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    Rumblefish
    Manhunter
    Millers Crossing
    Das Boot
    La Haine
    The lady from shanghai
    Daywatch/Night watch
    Brother 1 and 2 (russian)
    Once Upon a Time in The West
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    I will second the recommendation for Japanese flick Audtion mentioned above.

    I was disappointed by Old Boy & especially Battle Royale.

    Chinese movies all choreographed & flying swords now & all the same.
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    A good strategy of mine (similar to my John Lennon / After '66 Beatles strategy) is when I'm really stuck, just to get a Hitchcock movie.
    It only works because I don't otherwise get those film out. ie. thats the only time i've actually bought John Lennon albums.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RogerMilla View Post
    Daywatch/Night watch
    Absolutely love Night Watch. Is Day Watch available on DVD? Didn't realise it had been released here yet.
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    i picked it up on e-bay from a film dealer bohs. havent seen it on any rack yet and i may buy the official release anyway just for those mad subtitles !! the version i got was excellent quality and subtitled but not like the day watch package !
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    85 posts and nobody has mentioned Dekalog. (perhaps as it isnt strictly cinema?)

    I recommend Dekalog above all others.
    Last edited by osarusan; 07/06/2007 at 1:49 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by anto1208 View Post
    City of God is probibly the best film of the last 10 years .
    City of God is one of the best films i've seen ever.Top Class!

    Going back a bit main stream and for stupid funny i think Dave Basset England Manager is worth a look.Made me laugh

    La Haine which was mentioned already is another very good film which should be seen!

    Other ones worth a look are Battle Royale and Chopper
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    In case not mentioned,

    13 Tzameti- good French thriller

    Mountain Patrol- just a good Chinese/Tibetan flick

    Memory of Murders- Korean thriller

    Twilight Samurai

    The Hidden blade(almost the same movie as Twilight samurai, same director, worth watching though.

    Chaos(the French one from a few years back)

    Kill Zone", -stupid English title(like Infernal affairs) but pretty decent Hong kong action flick, with some great fight scenes toward the end, will probably be re-made by Hollywood.

    "The Aura"- very, very good Argentinian thriller.

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    Taxi - The original French version is a good laugh.
    Kubrick is probably a bit too obvious but Full Metal Jacket and Clockwork Orange are masterpieces, Eyes Wide Shut is not as bad as some critics suggest either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by osarusan View Post
    85 posts and nobody has mentioned Dekalog. (perhaps as it isnt strictly cinema?)

    I recommend Dekalog above all others.
    I would have said Dekalog, but I wanted to stick to recommending only one Kieslowski film, which is a feature length version of one of the stories anyway.

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    Dead Mans Shoes, directed by Shane Meadows, director of This is England.


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    Surprised noone's mentioned Bullet In The Head yet, John Woo at his best. Also The Killer and Hard Boiled. Just mad gunplay for an hour and a half, brilliant.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shakermaker1982 View Post
    Hidden (Cache) is another I'd add to the list.
    I knew there was a movie I was missing and there it is, Hidden, the best movie of last year

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    Quote Originally Posted by RogerMilla View Post
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    Saw Brother, Very good film What is the sequel like?

    Another one I recently saw Amandla http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0303297/
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    I'm sure someone must have mentioned the Film Noir classic:

    Teen Wolf 2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolfie View Post
    I'm sure someone must have mentioned the Film Noir classic:

    Teen Wolf 2
    Actually, this wonderful opus, a forray into the mid-1980's fear of communism and the burgeoning culture of inverse celebrity, e.g. Traci Lords, etc, is properly entitled Teen Wolf, Too, in an effort to distinguish it from the work it succeeds, Teen Wolf; and also to excuse the fact that Michael J Fox was not in it. Nevertheless, to paraphrase the only writer who could successfully rival it's insight, age cannot diminish, not custom mar it.
    That question was less stupid, though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pete View Post

    Chinese movies all choreographed & flying swords now & all the same.

    yef def agree there
    but there are chinese movies that are made for western audiences.......i hate them movies..........."Crouchin Tiger", "Flying daggers", "hero"
    rubbish storylines, rubbish acting, rubbish action moves
    believe me.......ordinary Chinese TV has much better Kung Fu on all day 24/7

    good chinese movies to watch..........
    "Fairwell My concubine"
    "Beijing Bicycle"
    "Raise the red lantern"
    "Devils on the doorstep"
    and the best Chinese movie of them all........"The shower"...great
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shower_%28film%29
    also the director Jia Zhang-ke is cool, small time movie maker making movies about life amongst young people in rural chinese towns where nothing much happens, but very quirky

    some westerners are too easily fooled

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    Slapshot is another great one. Its about an Ice Hockey team in a declining industrial Northern US town. Very funny, stars Paul Newman.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BohsPartisan View Post
    Prefered house of flying daggers myself.
    I've never laughed so hard.

    /Not in a good way.

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    I also really enjoyed Lady Vengence, a brilliantly funny and achingly sore film from Korea.
    It's by the same guy who made Old Boy. Sympathy for Mr Vengeance is another of his - I haven't seen it, but it's supposed to be in the same class as the other two.

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    FUBAR

    check out this canadian movie. Its deadly! Think Waynes World crossed with Beavis and Butthead but done in a documentary style... so funny.

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