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  Shaw C.:
1. The Double Life of Veronique
2. Tokyo Story 3. The Spirit of the Beehive 4. La Jetée 5. Nights of the Cabiria 6. Decalogue 7. In the Mood for Love 8. Still Life 9. L'Eclisse 10. The Word 11. The Young and the Damned 12. Vive L'Amour 13. Mother and Son 14. Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky 15. A City of Sadness 16. Last Year at Marienbad 17. The House is Black 18. Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors 19. The Fiances 20. Lemonade Joe 
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Ryan Tekulve wrote on 10 march 2008
I don't know. : )
Ryan Tekulve wrote on 10 march 2008
Are you indian?
Juan of God wrote on 7 march 2008
This is very good.
Ally (new Ernst Lubitsch poll) wrote on 7 march 2008
thank you for the message. I like Rouge, responsible for making me like great cinema. But I adore Veronique so much, and in a different way
Brian Schmid wrote on 5 march 2008
GREAT
Tokyo Story Nights of Cabiria Ordet Last Year at Marienbad VERY GOOD The Spirit of the Beehive La Jetee L'Eclisse Army of Shadows The Battle of Algiers DECENT The Double Life of Veronique MEH In the Mood for Love Los Olvidados UP & DOWN The Decalogue NOT A FAN Faces
Ally (new Ernst Lubitsch poll) wrote on 4 march 2008
hi
Ryan Tekulve wrote on 29 november 2007
I haven't seen it, but it's been on my "CAT III too see" list for awhile (along with Dr. Lamb/Red to Kill/Run and Kill). I've heard there are hilarious scenes of aerial sex. I will have to check it out PRONTO.
Are you familiar with Ngai Kai Lam or Clarence Fok's stuff at all? They make some enjoyable flicks.
Ryan Tekulve wrote on 29 november 2007
WKW has some good stuff - Fallen Angels/Chungking are good.. Happy Together/Days of Being Wild are DECENT, but it's his style that I don't care for (the voiceovers annoy me). And I find his later stuff to be tedious. You should see Woo's war endeavor Heroes Shed No Tears -- Woo tackles the heroic bloodshed subgenre to a tee here, and he takes no prisoners with his trademarked melodramatic touches. He pulls off yet another guns-blazing, balls-to-the-wall tearjerking episode. It's a very moving film that is too challenging for mainstream audiences. I encourage you to check it out.
Ryan Tekulve wrote on 29 november 2007
early Woo > WKW
Ally (new Ernst Lubitsch poll) wrote on 9 april 2007
j'adore Kieslowski. My favorite is Rouge.
Tyler Blach wrote on 16 september 2006
Welcome my friend, lovely to see many of Wong's and Kieslowski's films here. Have you seen Wong's As Tears Go By? I always like to hear what people have to say about that one.
and the two Kurosawa at the bottom are wonderful also. Welcome to the site Welcome to the site!
Luis Herreros wrote on 16 september 2006
Welcome, great list. I also love WKW and Kieslowski
Andrew C. wrote on 16 september 2006
Welcome, I really like what I've seen of your list, good stuff!
Keep it up!
Jake Aesthete wrote on 15 september 2006
Welcome to YMDB
I'm not a great fan of WKW, but I do like Kieslowski, Taxi Driver, City of God and Kurosawa.
dustin . wrote on 15 september 2006
Zhang's fallen to some hard times these days. What the hell is with all these CGI stuff with his last two movies? What happened with the lyricism and visual elegance of Ju Dou and Raise the Red Lantern. I'd like to see his latest movie, Riding Alone for Thousand Miles.
Chris Weseloh (Best SEEN in 2008) wrote on 15 september 2006
Welcome. Lots on here I need to see. I did like Oldboy, Memento, City of God, and Rashomon
Adam (Japan) wrote on 15 september 2006
Good list.
Waxy wrote on 15 september 2006
Some great movies here.
336483772 . wrote on 15 september 2006
Welcome!
Always nice to see another WKW fan, and Oldboy and City of God are great too. To read all the comments this user has left on the movie pages, click here To read all the comments this user has left on the Top Movie list, click here |
