Best foreign films ever...

[cbeebies is poo]

Cheers to the OP for a top idea for a thread. I've googled some of the films named and like the look of them.

We had this thread few years back... Got me on to some top films

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Debbie Does Dallas

 

[cbeebies is poo]

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Hope that helps some of you looking for some films

 

[ali benarbia's studs]

if you like war movies...... "Regiment" based on the Chinese civil war has the best action i ve ever seen since the opening half hour of saving private ryan.

fantastic movie.

 

[nobody can eat fifty eggs]

Cheers to the OP for a top idea for a thread. I've googled some of the films named and like the look of them.

No worries mate, I love these films and although I think there was a similar thread a while back its good to get some new movies Googled as you say and get watching them. All that Hollywood shit gets a bit boring now.

 

[Mike N]

Cheers to the OP for a top idea for a thread. I've googled some of the films named and like the look of them.

No worries mate, I love these films and although I think there was a similar thread a while back its good to get some new movies Googled as you say and get watching them. All that Hollywood shit gets a bit boring now.

Agree with you about the Hollywood thing. I find that foreign films are often more interesting and less obvious than the usual american stuff. Saw a spanish film last night, 'Even the rain'. Set in Bolivia and whilst it wasnt a classic, it was well worth watching.

 

[bluesmith]

A Prophet - Top Film

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[roaminblue]

Not sure if it counts, because its an American film.

But "the three burials of melquiades estrada" is a fantastic movie.

I really enjoyed it, anyway

 

[zisisfutbol]

- Kung Fu Hustle
- Ran (a Japanese samurai movie)
- Rec
- The Descent

Not sure how you are classing The Descent as a foreign film.

However, If you can class an Aussie film as "foreign" then one of the best I've seen in a good while is The Proposition, screenplay and music by Nick Cave and a great cast (Ray Winston, Emily Watson, John Hurt, Guy Pearce et al)

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If you want something sick and depraved, the french seem to have cornered the market at the moment with film like Martyrs and Frontiers

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[nobody can eat fifty eggs]

Cheers to the OP for a top idea for a thread. I've googled some of the films named and like the look of them.

No worries mate, I love these films and although I think there was a similar thread a while back its good to get some new movies Googled as you say and get watching them. All that Hollywood shit gets a bit boring now.

Agree with you about the Hollywood thing. I find that foreign films are often more interesting and less obvious than the usual american stuff. Saw a spanish film last night, 'Even the rain'. Set in Bolivia and whilst it wasnt a classic, it was well worth watching.

It looks a good film mate I'll keep my eye out for it cheers.