Cool Movie Thread

Quote from Maverick74:

OK, so here are a list of the movies I have mentioned so far.

True Romance
Igby Goes Down
The Tao of Steve
Conspiracy
The Spanish Prisoner

And I'm adding the Spanish film

Y Tu Mama Tambien



My latin-themed picks:

y tu mama tambien
Atame
Dancer upstairs
El Mariachi
Amores Perros
Legally Blonde with spanish dub (it's funnier that way)

French picks:
Amelie
City of Lost Children
Metropolis (eye candy)
Anything directed by Luc Besson (I don't care if it's in english-- they're french films)

Japanese picks:
Akira
Spirited Away
The kurosawa film about death (forgot the name)


Anyone have picks for Indian films?


--laz
 
Quote from laziz314159:

My latin-themed picks:

y tu mama tambien
Atame
Dancer upstairs
El Mariachi
Amores Perros
Legally Blonde with spanish dub (it's funnier that way)

French picks:
Amelie
City of Lost Children
Metropolis (eye candy)
Anything directed by Luc Besson (I don't care if it's in english-- they're french films)

Japanese picks:
Akira
Spirited Away
The kurosawa film about death (forgot the name)


Anyone have picks for Indian films?


--laz

Amores Perros was a ridiculously well done flick! Unfortunately I can't say I enjoyed his new effort "21-Grams" (w/ Del Toree and Penn) as much. It was still solid, but I was let down after Amores Perros.

In regards to Kurosawa -- Are you referring to "Dreams", the one where Scorcesse plays Picasso? :p
 
Anyone have picks for Indian films?


Lagaan and Sholay are two good [east] indian flicks. The rest really suck. Most films that come out of "Bollywood" (Indian slang for movies from Bombay, the Hollywood of India) are love stories about the same shit, absolutely no plot, etc...
 
Oh man, I just remembered another great movie. Anyone seen "The Believer"? It's based on a real person who was a nazi skinhead who killed himself when a New York Times reporter revealed that he was Jewish. Very interesting story and a great performance by Ryan Gossling. I urge everyone to check it out.
 
Quote from laziz314159:

secretary
donnie darko

Hey now! Do I sense a fellow Maggie Ghyllenhall (sp?) fan? :cool:

I love those two flicks (and Maggie) too.

Uni
 
Shampoo

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"Mercilessly exposing the essential vacuity of both the sexual revolution and conservative alarmism over cultural permissiveness, Shampoo remains the best movie ever made about Nixon's America, and one of the very best about the tragic and disappointing conclusion to the 1960s."

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...7738-3380755?v=glance&s=video#product-details
 
I had a great time watching "Lost in Translation". Two people lost in giant city, exotic culture, language, lost in their relationships and careers, who treat positions they're in with a bit of irony, fun and distance. Subtle erotic friendship between man and woman in lights and spirit of Tokyo backgrounded by delightful soundtrack. A joy for eyes, ears and soul.
 
Here's my import library in no particular order:
happy times
shaolin soccer
infernal affairs
beijing rocks
fat choi spirit
nude fear
shanghai triad
the eye
july rhapsody

sassy girl
christmas in august
lovers concerto
crazy marriage
il mare
autumn in my heart (series) / autumn fairy tale
musa
guns and talks
sex is zero
oseam
tale of two sisters
foul king
barking dogs never bite
attack the gas station

studio ghibli collection 4 dvd
vampire hunter d bloodlust
jubei chan 4 dvd series
dark water
paradise lost
getting any?
returner

http://us.imdb.com if you need to look up something
 
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