Do you know I hardly ever notice the subtitles when I watch foriegn films, can't believe that some people wont watch foriegn films because they have to read. I hope you all watch in subtitles no dubbing. Worst thing you can do to a good foriegn film is add dubbing, it losses all it character.
List Your Favorite Foreign (non-American) Films Here!
by Funchback 56 Replies latest social entertainment
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PaulJ
51st State
Shallow Grave
28 Days later (have you seen this? great zombie film)
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Funchback
Hey, lawrence.
'Seven Samurai' is the film from 1954, about the hired Samurai? http://imdb.com/title/tt0047478/
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Funchback
By the way, thank you all so much for the wonderful suggestions.
One of you mentioned 'Netflix'.
I would be able to rent most of these from Netflix???
If so, I'm opening an account TODAY.
Somebody let me know PLEEEEEEASE!!!
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Room 215
My votes go to the Aussie "Gallipoli" with a young Mel Gibson; to the Italian ``Seven Beauties" and ``Ciao Professor" by Linda Wertmuller, also "Cinema Paradiso," ``Bread and Tulips" and ``The flight of the Innocent" among so many others.
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doofdaddy
Clockwork Orange(yeah I know director)
Run Lola Run
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GentlyFeral
Funchback,
One of you mentioned 'Netflix'.
I would be able to rent most of these from Netflix???
If so, I'm opening an account TODAY.You will absolutely love it!
I hear the company was started partly to make independent and foreign films more accessible. All of the films in the list I posted were rented from Netflix.
gently feral
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Swan
The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert
I loved it because it was the perfect film for me at the perfect time in my life.
Tammy
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gwyneth
Blue (Juliet Binoche)
White (Julie Delpy)
Red (Pretty dark haired girl who I am too lazy to look up)
Antonia's Line (a must see!!) (Dutch?)
Shall We Dance, Japanese version
The Pillow Book
Strictly Ballroom (Australian)
Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself (Scottish)
La Femme Nikita
Danny Deckchair (Australian)
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doofdaddy
Yay Gwyneth, Thanks for reminding me, Blue White and Red .....pwoah