible movie w/ Meg Ryan about the war in Iraq...crap, can't think of the name right now.

I believe it's COURAGE UNDER FIRE. :cool:

[bankholdup]

8 1/2 - 8.5/10

[notchreturns]

Opera: 7.5/10

Poor acting and dialogue are backed with some awesome direction, inventive cinematography and wonderfully brutal kills and twists. Argento, you sick bastard, I love ya.

[Paterfamilias]

Originally posted by Adam J. Hakari
I believe it's COURAGE UNDER FIRE. :cool:

Thanks Adam, you are correctamundo!



8 1/2 - 8.5/10

Wow Bank, what a coincidence!! :D He should have called it 9 1/2, maybe it would be a better movie. That's too funny. (ok, so i'm easily amused)

[Shakamaker]

Bad Eggs is great debut from writer/director Tony Martin, starring well-known local talent.

We Aussies tend to enjoy our heroes portrayed as average-looking and bumbling, yet honest, lovable, and deceptively smart. On the flip side, we enjoy seeing our authorities and celebrities portrayed as dodgy, shady, corrupt, and fallible. (The tall-poppy syndrome.) This is a typical tale of a bumbling cop duo (Mick Molloy and Bob Franklin) who trip onto a trail of corruption, which goes a long way. In too deep and on the run, they must outsmart their hunters, and work out how to uncover the ring of corruption. Dragged into the mess is a local-rag reporter (the excellent Judith Lucy), who happens to be Molloy's ex-girlfriend, and a shy, conservative systems engineer (a very funny Alan Brough).

In what's essentially a piss-take of the local police, it's a 'serious' comedy, with most of the dialogue delivered in a overly-dramatic, dead-pan style. This fits in with the general style of the film, shot in a slightly pale, ghostly grading, with a score that helps the film keep it's faux-mystique.

Molloy and Lucy are fantastic together, and the sub-plot of their characters finding themselves helplessly thrown together again, after a less-than-amicable break-up, works very well. Bob Franklin is the real scene-stealer, though, as Molloy's slightly under-noticed partner.

Martin uses Franklin's brilliant straight-faced delivery, to help keep things from getting too serious. The debutant also livens things up with the use two truly excellent sight-gags, one of which is a hilarious narrated recollection by Franklin's character.

This film is good enough to even forgive the increasingly embarrassing number of times (four I think!) that the tip of the boom mike can be seen in a couple of scenes. I don't think Mr. Martin will skip any more editing sessions for future projects! His raw talent, however, is plain to see. That, and the intelligence displayed in not trying to turn his debut film into more than it should be, has me looking forward to his next project.

Hopefully Bad Eggs will see the light of day overseas, as it's as darkly charming as other recent successful local films, The Castle, The Dish, and Crackerjack, are uplifting. A comeback of sorts, to the charming Aussie films of the seventies and early eighties? Please!

[bankholdup]

El Mariachi - 8/10

[A.J. Hakari]

Gaspar Noe's brutal, harrowing IRREVERSIBLE and Alejandro Amenabar's enthralling, atmospheric THESIS, both 9/10.

[Hannibal21]

IRREVERSIBLE - 9/10

[MickeyKnox]

Battle Royale-(9/10)

[Paterfamilias]

Cinema Paradisio 5/5

The Seventh Seal - 4/5

My thoughts on both can be found in their respective threads.

[Jim H]

Street Fighter - 8/10
Return of the Street Fighter - 7/10

[Paterfamilias]

Irreversible - ummm i think 3 or 4/5. I don't know. I was in such a state of numb shock after this movie. Last night I realized the raw power of the film, now, the morning after, I feel like it lacked something, but I'm not sure what.

[Duckie]

..This foreign film, I just happened to find, was possibly the best movie, I have ever seen, knocking Tron at the number one spot on my list. I find myself at BlockBuster, looking at the new rental section, and all I happen to see is just..all of these Romantic-teen-idol- movies. Or rather, movies a normal male wouldnt touch with a pole. So, after taking a peek into the video games corner, which had nothing I wanted, I decided I would just go home, And stare at the television, and try to watch a reality tv show, and try not to change the station. As I walked to the exit, I spot an unusual dvd with the name "BANGKOK DANGEROUS". At first, being an idiot of a adolescent, I laughed at the word "BANGKOK" for a few moments. But, as I take a look at the cover, I see a male...with a pistol in his hand, and sunglasses blocking his shady features. For some reason, that cover spoke to me, so I purchased the movie, and the rest is past history. Bangkok Dangerous 10/10

[The Delfonics]

Watched some movies over again last night:
Y Tu Mama Tambien (still a 10/10)
Man Bites Dog (still a 9/10)

[JCR]

Respiro 7/10. Good film, nice story, some funny moments.

Goodbye Lenin! 9/10. This is the 2nd time I watched this and I enjoyed it more than the 1st time. A lot of the humour is quite subtle, and I didn't really see it the 1st time (after T3, pirates, charlies angels etc etc this summer I'm not used to subtle) A really funny film, well acted. Possibily the best film I've seen at the cinema this year. Well worth checking out.

[Psychocandy]

Originally posted by Duckie
..This foreign film, I just happened to find, was possibly the best movie, I have ever seen, knocking Tron at the number one spot on my list. I find myself at BlockBuster, looking at the new rental section, and all I happen to see is just..all of these Romantic-teen-idol- movies. Or rather, movies a normal male wouldnt touch with a pole. So, after taking a peek into the video games corner, which had nothing I wanted, I decided I would just go home, And stare at the television, and try to watch a reality tv show, and try not to change the station. As I walked to the exit, I spot an unusual dvd with the name "BANGKOK DANGEROUS". At first, being an idiot of a adolescent, I laughed at the word "BANGKOK" for a few moments. But, as I take a look at the cover, I see a male...with a pistol in his hand, and sunglasses blocking his shady features. For some reason, that cover spoke to me, so I purchased the movie, and the rest is past history. Bangkok Dangerous 10/10

I saw Bangkok Dangerous about a year ago. Rented it, watched it, loved it. It's on my to buy list. BTW...it's by the same guys responsible for the equally excellent The Eye.

[Slim]

City of God (2002) - 9/10

[bankholdup]

La Grand illusion - 7.5/10

[BadCoverVersion]

Jules et Jim - 9/10 (possible a big 10 with another viewing or two)

[flowrchild]

Small Change: 8.5/10

[A.J. Hakari]

Laetitia Colombani's chilling, well-written romance/drama/thriller HE LOVES ME, HE LOVES ME NOT (10/10).

[ANavissi500]

Amelie - 10/10

[Deckard]

Latest film from the director of RINGU. Delivers another chilling japanese chiller with oodles of eerie atmosphere to spare.

[scottish-movie-freak]

Francois Ozon's Swimming Pool- 8/10.

[Shakamaker]

Originally posted by Psychocandy
A stunningly provocative movie. Definitely one of my favorite French movies. I tried in vain for years to talk my friends into watching this but two things scuppered my plans every time.

1. Black & White

2. Subtitled

I'm still certain that they would have loved it if they could just have overcome these 'hurdles'.

I was fortunate enough for one of mine to drag me to La Haine during it's sortie in '95. At the time I was certainly naive as to the plight of such youngsters, as I live in a relatively low-crime, low-poverty city (Melbourne). Definately an eye-opener at the time.

[notchreturns]

Irreversible: 8.5/10

[flowrchild]

Bleu: 7/10. Beautifully directed movie, although at times a bit slow and uneventful.

[Hannibal21]

PERSONA - 10/10

[Lazy Boy]

Once Upon a Time in China - 8/10

I gave this high marks simply for its sheer goofiness and energy that was exhibited in many scenes. The grin I had on my face was from the fun I got out of it, ignoring the fact that it's somewhat technically crude and its plot is a mere clothesline for the fight sequences.

[BadCoverVersion]

The Seventh Seal - 10/10

[POLYDISTORTION]

Antonia's Line 9/10

Karakter 9/10

Kolya 8/10

[APzombie]

Whale Rider- ***1/2

[The Delfonics]

Amelie - (8.5/10)

[arto_j]

Last night I watched a pair of quite excellent foreign flicks...

The Devil's Backbone - 8/10
Battle Royale - 8/10

[hate m all]

VERSUS 7/10

[Paterfamilias]

Audition 3/5

Talk to Her 4/5

[Slim]

My Neighbor Totoro (1988) - 8/10

[arto_j]

Y Tu Mama Tambien - 8/10

[Reigh Kaufman]

The Piano Teacher. Um...wow, I think. I haven't decided yet.

[Psychocandy]

Originally posted by Reigh Kaufman
The Piano Teacher. Um...wow, I think. I haven't decided yet.

Fuck!!! I meant to tape that. Goddamn shitty memory!!! :mad:

[Reigh Kaufman]

Send me your address and a copy shall be winging it's way some time next week, mon amis.

[Damned Martian]

Darkness - 7.5/10

[bankholdup]

Jules et Jim - 8/10

[pat00139]

Resurrection of the Little Match Girl - 4.5/5

[bankholdup]

Shoot The Piano Player - 7.5/10...maybe an 8.

[screamer581]

Audition-7.5/10

[The Delfonics]

I saw Swimming Pool at a local art house theater and at first I hated the ending but with more light being shed on it, I am starting like the movie more. The film is mostly in English but I believe it was made entirely in France so Ill put it down as foreign. (7.5/10)

[MacReady]

Seven Samurai

[Shakamaker]

Just re-watched The Castle for the umpteenth time. A cult classic. Any non-Aussie Schmoes out there seen this? Did ya appreciate the tragic-humour?

[scottish-movie-freak]

Spirited Away- 8/10

[screamer581]

Y Tu Mama Tambien-8/10

[bankholdup]

Stolen Kisses - 7.5-8/10

[screamer581]

Talk To Her-8/10

[Hannibal21]

Nagisa Oshima's IN THE REALM OF THE SENSES....
Starring: Tatsoya Fuji (Kichizo), Eiko Matsuda (Sada Abe), Aei Nakajima (Toka), Yasuko Matsui (Tagawa Inn Manager)
No rating. It was one of the most unpleasant experiences I have ever had while watching a film; it's erotic, yes, but not in a good way; it wasn't beautiful, sometimes it grossed me out and made me feel sick to my stomach, which I GUESS was what the film was trying to do, the leads were very good in their roles but the whole movie is disturbing, brutal, and that last scene really was a bit too much for me.

[screamer581]

Abre Los Ojos-9/10

[Damned Martian]

LA STANZA DEL FIGLIO (The Son's Room) - 8.5/10

Amazing, moving, beautiful, sad... A sincere movie that deals with a soap-opera idea converting it in one of the most interesting and well-made in its simplicity movies that i've seen. Definitely a must-see for every schmoe with a little heart.

[Damned Martian]

Jules et Jim - 7/10

A little bit diseppointing, mainly cause i didn't feel involved emotionally in the story. The film is very episodic, which makes it somehow disjoined, some things in the camerawork and editing of the film made me think in a first-time director work, and the narration voice was most of the times unnecesary and even annoying. But all this doesn't mean i didn't like it. That's just the flaws i found in a movie that other than that has a great story and good performances. It got to my brain, but not to my heart.

[MacReady]

Italian For Beginers

[Shakamaker]

Together, by Kaige Chen (Farewell My Concubine).

It had a chance to really get some dirt under the fingernails with an excellent set up, but chose to be a bit of a sugary tear-jerker instead. Nothing to really dislike, but nothing to sink yer teeth into, either. Beautiful music, polished performances, well shot, and well directed; if it was intended to do nothing more than make you feel. Kind of a Chinese Ron Howard movie. :)

[Lazy Boy]

Audition - 7.5/10

Extremely cringe-inducing in parts. Not your typical psychotic, spurned lover tale of revenge. The problem is, for the first hour or so, I had trouble keeping my eyes open and staying awake. There's little in the way of chills, but there is a palpable tension that just builds and builds, until the final half hour, where everything turns f'ed up and gory. Upon going to bed, I found myself racing to my room down the dark hallway...I was very unnerved.

[movieguy1021]

Foreign Film:
Dirty Pretty Things: 8.5/10

Foreign-Language film:
Man on the Train: 4.5/10

[Shakamaker]

Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain. In one word? Magical.

I wanted to watch it again straight away, and had to restrain myself. Visual poetry. One of those films where you're smiling like a moron, happy in the knowledge that you'll be watching it many more times.

[flowrchild]

Has anyone seen King Of Hearts? :D

[Damned Martian]

The Good Thief - 8.5-9/10
My Neighbour Totoro - 8.5-9/10

[Lazy Boy]

Russian Ark - 8/10

A technically beautiful film, as well as a slow paced tour guide through 300 years of Russian history. I probably should've been more familiar with the details and who the people were and what not, since that was the flaw that brought the movie down a notch for me. Still, as a stunt, filming in one take for an hour and a half proved to be quite masterful.

[bankholdup]

M - 9/10

[bankholdup]

Bed & Board - 7.5/10...maybe an 8?

[MacReady]

Ringu

[Voodoodoll]

The subbed version of Spirited Away. Really enjoyable 8.5/10.

[flowrchild]

The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg

(adored it)

:D

[Hot-Handed Fury]

Legend of Suriyothai - 8.5/10

Hero (Zhang Yimou) - 9/10

Shaolin Soccer - 7/10

Battle Royale - 8.5/10

Ichi The Killer - 6.5/10

[Psychocandy]

Originally posted by Hot-Handed Fury
Legend of Suriyothai - 8.5/10

Hero (Zhang Yimou) - 9/10

Shaolin Soccer - 7/10

Battle Royale - 8.5/10

Ichi The Killer - 6.5/10

A nice selection. The only one I haven seen is Legend Of Suriyothai.

My ratings are as follows...

Hero - 4.5/5 (beautiful cinematography throughout)

Battle Royale - 4.5/5 (had a big old grin on my face from start to finish)

Shaolin Soccer - 4.5/5 (see Battle Royale)

Ichi The Killer - 4/5 (absolutely shocking what Miike gets away with...in a good way)

[Hot-Handed Fury]

I really love Miike's films, but Ichi was just too damn slow-paced for me.

That was quite surprising since Audition is so perfectly paced IMO.

Happiness of the Katakiris(7/10) wasn't slow-paced either.....

Oh well, I haven't seen too many other of his movies. Maybe the man is just wildly inconsistent, since he does work FAST. I'd rather have Miike finish 3-4 films a year, and strike gold occassionally rather than have him take his time(Terence Malick, anyone?) and have the results be utterly disappointing.

[Hot-Handed Fury]

Oh, hey Psychocandy,


I saw Suriyothai at the theater, and its a really visually beautiful film. I recently bought the region 0 DVD, and the transfer is atrocious!

I'll have to wait for the official region 1 DVD for a decent transfer I guess.

[Damned Martian]

Braindead - 7/10
Ladri di Bicicletti - 8/10

[charliebobo]

The Man Who Loved Women 6.7/10 Lacks something...

8 1/2 6.2/10 Great movie? Probably... just not my cup of tea

[screamer581]

Originally posted by charliebobo
8 1/2 6.2/10 Great movie? Probably... just not my cup of tea

:( :(



I watched Ringu (7.5/10) last night. Slightly better than the remake (7/10).

[charliebobo]

Originally posted by screamer581
:( :(


Yeah, sorry... if it's any consolation I would now give it a 6.5, which is a lot more than what I gave it after my first viewing a couple of years ago, so who knows, maybe I'll like it more next time :)

[scottish-movie-freak]

Respiro- 9/10.

[Slim]

Battle Royale (2000) - 8/10

[Fisting Ackbar]

Alfonso Cuarson's Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN (AND YOUR MOMMA TOO) 8/10

Funny, engaging and honest teen drama. Hollywood should take note.

Matthieu Kassovitz' LA HAINE (HATE) 7/10

Some of the bickering and raging against the machine from the protagonists grew tiresome, but overall it was an interesting flick with a powerful - although inevitable - ending.

[Psychocandy]

Over the weekend I watched two Takashi Miike movies.

Gozu is an ultraweird fusion of David Lynch style weird and David Cronenberg style body horror. It makes fuck all sense but is in turns hilarious and disturbing from start to finish. More proof, if any more was needed, that Takashi Miike needs some serious therapy. 4/5

Graveyard Of Honor is a remake of Kinji Fukasaku's (Battle Royale) 1975 Yakuza masterpiece of the same name. Except it's not exactly a remake. Rather Miike has gone back to the source novel and re-adapted it. It's a stunningly ferocious movie about the downfall of a low ranking Yakuza and is probably the best Miike movie i've seen thus far. It features and award worthy central performance of subtle brutality from Goro Kishitani in the role of Rikuo Ishimatsu. 5/5

I'll be posting more in depth reviews of these movies after i've allowed them enough time to properly sink in. I indulged in a Takashi Miike buying spree and still have another eleven of his movies to watch. If they are anywhere near as good as these two then it's gonna be a whole loada fun.

[Shakamaker]

Das Boot - I wasn't as impressed as others, but it still chilled me a touch. Maybe I wasn't in the mood.

Calendar Girls - warm, funny, and somewhat poignant.

Springtime In A Small Town - a tribute to China's filmmakers of yesterday. This was painfully slow, and intentionally so. Judging by the teary-eyed Chinese-Australians sniffling their way to the exit as the credits rolled, it's poignancy was lost on this ignorant westerner.

[Lazy Boy]

He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not - 8/10

What happens if you strip away the sugary veneer of Amelie and present it for what it really is, a tale of obsessive love? You get this strange little gem of a film. Audrey Tautou shines as the "nuttier than a 10 pound fruitcake" stalker, in love with a doctor who may or may not have deliberately used and dumped her. What I like about the film is that it delivers two halves: one from each person's perspective about what REALLY went on. It's both a thriller and a comedy, although with really dark tinges.

[Shakamaker]

Gettin' Square (Australia, 2003)

See this film, if only for every scene with David Wenham (Faramir, from The Lord Of The Rings trilogy). He steals each scene as a somehow lovable criminal junkie with a sense of mateship, in a film about trying to go straight.

The film itself is nothing new or special, but the performances are decent, and although the plot starts to become predictable, Wenham keeps your interest. The court room scene is hilarious.

[Hannibal21]

I haven't checked this thread out for a while now, but the last foreign film I watched was last week, which was Whale Rider (7.5/10).

[A.J. Hakari]

Over the past couple of weeks (on a **** scale...):

PAPERHOUSE - ***
SOLARIS (1972) - ** 1/2
AUDITION - ***
RUSSIAN ARK - ***

[normanbatesjr]

Watching Akira again. Got the video cheap on Ebay, since I couldn't rent it around here. Trying to decide if I should buy it on DVD.

[Damned Martian]

Novo - 3/10

A perfect example of why i use to avoid "artsy" european movies if they don't have excellent reviews and excellent word of mouth. Boring, pointless, stupid... a waste of time just worth watching to see the incredibly hot Anna Mouglalis totally naked. And that's about all the movie says: people without any visible personality naked, fucking, and a wannabe Memento character doing weird things for no apparent reason. Conclusion: http://www.planetsmilies.com/smilies/indifferent/indifferent07.gif , better watch a porn.

[scottish-movie-freak]

Y Tu Mama Tambien

Touching...but in a totally crude way. 8/10.

[Slim]

Fucking Åmål (1998) - 9/10

[Slim]

Millennium Actress (2001) - 8/10

[Psychocandy]

Originally posted by Slim
Millennium Actress (2001) - 8/10

How did it compare to Perfect Blue?

[Slim]

Originally posted by Psychocandy
How did it compare to Perfect Blue?

Satoshi Kon's directing is perhaps superior. The blending of past and present, truth and fiction is done effectively. But I found the film's weakness is in developing the main character and supporting characters properly. Overall, I think it's less interesting and involving than Perfect Blue.

[bankholdup]

Love On The Run - 8.5/10

[bankholdup]

The Wild Child - 8.5/10


Good ol' Truffaut

[Psychocandy]

Originally posted by Slim
Satoshi Kon's directing is perhaps superior. The blending of past and present, truth and fiction is done effectively. But I found the film's weakness is in developing the main character and supporting characters properly. Overall, I think it's less interesting and involving than Perfect Blue.

Thanks...I still want to see it but perhaps i'll hang off till I can get it cheap off Ebay.

[Shakamaker]

Swimming Pool just filled Aussie screens, and by jingo it floated my boat!

This film has a lot to offer, both mentally and aesthetically. It's an intruiging character study, first and foremost. THAT makes it re-watchable on it's own. It's got some rather saucy bits (literally ;)) as well, which shouldn't harm DVD/Vid sales. I'll dish out for a copy to call my own.

Whether you enjoy the abstract ending because it makes you think, or hate it because you think it leaves the ending open for conflicting interpretation, it's worth seeing for the character study, the photography, and the chick who likes hanging her norgs out. Wa-hey!

[Damned Martian]

In the last days:

Exotica - 9.5/10
Spider - 8/10
The Boxer - 6.5/10

[The Rain Dog]

I recently re-watched Man Bites Dog.

Great fuckin movie.

RD

[Damned Martian]

Torrente 2: Mision en Marbella - 5/10

[bankholdup]

Aguirre: The Wrath Of God - 7.5/10

[MacReady]

The Name Of The Rose

[The Delfonics]

Originally posted by The Rain Dog
I recently re-watched Man Bites Dog.

Great fuckin movie.

RD

Ya, I made a MBD thread a bit lower as well, feel free to dicuss.

[Hannibal21]

The Bicycle Thief - 9/10

[Shakamaker]

Perfect Strangers (New Zealand). Worth a looksie, if it makes your North American screens. I know it's been selected at several festivals.

The film's premise wasn't built-up to a believable level before the movie got into full swing, which is a pet hate. Other than that, the film's quite intruiging, thanks mainly to the character transformation of the lead, impressively pulled off by Rachael Blake (Lantana).

[Sparrow]

Finally got to see L'Homme Du Train last night. I really liked it.

[Golden Badtz]

Crimson Rivers
(last week)

[bankholdup]

The Man With The Movie Camera - 9/10, easy



Beautiful movie...don't make me open up a thread!

[MacReady]

Life Is Beautiful

[daredevil0214]

Good Morning, Night

good movie. slow at first. but intense at the end.

[The Other]

Talk to Her (2002) - 9/10

A friend of mine kept pressuring me to watch it, and I'm glad I finally did. It was so good. It was subtle, and that's what I tend to like the most, subtlety. (except for the silent film scene which was supposed to be over-the-top) It's definitely the best of the popular foreign films that have crossed over in recent years like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Life is Beautiful, and Amelie, all of which I found to be overrated. Talk to Her, however, is a keeper. I hear it gets better with more viewings and I'm eager to watch it again.

I've got 1948s THE BICYCLE THEIF coming in the mail from Netflix soon, they sent it out yesterday, I should get it tomorrow or Friday.

[arto_j]

The last one was the Danish/Norwegian/Canadian Misery Harbour - 8/10

[Lazy Boy]

Raise the Red Lantern - 8/10

Zhang Yimou's second best film, after To Live. I still found it hard to sympathize with the Gong Li character; to me, her stubbornness read more like "spoiled brat," but maybe that's just me.


Hiroshima Mon Amour - 6/10

Try as I might, I could not get into this one. The mood and conversations weren't exactly attention-grabbing. I did like the opening memories of Hiroshima, thought that was pretty haunting. Otherwise, blah.

[Hannibal21]

THE 400 BLOWS - Still a 10/10 :)

[bankholdup]

Day For Night - 9/10

[Mad Maggot]

3 last French movies I watched:

8 Femmes (dozens of times) - 10/10

Les Parapluis de Cherbourg - 7.5/10

Belle de Jour - 9/10

[MacReady]

Amelie (I actually watched it in French).

[arto_j]

Louis Malle's excellent Au Revoir, Les Enfants - 8/10

[The Other]

The Bicycle Thief (1948) - 10/10

[POLYDISTORTION]

Santo & Blue Demon Vs. Los Mounstruos

Santo En El Museo De Cera

Todo El Poder

[Heavenley]

Last few foreign films I saw are:


1. Y Tu Mama Tambien

2. Abre los Ojos

3. Ringu

[Twisted Sister]

God, it must've been "The Eye."

Been busy moving out of state, etc. Now that I'm settled, if anyone has any foreign suspense/horror suggestions, I'm all eyes! PM me with suggestions. Thanks!

[Twisted Sister]

Originally posted by Heavenley
Last few foreign films I saw are:


1. Y Tu Mama Tambien

2. Abre los Ojos

3. Ringu

Heavenley, what did you think of Abre Los Ojos? I liked it better than Vanilla Sky in some ways. Not many people agree with me, though.

[Heavenley]

Originally posted by Twisted Sister
Heavenley, what did you think of Abre Los Ojos? I liked it better than Vanilla Sky in some ways. Not many people agree with me, though.


Well, I saw Vanilla Sky first and yes I really liked it, so I wasn't sure if I'd like Abre Los Ojos......but surprisingly I really enjoyed this film as well. I thought it had better acting especially the actor who played Tom Cruise's part in Vanilla Sky. I also thought Penelope Cruz did a better job as well in this first version, rather than the second one. Vanilla Sky, on the other hand , of course, had better visuals, which were dazzling in fact, the film was also more cheery and bright while the original was more somber. I also prefered Cameron Diaz than the original actress in the first film.


Both were good fims though, and quite enjoyable. :)


I'd recommend seeing the original film first before seeing Vanilla Sky.

[Twisted Sister]

Originally posted by Heavenley
Well, I saw Vanilla Sky first and yes I really liked it, so I wasn't sure if I'd like Abre Los Ojos......but surprisingly I really enjoyed this film as well. I thought it had better acting especially the actor who played Tom Cruise's part in Vanilla Sky. I also thought Penelope Cruz did a better job as well in this first version rather than the second one. Vanilla Sky one the other hand , of course, had better visuals, which were dazzling in fact, it was also more cheery while the original was more somber. I also prefered Cameron Diaz than the origianl actress in the first film.


Both were good fims though, and quite enjoyable. :)

Absolutely 100% ditto, babe! Thanks for following-up!

[Heavenley]

Originally posted by Twisted Sister
Absolutely 100% ditto, babe! Thanks for following-up!



No problem! :)

[screamer581]

The Eye-7/10

[MacReady]

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

[Hannibal21]

Battle Royale - 9/10

[Countess]

Dreamlover.

I gave it an 8/10. Very interesting movie.

[arto_j]

Luc Besson's fantastic Nikita - 9/10

[Damned Martian]

Dias de Futbol (finally!!) - 7.5/10

It's cheesy as hell, and needs a lot of work behind the camera that the newbie director has to learn, but it's funny as hell, has GREAT characters and the actors are all superb (remarking Alberto San Juan and my new avatar, Ernesto Alterio). A good following to The Other Side of the Bed, although it doesn't reach the level of that movie.

[Slim]

After Life (1998) - 7/10

[arto_j]

In the Mood for Love - 8/10

[Slim]

Whale Rider (2002) - 7/10

[MacReady]

The Mummy(59)

[RicochetShaw]

Originally posted by Slim
After Life (1998) - 7/10


Whoa, the Japanese film? I remember seeing Ebert review this on his show some years back, he was raving about it. It sounded great, and seemed very intriguing.

[bankholdup]

Breathless - 8.5/10

[bankholdup]

The Man Who Loved Women - 8/10

[platanero79]

Spider (2002) David Cronenberg @ UK
DVD (LB) 11/1/03 7/10

[Lazy Boy]

Cronos - 7/10

Guillermo Del Toro's directorial debut, an oddball mishmash of humor and bloody terror, although it primarily works as a character study with laughs. Check it out primarily for Ron Perlman's weird performance as a thug who wants nose reconstruction surgery.

[Golden Badtz]

Snowboarder: Surfer des neiges

Country: France
Year: 2003

Grade: 3/10

[MacReady]

Rabbit Proof Fence

[Lynn Minmei]

The Eye-7/10

[A.J. Hakari]

The remarkable LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL (10/10).

[Scarface98.9]

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: 7.5/10

[bankholdup]

The Battleship Potemkin - 8/10

[Lazy Boy]

Children of Paradise - 10/10

Considered by many to be the greatest French film of all time, and perhaps one of the greatest films ever, Marcel Carne's 1945 masterpiece of epic romance is one of the greatest love stories of all time. It's a Parisian version of Gone With the Wind, although without a stubborn female lead, but plenty of memorable characters and witty, poetic dialogue. Not sure if I can call this my favorite film of all time, but it will definitely go on my all time top ten list.

[Slim]

The Seventh Seal (1957) - 6/10

[arto_j]

Audition - 8/10

[Golden Badtz]

Laputa: Castle In The Sky
Japan
9/10

[Tuukka]

Kukushka (Russia, 2003)

"September of 1944, a few days before Finland went out of the Second World War. A chained to a rock Finnish sniper-kamikadze Wille managed to set himself free. Ivan, a captain of the Soviet Army, arrested by the Front Secret Police 'Smersh', has a narrow escape. They are soldiers of the two enemy armies. A Lapp woman Anni gives a shelter to both of them at her farm. For Anni they are not enemies, but just men."

...A good, low-budget anti-war film with strong performances and nice scenery. The story concept was excellent, but the 3rd act left a lot to be desired. The "death" scene near the end was way too long and rather pointless... It lowered my grade from 8/10 to 7/10.

[Damned Martian]

Breaking the Waves - 3/10 :mad:

The best thing i can say is: Ugh!:eek:

[RicochetShaw]

Originally posted by damned martian
Breaking the Waves - 3/10 :mad:

The best thing i can say is: Ugh!:eek:


Ouch! This is like a stake in the heart. Breaking the Waves was one of my fav's of the 90's. I figured it would suit your taste, but I guess not. :)

[screamer581]

Originally posted by damned martian
Breaking the Waves - 3/10 :mad:

The best thing i can say is: Ugh!:eek:


I may have just lost all faith in you dm. :rolleyes:

[Damned Martian]

Yeah, I know i was going to be controversial, but still: ugh! :mad:

[screamer581]

Originally posted by damned martian
Yeah, I know i was going to be controversial, but still: ugh! :mad:


I was just kidding bud, you can hate what you want to hate. I just don't think I have ever met someone that didn't like it. But hey, it's all good.

[Damned Martian]

Originally posted by screamer581
I was just kidding bud, you can hate what you want to hate. I just don't think I have ever met someone that didn't like it. But hey, it's all good. The :mad: wasn't directed for you, but for the movie. I have to write a full review of it...

Today i saw 11' 09" 01 (7/10)

[Sparrow]

Just saw the French movie "Housekeeper" and enjoyed it very much.

[bankholdup]

Small Change - 7/10

[arto_j]

Ichi the Killer - 9/10

Wowzers.

[Damned Martian]

28 Days Later - 8/10

[bankholdup]

La belle et la bête - 8.5/10

[Lazy Boy]

The Happiness of the Katakuris - 6/10

WTF???

[platanero79]

Pure (2002) Gillies MacKinnon @ UK
Sun (LB) 11/18/03 7.5/10

I fogot to put this one

28 Days Later (2002) Danny Boyle @ UK
DVD (LB) 10/7/03 8/10

[Hannibal21]

The Seven Samurai - 10/10

[jhereg]

Devil's Backbone 8/10
Audition 6/10
Throne of Blood 10/10

[Jim H]

Peace Hotel - 8/10. Nearly a 9.

[crazezra]

ichi the killer

8/10....gore! gore! gore!

[MacReady]

The Road Warrior

[platanero79]

Bande à part Aka Band of Outsiders (1964) Jean-Luc Godard @ France
Sun (FS) 11/20/03 8/10
Great film no Doubt about it and Anna Karina I just fall in love with her the most Beautiful eyes I have every seen on film

Éloge de l'amour Aka In Praise of Love (2001) Jean-Luc Godard @ France
Sun (LB) 11/20/03 6/10
I going to have to watch this film again because it really hard to understand on the First viewing

[blankpage]

Last ones I watched...

Ran (8/10)
Red Beard (10/10)
Wild Strawberries (9.5/10)


Last one I rented (and am about to watch...)

The Son's Room

[Lazy Boy]

Battle Royale - 7/10

Starts out as a great violent comedy, in the vein of Dead Alive, but it turns a little bit muddled about 30 minutes in. Too many characters, and some stories were brought up and given closure without me caring a single bit. Is there a longer version to this film? Still, without one memorable shot in the film (IMO), this still gets a pass from me because I did enjoy its goofy spirit (Takeshi Kitano munching on cookies while giving orders was trashy fun, at best). I still don't get the reason for it being banned here in the U.S.; it's no more violent than any Rambo flick, and it didn't really make me cringe with disgust.

[Damned Martian]

LA RESIDENCIA - 8.5/10

Probably noone knows this movie, since it's an spanish horror film from the 60's. But if you have the chance of seeing it, DO IT! Creepy atmosphere, twisted plot, perfectly constructed characters, thrilling pacing... An horror movie in its best example. The censorship of that era surprisingly helped the movie as well: there's a subtle sub-plot of sadomasochism, lesbianism and insanity that works amazingly well as it is shown, suggesting it and never really showing much of it, and making double-meaning scenes that added much substance to what could have been a mere entertaining. The reject for the effectivism in which most newbie horror movies fall is also a good point in its favor. The deaths are shooted with elegance, originality, intelligence and without trying to impact with sudden editing or loud music.
The director, Chicho Ibañez Serrador, is quite likely the most important person in the developing of spanish television, and he's responsible of some of the best tv series (Historias Para No Dormir) and short films (La Television, El Asfalto) in the history of Spain, as well as the most succesful contests ever (Un, Dos, Tres, and many more). But I somehow doubted he could be able to direct so well (i hadn't borned when this series and tv films were aired, so i just know them by their fame). He just made 2 films for the big screen, and this is one. And I can't wait to see the other!! Amenabar wasn't alone, before him there was Chicho!

As apparently it was released overseas, here you have the link (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064888/) at imdb. See the different titles to find if you know it, and read the plot to see if you're interested.


Hero - 7.5/10

Flawed, but still very good. It's one of the most beautifully shooted films in movie history without any doubt, but it didn't serve a purpose at its level. Too many sword fights that let too little time to develop the most interesting aspects of teh plot. The social and political messages are slimmed to give all the importance to the spirit/sword/caligraphy topic, and it's not that this isn't well made or it isn't interesting as well. It is that the other things should have been as deeply touched and complexly exposed as this. Then this movie would have been a masterpiece, because the material was really good.
That, some editing flaws (some scenes are abruptly edited and should have needed more detention, and there are some abrupt transitions among scenes as well), and the repetitiveness of some fights (as well as their, at times, too fantastic look a la CTHD, although they don't have anything to do thematically) hinder the movie.
Still, the eye is so impressed that it doesn't matter that much.

[phelonious]

Gaz bar blues

Quiet little drama about a family run gas station in one of the poorer areas of Montreal, set in the late 80's. It took a little time to get going, but it's worth a look. I liked how they worked in a sub-plot about the fall of the Berlin wall to open up the film thematically.

[bankholdup]

L'Homme du train - 9/10

One of the best of the year.

[Golden Badtz]

Le Pharmacien de Garde
France
2003

I read the name Depardieu on the cover and the name Perez.. so I thought nice, the 2 of them back together since Cyrano De Bergerac.. but then I finally realised it wasn't Gerard but faget son Guillaume..

The movie has a good plot.. initial plot that is.. but slowly spreads into every direction with no real goal.

Horrible ending, bad acting, bad direction..

Score: 4/10

[bankholdup]

Sous les toits de Paris - 6/10

[Slim]

Battle Royale (Special Version) - 8/10

[Lazy Boy]

Cries and Whispers - 8/10

Persona - 10/10

Double dose of Bergman. The former is a very good film that seemingly ends before it even begins, IMO. The latter is one of the greatest films of all time. 'Nuff said.

[phelonious]

El Topo (The mole)

“The mole is an animal that digs tunnels under the ground, searching for the sun. Sometimes his journey brings him to the surface. When he sees the sun, he is blinded.”

Christ as a gunslinger? I can't decide whether this was a western on steroids ... or estacy.

The ultimate cult movie. I don't think El topo was ever released on video. Back in the day; the lesbian scenes; the fetishism; the freaks; the hard core symbolism ... this was probably was some pretty potent stuff, but now, thirty years after it's initial release, it's hopelessly dated and unintentionally funny.
The sound editing was an absolute hoot. For example; the jingle jangle of spurs as he's walking through sand. Men's voices for female characters. But still some great images remain.

[MacReady]

Cinema Paradiso 9/10

[Scarface98.9]

Hard Boiled: 8/10

[Hannibal21]

Infernal Affairs - 7/10

[bankholdup]

Le Million - 7.5/10

[areyoubeingserved]

Monsoon Wedding.

[Hannibal21]

Stray Dog - 9/10

[bankholdup]

La Passion de Jeanne d'Arc - 8/10