Originally posted by liverpoolken
In the Mood for Love
What's the relationship between this film, 2046 and Days of Being Wild? I heard it's a trilogy :conf:
Azz3D
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Originally posted by wotyzoid
And how could I forget:
Daft Punk did the musical score for that one if I remember correctly
wotyzoid
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Originally posted by Azz3D
Daft Punk did the musical score for that one if I remember correctly
Just Thomas.
Yohan
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Originally posted by akalouda
It's yellow, it's Korean, it's beautiful, it's great...
hmmm... looks interesting
anything by kim ki duk is worth a watch
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Originally posted by Lira
Any special reason why you didn't like it?
As much as I love Song Kang Ho (the North Korean sergeant), I thought the movie was a little too over the top, esp. the ending. Didn't like the acting of Lee Young Ae either. (The swiss major)
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Originally posted by wotyzoid
And how could I forget:
Ah yes. That scene... ugh. so brutal
Abercrombie
This british documentary had me in stitches all night!
A Complete History Of My Sexual Failures
KandyKid_420
I'm much too lazy to scout 10 pgs of replies, so:
Ichi the Killer
Sexmisja
SOLI.D
bas
Can't believe I forgot these!
For Your Height Only
Impossible Kid
Amduscias
:gsmile: PANS LABYRINTH!
Lira
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Originally posted by Yohan
As much as I love Song Kang Ho (the North Korean sergeant), I thought the movie was a little too over the top, esp. the ending. Didn't like the acting of Lee Young Ae either. (The swiss major)
Oh, I see. I'm a drama queen, that's why I think I liked it :p
Anyway, talking about bad acting, the blond guy was so pathetic it was comical :stongue:
lacksesepsotygh
Domesticated
I find it humorous that everyone is suggesting deepish arthouse movies (good selections by the way) when the original poster is clearly in the mood for some cheap action...albeit with a storyline and decent acting.
That being the case, I would suggest Ong Bak & Chocolate, two martial arts movies by Thai director Prachya Pinkaew.
The stunts and martial arts moves in these movies put anything else I've seen to shame. The female lead in Chocolate trained full time for four years prior to filming and was taken to hospital during shooting after falling three stories through a scaffold where a fight was being staged. These are pretty much as close to the real thing as you can get.
