Anyone like foreign movies?

[BlueCat]

Fengzi that photo is beautiful!!! I am going to have to go to China...

(an ancient village with cobblestone streets and traditional architechture)<-- I just have to see this. I bet you can talk to your inlaws for hours on end...

I liked Beijing Bicycle too. It was fun seeing the modern and traditional...

So do you have any more photos?

Hey Az glad I didn't google it....thanks.

[Az.]

oh yeah! i completly missed that photo before.....ive never seen anyhing like that before.....for what purpose do they cut into the hills?

[LOVElife]

....Platoon....its Foreign to me! Im English!

For you Americans try these English Movies:

Nil By Mouth
Love, Honour and Obey
Final Cut (Kinda Shit)
Dead Mans Shoes (Fucking Excellent)

[BlazinHaze]

I saw a movie called Versus one time at like 4 am. It was a Japanese zombie movie about the Forest of Resurrection, where if you died within it you became a zombie. It had English voice-overs and crazy ninja shit. It was a pretty good movie.

[BlueCat]

Nil By Mouth
Love, Honour and Obey
Final Cut (Kinda Shit)
Dead Mans Shoes (Fucking Excellent)


thanks lovelife I wrote them down....

I have never heard of Versus Blazin...I have seen a british zombie movie called "28 days later"....it was pretty good...

[BlazinHaze]

Yeah i saw 28 Days Later, i had to watch it 3 times before i understood the whole thing cause my attention-span sucks

[robert42]

its not really a foreign film but its scottish, its called SWEET SIXTEEN its really good u can download it at www.torrentspy.com heres a review: http://www.bbc.co.uk/films/2002/09/1...2_review.shtml

"Opening in Greenock, a rundown town near Glasgow, "Sweet Sixteen" follows teenage scally Liam (Compston) as he struggles to prepare for the release of his ex-heroin addict mum from prison.

Desperate to try and build them a proper family home, Liam needs money. And fast. Muscling in on his mum's boyfriend's drug business, Liam and his pal Pinball (Ruane) set themselves up as dealers, displaying an entrepreneurial skill that has little other outlet on Glasgow's unemployment-ridden estates.!"

[BlueCat]

I liked the intense colors in that movie....it is fun to watch high at night with friends...SCARY fun...

[BlueCat]

Wow thanks Robert...

[Breukelen advocaat]

Luis Buneul, an influential director from Spain, made great films. Sometimes they are shown on cable, and are not to be missed. Many of his best were filmed in Mexico. He started making them in the 1920's, and continued through the late 1970's with That Discreet Object of Desire. He could work with avante garde, was the fouder of surrealism in film, still tell great stories, and more all in the same film.

The German expressionist films, from the 1920's and even before, were a big influence on Buneul - and also worth checking out.