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Das Boo posted:Come and See is a Soviet film from 1985 that follows a boy who joins the Russian resistance against the German invasion of Byelorussia. It features unknowns and live ammunition. There are scenes where you see tracers flying over the actors' heads. Get past the goofiness in the woods at the beginning and it becomes a non-stop horror train. That movie is so loving raw. Even the trailer is brutal.
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You did not mention your nationality, OP. If you are not American, then yes I have a ton of foreign films to recommend to you
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There's a German movie called The lives of others, I think die lieben der anderren about a stasi officer who becomes obsessed with the family he's listening in on, that's a good one too
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You know who knows about movies? The people in the movie section of this place is who I would guess. Their name implies it. Well, I saw "Waiting to Exhale" for the first time the other day, and that was pretty good. It takes place in Arizona or New Mexico or something, so it was foreign to me.
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donkey salami posted:Strange brew Classic Canadian cinema!
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I.C. posted:You know who knows about movies? The people in the movie section of this place is who I would guess. Their name implies it. No one should ever go to Cine:D
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Julius CSAR posted:No one should ever go to Cine:D They like movies A LOT there, though. From what I understand. I don't know if you are allowed to ask them about anything, though. Someone try it...
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I read CD one time when GBS was being slow and trash and holy hell is it bad
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Blue Train posted:I read CD one time when GBS was being slow and trash and holy hell is it bad Once is never enough.
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Apr 10, 2017 23:48
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Anything by Tarkovsky, but especially Solaris and Stalker
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Gamera vs. Barugon
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The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Goodbye Lenin The Intouchables Funny Games A Serbian Film Pinchcliffe Grand Prix In Order of Disappearance A Somewhat Gentle Man
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Blue Train posted:I read CD one time when GBS was being slow and trash and holy hell is it bad what's it like over there this week
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Apr 10, 2017 23:59
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Watch some films by Emir Kusturica like Time of the Gypsies, Black Cat, White Cat and Underground. Just check out the trailer to Underground if unsure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKdl5r7_ZPc
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Run Lola Run was pretty awesome and has a  soundtrack.
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Snuffman posted:Run Lola Run was pretty awesome and has a 
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Boof Bonser posted:Cucumber My bad sorry I thought this said "foreign object recommendations"
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I saw Deadpool recently. It was pretty good.
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German film is good, i don't think these have been posted Ali, Fear Eats the Soul (1974) The Lives of Others (2006)
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Putty posted:German film is good, i don't think these have been posted I posted the lives of others but Ali is good also op
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Man I've watched a lot of movies
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Stroszek is another good one
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Blue Train posted:Man I've watched a lot of movies You should write them all down and then cross out the ones you don't really remember and the ones everyone has seen and then tell us what is left!
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Apr 11, 2017 05:58
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All those foregin films look alike to me.
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Festen or The Celebration as it's known in the states you have to be able to stomach Dogme 95 though
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Just watch The Raid to instantly ruin most hollywood action movies forever.
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I recommend Diabolik. It's an Italian film set in the swinging sixties featuring a daring thief and his lovely accomplice. It has a pretty memorable soundtrack, too.
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Bogus Adventure posted:I recommend Diabolik. It's an Italian film set in the swinging sixties featuring a daring thief and his lovely accomplice. It has a pretty memorable soundtrack, too. This sounds like a good movie. Kierrie, did you read this? Do all the movies you watch look like this one sounds?
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I.C. posted:This sounds like a good movie. Kierrie, did you read this? Do all the movies you watch look like this one sounds? All the movies I watch sound like that one. I'd also recommend Yuusei Ouji. It's a Japanese science fiction film about a single hero dealing with an existential crisis while fighting off an alien invasion.
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Neutrino posted:Ran by Kurosawa. Violence, murder, and bloodshed transcend language. Recycled Shakespeare imo.
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Seconding Tarkovsky recommendations. If you like Stalker, you should def read the book that it's based on. It's phenomenal and yet he translation is pretty good. City of Lost Children doesn't hold up that well 10+ years out but still worth a watch. Pretty much anything by Pedro Almodovar.
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The Host is really good. It's South Korea's Cloverfield minus the shaky camera.
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gonna try to mix up a few so it's not just exactly my usual list scandinavian: ingmar bergman - the seventh seal, the virgin spring, winter's light in that order nicholas winding refn - the pusher trilogy, only god forgives (you probably already saw bronson and drive and won't like valhalla rising) (written by) anders thomas jensen: in china they eat dogs, the green butchers, wilbur wants to kill himself (much less funny and more depressing than even the trailer will suggest), first two are loving hilarious and carl theodor dreyer if you have patience for pictures of that era italian westerns beyond the ones you've probably already seen: leone: once upon a time in the west corbucci: the great silence giulio petroni: death rides a horse tonino valerii: day of anger, my name is nobody sergio martino: mannaja: a man called blade
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extra stout posted:wilbur wants to kill himself (much less funny and more depressing than even the trailer will suggest) Gonna check this out I love depressing poo poo
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