Official Indie/Foreign Film Thread
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NZA
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"action"What are some action ones you recommend
The closest action arthouse flicks I seen are Driven and the god awful sequel
le samourai
ghostdog way of the samurai
blue velvet
day of the beast
drive
neon demon
repoman
house
a touch of zen
tetsuo: the iron man
baccurau
sweet sweetback's baadasssss song
under the skin
Nero Christ
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very good flick that I thought they could have let cook a lil longer. Felt at times things were rushed especially when we see how alcohol starts to destroy their lives, but you can also say that their lives were already on the precipice. Mads kills it and all in all it was a very strong cast around him...I see why this was considered the best foreign flick from last year. Gonna try and work my way down the rest of the list I posted itt.
NZA
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i added under the skin. not a great movie but with holloween coming, it is worth a watchSeen these and they were piff. Will check out the other ones.
Nero Christ
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movie doesn't really kick into gear until half way thru...first hour is really slow and could've built to massacre in half the time and not really lose anything. The 2nd half is very good especially the last 15-20 mins as we see a strong woman who believed in her country get broken by it.
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Saw Titane last week, it was good!
Me too
will watch next week!
Nero Christ
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I'm down for Paul Verhoeven
I enjoyed this. My girlfriend told me beforehand to really pay attention to every scene and line, and while I was able to do an OK job of keeping up, I still walked away with the desire to rewatch this and try to catch anything else that I might've missed. Some scenes were too melodramatic, but still seemed appropriate and in place with the overall mood of the film.
The three hour runtime fukking terrified me, as I have a tough time sitting in place for too long, but this didn't feel like an eternity, quite the opposite actually.
I had a bit of a panic through the first third of the film. The story telling reminded me slightly of shoplifters, which made me realize how different storytelling is between Japanese and American films. In both of the aforementioned Japanese flicks, I really like that the stories aren't fed to the audience in a completely linear manner.
I need to watch more foreign flicks.
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Thanks for that Mubi mention, just added it. Used to buy a lot of blus but last 5 years, lots more streaming options. Was thinking of getting the Criterion Channel but noticed HBO/Max has a bunch of Criterion movies. I own quite of few Criterion blus as well. When I remember some good foreign movies, will post them here.
This is an excellent one, 1995 La Haine starring Vincent Cassel (managed to be married to Monica Bellucci at one time) It's a Criterion blu as well:
This is an excellent one, 1995 La Haine starring Vincent Cassel (managed to be married to Monica Bellucci at one time) It's a Criterion blu as well: