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Life Is Beautiful (1997)
When an open-minded Jewish librarian and his son become victims of the Holocaust, he uses a perfect mixture of will, humor and imagination to protect his son from the dangers around their camp. (116 mins.)
City of God (2002)
Two boys growing up in a violent neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro take different paths: one becomes a photographer, the other a drug dealer. (130 mins.)
Downfall (2004)
Traudl Junge, the final secretary for Adolf Hitler, tells of the Nazi dictator's final days in his Berlin bunker at the end of WWII. (156 mins.)
Incendies (2010)
Twins journey to the Middle East to discover their family history, and fulfill their mother's last wishes. (139 mins.)
Seven Samurai (1954)
A poor village under attack by bandits recruits seven unemployed samurai to help them defend themselves. (207 mins.)
The Intouchables (2011)
After he becomes a quadriplegic from a paragliding accident, an aristocrat hires a young man from the projects to be his caregiver. (112 mins.)
The Lives of Others (2006)
In 1984 East Berlin, an agent of the secret police, conducting surveillance on a writer and his lover, finds himself becoming increasingly absorbed by their lives. (137 mins.)
Amélie (2001)
Amelie is an innocent and naive girl in Paris with her own sense of justice. She decides to help those around her and, along the way, discovers love. (122 mins.)
Cinema Paradiso (1988)
A filmmaker recalls his childhood, when he fell in love with the movies at his village's theater and formed a deep friendship with the theater's projectionist. (155 mins.)
Das Boot (1981)
The claustrophobic world of a WWII German U-boat; boredom, filth, and sheer terror.
Oldboy (2003)
After being kidnapped and imprisoned for 15 years, Oh Dae-Su is released, only to find that he must find his captor in 5 days. (120 mins.)
The Secret in Their Eyes (2009)
A retired legal counselor writes a novel hoping to find closure for one of his past unresolved homicide cases and for his unreciprocated love with his superior - both of which still haunt him decades later. (129 mins.)
A Separation (2011)
A married couple are faced with a difficult decision - to improve the life of their child by moving to another country or to stay in Iran and look after a deteriorating parent who has Alzheimer's disease. (123 mins.)
Au Revoir Les Enfants (1987)
A French boarding school run by priests seems to be a haven from World War II until a new student arrives. He becomes the roommate of top student in his class. Rivals at first, the roommates form a bond and share a secret. (104 mins.)
this made me cry
La Haine (1995)
24 hours in the lives of three young men in the French suburbs the day after a violent riot. (98 mins.)
Run Lola Run (1998)
After a botched money delivery, Lola has 20 minutes to come up with 100,000 Deutschmarks. (81 mins.)
Let the Right One In (2008)
Oskar, an overlooked and bullied boy, finds love and revenge through Eli, a beautiful but peculiar girl. (115 mins.)
Apocalypto (2006)
As the Mayan kingdom faces its decline, the rulers insist the key to prosperity is to build more temples and offer human sacrifices. Jaguar Paw, a young man captured for sacrifice, flees to avoid his fate. (139 mins.)
The Seventh Seal (1957)
A man seeks answers about life, death, and the existence of God as he plays chess against the Grim Reaper during the Black Plague. (96 mins.)
A Prophet (2009)
A young Arab man is sent to a French prison where he becomes a mafia kingpin. (155 mins.)
The Hunt (2012)
A teacher lives a lonely life, all the while struggling over his son's custody. His life slowly gets better as he finds love and receives good news from his son, but his new luck is about to be brutally shattered by an innocent little lie. (115 mins.)
Memories of Murder (2003)
In 1986, in the province of Gyunggi, in South Korea, a second young and beautiful woman is found dead... (130 mins.)
M (1931)
When the police in a German city are unable to catch a child-murderer, other criminals join in the manhunt. (117 mins.)
Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
In the falangist Spain of 1944, the bookish young stepdaughter of a sadistic army officer escapes into an eerie but captivating fantasy world. (118 mins.)
Bicycle Thieves (1948)
A man and his son search for a stolen bicycle vital for his job. (89 mins.)
Good Bye Lenin! (2003)
In 1990, to protect his fragile mother from a fatal shock after a long coma, a young man must keep her from learning that her beloved nation of East Germany as she knew it has disappeared. (121 mins.)
Persona (1966)
A nurse is put in charge of an actress who can't talk and finds that the actress's persona is melding with hers. (85 mins.)
Night and Fog (1955 Documentary)
The history of Nazi Germany's death camps of the Final Solution and the hellish world of dehumanization and death contained inside. (32 mins.)
Ip Man (2008)
A semi-biographical account of Yip Man, the successful martial arts master who taught the Chinese martial art of Wing Chun to the world. (106 mins.)
Le Samouraï (1967)
After killing a night-club owner, professional hitman Jef Costello is seen by witnesses. His efforts to provide himself with an alibi fail and more and more he gets driven into a corner. (105 mins.)
aCrowLeftoftheMurder
The original girl with the dragon tattoo and sequels are pretty awesome too
passbuspass
I liked the first one, as it stayed close to the book, but the second movie botched the story so hard that I couldnt finish it
Drix1942
The Intouchables is the most heart warming and funny French movie, I've ever seen. +1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6FLb6pgTus xD
breadinbedcrumblesmuch
This! And I'd even go so far as to leave the "french" out of your sentence I think
cabbagemonk
Ich liebe Lola Rennt. Es ist sehr spannend.
acepilot38
Die tasche!
Djalabajoe
Also recommend - Delicatessen, Jean de Florette / Manon des Sources , House( Hausu ),The Host ( Korea ), À bout de souffle and Amores Perros
adebisislittlehat
Delicatessen is my favourite foreign film!
BronzeLeaguePro
@OP I like the list, but next time can you include the original titles too? It would make searching for the movies easier.
Blrp0
I'm pretty sure it wouldn't, actually.
CatsAreAwesomeLikeFantasy
The hunt is a Danish movie called jagten in Danish (original language)
TheSpankEngine
The Downfall is Der Untergang or something similar :)
arandompenguin
Here you go: http://pastebin.com/raw/yFaNDK9a
duoduolingo
Movies
rosroborb
Nice!
bretellen
Add the language and country too please
ToolCaconsonThirdOfHisNameKingOfTheSandals
Also "Quasi Amici" (the intouchables)
Lealoo
Nope, the original title is "Intouchables" since it'a's a French movie
ToolCaconsonThirdOfHisNameKingOfTheSandals
Oh right, my bad!
ToolCaconsonThirdOfHisNameKingOfTheSandals
"La vita è bella" (Life is beautiful) - "Nuovo Cinema Paradiso" (Cinema Paradiso) - "Ladri di biciclette" (Bycicle thieves) all italians.
TheOneThatGotBanned
and @OP if you could watch and rate them for me as well.
ThePastmaster
Seventh Seal is a Swedish film called Sjunde Inseglet by Ingmar Bergman.
jake0519
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FrauWombat
Thank you! I'm trying to improve my swedish by movies. :)
ThePastmaster
Hehe. Not the best movie then. The spoken Swedish in this one is very theatrical. Almost Shakespearian.
FrauWombat
Oh that is a good hint. :D
poonjavie
Blue Is The Warmest Color. It's a French film. Absolutely wonderfully done. And really heartbreaking. But it's probably NC-17 so be warned
tusig1243
Downfall is the best depiction of hitler I have ever seen. Fantastic movie
BecauseIwasInverted
Exactly how i rememeber him
Lemmesmash
Der Angriff Steiners war ein Befehl!
dodo156
Die Nuss wird jetzt gerommelt bis zum Endsieb!
TheCambridgeKnitter
I still can't believe some critics who were complaining that the movie was showing the human side of Hitler...
agermanguy
Thats what this movie is about.
AvantiSempreAvanti
UND STALIN!
Ekajra
*WIE STALIN!
Queenofhearts820
I always find it interesting whenever they use Hitler reacting to something happening like the DBZ, they use the clips from Downfall.
shalloa
I agree, I took a "Hitler's Germany" class that explored him and general politics starting with WWI, and in comparison to what I learned 1/2
shalloa
In class, this movie is the most accurate. Right down to his followers, the youth that were fighting, showing his mind slip away...very good
Jaycramp
Fantastic piece of drama.
dietderpsy
He did a better job at portraying Hitler than Hitler did.
binkythe900ftcarrot
among the best performances bruno ganz has delivered in cinema/tv. great actor, great movie
IOnceOwnedMoonMoonButOnceHeTriedToLickMyBallsAndRanAwayIMissHim
NEIN! NEIN! NEIN!!!
KraftDurchKoelsch
wrong movie ;)
IOnceOwnedMoonMoonButOnceHeTriedToLickMyBallsAndRanAwayIMissHim
Oh...well this is embarrassing. There was another Hitler movie?
Nailhimself
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoMgnJDXd3k This is from Inglorious Basterds.
IOnceOwnedMoonMoonButOnceHeTriedToLickMyBallsAndRanAwayIMissHim
Oh yeahhh now I remember
BEANSBEANSBEANSBEANSBEANSBEANSBEANS
My favorite foreign language film is Trainspotting.
Raster
DING!
TekkieX
I'm Scottish so it's a local piece.
BearTrapped
Us Scots are few and far between in these interwebs
feedmeyoursins
I lived Renton's life, by the time I saw the movie I knew, understood and hated every character in it 10 minutes in.
IHaveUnusualPets
Lmao, as an englishman I laughed (I do love the dig at England in it too)
fartharder
Thankfully the DVD comes with a translation guide.
OJConcentr8
My favorite is The Legend of Fong Sai-Yuk which is an older Jet Li movie that was awesome.
koolerthanjinx
Begbie spoke in Cantonese or Swahili. I really couldn't tell.
kapp70
Me and my bird luv it.
LiterallyYourMom
No coont's levin' til we foynd oot wot coont did et!
meangreenbeanz
Oh begby...
BeefyB
The books awesome as its written in that way so you can actually hear the Scottish accent !
SuperRockinMrMagic
I can't understand a fucking thing they say
EnigmaticalMe
I was born in Scotland and have lived here all my life. I can't understand a thing they say either!
ImgurBannedMeWtf
After seeing your profile all I wanna do is make you laugh. How dammit. How can I ?!?
SuperRockinMrMagic
Can't go wrong with poop jokes
ImgurBannedMeWtf
Why did Tigger Flush the toilet ?
SuperRockinMrMagic
why?
BRUNO69
I see you havent seen yet..." Amores perros" 2000, By Gonzalez Iñarritu director of the revenant
FlorecitaMcDuff
I forgot about that movie...thanks but no thanks...
strawberryblonder
The Hunt must be one of the saddest movies..
pokraculja
and scariest
strawberryblonder
Yeah. Really though. Real life threat.
AIIOOOCAPTAINJACK
Goodbye Lenin is fantastic!!
alwaysthislate
Die Welle?
Thatbeardedfeller
Heh... I watched Apocalypto for my 13th birthday when it was still rated PG13, it was definitely not a pg13 film.
HomelingRazor
No it is not. It will give you a lot to think about for a few days as well.
demiandub
I stumbled upon it late at night on some channel & had no idea what it was. Was an amazing surprise. But really harsh stuff
poonjavie
Lol I watched it at the age of 19 and was still mentally scarred
MordecaiWayne
Life is Beautiful always hits the feels hard but its a great movie, but the feels are real
ButteryButtsButterflyCups
We watched this in high school. Everyone was crying, and everyone was trying to hide it
pheran
This movie is essentially a comedy about the Holocaust - which sounds absolutely impossible, but it's incredible genius. SEE IT!
PrivateIsotope
I always describe it as a feel good Holocaust movie, which sounds absurd and disrespectful, until you see it 1/2
PrivateIsotope
An incredible story about love, survival, and perserverance with dignity 2/2
openthedoorgetontheflooreverybodywalkthedinosaur
I'm currently living in Arezzo Italy, and I watched that movie for the first time yesterday! I recognize everywhere it crazy
LvAllen
I watched it in college when it was first released in the US. The tears were real.
Brian0fNazareth
the only movie that made me shed a tear :(
gbombuh
Yeah only watch this movie if you're prepared to cry your eyes out for at least ten minutes
slagath0r
I came to say exactly this
onethousandblankets
I watched it as a child and the feelings never left me. Whenever I think about it I am heartbroken but so happy. Happy and sad. Sappy. Had.
FattyWithASixPack
One of the most impactful scenes in film for me, was when that Sherman tank came around the corner.
calvinx
Il carro armato ;)
IHadAMoustacheOnceThatWasAGoodTime
Every time I see the word feels I want to vomit.
cpnbeeb
No shit.
ectopunk
While promoting this movie, I accidentally gave away the ending. I was duly flogged with wet noodles.
Skotty
A fair punishment.
liliputian7
why does the Internet insist on qatering down effective art to "oh de feels I have a feel such a feel feels are real"
cpnbeeb
Seriously.
liliputian7
Yeah, fucking seriously. Are you telling me you don't even get a little fed up with the bullshit memetic internet lingo?
cpnbeeb
I'm agreeing with you.
liliputian7
Oh, I was assuming you were using more bullshit memetic internet lingo and leaving the question mark off of a sarcastic question.
liliputian7
*watering
EmptyMyNineOnTheWelfareline
buongiorno principessa
pinkacidtest
damn
ItaloColombianAdventuresInJapan
MARIA, LA CHIAVE!!!!
SayQuietscheEntchen
Ok, now i cry...
LlamaFrequency
I watched it on a recommendation not knowing what it was about before hand. It hit so hard like that.
AlisSeleznev
Same with me. Had a romantic date with this italian "comedy'. Lot of crying (both of us). No sex.
JohnScipio
Yeah, the holocaust tends to be a turn off, for some.
StainedChoniez
It show's how far a father would go to protect his son against the cruelty of society at the time even when he knows what lies ahead :(
nitwitblubberoddmentweak
I just watched it for the first time the other day. Absolutely beautiful ...and so many tears.
lawajt
Saw Life is Beautiful at the theater. Fantastic! And was happy about the Oscars it received. But to this day, I can't watch it again. Hurts.
PetrosNamakando
my favorite movie of all time!
ThisJennarationThough
Me too. I've bought this money at least 3x. I kept telling people they HAD to watch it and loaning it out but then never getting it back.
WhatACleverUsername
Mine too. I saw it in my high school English class, and then went out and bought it.
thoushaltnotpass
"La Vita è Bella", excellent movie. Watch OV with subtitles if you want to catch all the emotions
ThisJennarationThough
True story. Dubbed version takes away some of the magic.
sokkerpunch
plus for original title <3
shesaidgoodbyetotheground
It's hard to go wrong with Roberto Benigni, the man is a master of comedy while simultaneously hitting you right in the feels.
janeshep
Unfortunately he made several disappointing movies, like "The Tiger And The Snow" right after Life Is Beautiful
gbombuh
Benigni is one of the few to win Best Actor Oscar and Worst Actor Razzie in the same year. Worst for Pinocchio
idarmadi
Amelie is a beautiful film. Both the actress and the cinematography.
figgy1252
I absolutely love Amelie, one of my favorite movies.
LieselSkywalker
And the music.
SomeonesGonnaLoseANipple
Agreed 150%. I bought an accordion last year because of how beautiful those songs are.
Risven
The Seventh Seal is haunting. I really enjoyed it.
demiandub
I really recommend watching the rest of Kurosawa's films if you haven't already
Zomboid
I think you mean Bergman.
demiandub
Oops, I misread your comment. I read "Seven Samurai" :D
Risven
I have seen a bunch of Kurosawa films. I loved Throne of Blood, did presentations on it in college and everything.
Jukior
Do you have a link with English subtitles? I have been looking for one for the longest time with no luck
Risven
I do not, sorry! I borrowed a DVD from a friend awhile back to watch it.
BronzeLeaguePro
I would also nominate Taxi (French OG version) Troll hunter, Internal Affairs, and "Believe" (who knew they made movies in r'lyeh?)
ImakeAnewAccountEverytime
Should ser headhunter as well. Another norwegian movie
demiandub
Taxi is really fun, but comedies are rarely included in these lists.
FireBreathingFerret
TROLL HUNTER!!!!
silenceisyellow
Always upvote Troll Hunter!
BronzeLeaguePro
I'm always amazed that foreigners like Troll Hunter, since it has a lot of very Norwegian jokes. (e.g. Spec.Ops. guy wanting overtime pay.)
cokain
Taxi? Like, Luc Besson's Taxi? :o
BronzeLeaguePro
Yes. It's hilarious.
cokain
I love it when I wa a kid ! "Emilieeeen !"
thegriffin88
Troll Hunter, yes, very good movie. In other news: R'lyeh sounds like a Lovecraft monster.
TheArtistFormerlyKnownAsTheBabyAteMyDingo
"In his house at R'lyeh dead Cthulhu waits dreaming."
WhiteTexan
I'd like to add "Y Tu Mama Tambien" & "Amores Perros"
pokraculja
Infernal Affairs has an amazing soundtrack and an incredibly good-looking cast.
jwooch
I think it's Infernal Affairs (if you're thinking of the one that was the basis for The Departed)
kkanne20
yes
SpodgyTwoSugars
Internal affairs is Richard Gere and despite the title, no hamsters.
Thisaccountwillbethedeathofmysociallife
When I was 7, my mom let us watch Night and Fog. We didn't get 5 minutes in before we turned it off. It shows human skin used for lampshades
ThePastmaster
That tells me it's set in Buchenwald. Ilse Koch was a real piece of work. She and her husband treated the Jews so bad that the NAZIS 1/2
ThePastmaster
The NAZIS! Told them to dial it down a bit. Then they figured out that her husband was stealing from them. 2/2
paleface
There's no evidence that human skin was ever used this way. Source: http://hlrecord.org/2005/11/books-bound-in-human-skin-lampshade-myth/
ThatQuietlySmirking
Das Boot is the best submarine movie ever made. See the full 5-hour version if you can. Worth it.
demiandub
Amen to that.
PeteTusk
Wait, what? I have "the director's cut" DVD, which is 209 minutes. Is there really a 5-hour version?
vxtqt
This needs to be stated every time Oldboy is mentioned: The Spike Lee "remake" is utter trash. 150% semi-solid, steamy dog shit
diIdont
The squid scene was traumatic
ThePastmaster
"Loose stool water, arse-gravy of the highest order."
CONFESSlONBEAR
It doesn't need to be stated every time Oldboy is mentioned; it should be left to its obscurity.
vxtqt
Unfortunately, just like anime fans who only watch dub, I find film "fans" who love the trainwreck remake more. It hurts me physically.
extravagantexpression
I love Oldboy, and I expected the remake to be bad, but HOLY SHIT did I not expect it to be *that* terrible. One of the worst remakes ever.
samsonguy920
Which bums me out. After Inside Man, it seems Spike Lee has just gone down the gutter.
vxtqt
He has actually made more films that I have disliked than liked. Even some that were good ideas poorly executed.
samsonguy920
Well, you don't have to like everything. But he hasn't even made anything that got critical attention since Inside Man.
vxtqt
I did enjoy Inside Man. Wasn't a brilliant crime thriller, but the cast and story was enjoyable. I do like me some DW acting
Jaycramp
Why remake classic films? Pointless and shows how limited studios' imaginations are.
vxtqt
Some films can use a remake if the budget/execution didn't hold up. Oldboy is NOT one of those.
Jaycramp
I agree if it is a flawed film in some fashion but to remake classics is a pointless exercise. Psycho springs to mind.
vxtqt
I'm sure I could think of remakes that were solid remakes/retellings, but MOST films that get remade get remade bc they were great.
youknowthatonepersonwiththeface
They're talking about remaking "The Secret In Their Eyes" I believe.
misteremjay
Oldboy is a part of a theme trilogy. You also have to see Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, which was also just as good.(Not Mr. Vengence though)
vxtqt
I own them all. Oldboy was my fav, as it really didn't let you get ready for the amount of WTF at the end.
vxtqt
Asian cinema can some times have CRAZY plots, but Oldboy was VERY controlled in its attack on the audience's feelings.
gursai
No love for Mexico? You should really watch "Y tu mama Tambien" and "Amores Perros". Both directed by now academy award director winners.
demiandub
Just watched "Y tu mama Tambien". Such a great movie. Especially surprised by how realistic they portrayed the relationships in that film
gursai
Yup. One of the best movies out thete
FireBreathingFerret
El laberubto del fauno is by Guillermo del Toro
PermenantlyBannedClubMember
*laberinto
FireBreathingFerret
Yep it was a typo
pokraculja
make a Mexican version of this post
PermenantlyBannedClubMember
wait. you mean a list if foreign films for Mexicans or a list of Mexican films (way many Mexican films I like)
pokraculja
your fave Mexican films
SoggyAnimalCracker
I saw Life Is Beautiful in a foreign film class. I cried uncontrollably. The professor gave me a hug before I left class.
AlisSeleznev
I think something is wrong with the perso who has dry eyes after that movie.
SoggyAnimalCracker
There were about 20 students in the class and my professor and I were the only ones who cried!
Jaycramp
I watched it at the cinema and the whole place was crying at the end. A truly moving film.
SoggyAnimalCracker
I believe it won the Oscar for best foreign language film!
demiandub
Aww, that is really cute :-)
SoggyAnimalCracker
She cried as well. It made me feel better. :)
butterfriedcorn
Ip Man, no doubt.
DarthKratos
it was ok, nothing special.
tusig1243
Ip man 1 and 2 are fantastic. Haven't seen the new third one yet
passbuspass
Daktyl
The framerate on that webm sucks :( Can't see his fists half the time.
saltslug3
just like every bruce lee movie ever
1Ombra1
Ip Man, I love all the films.
Kidiri
I'm Belgian. Pretty much every movie is foreign.
Gawky
yeah Danish here, i prefer most foreign movies over our own
coenearts
Man Bites Dog?
lucifervalentine
Ex Drummer
melkfett
Holy shit that movie haunted me for a while.
sebned
Les convoyeurs attendent
sebned
Le Vélo de Ghislain Lambert
SarsMarsBar
Not a big fan of their movies, but we do have the brothers Dardenne.
Ruhig
Oh man, you should watch this crazy foreign film. I think it's called "Star Wars", not sure if I'm pronouncing that right.
Ruhig
The story of a young man's awakening to the cruelties of the autocratic society he lives in, and its inherent violence.
iPez
unfair isn't?
owlest
there are no local movies in belgium?
Itworks10
El dorado, by Bouli Lanners. It's from your country and it's awesome. Trust me.
Lukasdon
Mr.Nobody is a Belgian production, and a really good movie.
SInbad2140
Le tout nouveau testament is an amazing belgian movie! Plot: God exists, he's an asshole who lives in Brussels.
Losklos
Raar!
TheManWithDecentPaintSkillz
lol. Loft. that't it. also cafard, but I don't think that really counts?
Kidiri
Coco Flanel
reverendherring
That's cute. I'm from Finland...
Preatorian
but belgian cinema itself is off this world :D heb ik gelijk of heb ik gelijk?
TheManWhoJaped
You'll always have JCVD.
plmshrddr
same
isinocin
Bullhead... Oh God Belgium you don't have so many movies but when you do what the fuck?!
snotyay
even tintin
HerrKrinkle
C'est arrivé près de chez vous !
JesusHorsedickChrist
Every one of those words ends in a vowel sound even though 2/3 of them end in consonants. This is why nobody likes the French.
PermenantlyBannedClubMember
yes
Tritan183
Know the feeling... Cool to see so many Belgian imgurians!
moarDuolingo
Brazilian here: check
sebned
Dikkenek !
BeesByBenjy
Ja begot!
OutwardPluto
AANTWERPEEUUHH
DefinitelyNotPutin
Belgium represent
orangeisthenewbasic
tintin?
Matso666
Jeej België verdomme!!
TheManWithDecentPaintSkillz
shit de marginale zijn op komst.
htmlcoderexe
Godmiljaaaaaar...
jsktrogdor
Try unplugging your keyboard and plugging it back in again, I've had this problem before.
lizlemonworkingonhernightcheese
You sir just won imgur
bruziere
Are you Flemish or Walloon? Because I too am Belgian, Flemish and I study film in Brussels.
MantisTobagganMD
THIS TOPIC IS FREAKING ME OUT!! Is the Flemish v. Walloon thing actually as big a deal as I've been reading recently?
bruziere
To some, maybe. Walloon is now the poor part of Belgium, it wasn't always like this and now some Flemish want to separate. Why though? :D
AlCaspone
It's complicated.
MantisTobagganMD
Judging by the stories and articles I've been reading, that's one hell of an understatement!
LongNamesAreStillCoolRight
It very much lives, to most perhaps more as a joke than anything else though. We're all Belgians in heart.
Newsdee
Even that one with Poelvoorde being a customs agent?
BeesByBenjy
Rien a declarer, good one!
HerrKrinkle
or the one that just came out where he is god?
madrakthered
Even some set in fucking Bruge
jsktrogdor
If I grew up on a farm, and was retarded, Bruges might impress me but I didn't, so it doesn't.
charlierunkle
Bruges is a shithole
BilboTbaggin
I'm from close to bruges and can confirm this
SPQAAE
You're in hell lol.
TahmKablam
Maybe that's what hell is, the entire rest of eternity spent in fucking Bruges.
JovenJoven
could we reserve judgement until we've seen the fucking place?
DarthTurducken
Fucking Bruges https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDyEbUUpiLc
CONFESSlONBEAR
As an American, I'm rather annoyed by this post's title. How hard would it be to say "non-English"? -.-"
impulsivepassion
so pc bro
JovenJoven
English dominates the film industry and american and many English language films are not american, so foreign language is the industry term
GingerGrootGamer
And this is why people think Americans are ignorant.
CONFESSlONBEAR
If you're referring to OP, according to OP's profile, s/he's Egyptian...
GingerGrootGamer
I'm not referring to OP.
CONFESSlONBEAR
So assuming you're referring to me, what did I say that was so ignorant?
JovenJoven
foreign language is more concise than non-American, british, canadian, etc. films. The industry is dominated by English, so that's the term
CarlosDanger1
Cinema Paradiso is a great film. Had to watch it in my Italian II class. I shed many man-tears at the end.
FreshPrinceofDenmark
Films I've cried the most over: Cinema Paradiso, Inside Out, Cinema Paradiso, The Wrath of Khan, Cinema Paradiso, Cinema Paradiso.
demiandub
Seconded.
clubfootjohnnyjohnson54
One of the best endings EVER!
Publiusdg1105
I get that the final gift from the old man to Toto is his last gift as his father figure telling him about love...but why do people >
Publiusdg1105
react to this ending in tears? I don't get it. Do i not have a heart or what am I missing here?
clubfootjohnnyjohnson54
The reel of all the "racy" scenes that the Village Priest made him cut from the films. Sentimental, to be sure, but beautifully done.
Publiusdg1105
I agree. But still no reason to cry to. I guess, unless it relates to your real life experience and reminds you of your "Alfredo"
MinervaSways
Good solid list op. I'd also recommend Amores Perros.
MinervaSways
Oh and Headhunters!
Favri
And Y Tu Mama Tambien is also very good
elduquedelaspasas
Amores Perros is brutal. So is The Secret in Her Eyes, best ending ever.
JovenJoven
YES! one of the best films to ever come out of Mexico
dlw45
Pan's Labyrinth and City if God are both good. Y tu mama tambien I'd another.
dlw45
^is not I'd. Autocorrect...
stinkingyeti
City of God was fucking brutal
dlw45
Yeah, but very good. Same Director as Constant Gardener. Another good Brazilian film from around the same time is Carandiru.
stinkingyeti
Oh yeah it was a fantastic movie, just fucking brutal
tanadarko
The Motorcycle Diaries too!
JovenJoven
that soundtrack is incredible. the whole film is inspiring
SuperRockinMrMagic
I'm super close with my best friend, seeing that movie made me take a step back and hope we never blow each other
dlw45
Never thought about it quite that way...
JovenJoven
have you seen Amores Perros? It had a lot of the same filmmakers and actors from "Y tu mama" and has a better story IMO
dlw45
Good one. I started it, but my girlfriend hates subtitles and doesn't speak Spanish. I need to finish. She's out of town for work! Tonight!
JovenJoven
haha, drop that bitch. one of my biggest pet peeves is people who wont watch foreign-language movies. As if reading is so hard
newsguycraigevans
Sister told me she let her 10 y/o son watch Pan's Lab. Said he turned it off about 1/2way thru and that he didn't talk much rest of the day
newsguycraigevans
I'd seen the movie so I said he probably didn't talk much because he might have been disturbed by what he saw. Turns out she thought it was
newsguycraigevans
a "Harry Potter" sort of movie. I couldn't stop laughing.
dlw45
Yikes. I found parts disturbing when I watched it in my 20s.
OhMyGodChandluhBing
My friend and I watched it around his age, he doesn't sneak horror movies much I guess?
newsguycraigevans
No, not a horror movie fan. From the way he talks Transformers is more his speed.
Jaycramp
Love GDT's movies. Even (most of) Pacific Rim
MinervaSways
Love y to mama tambien!
dlw45
Tempted to go back and watch it.
verenelda
Missed something with this movie. Felt very pornographic and not much plot when I watched it. Didn't understand the hype.
Alrightyouwin
I love seven samurai. It's so good.
Jaycramp
Hidden Fortress and Throne of Blood are both fantastic too.
DrHenryJonesJr
Rashomon is Kurosawa's film in my opinion. Incredibly influential film
droatsmagoats
hell yeah!
Alrightyouwin
Also, ip man is probably in my top 5 movies ever.
LiterallyYourMom
Favorite line: "Killed two." -Kyuzo
DarthTurducken
As much as I hate the word 'mancrush' Toshiro Mifune would be high on that list for me http://www.badassoftheweek.com/mifune.jpg
demiandub
Only just started watching Kurosawa's movies. They are all so timless. "Red Beard" and "Ikiru" are especially amazing + all the samurai ones
samsonguy920
It's inspired many movie makers. Magnificent Seven of course is a remake*, but it also inspired George Lucas when he conceived Star Wars.
samsonguy920
* a really good remake, but that might be mostly due to the cast. Yul Brenner is a very unique actor.
Otterhendrix
They're actually remaking The Magnificent Seven this year. With Denzel Washington and Crisp Rat.
samsonguy920
Yeah, not so excited about that. Will wait and see it at home.
xKaliban
It's been called the greatest movie ever made and I can see why. It was way ahead of its time.
YouCantFaceTheProblemIfTheProblemIsYourFace
Drama teacher in 7th grade had us watch this movie and I am forever grateful he did. Talk about a cinematic "experience".
CommanderCaribou
I really need to see this movie apparently, what makes it so good?
demiandub
You might watch it &think: Oh, the action & plot is not that dated. Very similar to todays movies...forgetting that this movie inspired them
demiandub
It revolutionized how fights were portrayed, how characters were morally complex & how camera work was used to capture everything
CommanderCaribou
interesting. So it was a landmark for that stuff. Interesting!
JJMJester
Basic story issue with LOTs of character development. It's great writing that still holds up to even today. Worth watching. 1/2
JJMJester
Also, check out 13 Assassins since it's a similar thing 2/2
DarthTurducken
The American Western "The Magnificent Seven" was basically a remake of it http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054047
P0oPfAce
Yojimbo is just as awesome.
Boufus
Ah HAH! So that's where the FFX aeon name came from!
Boufus
Also, fuck that guy. Greedy bastard
notbakachan
I've always preferred Yojimbo, because Toshiro Mifune is such a fucking boss and I like seeing him in the lead role, cooler character too :D
BloodyBaboon
May I intrest you in "The Sword of Doom" best Samurai film I've ever seen (imo obvi)
BadManJose
Yes you may... >_>
AntiProtonBoy
Yeah, it was so good that a western film was made based the story with Clint Eastwood in it.
wwny
A Fistful of Dollars, to those who don't know. It was later remade with Bruce Willis as Last Man Standing.
charliesheen420
Yojimbo is better. Better filmography, more historical accuracy, and more Toshiro Mifune.
NlGHTW0LF
Pan's Labyrinth is visual poetry
Ulva
i cant watch it again bc of the hand man. The terrors!
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Ulva
Nice of you, I appreciate it.
Srirachachachachachachachacha
Fun story. One of my last papers ever in my spanish class, I wrote about this creature, and the how he reminded me of my teacher. I got A+
tangowolf
In spite of a rich and eerie fantasy world, the most terrifying events occur in reality. From wine bottles to booze soaking in bandage....
Jaycramp
I was watching it with my GF and saying how much our daughter would love it and then that bottle...
tangowolf
A boyfriend took me to see it on Valentine's Day, when it was originally released in the theater, thinking it'd be a cute Disney-like film..
Senguie
The intouchables and goodbye Lenin are really good movies.
StitchesAreMyJam
I picked these two as favourites, and I've seen most of them, are you me? :-)
Senguie
Sorry I already have a twin bro, and unless your 6.3 feet tall and a guy. Props not ;)
StitchesAreMyJam
I am 5 foot 6 and a girl. I do not have a twin. :-)
Senguie
Than im definitely not you. hope you will find you! I believe in you!
StitchesAreMyJam
Thank you tall twin stranger! I'm away to find a mirror.
grobesviech
Would watch goodbye Lenin over and over
ojisama
You would probably enjoy Amélie if you haven't seen it.
Senguie
Never seen it, but I love the music
WowSuchTesla
Same here! One of the greatest movie soundtracks ever composed IMHO
misterEstranger
Intouchables is the only one I haven't seen, yet.
grobesviech
Ahhh, it's “ziemlich beste Freunde“ German!!
misterEstranger
I should specify, I've started it, but subs don't line up with video. Watched 45mins of it without knowing exactly what's said, still great!
Senguie
It's so beautiful, even made me cry a bit, saw it on the way home in the buss from a school trip. The whole bus was silently watching it
ThePastmaster
Isn't the disabled a guy a MASSIVE racist at the start?
misterEstranger
You're thinking of Driving Miss Daisy. The one about the KKK matron who learns to love again from her black servant. :P
ThePastmaster
servant/caretaker.
ThePastmaster
No, it's definitely a rich white guy who has to get a servant and he happens to be black.
misterEstranger
Yes, I know. I was kidding ya.
Metacomet
no. not even close.
ThePastmaster
Must be a different film I'm thinking of then.
Metacomet
probably, the beginning of intouchables is the disabled man rejecting all other applicants *for* the black guy.