(5626,1209,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1040823990,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhacker14','russian movie maybe ! ww2 a child loses mother and BF solder','im look for a movie a saw on the starz channel. its about a child and his mother and his mother find a boyfriend whos a ww2 russian solder. at one point he told the child he was stalins son. well the solder turns out to be a bad apple. he starts to steal from people and make the family move from place to place and he exploits them. well he gets arrested at sum point and the child is stuck with his mother. and while the man is in jail his mother get sick and dies and the child has to survive on his own. well when the child is all grown up he find the man who he began to love and the man barely remember him and the kid is heart broken! well that what i remember folks any help would be so great! please email me or post message if you know the name of hte movie !','e882bf523e4ce23402cdd0503a52c589',0,'','RL9sqoiQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5627,1209,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1040876897,1,0,1,1,1,1,'iceomat','Re: russian movie maybe ! ww2 a child loses mother and BF solder','the thief','1981222571c8408f5cac9ae521c2d6d7',0,'','ByhlzA8d',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5628,1210,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1040939281,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhacker14','Really freaky movie but good i need the name so bad !','i seen this movie about this lady with a baby and she lives in this very rural area. she lived there with her husband. well her husband was away for a while, buisness trip i think. and one day this hiker start camping by her house and the lady starts to talk to her and they become friends. well the lady started to like her a lot and started to get really crazy. i dont remember much just that at one point, and this is graphic people, she put a tooth brush in a toilet bowl full of poo! and they were in a beach and started to have sex with people in the woods. in the end of the movie the lady kill the owner of hte house and has her body tied up in the tent out side of the house and the husband finds it! and she ran away with the baby and they were on a boat at the end of the movie. it was a really good movie and i recamend to every one if i can get the name of it, any help is cool. i think it might have been french too !','78928826032149deeee23c81d9cb5a2f',0,'','VPnWD8Ej',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5629,1210,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055331534,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Flor_De_Luna','Re: Really freaky movie but good i need the name so bad !','Hi there \n\nThe name of the film is; \"See the Sea\" by director Francois Ozon. (sp? on the name)\n\nYou are correct, it is french. It\'s listed in the directory here. I\'ve rented on netflix.com.\n\n:-) Linda','9d4c2597b4d15a5e7d744dc61a33654e',0,'','mLrlbE2i',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5630,1211,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041048992,1,0,1,1,1,1,'daneel332','musician from not-Russia has to take care of little russian boy','(it was on tv in Vancouver about a year and a half ago, if that helps)\n-I\'m not really sure, but for some reason this old, single out of work cello player from one of the russian-controlled countries ends up taking care of a little Russian boy while his mother is away or something.  I think he has to lie to do it, and say that he and the mother are married, or maybe they actually got married, but if so it was only so that he could take care of the boy.  The boy gets lost on the subway at one point, and near the end he gets quite sick with fever, but gets better, and then he is returned to his mother.  The mother tries to pay him, I guess agreed bribe money, but he refuses to take it.  I think at the very end he ends up playing cello again.\n-doesn\'t sound like much, I guess, but it was a really good movie and I can\'t find the title anywhere.  Help please!','3bdba4a844e0fe4110ec4289c80d193c',0,'','zvVsfQly',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5631,1211,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041151931,1,0,1,1,1,1,'iceomat','Re: musician from not-Russia has to take care of little russian boy','Kolya','ef17227670b855a11ff04d6032bda241',0,'','RpF4Pd5T',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5632,1211,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041156398,1,0,1,1,1,1,'daneel332','Re: musician from not-Russia has to take care of little russian boy','That\'s it.  Thanks :D','66772af6df371099b3aed3c3b04a9c7f',0,'','QFpSodqK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5633,1212,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041071848,1,0,1,1,1,1,'frozmargdelta','?French? film featuring a dog.  Can\'t remember title.','I saw a movie a few years ago which featured a dog that killed people.  I remember that he killed an old woman in the bath tub who wanted sexual favors from him, and he killed a baby in a decorative water fountain.  I believe it was French, but it might have been German or something else.  If anybody can recall the title of this film, I would appreciate a little enlightenment.','b70c2085fcbcc55dc9f7c3f8cff222fb',0,'','yqFd6LbV',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5634,1212,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041704725,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Heimlich','Re: ?French? film featuring a dog.  Can\'t remember title.','I sounds like \"Baxter\", a french film.\n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/Title?0094713','54463016e718ea49e4e39368cad6c384',0,'','D9EdoZM0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5635,1212,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041929649,1,0,1,1,1,1,'frozmargdelta','Re: ?French? film featuring a dog.  Can\'t remember title.','Yes!  That\'s it!  Thank You!','e9db2ad41217b2ffee376adf3c5ce530',0,'','zWBSAs5E',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5636,1213,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041244913,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hol','Novocento ( 1900 by Bertolucci )','I want to by this movie on DVD. Searching at Google.com, I get this message:\n\'... Available on DVD. The Legend of 1900 - $21.49. Plot Summary Set in\nthe Italian town of Parma, the film\'s continuity backtracks from ... \nwww.foreignfilms.com/films/1002.asp - 14k - \'\nbut I can\'t find it available on DVD anywhere. Does anybody know where ?\nThanks in advance.','349230782d817030edb78191a81255a0',0,'','KzE6Tyjg',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5637,1214,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041260348,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bluebebe','Searchin for the name (classic Indian movie)','Hello.\nI\'m searchin for the Name of this classic Indian movie;\n\nThere are 3 Brothers. The parents has been killed by Gangsters. The Shoes of the Gangsterboss have different sizes. And the brothers are accidentaly going in 3 directions, and they lose each other. One of them became singer, other one thief, and the other one I forgot. \n\nThey Always singing the same song which the parents have allway singing \"yado kibarra... di nutunii\" ore something like that.\n\nI hope this would be enough.\nI would love to see if anybody have the name for this. Or maybe for the song.','234658c4471b3a13d2a96f2a24c4ec3c',0,'','69C27G8m',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5638,1214,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041942480,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bluebebe','Re: Searchin for the name (classic Indian movie)','noone?','841b0c2c26e976338d8f131fb4b7acb1',0,'','zlei7b6Y',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5639,1214,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047329399,1,0,1,1,1,1,'anoop_raw','Re: Searchin for the name (classic Indian movie)','The movie you are talking about is \'Yadon ki barat\' which was a big hit when it was released in India. It had some very catchy songs (with slight western influences) in it.','83b4523d8f33e08b55393da14ffe17d7',0,'','nrYsKBZu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5640,1215,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041371622,1,0,1,1,1,1,'tim_Starmer','Name of Movie Preview before Brotherhood of the Wolf?','Does Anyone know the name/release date of the film previewed before Brotherhood of the Wolf. \nThe preview was of a movie that was either by the writers or the producers of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.  It was a marital arts film and I beleive the plot was about a peasant girl battling with the gods in a world between this world and that of the gods.  Wondering if anyone knew the title or had any suggestions to where I could find the title.  Thanks','50311043e75a8027b29612c8485aecb5',0,'','wbvhXp48',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5641,1216,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041375659,1,0,1,1,1,1,'alanterrill','Help with \"Delicatessen\" type film','I caught the middle part of a French film whilst in a hotel in Latvia. Subtitled in Latvian I\'ve no idea of the characters names, but it was so like Delicatessen, that I thought all I\'d need do was look up Jean-Pierre Jeunet and see what other films he\'d done and I\'d find it, but no!\nSo - in French, B&W (I think), very little dialogue -set in a big decaying house standing alone, the story revolved around a young man, craggy face, who seems to be the caretaker of the building. There is a woman housekeeper and the only inhabitant is an old blind man who seems to be very important, possibly a politician. He takes a swim every day in the buildings indoor swimming pool. The youn man runs a large machine in the basement which provides hot water and electricity to the building. Although bits of the ceiling are falling off, the boiler/engine is his pride and joy and in immaculate condition. At one point the girl steals something like a spark plug from the engine and the young man persues her across the land , finally swimming out to a boat to retrieve it. He rushes back and gets the engine going again, just in the nick of time before the blind man dives into an empty swimming pool. Very dark, strange, very Delicatessen (my favourite all time film apart from Amelie). Any suggestions?','c0269e17f685af4fd4736660be1ce859',0,'','xkinNVoC',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5642,1216,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041704346,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Heimlich','Re: Help with \"Delicatessen\" type film','It\'s a german movie called Tuvalu. \n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/Title?0162023\n\nIt\'s also available on DVD.\n\nhttp://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_item.asp?userid=21764523465698&item_id=365393 \n\n','a48e7aeb5c7e186657643e0a92f24b6f',0,'','uKgeMHD8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5643,1216,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041718609,1,0,1,1,1,1,'alanterrill','Re: Help with \"Delicatessen\" type film','Many thanks, Heimlich, that\'s much appreciated. \nI shall try and get hold of it now - unfortunately, I\'m in the UK and it only seems to be available in NTSC format (I don\'t have a DVD either!). Anyone know if its available on PAL format VHS?  ','23c115a525af9e40994f7f13609f0741',0,'','uK6cr4CR',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5644,1217,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041484935,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hootch506','french film with a man pretending to be blind and a dog','I saw a film that had a man married to a real shrew that would\'nt let him have any joy. She forced him to walk the dog. He stated to pretend he was blind to make freinds. when she found out, she took that away from him too. I cannot think of the name please help?','441fa3ef10cb2e28b5a8c191406e8a91',0,'','mWrnpZGT',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5645,1218,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041484944,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hootch506','french film with a man pretending to be blind and a dog','I saw a film that had a man married to a real shrew that would\'nt let him have any joy. She forced him to walk the dog. He stated to pretend he was blind to make freinds. when she found out, she took that away from him too. I cannot think of the name please help?','441fa3ef10cb2e28b5a8c191406e8a91',0,'','869mjfGv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5646,1219,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041557780,1,0,1,1,1,1,'aussiephoto','what is title to film? Mexican movie','Hello, please help I can\'t remember title of this movie I want to recommend to a friend.It was about a Spanish boy who falls in love with a girl, but mother forbids them to be together so he marries her sister. When they cook they put their emotions into the food and the guests feel it.Once they were crying when baking and the tears went into the food and the guests starting crying. At the end the boy and girl are together, but the bed burns of flames of their love.\n\nThank you.','d95ce48b81c1c06ea647fc7a5a1e50bd',0,'','QzaHisK4',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5647,1219,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041560519,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: what is title to film? Mexican movie','Like Water for Chocolate (Como agua para chocolate)','973299e7577286294287f71d527e396f',0,'','0plV6kcz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5648,1220,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041740058,1,0,1,1,1,1,'LeaKerr','stowaways','I saw a film at the Chicago Film festival a few years ago. About six people sneak into a cargo container, was locked in and lived there for the duration of the journey; I imagine at least a week. A woman and her very young daughter - about 5, 6 or 7 was forced to have sex with one of the men to have food, because they dropped their food supply while negotiating a fence at the beginning of the escapade. There\'s a lot of other emotional things that went on; it\'s a very disturbing film. Anyone out there knows this film?','478805db0e8ff74a045de98664bb51c6',0,'','X8MsEkal',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5649,1220,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041817670,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: stowaways','i saw the film but can\'t remember it\'s name though i\'m sure it\'s  south american maybe chile /argentina . i saw it on tv about 2 years ago.hope you find out ..cheers','488bc642587f0c69dd876a5087dd5366',0,'','HsPcWrx0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5650,1221,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041773589,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','what is film-noir?','i know what it means in a dictionary but i would like to know what exactly makes a movie film-noir? how a movie become a film-noir?\nAlso can you give me some examples of worth-to-see exapmles of film-noir?','d5d3a96279f81562bdf9c32861801267',0,'','2LrnPE6W',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5651,1221,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041818373,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: what is film-noir?','dark film where the anti hero has no hope like bergman on speed.(just joking)classic noir= detour,the big combo,criss cross,out of the past,pickup on south street,scarlet street,sunset boulevarde,double indemnity,laura,they say \n\nrenoir\'s toni was the first noir,daybreak,pepe le moko are other french classics from the 30\'s. there are so many great films\nto see in the genre i\'ve only mentioned a handfull of the top of my head.all the films are of a cynical nature full of unredeemimg characters which is why we love them.\n\nhope i\'ve been of some help','015f8b9556efd423f2fbd2124c2d924d',0,'','X15Csp6D',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5652,1221,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041891363,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','Re: what is film-noir?','thanks a lot gratefultiger but err i coult not make out exatly what film-noir is?\nyou said \"an hero who has noe hope\" is it the same in every film-noirs? or is there any other features of film-noirs?\nerr i saw just one film-noir ( if it is considered as film-noir) \"the man who wasnt there\" and it was great. for example yes the hero had no hope but does it only make it film-noir? err i would be gratefull :)) if you tell more... thanks in advance see u !','cab0fcfe7989ddc6e251714b3f8dc050',0,'','P42fgLyE',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5653,1221,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042076827,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: what is film-noir?','film noir is the cinema of alienation,despair,hopelessness,accentuated by dark shadows ,rainy streets & inescapable situations,always a sense of foreboding the lighting is very important in noir,german expressionism is an obvious influence on noir cinema. try and see those films i suggested \"detour\" is a must a low budget classic which is the essence of noir\njust see them then you will know happy viewing.','ed4c37b8cbe92b0416d5fc9b21c3fa67',0,'','PUD85kLy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5654,1221,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042149459,1,0,1,1,1,1,'aviv71','Re: what is film-noir?','This might help.\n\nhttp://www.duke.edu/','f1fdc8d613a7a77358454b3c2265d3eb',0,'','BjcMYTs3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5655,1221,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042188263,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: what is film-noir?','Tuncay i tried to e-mail you but it failed so e-mail me if you like as i may be able to send you some examples of FILM-NOIR ...cheers   chas\nYOL is a masterwork','f49aca7713a00e9698e49367b82db715',0,'','fuYEbBgG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5656,1222,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1041891593,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','help about \" snatch\" !!!','i could not understand why his name is \"Turkish\" please explain me why his name is \"Turkish\" or how he derived it?','def0288e9aa8883caf157d733412d522',0,'','QNcj8As3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5657,1223,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042058141,1,0,1,1,1,1,'visualdance','it will happen','hey,\nIm stuck in a tight situation trying to come through for a project. I will be brief...but you can find my story at this web address...its a means for me to prepare for my next film but its also my personal story.\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=20135&item=934547172&rd=1\n\nI would appreciate any questions or comments, maybe even a bid. Or if you like pass on the address to a friend. The story will still be posted even after the auction ends.\n\nThanks\nOrion\n','b2b37ee342ac176d81a0b4a5bb90296b',0,'','L9JdQ4m5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5658,1224,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042096266,1,0,1,1,1,1,'marhchamb','WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS FILM?','http://www.quinnsivage.com/moviegame.jpg\n\nTHIS LINK HAS THE LINE DURING THIS PART AND A CLIP OF THE FILM','a7252151a91c1558760b40030a8d4f0d',0,'','46qDkoLR',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5659,1224,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042174007,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Heimlich','Re: WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS FILM?','It\'s from Y Tu Mama Tambien.\n','21dde3fd386823ea18a8e99d2cbb6a39',0,'','PZl6znUB',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5660,1225,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042189050,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','SOLARIS are we safe?','soderburgh\'s (re-make?) of Tarkovsky\'s mind boggler is headed down_under any one seen it yet? i will go along even though clooney & co didn\'t seem to know what it  was really all about in a tv interview i saw the person interviewing knew even less!i get very nervous when the modest mr cameron is involved he didn\'t even mention Tarkovsky typical! ','75196444e8dc960ec3d2b1982e7df35d',0,'','srj8Ad2m',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5661,1225,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042262480,1,0,1,1,1,1,'tincanpally','Re: SOLARIS are we safe?','It was sleep-inducing. Don\'t expect the head-trip some are saying it is. There is nothing deep going on here, despite what others may say, to sound smart. ','9676895338af8731a473f125b473403e',0,'','hyF4nqbK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5662,1225,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1046294000,1,0,1,1,1,1,'paredes','Re: SOLARIS are we safe?','I haven\'t seen the Tarkovsky version yet but I really enjoyed the Soderbergh one; it didn\'t seem to concerned with being arty or a faithful remake, it just told its story in the way that Soderbergh generally does.  It\'s gorgeously photographed and deals with some very interesting issues, the only drawback is that Clooney was a bit too flat in the lead role.  Natascha McElhone was marvelous and very hypnotic.  Don\'t ask me, though, because my friend and I were the only ones left in the theatre by the time it was over and even she was sleeping!','710d11b12bf91d01f392751d5a5ae84c',0,'','3c4bohCw',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5663,1225,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1046310592,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: SOLARIS are we safe?','you must see the tarkovsky version!i think you will find it extremely interesting as a child of the 60\'s i certainly did!:-) i will give the new version a go but clooney is a worry!','accca478f1c72e4f9793675a61667366',0,'','uiQ6JEtL',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5664,1226,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042374374,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','worth-to-see flicks of visual-cfartfmanship ?','i m \"fresh\" junkie of foreign-films and wonder from which film i should start to taste the visual ( or may be in any side) masterpieces of foreign-flicks: because i m fed up to see USA-made movies!','ce137fa5277c1534e719a7e33927bf72',0,'','3p5EJBvx',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5665,1226,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042408804,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: worth-to-see flicks of visual-cfartfmanship ?','I\'d say Herzog\'s Aguirre, Wrath of God - but that\'s just one of many.','f27868e4a8413e3e8b90292e44e95cfa',0,'','9EYl4Pok',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5666,1226,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042422673,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: worth-to-see flicks of visual-cfartfmanship ?','excellent choice gaz,i would add \"shadows of our forgotten ancestors\" & \"sayat nova\" by parajanov &mirror (zerkalo)by tarkovsky.you won\'t be disappointed.','b86bb4fb0697ea36904cf3adb3628f95',0,'','abc6R7dk',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5667,1227,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042419780,1,0,1,1,1,1,'sjckinsman','find more details of french film seen on television in  late 70s','I saw a french film on television in the late seventies about a father whose son is killed by a hit and run driver. The father tracks the driver down and discovers he has a son about the same age as his dead son. He befriends the boy and discovers that he hates his father. Does anybody know the name of this film and provide me with more information? I thought it was called revenge or something similar. ','3d5addadbdc591a901189a7903fcc641',0,'','hB46N2uE',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5668,1227,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043348549,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: find more details of french film seen on television in  late 70s','Sounds like Que La Bete Meure/ Killer! (1969), an above average film from Claude Chabrol.','41187e5ff40e54549ab91319eb31a31b',0,'','QsAHUpLD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5669,1227,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043349046,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: find more details of french film seen on television in  late 70s','It\'s definitely Que La Bete Meure - I\'m embarrassed I didn\'t think of it myself. A very good film.','7f0c700ce671eaa0b8606c6ff405ce6d',0,'','uNo2FlWs',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5670,1228,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042512575,1,0,1,1,1,1,'doris2','Have you heard about this screenplay?','\nBROKEN SOULS\n\nScreenplay for a serious minded Producer, who wishes to make a real difference in the mental well being of our future adults. \n\nWith all the school violence and terror attacks going on in our country and school vouchers being an issue. Many parents are choosing private schooling as a choice of education for safety reason. Private schools are going up all over our country in record numbers. What is the true message being sent to our children? As adults we all need to work together to protect our children, not only physically but mentally as well. This screenplay addresses that issue. \n\nBroken Souls by: James LaBudde is based on my true-life story; The Torment&#8217;s of the Modest, Secluded Farm Life. ISBN: 1-58721-806-2. By: Doris Anne Beaulieu found at: www.1stBooks.com. \n\nAs a child in the 50&#8217;s, I went to a private school, where you are basically sheltered and protected. The trauma begins when I entered the REAL WORLD and discovered I was ill equipped to handle it. My true story does NOT in any way tell parents how to raise their children, or which education is best. I&#8217;m simply telling what happened to me in order to make parents stop and think. Hopefully they will learn from my story, and incorporate guidelines in their home schooling or private school so their child will not be traumatized in their adult years. \n\nThis screenplay is a working tool not only for parents who intend to place their children in private schools, but also a tool for our politicians to see, so guide lines may be imposed to protect the mental well being of our children in the process. \n\nFor a copy of the script please contacts: \n\nDoris Anne Beaulieu\n43 Thomas Lane\nSmithfield, Me. 04978\ndoris2@prexar.com \n\n','5f079533314dbd28ff63e21dbd77dc72',0,'','LvgAKZJD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5671,1229,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042787311,1,0,1,1,1,1,'dtcallen','Does anybody know the name of Foreign Film from 60\'s','In the mid to late 60\'s there was a Best Foreign Film with the name Chocolate in it.  Does anybody know the name of it?','26607933cf6f12a7a5a5dd0af89da50c',0,'','FgaX79nz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5672,1229,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042815628,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Does anybody know the name of Foreign Film from 60\'s','Do you mean an Oscar winner? because I can\'t find one.','25a8a57440cf5075244c5a39f6680b12',0,'','XFnZJ1yl',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5673,1229,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1042857755,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: Does anybody know the name of Foreign Film from 60\'s','Pane e Cioccolata (1972) or Bread and Chocolate starring Nino Manfredi and Anna Karina about an Italian living in Switzerland who finds it difficult to keep a job. ','0e1e3efe3ca59ccc790ba9d76abe0978',0,'','71GbAMhq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5674,1230,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043050737,1,0,1,1,1,1,'sharonxjiang','Spanish movie: An old maid chased after a young handsome soldier','I saw the spanish(Italian?)movie a long time ago and forgot the name. A young soldier was stationed in a village and met an old maid(General\'s daugher?)who was ugly, mentally crazy and physically ill. The old maid started pursuing him madly. He rejected her first and later accepted her love. After she died, he missed her. In real life, my handsome German friend is being pursued and stalked by an American old maid. I would like to show him the movie just to tease him. Does anyone know the name of the movie?','fbded92e7b6988ff8f85a1c3056e9db3',0,'','A7dg8q2s',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5675,1230,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043351421,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: Spanish movie: An old maid chased after a young handsome soldier','I\'ve not seen your film, but it might- possibly- be Calle Mayor/ The Lovemaker (dir; Bardem, 1956). ','53753cad645a2ed07faa2e727b8c31af',0,'','W0Hj1rGM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5676,1231,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043263553,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mainline.pictures','Need info on The Leopard - \'eoliano\' can you get in contact?','I am organising a film festival in London, and may be showing Luchino Visconti\'s \'The Leopard\' (Il Gattopardo). Does anyone have any information regarding this film or know where I can get promotional material from etc? ','92f77ed766b72688c6085d60ea5bfc11',0,'','Z9qyXu3B',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5677,1231,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043601190,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Lafleurette','Re: Need info on The Leopard - \'eoliano\' can you get in contact?','I have this video. Do you want info. on it or do you want the movie?','fafcdd7953ee99fe4ccb00458664572f',0,'','hWNsv0R3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5678,1232,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043365656,1,0,1,1,1,1,'::nud::','French(?) film, trading elaborate insults instead of violence','this will probably be an easy one to recognise but i\'ve not been able to ask for anyones help until finding this forum.\n\ni\'d like to know the name of a film (french i think) that came out a few years ago. i only ever saw a review of it on t.v.\n\nit was a period piece set in France(?) were the more fashionable people in society would combat each other by trading vicious and elaborate insults rather that resort to physical attacks. i can\'t remember if there was any more story than that.\n\nif anyone knows which film it is i would appreciate there opinion of it also.\n\nthanks.','f6f2b33bb7d2078a3a98af4d076a7303',0,'','6nfiUCwc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5679,1232,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043367459,1,0,1,1,1,1,'somegreatmovies','Re: French(?) film, trading elaborate insults instead of violence','ridicule (1996)','db846b18b055a66895a7a9146af53da1',0,'','4Jvp1YDG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5680,1232,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043591454,1,0,1,1,1,1,'::nud::','Re: French(?) film, trading elaborate insults instead of violence','thanks, that sounds like the one.','4496295d91c2821928ac76d8bc8f4390',0,'','3k1aXoWM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5681,1233,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1043829762,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Punky1','Looking for an Italian Language Film','Last year I saw an Italian Language film about a troop of spanish flamenco dancers that get stuck in a small Italian village.  It was a recent movie and I believe it might have been called the Cyclone (or something similar) can anyone help me find a copy with english subtitles?','8fd6558d6d95b91d863e7216a238d318',0,'','dei2Mn34',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5682,1234,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044218036,1,0,1,1,1,1,'greg','FrenchFilmName?','Hi,trying to remember a film title. Basic plot (as I remember)\nMysterious french girl arrives in small village, seduces local man/men ( possibly brothers) dances to an old pianola in a barn seduces more men causing great disquiet in village and I can\'t remeber the end BUT I rememeber really enjoying the film!!!\nIt was filmed in B&W and I guess mid eighties I would love to see it again. Please help\n\nThanks','94fd466ec1a0df24ac39bb1fe18fb3b4',0,'','CdpW0hln',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5683,1234,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044251924,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: FrenchFilmName?','It sounds like \"L\'Ete Meurtrier\" ( \"One Deadly Summer\" ) but that film I am almost sure is in color. However, if your film starred Isabelle Adjani then this certainly is your film.','59147306745762d5430b88d225844d11',0,'','r9x3aP0k',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5684,1235,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044352863,1,0,1,1,1,1,'ali','Zhang Yimou or Yimou Zhang??','Funny to have thought t all along that the Chinese Director Zhang Yimou & Yimou Zhang are one and the same, but as posted here each is responsible for a set of different movies... \nIs this true?\nI\'m lost..','1fa22ffd461f824e94cb45a8e27d7278',0,'','8VvfP90p',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5685,1235,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044428870,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jason-3','Re: Zhang Yimou or Yimou Zhang??','One in the same.... people get confused with Chinese names because the surname comes first in written and spoken Chinese. In this case, Zhang is the surname and Yimou is the first name. I will try to get this corrected. Cheers.','9bf90b34fc68f464174fe16f2f304112',0,'','kDUtBNC7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5686,1235,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044533517,1,0,1,1,1,1,'ali','Re: Zhang Yimou or Yimou Zhang??','...sigh... Thank u!','eca2d9672cba847bdf308e0daa1a37a4',0,'','Y3Cx4RWP',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5687,1236,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044450036,1,0,1,1,1,1,'costas.antony','Modern Greek Films','Can anyone help me locate a web-site/store that sells Greek language movies? I\'ve tried all the usual outlets - amazon, ebay, etc without much success. Thanks for your help.','07e4dc3f5260564aa0e272d9d7688f72',0,'','sC9gG2aK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5688,1236,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044470009,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: Modern Greek Films','There are just a few available to rent or buy from MovieMail (British world cinema video/dvd company). Perhaps the Greek Film Centre in Athens may have ideas. There\'s a list of useful addresses in the Variety International Film Guide 2003, in which Greece happens to be this year\'s specially featured country. Interesting to read about a film called The Cow\'s Orgasm!','432e8854c29fa18c7fa02469b1251bf0',0,'','8teCXy3A',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5689,1236,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044472003,1,0,1,1,1,1,'costas.antony','Re: Modern Greek Films','Thanks John. Have a good day.','e5a4063b500727c9c094c1a34cf75c57',0,'','qunsw1MR',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5690,1237,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044724176,1,0,1,1,1,1,'broadcaster','Aparna Sen\'s film Mr and Mrs Iyer must be watched','Aparna Sen\'s film Mr and Mrs Iyer should be watched by every cinegoer. Her daughter Konkona\'s acting was superb.\nI just want to get the email of Konkona so that I can congratulate her personally on her superb acting.\nCould anyone of you email me her email number? I will be very grateful if you do that.  ','4a63bc9d27c5e05c463db4c17aae8eb1',0,'','AT2L5DxE',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5691,1238,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044952266,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jchu09','Name the movie','I am wondering if anyone know the title of this movie. I only know the very basic plot.... It is about this married couple whose husband was paralyzed in an accident and cannot perform sexually. So the wife would have sex with another man, while the husband watchs them... I do not know what language it is in at all... ','7ac3b7198be22da313016f4e5a14d251',0,'','4oTtXy7w',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5692,1238,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1044975852,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Name the movie','The film is Lars von Trier\'s astonishing Breaking the Waves (1996). It\'s in English with some Danish, I think.','36f56d88a9945871fde47332a62a4870',0,'','s1Emb8xD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5693,1239,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1045935257,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','what did i miss ?','i saw \"When My Father Was Away On Bussines\" on Tv but i missed the beginning part of the film, i started to watch when two boys were being circumcised: so what did i miss ?','174b0d45d6164709e1faaa04cd88a045',0,'','UgbPJyXM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5694,1240,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1045939989,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lafemmedigital','Where is: City of God, in theaters?!!','I\'m havin the hardest time finding if, \nOR when City of God is playing in theaters...\nI\'am in Miami, FL.  where is it showing now?!?','19d95bfa3e30d32880cac3722aa384ba',0,'','ZGDVEqLC',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5695,1240,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047068021,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lafemmedigital','Re: Where is: City of God, in theaters?!!','Ei! In fact- City of God is playing -in Miami Fl- beginning this week. . If you want to scope dates in your town, check the Ticket & Showtime site -&gt; \nhttp://movies.yahoo.com/shop?id=1808439335&d=hv&cf=showtimes','f2070383f9f18d88dce0e08a2ca2f982',0,'','i3usSavT',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5696,1240,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047287450,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bigpoppa_2059','Re: Where is: City of God, in theaters?!!','Moviefone.com will let you search for films by location using city, state, an/or zip code.','ce1d7bcfec439ce2cac9eb78bd6e0a4a',0,'','FBkUElCZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5697,1240,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047323373,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lafemmedigital','Re: Where is: City of God, in theaters?!!','Moviefone, yes. However I didn\'t want specifically WHAT THEATRE/TIMES/ZIP CODE/etc., I was curious IF it would ever play, and if so, did anyone know about the city of Miami. (or other big cities)\n The link I provided is a search within City of God- specifically.','be4e206cad3c0b99b43f56dffaa72362',0,'','j0avwxuy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5698,1240,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048446573,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HenryGinsberg','Re: Where is: City of God, in theaters?!!','There are so many films I want to see that arn\'t out in my local cinema, and which I won\'t be able to get at my local video shops. Oh, if only the public had deacent taste in films.','eda8bca21b3d7567b6ef05bb85ed0bfd',0,'','3ye4j78t',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5699,1240,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048469962,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Where is: City of God, in theaters?!!','move to australia we get heaps of them on public tv & the cinema,ccity of god is playing in melbourne now it is ok but not a patch on the brilliant \"pixote\"','8a61ed4081e02feaaf96340769706491',0,'','WQlkbJjX',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5700,1240,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048479376,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lafemmedigital','Re: Where is: City of God, in theaters?!!','ginsberg-\n    ah, then no one would in fact \"have good taste\".\ntiger-\n    is this sort of local tv available in Hobart? I will be there in the summer, and would hope to take advantage of it. \n    thanks for your replies, also. ','45181c5d36bc30873c11ba7a980c0af2',0,'','lbtm7w1f',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5701,1240,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048729307,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Where is: City of God, in theaters?!!','a tv station caled SBS should be available www.sbs.com.au\nit is the best in the world for diversity,sometimes they even play englsh language films:-)\nwatch out fot those tassie tigers,the beers great too.cheers','17a13f0967698ab0317c1f7be297a606',0,'','u6iN9q0o',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5702,1241,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1046037015,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pompano','French Film: Father brings home a mouse, family goes crazy','I\'m looking for the name of this film or the name of the director.\nThe main plot is that the father brings home a lab rat / mouse from his work that has a strange effect on the family - driving them all to different levels of insanity.','13eb891d8cabb275ef3aed80b39745ff',0,'','YXgzrQAh',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5703,1241,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1046054145,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: French Film: Father brings home a mouse, family goes crazy','It sounds like Francois Ozon\'s \" Sitcom \"','3180f6e44de3c7a83934c3c606ec2505',0,'','ZfTFMmh9',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5704,1242,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1046265536,1,0,1,1,1,1,'justineflow','Man gets stuck in a teleephone box and embarks on a terrifying journey','I\'m searching for what I thought was a spanish film i saw at least 15 years ago and have never found since! A man goes to make a phone call in a public phone box then gets stuck inside, no one will help him escape and then a truck comes to take the phone box, with him still trapped away...follows the journey thru varied landscapes until he arrives at a bleak and desolate place and taken underground, the box is put on some kind of conveyor belt which eventually leads to a huge pile of..... old phone boxes complete with other trapped victims..some still alive and some now skeletons!!! Anyone who can help identify this film??! Many Thanks!','09461473b78eabd90576aa2f7c744afe',0,'','zKQrEmYj',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5705,1242,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048282869,1,0,1,1,1,1,'debistark','Re: Man gets stuck in a teleephone box and embarks on a terrifying journey','I haven\'t a clue what that movie is, but sounds VERY interesting...I will keep checking back to find out for myself what it is.','0853f9cfa05380eb4366815abd2661a3',0,'','beocJLjf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5706,1242,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048283191,1,0,1,1,1,1,'justineflow','Re: Man gets stuck in a teleephone box and embarks on a terrifying journey','Thanks for your message, I have found the title since i posted the original message - La Cabina dir by Antonio Mercero Spain 1972..more details at http://www.foreignfilms.com/films/4986.asp?search=1&stype=0\nIf anyone knows where I can find a copy of this film I\'d be very grateful.\n','dae9c2adf2eb4cbcb99daa32194fde8a',0,'','r2gcQl8S',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5707,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1046961179,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','Gay Actors,Directors ?','hey folks i just want to learn the names of gays in cinema circle, actors,directors or others...\nBut err u know there r many rumours about gays i just wanna learn the obvious and confirmed names ( but i m open for rumours also :) )\ni have heard those names : ( but i m not sure completely )\nKeanue Reeves\nBruce Willis\nBrad Pitt ( bisex )\nPedro Almodovar\n-------------------\nand whom do u know additionaly ?','b70ef12a0756a4cb605de9aa5844b1c5',0,'','jUuJFeiD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5708,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047008669,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','Sergei Parajanov,Carl T Dreyer,Michelangelo Antonion,Rainer Werner Fassbinder,F.W.Murnau ,Derek Jarman,among the director\'s some talent there i\'m sure you\'ll agree there are heaps of others but i\'ll leave that to someone else..cheers','cd446395d7b7a2b1663d2fa44fb6836e',0,'','nl5aq69r',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5709,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047035713,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','Many of Britain\'s finest actors are or were gay. I\'m thinking of Alec Guinness, John Gielgud, Ian McKellen, Nigel Hawthorne, Dirk Bogarde, Simon Callow, Stephen Fry, Ian Charleson, Rupert Everett, the list goes on.','5cced4b767001ff7c88fe60417c4ba6b',0,'','ns6l4uaN',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5710,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047036028,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HekateMistress','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','Sergei Eisenstein, Kenneth Anger, John Waters, Paul Morrissey, John Schlesinger, Gus van Sant, Todd Haynes, Francois Ozon, Ian McKellan, Tsai Ming-Liang, Gregg Araki, Bruce La Bruce, Monika Treut, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Thom Fitzgerald, Joel Schummacher, Todd Verow, Rose Troche, Barbara Stanwyck, Jean Cocteau, Paul Bartel, Terence Davies, John Greyson, Andre Techine. I\'m sure there are a lot of others.  I focused more on filmmakers than actors.','fcbb47f5e43b2e5cc639b172648ab7a0',0,'','8ebsABg0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5711,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047036914,1,0,1,1,1,1,'somegreatmovies','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','wow... so many great filmmakers were gay... I knew about some of them, but Dreyer (really?), Murnau, and Antonioni (are you sure?) were surprises.','034dd7b2caff44761743086f0cdc4119',0,'','CBQhogcy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5712,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047044653,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HekateMistress','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','I knew of Murnau, but I do agree Antonioni and Dreyer were both surprises.  You can probably go back to the early half of the past century and find handfuls of widely-recognized homosexuals.  One I just remembered from that time was German actor Conrad Veidt; and of course, there\'s always those conspiracy theories that Alfred Hitchcock was a closet homosexual (would perhaps explain his hatred for women...).  A side-comment.  A friend of mine told me Melanie Griffith was a horrid homophobe, yet she starred in John Waters\' most recent film, and he\'s gay as the day is long.  I\'ve always heard she was a pain to work with, and I guess Mr. Waters must have had extra trouble with her during the making of that film.  I\'ll just assume Ms. Griffith hasn\'t seen any of her husband Antonio\'s early Spanish films, especially the Almodóvar ones.','419b8008e1c29f6a672f133abfc8afdd',0,'','doy5W20e',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5713,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048264343,1,0,1,1,1,1,'paredes','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','I\'m sure the stories of Miss Griffiths are a lie, just as the idea that gay men are women-haters is one of the biggest lies ever said about gay men.  Who do you think dresses all those Hollywood women to make them look so fabulous?','f3aadea01a27548776280a57bc0c700d',0,'','Qgdwbtqh',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5714,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048278299,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bmxsuperhero','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','Jean Cocteau is another.','33776140bd181ffdfbe1de9b156289d8',0,'','Rjmb8UXl',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5715,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048367053,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','wow i m really surprised to learn so many gays from showbiz :) but learning of the names of so brillant filmmaker-actor... also pleased me because when people learn this situation they will figure out that \"making a masterpiece is not about what u do in bedroom, it is about how u r more than what u r...\"\nwell thanks for those who helped me to feel better :)','0c410486415c0ec7d1c599412323a4a5',0,'','6U80H4WG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5716,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048386034,1,0,1,1,1,1,'chris','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','Gaz,Your comments about british actors is interesting and true but weren\'t some of the old school actors i.e.Olivier,Gielgud,Hawthorne,O\'Toole(Irish) actually straight but dabbled in the old british art school tradition of buggery & experimentation. ','771cacb08c38af1f0745f75411236861',0,'','a78sbnSM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5717,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048389471,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','Well, Hawthorne was certainly gay through and through. As for Gielgud, not sure - he may have had \"experiences\" but I had a feeling there was more to it than just that. As for the other two, Olivier was married a few times I think (though of course that\'s no guarantee of heterosexuality), and I would have said O\'Toole was straight.\n\nOne sure thing is that gay activity in one\'s formative years is no guarantee of sexuality. At some UK public (i.e. private) schools such things are practically part of the uniform. An admirable tradition.','c069df8be1f93fffc949c16a09e3d6ec',0,'','D0uecg69',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5718,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049252108,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Lafleurette','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','Jean Cocteau\'s lover was Jean Marais. But who the heck cares about  who\'s gay or not gay. Get a life all of you. ','ae56ce76db863c675273b4e151d089aa',0,'','LXZ3zYK7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5719,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049292213,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','Well I think it\'s interesting to see how an actor\'s or director\'s sexuality contributes directly to their art. Derek Jarman for instance let his sexuality influence his films a great deal, whereas in less enlightened times other similar people would not have been able to do this.\n\nQuite apart from this, these posts may make those gay members of ForeignFilms.com feel more at home here. Sexuality\'s not the be-all and end-all, but it\'s certainly an important part of life for many of us.','f94b984a0bc030e67cd88063d2f146d3',0,'','Uw35EsQS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5720,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049337966,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','not being gay but a film buff we would miss out on a lot of classics without these guys,great films endure no matter who makes them .and we \"get a life\" by watching them don\'t we?','de3d0b8bb228efa413b09fd15529ae1e',0,'','vciPEfKx',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5721,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049393630,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','What a great point gratefulltiger ( Thanks Charles :) ) touched!!! Yes i have asked it because i m gay but i think all members of this beautiful site think that being a gay is nothing but a sexual identity, err yes to some extend what u do in bedroom and with whom categorizes u as gay but especially gay artists convinces us that their sexual identities influences their art even though they hide or deny it. i wanted to learn gay film-makers because when i m watching those film i would see them from another perspectives and to be frank knowing the names of those great gay atrists helps me to feel in comfort but not to be proud of being a gay; those film-makers r great but not cos of gayness but cos of their talents...\nthat is why this discussion should be over names and their works not over banal topics over gayness..\nalso i dont want to turn this board into a gay-forum but we can not deny that seeing how gayness is expilicitly or implicitly reflected in some great movies would be a innovative&effective experience over film&gays...\nthansk for all who replied this topic and especially for Gaz and Gratefulltiger for their efforts to protect this topic to be \"a discussion over sexual identity\"...','ce7c1ac8a72c03eff531195cc85c4b98',0,'','kDvB2XGj',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5722,1243,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065836361,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: Gay Actors,Directors ?','Tallulah Bankhead(love that woman),Marlene Dietrich,Brigitte Bardot(claimed to have had one night stand with Marilyn Monroe),Sir Ian Mccellen,John Cameron Mitchell(Headwig and the angry inch),Gus Van Sant,James Whale,Anthony Perkins,James Dean(-bi?),sir Dirk Bogarde,Rainer Werner Wassbinder(director),Clift Montgomery,(Divine,RuPaul,Angelina Jolie(bi),Nathan Lane..)The list goes on and on...','60cd9ae7d9189889d02353ed0cf55a5e',0,'','wvj4zAQc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5723,1244,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1046986289,1,0,1,1,1,1,'schuhjm','Dark Monastery','Hi,  I\'m trying to remember a film that I saw a number of years ago on DVD.  I\'m not sure if it was french, but it was a dark film set in a monastery in a fairly desolate region of europe.  There was a secret library which ended up being destroyed by fire near the end of the film.  Does this sound familiar to anyone?','233488ba83ce6e102ec84c16d38075d0',0,'','LrAG5ca8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5724,1244,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047005009,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: Dark Monastery','Sounds like \"The Name of the Rose\". Did it star Sean Connery with a very young Christian Slater? If so it\'s your film.','3021750bafe8075a9ab54b31b22577d1',0,'','nw0EYGLX',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5725,1244,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047006306,1,0,1,1,1,1,'schuhjm','Re: Dark Monastery','That\'s it.  Thanks.\n\nJS','b0fe2c769a753ea6c0db32b5ae00965e',0,'','EmUKhLFp',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5726,1245,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047067691,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pditch','name that film','A woman\'s husband is imprisoned in Africa. She moves to Paris?? and a piano teacher who lives in the same building falls in love with her. ','6e87edc6780351daccc043324ec33ba1',0,'','S05RT9Fz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5727,1245,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047142709,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Heimlich','Re: name that film','It\'s Bernardo Bertolucci\'s \"Besieged\"','cb55293be507413c7f0b18fcdc0760ef',0,'','Xw4iaWHy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5728,1246,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047090181,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mardipleu','Asian Child and Grandmother','I saw a movie a few months ago about an Asian boy who came from the modern world who was dropped off at his grandmother\'s place who was very poor.  At first he was quite mean to her, but in the end she won him over.  I don\'t remember the name.  Does anyone else? ','f5eb7abfaf759f0ceabb6ba5c703d7f2',0,'','2p0JYmw7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5729,1246,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047278612,1,0,1,1,1,1,'aviv71','Re: Asian Child and Grandmother','Was it The Way Home? I haven\'t seen it but the plot is the same....I believe.','21bc73403a2f2108adc1c585b104ec61',0,'','HZ7qf483',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5730,1246,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047328683,1,0,1,1,1,1,'anoop_raw','Re: Asian Child and Grandmother','Yes it is The way Home - it is a korean movie.','e43246efdead8c4d3b9cce97dc552801',0,'','qDw4TU5Y',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5731,1246,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047329671,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mardipleu','Re: Asian Child and Grandmother','Thank you for your reply.  You are correct with the title.','fcf018b342bc3603f921b243d85a08d0',0,'','Qrn68W3Y',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5732,1247,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047329721,1,0,1,1,1,1,'anoop_raw','independent/foreign films DVD/VHS Rental Store','Does anyone here know of a good independent/foreign films DVD/VHS Rental Store in Washington DC area.','54ba8943b1330baf3c1981326f84fc18',0,'','t59WfkLC',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5733,1247,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047571262,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: independent/foreign films DVD/VHS Rental Store','www.scarecrow.com purports to be this thing, including PAL titles. I have never dealt with them, though, and it might be Washington State. Check it out for more info, I guess...','7bbf406f55ccb97750f7798afe6fe388',0,'','n7rbMftu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5734,1248,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047330679,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mardipleu','Family Films?','Can anyone suggest a list of films such as the Korean film \"The Way Home\" and the Persian (Farsi) film from Iran \"Children of Heaven\" that could be enjoyed by children and adults alike?    ','8dd6ae71dc6b73a5f0746a068816c81c',0,'','bcQ7FhAo',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5735,1248,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047342038,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Family Films?','I\'ve never seen either of the films you mention, but the Farsi film The White Balloon would probably be appropriate - though I haven\'t seen that either!\n\nLa Gloire de Mon Pere (My Father\'s Glory) is a wonderful family film.\n\nZero de Conduite (Zero for Conduct) has a great sense of fun, but is perhaps an acquired taste.\n\nAu Revoir Les Enfants is a great family film, though it is very sad and could be upsetting to those children young enough to understand its import but not old enough to deal with it.\n\nYou could try My Life as a Dog - not my favourite film, but very popular and warm-hearted.\n\nTry investigating these on imdb.com','1ca53001a2b70e675077deb0a909abb9',0,'','CcXysA2a',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5736,1248,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047489181,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: Family Films?','Once in a Blue Moon (Canada)\nMax Is Missing (US/Peru)---probably PGish','e12ab4a9a94a85afb6b375b6af55553b',0,'','m8ncTaw5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5737,1248,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047502466,1,0,1,1,1,1,'aviv71','Re: Family Films?','The Road Home\nPonette','42ce4c8e081841e68bbc09833c13fc73',0,'','rFBq1vfn',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5738,1248,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047865340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Family Films?','the iranian films the white ballon,a time of drunken horses,the runner,colour of paradise,the apple,bag of rice,\nare all fine films,simple tales with great depth wonderful naturalistic acting from from the children all moving & memorable treasures.','38fb50495f4349311843e9059988996d',0,'','dymBZNoa',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5739,1249,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047448750,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wanderingstar','Jean Renoir','Does anyone have any suggestions as to where I can read critical and biographical analysis on his work?  Any information will be greatly appreciated.','c059140703d7ae84095ba9764b035b07',0,'','vxJDhcwL',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5740,1249,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047519089,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Jean Renoir','amazon has books on this genius try my life & my films by jean renoir also  bazin\'s book on him.cheers ','42c88fa0435838734c1de43f18530bfb',0,'','Za2f6h7j',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5741,1249,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047553808,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wanderingstar','Re: Jean Renoir','Thank you very much.','9d197f9a18345df50e509646802a8386',0,'','xjGXrqM0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5742,1249,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048037546,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: Jean Renoir','I think you can learn a great deal about Jean Renoir by reading his memoir of his father, \" My Father, Renoir \".','43592e331d87b536e912ca7736072daa',0,'','WNcKe2aS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5743,1249,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048123635,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Jean Renoir','very true i have a copy and it is a brilliantly written account,confirming yet again what a talented man  jean renoir really was.','e844d874e1c396e798327607b0e13990',0,'','i9YNj0pS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5744,1250,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047572881,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mardipleu','Video Rental Store in West End of Toronto?','Does anyone know where, in the west end of Toronto, there is a foreign film video rental store?','1e0e2852e71ef480013ad552b1208b90',0,'','giRrFqyK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5745,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047597338,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bmxsuperhero','USA Vs. France','The last thing I hope to do with this thread is start a political debate, but I\'m having a bit of a dilemma.  As some of you know, such American chains have renamed their famous \"French-fried-potaters\" from \"French fries\" to \"freedom fries,\" in response to France\'s decision not to support the US on their intent for war.  This rule also applies to \"French toast,\" if you were wondering.  Granted this sentiment is mainly held by right-wing conservatives and poorly-educated Americans driven by blind patriotism.  But regardless, does this French backlash in the US mean that we won\'t be seeing many good art films from France in the coming few months?  I hope the film industry wouldn\'t follow such a sentiment, but you never know.  I surely hope not.\n\nAny comments or greater insight to the matter would be excellent.','c537bd1b266aad3b846d0812257a3565',0,'','pbuK4emM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5746,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047602827,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: USA Vs. France','If there\'s money in it, we\'ll see them, you may be sure of that. Do you think the sort of audience they would have had anyway would be likely to boycott French products? We\'ll have to see about that, of course...but it seems unlikely from the way you phrased your question.','25a931c165ee47525877db6ae15086e8',0,'','KwpkgNt8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5747,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047669938,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','Re: USA Vs. France','i am sure even though there will occur a nominal-boycott for Frenchs films it will last short-time. Because you know this probable war will take a short time for Bush administrations or i should say USA-Military and people will forget this and everything will go on as it was before the war...\nif all people had boycotted all opposing countries, believe me we would have just seen our own films...\nwe boycotted (  i mean Turks) italian productions for they kept a notorious terrorist Ocalan ( whose terrorist-group killed 30,000 Turks!!!) and some italian-made films\' release was postponed, then Turks forgot this boycott just in a month and every italian production is eveyrwhere now...!!!\nAlso i m sure everybody who is making money from films (whether rightits or any other USA citizens) wont let this political issues to affect their source of money and will make great effort in order to decrease this boycott...\nMoney talks...! :))','e770accf51ade6a9216c1bf174f52151',0,'','5tgMCk74',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5748,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048393582,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HASSELBAINK007','Re: USA Vs. France','USA v Britain\nI Love their cinema but we hate them as well,it`s ok for you lot as you don`t have to live 25 miles away by tunnel,you can smell their smelly Garlic from across the Channel and it puts us off as we try and tuck into our lovely healthy fish and chips.The French hide their courage under their soap bar.We in the Uk have over 45,000 troops in the Gulf so Dont forget we are their as well.Mind you they do have some very sexy women,Whoooooopssssssssssssss','a19ac6f4391cf2e49729a1ce9e5ce99e',0,'','Td2zl5nA',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5749,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048393625,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HASSELBAINK007','Re: USA Vs. France','Uk v France I Love their cinema but we hate them as well,it`s ok for you lot as you don`t have to live 25 miles away by tunnel,you can smell their smelly Garlic from across the Channel and it puts us off as we try and tuck into our lovely healthy fish and chips.The French hide their courage under their soap bar.We in the Uk have over 45,000 troops in the Gulf so Dont forget we are their as well.Mind you they do have some very sexy women,Whoooooopssssssssssssss','c45065890913e59b0e5452fab00efa5f',0,'','4vYeyCcb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5750,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048399953,1,0,1,1,1,1,'chris','Re: USA Vs. France','It was so important Jimmy Floyd had to say it twice.','86a44c78df1b8ac551b2904433869c77',0,'','31p072Q5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5751,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048470156,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: USA Vs. France','Well I like the French - there, I\'ve said it. Need I remind Jimmy Floyd (assuming he is Blue like me) that Marcel Desailly, William Gallas etc are French.\n\nIf you don\'t understand this message don\'t worry. You are probably American.','607e2a4326928b70bdcbfc98e11e480d',0,'','T6dGf00w',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5752,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048471790,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Lafleurette','Re: USA Vs. France','Gas, I also like the French. HASSELBAINK007 you are a typical english nerd. No style in clothes, the food is lousy , the weather is crappy  and they are so pale they all look like they have TB. And the French don\'t like you anymore than you like them. No wonder with an attitude like yours. ','1d40a74c5a842483650c3487828b2042',0,'','bYR0FctH',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5753,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048483941,1,0,1,1,1,1,'chris','Re: USA Vs. France','Fulham & Arsenal are practically all French too.Not bad for a New Jersey guy,huh?','390a240e3f30cee61afd8046c77768ff',0,'','Yz2Cn5Ns',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5754,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048484016,1,0,1,1,1,1,'chris','Re: USA Vs. France','Fulham & Arsenal are practically all French too.Not bad for a New Jersey guy,huh?8 Women is the best film I\'ve seen this year.Oh that Fanny Ardent!!!','82abe6ac8612592a543d743eab401b09',0,'','Gowy17PA',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5755,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048484029,1,0,1,1,1,1,'chris','Re: USA Vs. France','Fulham & Arsenal are practically all French too.Not bad for a New Jersey guy,huh?8 Women is the best film I\'ve seen this year.Oh that Fanny Ardent!!!','82abe6ac8612592a543d743eab401b09',0,'','6btz8rUx',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5756,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048911338,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HASSELBAINK007','Re: USA Vs. France','Jacques CH IRAQ (Need i say anymore ) for the new El Presedenti.Our Cows all went mad in England because they were bitten by those Rabid French Dogs.France are hiding there most powerful weapons they sell over there,The Chemical ones A Baguette with a big pile of smelly Garlic running through the Middle.You could hide there Weapons behind De Gaulle and Chiracs Noses.Still better hope they don`t need Bailing out by the Yanks and Brits again.Nice to know who your Friends are.A French Butcher got aids the other week,he put his meat up two Francs','b0ba15fa5dbf2a44561080335e4ee663',0,'','uKbnyCvA',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5757,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048911581,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HASSELBAINK007','Re: USA Vs. France','HENRY V,WELLINGTON,NELSON,ADMIRAL RODNEY,DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH\nNeed i say more','01916816483c8976b9ec10ac96cb9130',0,'','dC1g2hFV',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5758,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048965921,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: USA Vs. France','Now you\'re getting personal. Any more of this shameless xenophobia and I will be forced to take action. Possibly by going to live in France.','05b65f9ab796e71411d57f0a9f145827',0,'','f69xcaGS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5759,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048966074,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: USA Vs. France','And I\'m afraid I\'ve never heard of Admiral Rodney - are you thinking of Rodney from Only Fools and Horses? In which case I am forced to point out that Lyndhurst is a Scandinavian surname - not English at all HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!','014d34499dcd494c9e507f05e5ab7511',0,'','rZbNBQy3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5760,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049369758,1,0,1,1,1,1,'oomingakus','Re: USA Vs. France',' I LOVE the French! In response to that dumbass move to take the \"French\" out of fries and toast, some group in France is gathering up and sending President Bush thousands of pretzels! \"Pretzels For Peace\" is the name of the project. The citizens of our country really let their ignorance show with that stupid name-change. French toast and french fries aren\'t even French, you dumbasses! The French showed more courage than the people in this country by standing by their opinion on the Iraq situation. It\'s called integrity. And they\'re not the only ones opposed to this war. I\'ve heard from someone who lives in Italy that MILLIONS of people protest in the streets every day. Sorry to stray off-topic. I love French culture! Vive la France!','526b7c8a603c6fe7ce9662eacb3dc285',0,'','b25Zl6vR',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5761,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049377678,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kcpuden1','Re: USA Vs. France','Integrity, Courage, like defiling the graves of 11,000 fallen hero\'s at Etaples, France.  Integrity, Courage, 1/3 of the citizen\'s of France side with a monster like Saddam?\nYeah, the French have real integrity and courage, more like trying to protect their business interest, such as helping a monster like Saddam build a Nuclear Reactor, which without the fore sight and courage of Israel, by taking it out, who knows what sort of world we\'d be living in today, if at all.  Yes, the French are very courages indeed.  Check your facts, before you go trashing people of the USA!','4c8d38d0c2a9bd506468f5befbf80a92',0,'','5rzkxsYQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5762,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049393937,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: USA Vs. France','Ideally I\'d like to remain apolitical, but I must point out that opposition to war is not \"siding with Saddam\". As for protecting business interests, isn\'t this war really about that very thing? US oil etc.\n\nIn any case, pretzels for peace is an excellent idea. \"My mother always said, chew before you swallow.\" - George W Bush.','3250a1d11e74218c8ee4cac49eaad184',0,'','RzK3lUya',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5763,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049507944,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HASSELBAINK007','Re: USA Vs. France','I Have visited the War Graves at The Somme,Thiepval and others.That Discusting Damage of the War Graves is the act of a lunatic.Many Countries lost soldiers in the Great War and not to mention WW2.When you come back from a place like Thiepval you cannot find words to describe the Great sense of Loss.On a Personal note from the Uk,over a Million of our men are Buried in France and Belguim.We had 60,000 Casualties at the Somme on July 1st 1916 in one afternoon including over 20,000 Killed in Action.Some Countries seem to have a very Selective Memory.I Do not hold the Whole of France responsible for the Act of an Individual but it does not help the Cause.','9e06ba2aaf280fa8a5a0c2d362c2561f',0,'','a1W9HegQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5764,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049912869,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: USA Vs. France','Well they may not be perfect but i love many things French. And it was the US and Britain who supported and armed Saddam (as they did Bin Laden in Afghanistan) when it suited their interests- i.e. his invasion of Iran-, regardless of the suffering of the Kurds and the oppression of his people. And 12 years of sanctions hardly helped the Iraqi people (1/2 million dead children as a result). Saddam\'s evil or perceived threat is not the reason but the excuse for the war. I\'m saddened by the thoughtless racism encouraged by the right wing press and politicians.\n\nAnd France was far from the only country opposed to the war on the Security council; the US and Britain just wanted a scapegoat, so who better than old froggy.\n\nAs for French films; well i\'d be delighted if there were a major renaissance, given the country\'s outstanding and magical contribution to cinema (including its official birth- let there be light!). The world has sore need of more figures like the great humanist and internationalist Jean Renoir.','5ee895b462f68b7c38e139de5e46fb97',0,'','e2s0rUHv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5765,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050452034,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HASSELBAINK007','Re: USA Vs. France','What a plonker above me,Celine and Julie go boating says it all.','8f34a80672c2dbf858c15cecdd8a517e',0,'','0iPexFZQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5766,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050461536,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: USA Vs. France','What a plonker above me.','0353c7bd6ef3783b141a8cd266eb62f0',0,'','3sNE4R9Y',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5767,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050546591,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: USA Vs. France','\"Touche\" Gaz!','0ba9f5d8cc1961d9ab4bbdf77dd80284',0,'','pJwr2zj6',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5768,1251,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050590796,1,0,1,1,1,1,'FF-jason','Re: USA Vs. France','Thanks, everyone. Let\'s get back to film.','aaac00f8fcc13d7b15b325bd19c9b23a',0,'','9pznN5Zx',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5769,1252,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047688249,1,0,1,1,1,1,'phantabulous','Name this movie','I am looking for a movie I saw on the independent film channel that I want to buy. Its a bout A rich lady and her male servant who get stranded onn island. The lady being very bossy drives the man nuts and so he refuses to serve her because they are under no jurisdiction. She struggles without him and they eventually fall in love to return to the mainland and break up. This movie I found to be very funny. ','86c1d3c27f89cce80cef76ed2bb5628e',0,'','hkeij9yq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5770,1252,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050512403,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bjornam','Re: Name this movie','Swept Away by Lina Wertmüller, 1974','953b3e242d9f8175defe5dd906462970',0,'','SMPl3tYJ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5771,1252,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055458109,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mlepage','Re: Name this movie','There is a remake by Guy Ritchie starring Madonna. I hear it\'s bad.','7a343365c4b7996225a028e2828359d2',0,'','ERua5xNU',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5772,1253,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047688266,1,0,1,1,1,1,'phantabulous','Name this movie','I am looking for a movie I saw on the independent film channel that I want to buy. Its a bout A rich lady and her male servant who get stranded onn island. The lady being very bossy drives the man nuts and so he refuses to serve her because they are under no jurisdiction. She struggles without him and they eventually fall in love to return to the mainland and break up. This movie I found to be very funny. The movie is in Italian.','a257de46aeecb9d20bfd94524efaa642',0,'','Rc4jfB20',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5773,1253,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047690078,1,0,1,1,1,1,'FF-jason','Re: Name this movie','[film=1835]Swept Away[/film]','bc27d3c9fc80eecf33d4be5f9aad447b',0,'','PtJeoiFb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5774,1253,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047696696,1,0,1,1,1,1,'phantabulous','Re: Name this movie','Excellent! Thank you very much. Eres un Genio!\n','da1d0580b39d7c2a6e030bc6e82f1b9a',0,'','DXumB6ed',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5775,1254,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1047818956,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','Titanic :)','loool do not ask why Titanic is in this site!!! i just wanted to learn what foreignfilms-indie lovers think about this dependant-pure USA made:)-hihgly popular-highly rated film...\nmean while ,tonight Titanic will be on Tv for the first time in Turkey and i think there will no Turk who has not seen it after tonight :)\nmean while as for me: i love it yes i love but why ?\nmay be Titanic is the first film i saw in a cinema-theathre :) and when i saw it, i was just 16yo ( the age in which you feel so emotional) so it affected me so deeply that i always jerk-tears when i listen to \"my heart will go on\" and i think my weakness for Titanic will go on even though i see that there are so many \"effective\" films rather than Titanic...\nWe can not deny that Titanic is \"gone with the wind\" or \"casablanca\" for viewers younger than 25 :)\nAlso youngesters can not understand ( most of them: and i ) why those people loved \"gone with the wind or casablanca\"...\nGeneration Gap ??? maybe...\nwhat do u think about this please write...thanks...','9c26158c829d4d3b50a19f5049417cff',0,'','QWKspzPi',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5776,1254,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048296426,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HenryGinsberg','Re: Titanic :)','A lot of people hate this film. I like it, but I can see why some people might dislike it. It has many moments of James Cameron\'s trademark stupidity, and the plot is a little wooden. However, for me the film was a visual spectacle, and the plot was mearly a devise to keep the film moving. It is one of the most visually stunning films I think I have ever seen. OK, I\'d agree that 11 Oscars was a little excesive, and I certainly wouldn\'t give best director to James Cameron(for me, he only just about failed to ruin the film), but I don\'t like why people are so condeming of the film. I think quite a large proportion of the people who crytasise it are just dumb kids who can\'t ssit still for five minuts without an explosion.','8a60e6d37ed638a24de8873ea6b0e16a',0,'','i2jhH4lz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5777,1254,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048367264,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','Re: Titanic :)','What a great point!!!\nyes Titanic is visually stunning more than those \"full-exploided\" film and i think the reason lies behind the hatred of those viewers is about its plot; yes titanis is a drama, maybe a melodram, but its visual quality completed the aim to make people to feel the tragedy of those passenger...','e0e3aa731c9105c872b5a28d538ce518',0,'','8rF13Njf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5778,1255,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048208421,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wanderingstar','The Terrorist','Why is the website no longer accepting votes for the film?','012344327988a234aed13d4419432342',0,'','5dLWNSaj',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5779,1256,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048277854,1,0,1,1,1,1,'debistark','Looking for a Title','A year ago, I started watching this film (french, I think) about this girl whose boyfriend wouldn\'t have sex with her.  She had sex with everyone else including a scene of her being tied up with hands over head, the whole bit.  I fell asleep and never got to see the end.  I wanted to know what happened to this obvious troubled girl.  There is another scene, I remember of her having sex with a black man on some stairs.  (Funny how you only remember the sex scenes eh?)','0764dd5bd76ba91785ac9d9f63af4ec9',0,'','lm5H1FkE',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5780,1256,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048278258,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bmxsuperhero','Re: Looking for a Title','Catherine Breillat\'s Romance.','9b8cdcfcb751d3df9e9ea31e74e576b8',0,'','HJvwmh6S',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5781,1256,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048282065,1,0,1,1,1,1,'debistark','Re: Looking for a Title','Thank you so much.','4d311a5c4485d5c86c14bebf6450be75',0,'','dlKS1qZP',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5782,1256,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056514360,1,0,1,1,1,1,'michellelocke007','Re: Looking for a Title','I viewed this movie a while back but from what I recall, the title character Marie becomes pregnant and feeling the continual rejection and lack of interest from her boyfriend winds up killing him while he slumbers by turning on the gas stove in their apartment.  The end of the movie shows Marie holding her newborn as she stands at his grave-site and she starts a rambling of sentences...','33eeacf08f732766a13e72dbb3bd7c98',0,'','zd7J5MZG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5783,1257,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048304821,1,0,1,1,1,1,'vwcbiker','Question about German film \"Men\"','I was watching the film, \"Men\" last week, and there was a song on there that I can\'t get out of my mind. I was hoping someone might know the song title or artist. All I can remember is the lyrics went something like this:\n\n\"The days were so much colder then\nAnd we were so much older then(not sure on this line)\nWhen we were young.\"\n\nI remember something about 1968 being connected with the song. I can\'t find anything about it on the \'net. Help!','e57e5211e6e8194ae8c424821d34c064',0,'','05mfyawA',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5784,1258,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048305615,1,0,1,1,1,1,'vwcbiker','Looking for Chinese film','I am looking for the title of a Chinese film(I think it was Chinese) I saw a few years ago on TV. It was about a Chinese guy who comes to America and gets a job working at a Chinese restaurant. There\'s one scene where an order is messed up, and he gets blamed for it. Another scene where immigration raids the place. ','b0608b04f63ca867ab7265aa99db40b4',0,'','WcDdvxHy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5785,1259,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048454199,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pre-tender','And The Oscar Goes to...','Yep there is 6,5 hours for the oscars:\ni just wnate to learn what w foreingfilms lover think about Oscar?\ni m still fond of Oscars, why? err cos most of oscars winners or even nominees are still ( i say still cos some critics claims that the prestige of oscars is not high as it is in the past) worth-to-see, yep sometimes i can not understand why they awards so stupidly as it is in the example of Lord of the rings ( it has a best picture nomination; is there any one who gives a chance for LOTR :) ) sometimes i feel that Politics mixes with cinema :)\nby-and-by even categories mixes with one another, foreignfilms category is completely confusing :) i tihnk they should create a new sub-categories in foreingfilm part and gradually i realize that \"campaign\" and \"advertisements\" are the only thing that convince academy members about oscars but the talent-creativity-pecularity-art...\nwell but this year they have more good films than last year and i m patient to see Hours,Chicago,Pianist and Gangs of Newyork...\nHope for \"Hable Con Ella\" and Other nominees good luck :)))','9a4e6810fc50943e5b00500eaa282c1f',0,'','NdUcDoik',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5786,1259,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048469967,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: And The Oscar Goes to...','As a Brit I prefer the Baftas (not least because Stephen Fry is a brilliant host) - they seem naturally less inclined towards Hollywood. But it would be silly to disregard the Oscars completely - I\'m looking forward to them. Fingers crossed for Man Without a Past.','91d69a433b7dbe249879323c43ea4b5f',0,'','BmNuhyXW',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5787,1260,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1048628375,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Leon123','Los Angeles places to rent foreign/hard-to-find movies','Any Angelenos here? Do you know if there are video rental places specializing in foreign/independent/hard-to-find movies?  Blockbuster, 20-20 and Hollywood Video have only limited supply of such movies.  Thanks in advance!','b661bebdb3dbd6e32f988d3b4839673f',0,'','aRrEuH4w',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5788,1261,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049141548,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lance','Name this film for me','The main character is a young boy named Lelo Leone or something like that. i believe it to be italian. it\'s a very strange movie about this young boy and all the things he goes through. his brother is a skinny kid who gets picked on all the time so he decides to start lifting weights and gets extremely large. Lelo is in love with a neighbor but she\'s with an old man and lelo tries to hang the man while he\'s in the bathtub..........etc. if you could name it for me and possibly link me to a site where i could find more info on it.','8226300cea0e61be42f274d77df07465',0,'','5Y4vSDhs',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5789,1261,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049143215,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Name this film for me','The film is Léolo by Jean-Claude Lauzon.','8cb3d77ef33fef425cad504b622dd192',0,'','ZYQKn6W4',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5790,1261,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049143335,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Name this film for me','And for more information try\n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/Title?0104782','a454e43ee717217263632c855f5ef1ce',0,'','wxgzQAFo',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5791,1261,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049144106,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lance','Re: Name this film for me','thank you very much...........had no clue it was canadian. but i was young when i first saw it. thanks again','748f833250c850c903304e4445e23bea',0,'','Y2buBk5d',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5792,1262,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049463237,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bjornam','Whats the name of this film?','In this film, which I have seen, theres a scene like this:\nTwo neighbours. One has a rabbit, the other a scary dog. The dog brings the dead rabbit into it\'s owners house. The owner cleans the rabbit and puts it back in it\'s cage. The rabbit\'s owner comes over and is confused - the rabbit died of natural causes and was buried the day before...','a365a8ad09bb601a3446c6c9fab73969',0,'','82S1raTz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5793,1263,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049717350,1,0,1,1,1,1,'polsen76','Can anyone help me escape in a balloon?','Hello, the name of this film completely escapes me, but it is set in a fantastical post-war city (a la Delicatessen except with lovely tints of blue instead of sepia)...  Inside a building with no roof (possibly a bombed church), a team of would-be escapees are building a giant hot-air balloon.  Any clues? ','8f911964494dc05facc8e48965d45168',0,'','fgYr9lmU',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5794,1264,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049718095,1,0,1,1,1,1,'polsen76','Another forgotten film title is bugging me','Okay sorry, this is my 2nd today...  I should really make an effort to remember more than one scene from a film!  I recall two school children, a boy and a girl...  The boy bullies the girl (think she might be new), and at one point he even tells her that she must wait for him after school because he is going to rape her.  At 3:30, we see her standing there and waiting for him.  Any ideas?  I keep thinking of Swedish film \'Together\', but I don\'t think that\'s the one...','8229dc2aa94ed214797f4513945487a1',0,'','BywhPmYX',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5795,1264,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049730706,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: Another forgotten film title is bugging me','\"Welcome to the Dollhouse\" with Heather Matarazzo, I\'ll bet.','d066bab5a4c133236f13f5cad46d8871',0,'','xG4uwdzk',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5796,1264,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049733020,1,0,1,1,1,1,'polsen76','Re: Another forgotten film title is bugging me','Yeah that\'s the one!  I just put in a search on \'Welcome To The Dollhouse\' and sure enough that same girl appears on the front of the video.  Thankyou for your help.','f9736d0bc015feed4781cb4c1ab7163b',0,'','Ho62laeb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5797,1265,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049803350,1,0,1,1,1,1,'szindbad','Please name this film','About five years ago I watched (on French-German channel \"Arte\") a British film (from the 90\'s, I guess), but I unfortunately don\'t remember its title, so I ask you to help me recall it. I don\'t know if it\'s made for TV or cinema distribution, but it looks like low-budget production. It\'s a chamber psychological drama. The main protagonists are teenage siblings - a girl and two boys. They live in a house in wilderness, completely abandoned place. When their mother dies, they put the corpse into a wardrobe (or wooden packet) and bury in a cellar. After short time it starts to stink in a house. In the meantime the girl and older brother have incest affair (they even sleep together in mother\'s bed). When a acquaintance - who is in love with a girl - learns of it, he runs away after a row. I watched this movie long time ago, when I hadn\'t been yet interested in film, but it\'s still in my mind. It was a piece of disturbing, weird but very original cinema.','9cc1e6945d93a93d33fbe982580d777f',0,'','ke5KTmRM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5798,1265,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049807220,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Please name this film','It\'s The Cement Garden, based on the wonderful early novel by Ian McEwan. I only saw the film once several years ago, but it has stayed with me.','748a9d9111f14a99130475bdf49dbdd9',0,'','S3xmjLQE',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5799,1265,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050411001,1,0,1,1,1,1,'szindbad','Re: Please name this film','thank you, Gaz','b033b041b1b8f464811be10e92134ed9',0,'','fVuJ2HPl',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5800,1266,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049859377,1,0,1,1,1,1,'missicrane','true story','I\'m looking for the name a movie that came out in the late 70\'s early 80\'s-I think. It is a true story of a group of children and their teacher that was taken hostage by a group of men in halloween mask\'s. They were taken out of the one-room school house and into the hills. The children and the teacher decided to kill their captures to escape. They were able to lure them in and kill them. The end of the story shows the kids back in the school with what appears to be human organs in the science corner of the classroom. This is suppose to be a true story. Please let me know if anyone knows the name of this movie. It is not an american film. THANK YOU!!!','64a76eb852c52464ca1324468b8a93b1',0,'','bVMijrog',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5801,1267,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1049917243,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jackson_rm','whats the name of this film','I remember a swedish like film starts with silence and calm in the country then an atomic explosion.  The hero can make it go away by something to do with a witch?  Maybe a Bergman film','a4fd9429b85e8159592425f652fae869',0,'','Zi5hzcGb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5802,1267,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050512129,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bjornam','Re: whats the name of this film','Offret aka. The Sacrifice by Tarkovsky, 1986. Great film!','9f06660f692cea8df8619ed8fae4b70d',0,'','RHU9JQpq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5803,1268,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050053619,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jr','Faubourg Saint-Germain','Can you suggest a film to be used in a class on the French writer Proust that relates to late 19th century French society (Faubourg Saint-Germain)?  Thanks. ','7229ee346b1dc1a0fa724ffdf5c6d8f3',0,'','WdiBNb3q',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5804,1268,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050109194,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: Faubourg Saint-Germain','Would \" The Earrings of Madame De \" fit your needs? It was directed by Max Orphuls from a novel by Louise Vilmorin, an interesting figure who was engaged to Antoine Saint-Euxpery in the 1920s. Supposedly he became a pilot because she broke off the engagement. She also conducted a literary salon after World War II in Paris where she promoted the careers of the likes of Francois Truffaut and Louis Malle. ','32b54550761b3f408721e9eeb90a4e6b',0,'','LQbAWeGn',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5805,1269,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050205814,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HASSELBAINK007','Actress Aude Landry','Does anyone know the Nationality of this Girl.I Assume she is Canadian or French.Any Info Appreciated.','cbff9236e4c7f5cfa2ac4ef6ef0401d8',0,'','Y4AUzm8q',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5806,1270,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050207788,1,0,1,1,1,1,'maubueno','Carandiru','Hi, Could guys please tell me whem the movie Carandiru will come out in the United States. I\'ve heard a lot of good things , and these movie came out april 11, 2003.\nThank you','bc3673c3d048b0649860cb9ddaad3fd0',0,'','oVn15NX7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5807,1271,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050556975,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Book in \"Leolo\"','Does anyone know what the book is that fascinates the boy so much in this film? What is it about and what is its significance for our understanding of the film?','29c49cb9e5f09ef0b500c8695dacb7f5',0,'','6N95bGuc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5808,1271,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050604226,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Book in \"Leolo\"','From memory I think the book is \"L\'avalee des avales\" by the Canadian author Rejean Ducharme, but I don\'t know what it\'s about.\n\nThe impression I get from Leolo is that most of the film\'s artiness is superficial - I can\'t believe that the book has too much significance, because I think that Lauzon wanted to be deliberately obscure, trying too hard to make a film which fitted into the Arthouse bracket.','afebbd18f071a90345529cb7d9847cf9',0,'','prR23aDi',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5809,1271,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050620404,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: Book in \"Leolo\"','That\'s the title, all right. I\'ll see what i can find out about it. Thanks for the info.','11492630ca545f4e8e3ca7da4837af95',0,'','h4KZYH9r',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5810,1272,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050598248,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HenryGinsberg','I was just wondering','I\'ve noticed that hardly anybody ever posts in the forums on this site. Does anyone know, roughly how many active users are on this site? ','2c278192e2799c00cc86daeb5839a2e3',0,'','udeAr4DS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5811,1272,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050627484,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bjornam','Re: I was just wondering','All I can say; traffic used to be much bigger before - a couple of years ago or so, I think. But since then, so many great film forums have showed up, and you can\'t be everywhere. I can\'t think of any topic here which aren\'t covered on the \"heavier\" forums; correct me if I am wrong.','717bdc7aa3b592a9cb8a16fff325fcfa',0,'','rLQkCDqc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5812,1272,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050637442,1,0,1,1,1,1,'FF-jason','Re: I was just wondering','The site is currently visited by 100,000 unique visitors per month.  That figure has doubled from a year ago.  We\'re obviously a niche player with a rather narrow focus. As for the forums not having many postings, I think that\'s related to the fact that there\'s not a lot of gossip related to foreign cinema, as so few of these films are distributed in the US. You won\'t find much discussion about Ben and JLo, but you may just stumble across some intelligent, informed discussion about world cinema. Cheers.','9d144359b95eddc7084118f4fe4bdd91',0,'','NFDPhVY7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5813,1272,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050788629,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HenryGinsberg','Re: I was just wondering','I was more interested in how many registered users there are. I\'ve noticed that most of the films in the top 100 only have about 100-200 votes.','9089fe1970e8838cd2a0e0e20d74a407',0,'','zfrCoERK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5814,1273,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1050800526,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mbm27','Chinese Erotic Drama?','I\'m looking for the title of some chinese film about a guy filming people having sex in a hotel room in hong kong or taiwan or something.  It looked to have been made in teh 1990s.  ','a7ec27d9cee8a207863b962e2affcf71',0,'','5TENQR7i',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5815,1273,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051451437,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jessiemark1','Re: Chinese Erotic Drama?',' I\'ve seen this film,its Chinese name is &#20599;&#31397;&#26080;&#32618;&#65292;but i don\'t know its English name now,if you would like to know,i can help you .','2282d64f8f3dea92eac3079cc02887e3',0,'','Ki2JqVlZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5816,1273,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051467902,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mbm27','Re: Chinese Erotic Drama?','Thanks alot for your help.  I think I found the movie I was originally talking about, and I\'m not sure if its the same one or not.  The title of what I found is Vive L\'Amour and its Taiwanese.  ','03c0a02944a4ef6278c40dbd08346dd1',0,'','7J24dnBK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5817,1274,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051050008,1,0,1,1,1,1,'coolyo119','Movie Quotes','Does anyone know what this quote is from: \n\"It\'s weird, but I find that I can never be happy without being sad. For instance, if I\'m at a restaurant and I see someone eating alone I think it is great that they have some time to themselves and that they can eat a meal. But at the same time I feel bad that they are alone, and that they are hungry.\"','db82606837f857534275a2b87d240937',0,'','hMBc4oga',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5818,1275,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051059361,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nc_logan','What is the name of this film from early 1990\'s?','I think it was a Spanish film.  It was about an Art Restorer who was either on vacation(holiday) or was on a sabatical to a remote location (in Spain?).  She meets a young woman who claims to have rented the same house at the same time and who moves in with her.  They start a romantic relationship of sorts, but the young woman falls for a man (owner of the house?) and leaves with him.  I thought the name was something about a Bird of Paradise, but that could be totally wrong.\n\nAnybody remember this film?  Thanks!','33e0d7d8f9650447253cf3868aa94639',0,'','5E4zVuMS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5819,1276,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051066652,1,0,1,1,1,1,'CulinaryJen','Catherine Deneuve movie','In 1985 / 1986, I saw a movie starring Catherine Deneuve.  She was having an affair with someone, and at the end of the movie, she decided to stay with her husband and her two kids.  I don\'t remember the title of the movie in French, as I saw it in Argentina.  There, they called it \"Amandonos\" which means \"Loving Each Other\", yet I have never found this movie.  Can anyone help?','f62fff30b6d32c3dab386c4f531e4f7e',0,'','WYaUfZV2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5820,1276,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051104173,1,0,1,1,1,1,'szindbad','Re: Catherine Deneuve movie','It\'s \"Je vous aime\" (I love you all), a French film from 1980, directed by Claude Berri','8714c9b86d6cec97fe2a0797582e8997',0,'','GgrEmhpq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5821,1276,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051105021,1,0,1,1,1,1,'CulinaryJen','Re: Catherine Deneuve movie','Thank you so much!  I have been looking for this title for YEARS!','b7be2a2619a71d0e9f90e73542b51381',0,'','16lFdB9r',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5822,1277,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051262383,1,0,1,1,1,1,'xanimax','Name this film please','Im trying to find the name of the film I saw on TV a year ago. I cant remember a lot of details, but, If you ahve seen it, it should ring a bell. THe movie centers around this guy, I think he is a banker or investor of some sort, hes poor at the start anwyays. He\'s having an affair with this woman and draws on her chest.. and his weird wife wont let him touch her breasts. Anyways, eventually, he gets his mistress and his wife in a semi 3 way (they are more interested in each other). He gets rich, he drives crazy, his wife dies when they get in an accident, and, he even tries to replace her with some other woman. Anyone seen this movie and know the name?','7898b3cc3563f0730aa233dab2257497',0,'','bN39Yf2K',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5823,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051401007,1,0,1,1,1,1,'manicmo','classic japanese films','Can someone give me a list of recommended films and directors to help me learn about more japanese films aside from Kirasawa, whom I have devoured. I just read a comment here about Mizoguchi who I will look into. Others?','df7ed89d498f17f44b903935b8f2a83d',0,'','r6sjaYGE',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5824,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051415254,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kcpuden1','Re: classic japanese films','Here\'s a few :\n\nNagisa Oshima\nShohei Imamura\nKaneto Shindo\nKon Ichikawa\nKenji Mizoguchi\nTeinosuke Kinugasa\nYasujiro Ozu\nMikio Naruse\nTeinosuke Kinugasa\n\n   Most of these directors films are difficult to find on DVD, though Criterion has one, Good morning, more soon to come of Ozu.  Kon Ichikawa\'s An Actor\'s revenge is available across the pond from our friends the Brits.  The rest, I haven\'t found yet, if you do, please let me know, as I am a BIG fan of Japanese films.  ','3bc45efc794f2eed0b3f63c7969af9e6',0,'','FpD27jza',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5825,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051680285,1,0,1,1,1,1,'manicmo','Re: classic japanese films','Thanks so much. It happens I will be in London in July. If I find the good Japanese DVDs, can I transcribe them to the US system? I started with Mizoguchi but the prints are terrible.','ff8ced248b7472c3cf4f6cc7a0d30941',0,'','tpB9iDXa',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5826,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051744846,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kcpuden1','Re: classic japanese films','I believe the Brits use the PAL system, where as we use the NTSC system.  If you want to use DVD\'s from all over the world and not have to worry about formats and regions, I suggest you get a DVD player that will take care of it for you.  I have a Malata DVD player, I can play DVD\'s purchased from all over the world.  It was the best purchase I\'ve ever made.  Check out HKFlix.com.  They have numerous DVD players that fit the bill.  Like I said, I bought my Malata DVD player from HKFlix.com, but they have several other brands.  Good Luck, have a good time across the pond!','170c1fff5994e900edd335df88ebe65c',0,'','6YVer7lQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5827,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051794733,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: classic japanese films','Sorry to hear about the Mizoguchi print quality, Manicmo. I\'ve mainly got videos of his films, either British or from France internet shopping- Fnac- which work ok, despite being a different system to our PAL, as they\'re in black and white.\n\nAnyway, however, you get them, here\'s my objective list of highly rated films. Some i\'ve not seen- unavailable in Britain, but perhaps USA has them.\n\nMizoguchi: Sansho Dayu*, Ugetsu Monogatari*, Life of Oharu, Story of the Late Chrysanthemums, Tales of the Taira Clan.\n\nOzu: Tokyo Story*, Late Spring, I was Born But\n\nKurosawa: Seven Samurai*, Rashomon*, Hidden Fortress, Ran, Throne of Blood, High and Low, Ikiru\n\nKitano: Hana-Bi, Sonatine\n\nMiyazaki (animations): Spirited Away*, My Neighbour Totoro, Princess Mononoke.  \n\nImamura: The Eel, Ballad of Narayama, Vengeance is Mine\n\nIchikawa: Enjo, The Burmese Harp, Fires on the Plain, An Actor\'s Revenge.\n\nKore-eda; Maborosi, After Life\n\nKobayashi: The Human Condition (trilogy), Kwaidan\n\nOshima: Ai no Corrida, Death by Hanging, The Ceremony\nNaruse: Floating Clouds\n\nFukasaku: Battle Royale\n\nMiike: Audition\n\nSuzuki: Tokyo Drifter, Branded to Kill\n\nTeshigahara: Woman of the Dunes\n\nItami: Tampopo\n\nShinoda: Double Suicide\n\nSuo: Shall we Dance\n\nTakahata (animation): Grave of the Fireflies\n\nOtomo (animation): Akira\n\nYamanaka; Humanity and Paper Balloons\n\nKinugasa: Page of Madness\n\nAoyama: Eureka\n\nNakata: Ring\n\nTsukamoto: Tetsuo\n\nKinoshita: Twenty Four Eyes\n\nIt\'s just occurred to me that you could also check under the section for countries here, and on the Internet Movie Database (imdb), but i think my list covers most styles, genres and major names and films. Setting aside personal taste, i\'ve asterisked the most essential films. The major classic directors are Kurosawa, Mizoguci, Ozu. Of contemporary names, Kitano and Miyazaki have big followings.','97ad43f16a64c08b3d48742878bb4c82',0,'','GKc0jyNh',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5828,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051842622,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: classic japanese films','i think you forgot the underrated Naruse surely in the vanguard of great japanese directors.','22053769d74f9e3c06fc829bd08aabb3',0,'','f9BTabdg',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5829,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051895609,1,0,1,1,1,1,'manicmo','Re: classic japanese films','This is wonderful, I am very grateful. Now the challenge is to hunt them down. Thanks john-5 and all..','c4748d2db3f2585ac71c69977f89d80d',0,'','5xv1JlKe',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5830,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051998551,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: classic japanese films','Naruse finds himself clinging to Oshima, Gratefultiger!','1a75f2a33983799563e86374345a4063',0,'','PJcT1A7N',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5831,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052000867,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kcpuden1','Re: classic japanese films','Just to follow up on John-5, I have Naruse listed after Ozu.\n\n\n','bc26586225d45b42fb5850668b746c9e',0,'','475B6Wof',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5832,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052101325,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: classic japanese films','yeah ! i\'m blaming these bloody bi-focals ,i\'m going back to reading glasses.cheers :-)\n','62a155ab7020b292ae387bb3ee6b3d10',0,'','nHx4K2M6',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5833,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052255250,1,0,1,1,1,1,'manicmo','Re: classic japanese films','Speaking of reading glasses, what do you read to fill in your Japanese background? I have two Ritchie books on Kurosawa and the 100 Yrs History of Japanese Film.Are there others?  Are there any films better than Japanese? Can\'t imagine...','08d5b0234b083fccbb216ccb14a8f714',0,'','qEPZ2RKx',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5834,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053126087,1,0,1,1,1,1,'fugl_foeniks','Re: classic japanese films','\"Vengeance is mine\" is now available on DVD from this website: http://www.5minutesonline.com/index.html','7b301f2b76582890cc62965736a14060',0,'','QCN8fq6T',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5835,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053160630,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: classic japanese films','Manicmo; an excellent book (though not up to date) is Japanese Film Directors, by Audie Bock; it covers 10 major directors -Mizoguchi, Ozu, Naruse, Kurosawa, Kinoshita, Ichikawa, Kobayashi, Imamura, Oshima, Shinoda- in turn and in greater depth than most, up to the mid/ late eighties. ','a5bb67d4188546551a492c37c35c91ff',0,'','N107RQZy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5836,1278,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053232034,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wvq','Re: classic japanese films','Three books on Japanese cinema I\'ve found interesting are:\n\nThe Waves at Genji\'s Door by Joan Mellen.  This is a good read, and it covers a lot of territory.  I think the major weakness is that she tends to focus her discussion on the screenplay of the film almost exclusively.  So far as I can tell, she hasn\'t much visual sense.  Still, it\'s very valuable when it comes to thematic analysis and filling in important facts about the historical context of the film.  (But if you have much knowledge of Japanese history, this may not be so valuable.)\n\nEros Plus Massacre by David Desser.  This basically covers the Japanese New Wave, and what I\'ve read of it has been excellent.  Unfortunately, since a good many of the films discussed here are unavailable to me (or at least unavailable to me in subtitled prints), I haven\'t read much of it.  I doubt I\'d get much from those chapters discussing films I\'ve not seen.  \n\nJapanese Films:  A Filmography and Commentary, 1921-1989 by Beverley Bare Buehrer.  This isn\'t so valuable as a work of criticism, but it might help structure your viewing.  The book covers a list of about seventy-five of the most historically important and critically acclaimed Japanese films.  There\'s a short plot synopsis of each movie and a page or two or critical discussion.  \n\nAlso, there\'s an interesting article on Mizoguchi\'s Ugetsu and Sansho the Bailiff in Robin Wood\'s Personal Views.  ','278b1e436f56b4b9bd4c5d90209320c4',0,'','8vYkBiuP',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5837,1279,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1051708310,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jessiemark1','Name this film','I\'ve seen 4 films starred by the one person,but I don\'t know the person\'s name.he is a German actor.the film should be a German film.One of his film is about one under-cover police,he went into a group which dealt with drugs.he won the boss\'s trust immediately,then he met the boss\'s daughter.but he is betrayed by a police and the police made him blind and killed the boss,the leading role was supposed to be the murderer.he had no one to help him,so he came to the boss\'s daughter,under the help of the boss\'s daughter,he revenged at last.Does anyone know this film\'s name and the actor\'s name?','15ca18249625d0a1f2b5e4b58d51f7fd',0,'','rQPVJGT3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5838,1280,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052165818,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kennylevine','Name that French film','Ok, I don\'t have a lot for you to go on here, but about 2 years ago I heard a review on NPR of a French film that, to the best of my recollection, was about a man who was traveling home to visit family, and somehow picked up an old friend. I believe it turns out that the old friend has been involved in some unsavory kinds of illegal activities, but I may totally have the details wrong on this.  Does this ring even the slightest bell for anyone?','d91d0bc1f91afe4e1b1694c672e144a5',0,'','kHfM1Vcl',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5839,1280,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052186987,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: Name that French film','You summary is rather vague but it might be \"Harry, un ami qui vous veut du bien\" (\"With a Friend Like Harry\") or even another movie starring one of the stars of the film Sergio Lopez \"Western\" ','e5ff3961b8d213868f34db5012f6f669',0,'','KnQjwuNq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5840,1280,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052227162,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Name that French film','\"Harry, un ami qui vous veut du bien\" would certainly fit the bill. Here in England it was called \"Harry, he\'s here to help\" and I think it\'s also called \"Friendly Harry\".','74e72c9742ca12edca2a6e272888ff4f',0,'','FPLVBtvJ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5841,1281,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052297091,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kristy1682','please name this french film.','This film is about a man who runs into a girl who is about to commit suicide, but he convinces her not to jump and to join him in his travels. They become partners and they have this special connection where their minds are just in tune with eachother. To make money the the woman is tied to a spinning board as the man throws knives at her attempting not to hit her. They even created a stunt where a white sheet is put in front of the girl so he cant see her, but he never once cuts her with the knives. One of the shows is at a wedding and the girl ends up running away with the newly wed husband. The man attempts his trick on the abandones wife, but hits her in the leg with one of  his knives. In the end the man losses everything and and is ready to commit suicide, but just then the girl shows up and saves hime from jumping. If anyone can name this film for me it will be greatly appreciated.','660866ae32159c288bae64724a407ae8',0,'','AD1BvyoM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5842,1281,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052335415,1,0,1,1,1,1,'FF-jason','Re: please name this french film.','[film=3904]Girl on the Bridge[/film]','7a04b67f6ef51ed77a7fe542bcc0f1a0',0,'','kv6rjleJ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5843,1282,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052438790,1,0,1,1,1,1,'rwakelin','Please help me with this film name!!!','Can somebody please help me with this film title.  I can\'t tell you anything about it except that its a fairly heavy drama with a classic final scene where the main character is on a boat in a river (in the jungle I think) and he is going insane, and the camera spirals away upwards on the final shot.\n\nThanks for your help.','dfc7dd99cfe3e8e79959e2816c4288ae',0,'','6UQVc1Hd',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5844,1282,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052439292,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: Please help me with this film name!!!','It sounds like it might be \"Aguirre, Wrath of God\" by Werner Herzog.','2e1beb5c1d1e3133367ad7f0ede0d93f',0,'','aXlKo00c',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5845,1282,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052439616,1,0,1,1,1,1,'rwakelin','Re: Please help me with this film name!!!','Thanks so much!  That explains why I was thinking it was Fitzcarraldo.','17f9076b489fe20e380e4f08d9b3b80b',0,'','cj5GvkSM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5846,1283,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052774235,1,0,1,1,1,1,'greyjung','The Leoprd','Does anyone know who dubbed Burt Lancaster\'s voice in this film','78b6ac2d1bd965503f50b39a26a689e2',0,'','ATZ2qUcm',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5847,1283,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052786606,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: The Leoprd','You might want to try \nhttp://forums.about.com/ab-italian/messages/\nfor this question. It is an Italian language forum. Dubbing is critical in Italian film as all films are dubbed. The American director Sidney Lumet once wrote that the only dubbed versions of his films that he had ever liked were the Italian ones. Even their own films are shot silently and then the sound is dubbed in. I had often wondered if that was Anthony Quinn\'s voice in \"La Strada\" or someone elses as it sounds greatly like him and had asked in a number of different places before I got an answer there. ','d00d7b1665cec9b1d91e6009106eecd9',0,'','Tm0D97Ha',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5848,1284,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052840897,1,0,1,1,1,1,'winstonwes','Help needed asap!','Hello! I need to know where I can find the worldwide gross for a wonderful Serbian film called \'Black Cat White Cat\' can anyone help me?','f6636bd974f92e1473145072f3a3cd7a',0,'','5YP7yB8d',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5849,1284,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052901592,1,0,1,1,1,1,'iceomat','Re: Help needed asap!','Try www.boxofficemojo.com. They have this film in their database. Just type the title in the search box and then scroll down when the page comes up.','95943abe477dbc978c44da46f57de910',0,'','QMgR5xda',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5850,1284,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053111183,1,0,1,1,1,1,'winstonwes','Re: Help needed asap!','Thanks very much... Good tip! Unfortunatley i\'m still looking for the production budget for Black Cat White Cat but there was a great deal of helpful info there.','235883127b84a2d085ab1a5865989a1a',0,'','3tEqhCdw',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5851,1285,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052868533,1,0,1,1,1,1,'alanjwalter','Name of Obscure Horror Film?','1. Help! I am desperately trying to find out the name of a movie I saw back in the early 1970s. I only saw a clip from it, but it was something I always remembered!\n\na. The scene showed a young woman in a bath tub that was partially clear from the left side, like a clear plastic or lucite.  You could see her legs from the side of the bath tub. Immersed in a bubble bath, she was laying back reading a book, with her legs folded, knees bent at the top.\n\nb. The camera pans to the left, and the audience sees a slug-like parasite (looks almost like a piece of human feces) drop out of the bathroom wall\'s ventilator shaft/covering.\n\nc. Thanks  to the clear portion of the bath tub, the audience sees it \"swim\" towards the woman\'s legs.  Then, suddenly, the young woman thrusts herself up and splashes around violently. We can assume it entered her vaginally or anally. I think she becomes a sex nymphomanic, but I\'m not sure.\n\n2. This is NOT the Canadian movie titled \"Shivers\". Does anybody know the movie\'s name? Where can it be obtained?\nAny serious assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nALAN','b0377990daae88a185a66830abe7c2a7',0,'','VreyaTib',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5852,1285,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052873000,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Name of Obscure Horror Film?','Did you try looking for it among David Cronenberg\'s films on imdb.com? He directed Shivers and may other films like it.\n\n[url]http://us.imdb.com/Name?Cronenberg,+David[/url]','8b1d3661c0aba5c63a1e381b20b95aa9',0,'','6X0GgETD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5853,1286,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052880959,1,0,1,1,1,1,'rebuildinglegacy','French film: boy\'s mother dies, friends help cover up?','Does anyone know the name of this film?  Thanks in advance for your help!','fe8ab81470998bc4f66cba5c44af23ca',0,'','7CvyTFZ8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5854,1286,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052901353,1,0,1,1,1,1,'iceomat','Re: French film: boy\'s mother dies, friends help cover up?','English title is \"Cross My Heart.\" French, 1990. It\'s in the database.','96c1989f70bdaadde0a984bf3b07fc77',0,'','rATZJxX5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5855,1287,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1052932713,1,0,1,1,1,1,'brobis','italian movie name needed','I SAW A MOVIE AT THE ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL BACK IN 2000. THE MOVIE WAS ABOUT A YOUNG BOY WHO\'S FATHER HAS TAUGHT HIM TO SPEAK A LANGUAGE TOTALLY FOREIGN TO OTHERS IN THE OUTSIDE WORLD (I BELIEVE IT WAS THE DICTIONARY WORDS SPELLED BACKWARDS). THE FATHER DIES IN THE HOME, AND THE BOY (ABOUT 10YR) VENTURES OUT ON HIS OWN FOR THE FIRST TIME. WHEN HE TRIES TO COMMUNICATE WITH OTHERS, THEY THINK THE BOY IS MENTALLY HANDICAP AND HE IS SENT TO A HOSPITAL WHERE HE BEFRIENDS A NURSE WHO TRIES TO FIGURE OUT WHAT LANGUAGE HE IS USING. THIS IS AN ITALIAN FILM (NOT JODIE FOSTER\'S \"NELL\") ANY HELP IN THE NAME OF THIS MOVE WOULD BE APPRECIATED','14211b5709c50be45bdfb8e375af746c',0,'','vAEYUzja',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5856,1288,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053156854,1,0,1,1,1,1,'palmitos','La Dolce Vita','I want to find out when and who is going to release Fellini\'s La Dolce Vita on DVD.','41f0cfe86417c6cef0140c01f6073f2b',0,'','PWga9KDz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5857,1288,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053185284,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: La Dolce Vita','Try at www.hkflix.com','3c6e6fa7ec4e3825fb33cb8863a95b4f',0,'','uCgTcGSo',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5858,1289,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053175940,1,0,1,1,1,1,'utrinkunaite','looking for video \"Dust of the wings\"','Does anyone know where to buy video \"Dust of the wings\" 1997 by Lee Rogers','6870004c35472e24b6c950c0d5a6538b',0,'','FmTzp35k',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5859,1290,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053364335,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hhammer','Please help!!!!! Desperate to find a German film.','I originally saw a trailer for this film on another film that I rented, but; I can\'t for the life of me, remember the name of the movie that I rented or the name of the film in the trailer.  Anyway, the film I am trying to find is about a bunch of 60\'s radicals who plant a bomb in a German govt. building.  The bomb turns out to be a dud and does not go off as planned until about 30 years later after the building has been converted into a regular office complex.  The 60\'s radicals have now all become the \"establishment\" that they once so despised and now must cover their tracks.  The movie is about 3 or 4 years old and it is a black comedy.  That is all that I can remember about it.  If someone could help me I would really appreciate it.  Thanks.','3ee0df79b80470e48c6719d50ae0f9bd',0,'','izvS7xnw',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5860,1290,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053817358,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Heimlich','Re: Please help!!!!! Desperate to find a German film.','Must be: What to Do in Case of Fire? \n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/Title?0207198','f89b3b8024a5b3f0e68a587fdf4c2e54',0,'','Z0PUApdg',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5861,1290,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054064028,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hhammer','Re: Please help!!!!! Desperate to find a German film.','Heimlich!!!!\nYou are a sweetheart and tons of kisses for your help.  I have already checked with my local Hollywood video and reserved a copy for tonight.  I can\'t wait.  You have no idea how long I have been trying to find this film.  Again, thanks for your help.','e674ff7c1b842cacea176175a74272e9',0,'','9PqBhn2T',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5862,1291,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053372223,1,0,1,1,1,1,'maris_888','High And Low (Kurosawa) question *spoiler*','What was the significance of Gondo (Mifune) lighting the killers cigarette right before the killer went to the hide out and was caught?\n\nWhen the detective said \"the real prize\" I had thought that Gondo had orchestrated the whole thing (which really doesn\'t make much sense) but after seeing the end.....\n\nHelp please\n','2161d2d47fac84a544138c6ff346911c',0,'','JsCqH4MY',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5863,1292,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053795196,1,0,1,1,1,1,'oddballbob','looking for film titles','Saw 2 very good films recently(within the last 2 years).Would enjoy seeing again & hope someone can help me with the titles.First film was French.The plot concerned a man about to be laid off from job.Friend advises him to claim he\'s gay,he does,job is saved & he becomes interesting to females on job determined to make him straight.Second film Scandanavian or German.Farmer,life long bachelor,lives on farm with mother.when she dies wants female companionship & advertises for housekeeper.Hires woman,unaware she is trying to end bad marriage.They are attracted to each other but jealous friend tries first to seduce woman & then to ruin relationship...Hope someone can help......','2459343c7b25e10de43658a8f7ce2b6e',0,'','H2Wq3Ch8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5864,1292,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053804364,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: looking for film titles','The first one\'s Le Placard (The Closet) starring Daniel Auteuil.\n\n[url]http://www.foreignfilms.com/films/5140.asp?search=1&stype=0[/url]','6e077d8fe91349c37682579283ccd6f5',0,'','BmnVi7Wf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5865,1293,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1053981485,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lieberman7','Italian Film from 1964','In 1964 I saw an Italian language film (at the Clay Theater in San Francisco if that is any help) about a violinist in a touring opera company who ends up with three wives.  I know the film was reviewed in the New Yorker by Brendan Gill sometime in the first half of 1964.  Any help with the title would be greatly appreciated.\n','1a46bb61554662b44d1a06c5dce43ec9',0,'','ewVh8lE1',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5866,1293,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055857773,1,0,1,1,1,1,'szindbad','Re: Italian Film from 1964','I think this should be Pietro Germi\'s The Climax (L\'Immorale), but it\'s from 1967 !!!','24acf71fd52a4a1bf98189d42f83e7fb',0,'','lN2SoQP8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5867,1293,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056224057,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lieberman7','Re: Italian Film from 1964','Memory does strange things.  I was really sure that the year I saw it was 1964 because I had just arrived in California.  So yesterday, I went to the San Francisco public library and got the Chronicle on microfilm for July-Sept 1964 and went through the movie listings day by day.\n\nThe Clay was showing Moderato Cantabile (Jean Moreau) and The Five Day Lover (Jean Seberg).  \n\nSo I assume you must be right. Although I am still puzzled.  I know there was a review by Brendan Gill in the New Yorker and I will try to find it if some library still has archive copies from that era.\n\nDid you see L\'immorale?  Anything you remember about it?','6bf7405044ffe3c23520a6c459d3c6c6',0,'','n67l3hJH',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5868,1294,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054082002,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lwolf','UK film industry and Hollywood','I am a masters student in Global Media at the London School of Economics and the University of Southern California. I am writing a masters dissertation on the relationship between the UK film industry and the Hollywood system. Does anyone know professionals working on either side of these industries that might be willing to speak with me about these issues?','3aaa607acb75e0bf3470c91aa4ae4673',0,'','iQ7KTDLm',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5869,1295,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054316945,1,0,1,1,1,1,'rraaarr_nz','Battle Royale on VHS or DVD?','Does anyone know if this movie is available for me to buy yet, and where from? I haven\'t seen it and would really love to.. I\'ve known about it for at least a year or two, but never had the chance to see it.  Any ideas on where to look? Amazon doesn\'t have either format listed. ','08196260fbb43b518bed42bdcbd074bc',0,'','K7UCMNmq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5870,1295,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054330079,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: Battle Royale on VHS or DVD?','Try www.hkflix.com but check out carefully which edition you want---there are Area 3 PAL, Area 0 NTSC, special editions, director\'s cut editions, etc.','80d26b32b14fc4d881b19c1743bc5e0b',0,'','adxM9Dtz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5871,1295,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054662074,1,0,1,1,1,1,'dg1002','Re: Battle Royale on VHS or DVD?','Also try:\nhttp://www.playserver5.com/play247.asp?page=search&adudisc=y\nor www.Play.com','1e647a90c1ed0ac062e77a33e319854c',0,'','8jsZMVeY',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5872,1295,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054676322,1,0,1,1,1,1,'rraaarr_nz','Re: Battle Royale on VHS or DVD?','Thanks - I will definitely check out those sites.  \n\nIt would be nice if I could rent it without buying first, but.. I\'m taking a leap of faith that I will just like it anyway. ','352c97cd37ac8799cdbae399441c0d2b',0,'','2hP8QElw',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5873,1295,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057387591,1,0,1,1,1,1,'darkbluex','Re: Battle Royale on VHS or DVD?','you also can try  [url]http://www.pokerindustries.com/[/url]\n\nbut remember that if you don\'t have a region free DVD player (cough)cyberhome(cough) you can only get region 1 DVD\'s VERY IMPORTANT! They even have VCD\'s that you can play on your computer or any DVD player that plays VCD\'s :cool:','6e0054477bb946f2d113cf6100c3d687',0,'','s4AnpM5i',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5874,1295,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064096450,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Ria','Re: Battle Royale on VHS or DVD?','The special edition DVD is superb!','d0f3f2af4ba1bfd8cbe715b5f0f78227',0,'','nE8ps0ZM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5875,1296,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054417628,1,0,1,1,1,1,'tconk','Foreign Films on DVD','Anyone know a good web site that lists projected release dates of foreign films coming out on DVD?','53579a49b8ec335dccac79361d4793f6',0,'','BYE7VnoM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5876,1296,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054507004,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Heimlich','Re: Foreign Films on DVD','Hi,\n\nYou may want to check this list:\n\nhttp://www.montrealdvd.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6496\n\nIt\'s a list of all upcoming dvd releases but foreign movies are identified with the corresponding flag of the country of origin or by a globe.  So they are easy to spot.  The list is updated almost everyday (by myself and a collaborator).\n\nCheck it out and let me know what you think.','e9cb57733abf9717a48a5dc70482b86b',0,'','gDk8qAxE',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5877,1297,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054528425,1,0,1,1,1,1,'ianha','Does anyone know this French film?','Could anyone help me find the following French film: appears to be made in the 1970s, is in color, is about a girl (and younger sister) who spends the summer in the south of france with her mother while her father is to arrive later.  The girl is about 12-14 and the film occasionally voices over her diary entries.\n\nKey scenes:\n -early scene has girl entering a room just after an argument between the father and mother\n -mother has an affair with a young artists who is moving to New York and wants her to go with him\n -seeing the mother\'s newly bought car on arrival, the father smashes it into a tree.\n -in the south of france, the mother & father have another argument, the father is voilently grabbing her, calls her a whore, etc., and being distressed over this, the girl breaks a mirror, places a broken piece by her throat, and threatens to kill herself unless they stop\n\nThese are all the scenes I can remember (also the family is with their relatives, an uncle and aunt).  I didn\'t see the whole film so that\'s why I need someon\'s help.  I gave this to a film critic and he didn\'t even know!','2321792742bd4624d6fac234a408ff67',0,'','25hlFyCN',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5878,1298,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054626300,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lemonjello1','Need help finding film','Hi all, \nI know this is a stretch, but here goes.  In March 2002, I took an Air France flight from LA to Paris.  On the way, I saw  French film, subtitled, about a man who fantasizes about a woman he meets in a grocery store (It was a recent film).  The film flip-flops back and forth between his relationship with his wife and his lover. It was a comedy, but I cannot remember the name and I am having a hard time communicating with Air France to get a list of films they showed that month.  I don\'t know the names of the actors, nor do I even recall any words from the title--thus I am turning to you for help.  But I enjoyed it immensely and would like to see it again--Any ideas?\nThanks!\nChrisitne','96fc1bc2dedc24e97912156c642ffc3a',0,'','v5lbR2NF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5879,1299,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054661806,1,0,1,1,1,1,'dg1002','Spanish Horror film with priest & video  shop owner in Satan uprising?','Can anyone name the dubbed Spanish Horror film (1980\'s or 90\'s)which has a priest who has to leave his order to combat a forthcoming Satanic uprising. A bit like \'Die Hard\'but with a cross.\nIt also involves a biker type video rental shop owner who helps the priest?  Quite a bit of blood and gore with some reasonable humour and action scenes!\nI think this was shown on fairly late on C4 a few years ago.\n\nAny help would be gratefully received.\nthanks ','e9f47de339a19804f5f0c3676a04f312',0,'','jqiJ7N4p',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5880,1299,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054676910,1,0,1,1,1,1,'rraaarr_nz','Re: Spanish Horror film with priest & video  shop owner in Satan uprising?','That sounds like Day of the Beast \n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/Title?0112922','caf50223362597871cd411b2e19f7e6c',0,'','QqmleGrz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5881,1299,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057714620,1,0,1,1,1,1,'martin_oswaldo','Re: Spanish Horror film with priest & video  shop owner in Satan uprising?','Spanish title is \"El dia de la bestia\" directed by Alex de la Iglesia (1995).','142c08d898bb506fcdcc5a04671f2a0d',0,'','RThWz5lj',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5882,1300,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054773328,1,0,1,1,1,1,'karunadasi','English Sub-Titles','Is there a simnple was to view the films that have English Sub titles? I would like to see many, but only those with the subtitles. The few that I browsed at this site didn\'t mention anything about subtitles.\nTIA','1b0965da80e3b748a16ffb4ceb4f9780',0,'','pGYmADtq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5883,1300,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1054880465,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: English Sub-Titles',' all of the films in the top 100 are subtitled in english so it should be no problem whatsoever,just keep surfing they are all out there somewhere!','27a618eb586f7645d6d8d901b5580c8c',0,'','DtyCv1Ha',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5884,1301,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055188985,1,0,1,1,1,1,'palmitos','Name of a Japanese cop film','I want to find out the name of a contemporary Japanese cop film.  The main character is this detective that wears a bucket cap, walks funny, his always beating up people, and he does not like to use guns instead he has a water gun.  This detective is looking for a hit man that kills his victims with a sword.  The majority of the violence is physical; his entire department interrogates suspects with sticks, kicks and fists.  I hope this is enough for someone to recognize it.\nThanks\n','93025d382e363cbaa8436b571ebb335c',0,'','aisARVqL',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5885,1301,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055229818,1,0,1,1,1,1,'iceomat','Re: Name of a Japanese cop film','Sounds like it may be the Korean film \"Nowhere to Hide\" (1999). But I could be wrong...','b599451b78d4e93a0c5196d2f1a4b956',0,'','9soVaybP',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5886,1301,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055321278,1,0,1,1,1,1,'palmitos','Re: Name of a Japanese cop film','Thank you it is a Korean film!','b5988dde24dc9c476d5a18b9a6758688',0,'','g8iM4LG9',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5887,1301,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055359014,1,0,1,1,1,1,'iceomat','Re: Name of a Japanese cop film','No problem...','bcbf23e27116d2e3323026778ae07e3a',0,'','RTYbDUVz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5888,1302,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055457452,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mlepage','Name of Very Strange Scandinavian Film?','I saw the second half of a film by a Scandinavian (perhaps Dutch) director on a late night PBS foreign film slot, perhaps around 1991.\n\nIt had almost no dialogue, and was extremely strange, I\'m not even sure what was happening. It was like some weird cross between Kafka and Monty Python. Let me try to describe what I remember.\n\nThe main character seemed to be trapped in some sort of empty sanitarium, running around. He wore a suit and was myopic. Cannonballs seemed to fall randomly from the sky. At one point he was being chased by a stuffed animal tied to a string tied to his foot, struggling with it on the ground.\n\nEventually, he found his cracked eyeglasses, and things seemed better for a short while, before he lost them again. Orderlies came and took him. I think he hung himself in the end.\n\nIf this doesn\'t sound familiar, you haven\'t seen it! I still can\'t forget it. I just didn\'t catch the name of it. Anybody?','7b9f0f0b831c49008a5b0c8f9492ffac',0,'','Xn7lbRtZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5889,1303,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055798488,1,0,1,1,1,1,'foreignfilms4vr','Trying to remember name of film','I rented this film in approximately 1989-1991.  It was a foreign film (Italian, I believe).  All I really remember was that in the beginning, a young man and young woman who wish to get married run off to a different city or country by flying on a carpet or hot air ballon.  They later marry, have children and have some sort of business, possibly a bakery.  The movie required some suspension of disbelief, especially when they first \"escape\" on their magic carpet to get married.','f584c032d036dca523f4a8e7aeee41db',0,'','QyULYulh',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5890,1303,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056167226,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jools64','Re: Trying to remember name of film','This sounds a lot like Queen Of Hearts directed by Jon Amiel. I found this review online.. hope it matches.\n\nQUEEN OF HEARTS \n\n\nDate of publication: 10/20/1989\n\nBy Roger Ebert\n\n\"Queen of Hearts\" has the same sort of magical romanticism as \"Moonstruck,\" but in a more gentle key. It\'s the story of a big, loving Italian family that moves from Italy to London, where papa wins enough at cards to open a little cafe. Eddie, the young son who is the hero of the story, grows up in the cafe and eventually figures out a way to save it when an old family enemy follows them from Italy and tries to drive them into bankruptcy. \n\nThe movie tells this story mostly through Eddie\'s eyes. He\'s a smart 11-year-old who doesn\'t miss much, although he believes all the family legends, even the one about how his parents fell in love and eloped. The movie opens with this legend as he imagines it: the mother engaged to be married to the horrible butcher, Barbariccia, the father spiriting her out of her parents\' house, and the loving couple pursued to the top of the local church tower and then leaping to their death - their lives saved when they land in a passing hay wagon. \n\nIn London, Eddie\'s father gets a job as a waiter and then takes advice from a talking pig, bets on the right cards, and wins the money to open the cafe. And then, as Eddie arrives on the scene, the family history grows a little more realistic. The cafe becomes the center of family life, especially after two of his grandparents arrive from Italy: his mother\'s mother and his father\'s father. The old people hate each other, of course, but their hate is the sort that could almost be mistaken for affection. \n\nThen disaster strikes, when the evil Barbariccia also arrives from Italy, sets up a gambling shop in the neighborhood, and even pays Eddie\'s older brother to go to work for him. Will the family lose the cafe? Will Barbariccia finally win his revenge? Will Eddie lose his best friend, Beetle, whose father runs the local bookie joint? \n\nAll of these questions are settled with the most buoyant charm and good cheer in \"Queen of Hearts,\" which is a truly happy movie and was directed by Jon Amiel, the British director of that brilliant but truly unhappy TV mini-series, \"The Singing Detective.\" All of the despair and bitterness seem to have drained out of Amiel during that project, leaving him nothing but sunshine and a touch of supernatural playfulness for \"Queen of Hearts.\" \n\nThe secret of the success of \"Moonstruck,\" I\'ve always thought, was that the movie had a level above the realistic - a level at which coincidences were permitted and people had grand, romantic revelations and dogs knew when to howl at the moon. \"Queen of Hearts\" has the same kind of freedom. Most of it is grounded in the real world, I suppose - but the real world as seen by a kid with a hyperactive imagination, who believes every one of his father\'s tall tales. Part of the fun of the movie comes because we know more than the kid. We know, for example, what bad trouble his family is in, and we know it\'s impossible that he could help them out. But he doesn\'t know that - and so he saves the day. \n\n\"Queen of Hearts\" has no stars to help it at the box office, and may even lose some customers who think it\'s an Italian movie and don\'t like subtitles (it\'s in English). I hope it weathers those problems, though, and begins to develop an audience. It\'s the kind of movie that grows on you, letting you in on the family jokes and involving you in the family feuds. By the end, you feel good, in a goofy way, and when you think back over the movie you realize that under the fantasy and the humor there also was a fairly substantial story - a story about what it means to belong to a family. \n\n   Eddie            Ian Hawkes\n   Nonno            Vittorio Duse\n   Danilo           Joseph Long\n   Rosa             Anita Zagaria\n   Mama Sibilla     Eileen Way\n   Barbariccia      Vittorio Amandola\n   Beetle           Tat Whalley\n','e3dececb81c4a09ec385134e2e535e5f',0,'','P9dxLwY2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5891,1303,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056399003,1,0,1,1,1,1,'foreignfilms4vr','Re: Trying to remember name of film','Thank you so much!  This is the film I was looking for, although where I got the flying carpet or hot-air balloon imagery is beyond me.\n\nI remember that I really loved this movie and was utterly charmed by it.  I\'m going to have to rent it (or perhaps try to buy it if it\'s in release).\n\nThank you again, I really appreciate your reply.  This is a great review, too.','f0a270a4fb3786cba70b6648e422bd26',0,'','r9j1qiBP',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5892,1303,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056603764,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jools64','Re: Trying to remember name of film','I haven\'t seen the film for a few years so I\'m not sure where the magic carpet idea may have come from but somehow it clued me into the film, not sure why. Anyway, glad I could be of help. :)','40c8c18852b1927191361011f6415c1d',0,'','nkZmSliN',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5893,1304,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055879497,1,0,1,1,1,1,'chris','Sean Connery film','Remember seeing part of an old Connery film,I believe Sidney Poitier was in it also where they are in a british military prison.Title anyone?Recently saw The Offence and was impressed  by Connery.Its a terrible mistake to pigeon hole him as Bond  or his recent wise old scottish types.','f7bb054536520752f0e92d29959171b0',0,'','KfoE6cQt',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5894,1304,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055885805,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Sean Connery film','An IMDb search shows Connery and Poitier have never worked together, so try again...','967e749d964e8af0a9d254aa75464fb0',0,'','lbzrRXNc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5895,1304,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056054213,1,0,1,1,1,1,'chris','Re: Sean Connery film','Thanks Gaz I must have had a brain lock and forgot about IMDB.The film is The Hill and Ossie Davis is in it,thanks. ','bd0b80768efe1f8b9286193dc4ea5153',0,'','FhMa1Bb5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5896,1304,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057301410,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Sean Connery film','THe Hill a classic best thing connery ever did authentic,brilliant photography,well acted too.','623014f4e48c4b7c89885b1bd0cd7250',0,'','7cbSsThe',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5897,1304,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057365494,1,0,1,1,1,1,'chris','Re: Sean Connery film','I was also quite taken by The Offence,a creepy,quiet film that gets under your skin.I guess Connery is just typecast now and can\'t break the mold. ','42574fe352982db874ff0ff957856a71',0,'','p3CeFYsE',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5898,1305,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055959748,1,0,1,1,1,1,'asheram5','films for under age 14','Can anyone suggest foreign films from any country which would be appropriate to show teens between the age of 12- 15-especially films made in the last 10 years.....','95e89f532b176039bf4e8e3e76e130d9',0,'','ibxzN3Ce',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5899,1305,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055969269,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: films for under age 14','\"My Life So Far\"\n\"Kahlekuningas\"\n\"Le Jeune Werther\"\n\"Pelle the Conqueror\"\n\"La Promesse\" maybe\n\"Devil\'s Backbone\" maybe\n\"Once in a Blue Moon\"\n\"Edges of the Lord\"\n','c234207fff00642c666d34ac5e3d51ce',0,'','FGXaglLZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5900,1305,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055983832,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: films for under age 14','Au Revoir Les Enfants (especially) and Europa Europa are both very good films, though serious (both set in WWII).\n\nFor something more light-hearted, try My Life As A Dog or if you can find it the excellent Czech film Elementary School (Obecna Skola), though both films feature children a little younger than 12.\n\nIf they want something funny, try Delicatessen - it\'s a film which ought to appeal to most children from 12-15, provided they have enough appetite for the gruesome (which in my experience is usually the case).','dbf9b0285ec0f2306300fee547aec948',0,'','y9YlkzcD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5901,1305,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055984107,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: films for under age 14','My niece when aged 11 greatly enjoyed 2 Iranian films as her introduction to international (i.e not in English) cinema. The Apple by Samira Makhmalbaf (who was only 18 when she directed it) is about 2 girls who are confined to their small home and yard by their severely traditional father, until a Social worker\'s visit enables them to explore the city outside. The White Balloon, by Jafar Panahi, is a charming tale of a young girl who is in a race against time to buy a pretty goldfish before the shops shut for New Year.','74b8dbf0443478e62ff71fec52251b0a',0,'','hSYGJpyd',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5902,1305,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055984814,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: films for under age 14','Sorry, you wanted for 12-15. Perhaps my suggestions will still do anyway, they\'re much enjoyed by adults too, but i\'ll second Gaz\' ideas. How about some Miyazaki animations (Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro, Princess Mononoke are probably the most famous), loved by all ages. Battle Royale possibly for 15 year olds- quite violent, not sure of the age certificate. It\'s about a bunch of Japanese school kids who are taken to an island and forced to hide out and kill each other till only one is left. Crouching Tiger is a grand, entertaining, very popular and successful, Oscar-winning Chinese fantasy adventure, with gravity-defying martial arts. The French film Amelie has also been extremely popular.','3f9eca3535463a27cca1d70e70ff1c6c',0,'','VZE2Mgai',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5903,1305,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1055984871,1,0,1,1,1,1,'john-5','Re: films for under age 14','Sorry, you wanted for 12-15. Perhaps my suggestions will still do anyway, they\'re much enjoyed by adults too, but i\'ll second Gaz\' ideas. How about some Miyazaki animations (Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro, Princess Mononoke are probably the most famous), loved by all ages. Battle Royale possibly for 15 year olds- quite violent, not sure of the age certificate. It\'s about a bunch of Japanese school kids who are taken to an island and forced to hide out and kill each other till only one is left. Crouching Tiger is a grand, entertaining, very popular and successful, Oscar-winning Chinese fantasy adventure, with gravity-defying martial arts. The French film Amelie has also been extremely popular.','3f9eca3535463a27cca1d70e70ff1c6c',0,'','L2rAil0f',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5904,1305,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056040379,1,0,1,1,1,1,'asheram5','Re: films for under age 14','Thank you everyone - had never heard of some of these films','9c31bdf2a65827fad77f0e9d231f40af',0,'','VJw5jsDb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5905,1306,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056207860,1,0,1,1,1,1,'polsen76','scandinavian hi-jack film title?','On a flight from Chicago to Copenhagen (on Scandinavian Airlines) last november, I was flicking through the inflight film channels, and was amazed to find myself watching a subtitled film about a bunch of guys stealing off in a Scandinavian Airlines plane! I missed the first half, but I think they\'d committed a huge robbery & this was their gettaway.  Police vans were all over the runway, but when the hijackers finally got the plane off the ground, they just flew right through them all, slicing them in 2 with the wings...  Think they ended up in an under water struggle (?) -I think I dozed off!  Anyway, I appreciate this is a longshot, but it\'d be great to find out what it was called...  Cheers, Phil.','539350b2b2a5bcdf932ae1a0c03e7357',0,'','tEMJRKDU',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5906,1307,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056444964,1,0,1,1,1,1,'claudeusgothicus','Name this period piece','Finally got smart and am asking for help... I have been reading past post and am so impressed with the knowledgeable help offered on this site, that I joined hoping that someone can help me too... I am looking for the title (for a very long time now) of a period piece that I believe may have been Austrian...? or about a royal house of Austria? subtitled in english. The (true?) story was about a boy taken at birth, the mother was told he did not survive... and secluded without human contact... it had something to do with royal houses in line for the throne I think... at some point the boy now a man is released... (I don\'t remember why) he is not autistic, but cannot speak or even walk having no human contact in all his years... a teacher/scientist? finds him and teaches him to read and function somewhat... at the end, I believe his mother and sister come upon him in a park like setting, and although they know who he is, they refuse to acknowledge him (for his own safety...?) I wish I could remeber the year it was set in, but as I saw the film only once 5 years or more ago, I struggle to try to place the fashion or anything of the film that might help. I remember\nmountains and isolated rural settings, the wealthy ladies of the day could have been wearing fashion anywhere from 1500 to 1800, I simply cannot remember. Definately not spanish, or english fashion, some other European country. I keep wanting to say Habsburg...? Any clue is appreciated.\n','33751b5776fd84e5dda852e7dec48eb6',0,'','fJ7Yz85x',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5907,1307,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056464006,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Name this period piece','Well, there\'s not really anything about looking for his mother in the film, but it\'s almost certainly The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser [url]http://www.foreignfilms.com/films/1928.asp?search=1&stype=0[/url]. I think there was a US remake of it about 10 years ago.','17412ad062449834944ea62c3b3763f1',0,'','eBqZN0Xb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5908,1307,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056499257,1,0,1,1,1,1,'claudeusgothicus','Re: Name this period piece','Thank-you soooo much! ==:) I appriciate your help and would ask you one more question if I could Gaz, I don\'t remember him looking for his mother either, but I vaguely recollect his mother(?) at the end being aware of him... can you remember why his family would not acknowledge him then? If not that\'s ok, now that I know the title I can purchase it, and will also look for the remake to watch as well... once again, thank-you!','5bcdccbb8258a184fc00c6924bd60ab0',0,'','AUZVYcHa',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5909,1307,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056509056,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Name this period piece','Well, I don\'t think so, but I haven\'t seen it for a year or two. I\'m going to rewatch it soon though, so if there is anything then I could let you know. I know other people on this site know the film though, so if anyone else can shed light on the subject that would be great. It\'s got me wondering about it now.','5077cdf7f22fcf7e4e7c9ed7daa1b111',0,'','gZJcloXA',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5910,1307,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056600266,1,0,1,1,1,1,'claudeusgothicus','Re: Name this period piece','Thank-you again Gaz, looks like you will be watching it again before I get the chance to. I do appreciate how helpful everyone here is... I will stay on the odd chance I can help someone else with something... I must say though, you all seem to have everything covered. My interest lie primarily in period pieces, for the costuming actually... I\'m afraid the only other area I know much about is older American films which I watch repeatedly. Not much help on a foreign film site I\'m afraid... will hang around to repay the favor if at all possible though. And in the meanwhile, I shall learn about some great films from your discussion that I may enjoy seeing myself :)    ','d93f551f79b6f4c1c0cfd3062c885894',0,'','meo274vb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5911,1307,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061497843,1,0,1,1,1,1,'katyd9','Re: Name this period piece','This is one of my favorite films!  He did see him mother in the park.  I don\'t remember how they knew each other, but she didn\'t want to acknowledge him for the same reason that he was taken away and hidden, I think.  It had a lot to do with the politics of the day.  Also, I don\'t think that he was accepted for being who he thought he was.','07539077b12e8418331ccaeecde4dd6c',0,'','ruXdURCH',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5912,1308,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056516416,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','\"Flight of the Navigator\"---Norway Unit?','Does anyone have any idea what the Norway unit listed in the credits of the film \"Flight of the Navigator\" contributed to the production? It seems a bit odd, to say the least, for a film set largely in Florida...','223439da7fd76de98495f6f383451875',0,'','YUJKH3LD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5913,1308,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056576176,1,0,1,1,1,1,'iceomat','Re: \"Flight of the Navigator\"---Norway Unit?','A look at the extended credits on IMDB shows a Per Mork as conceptual artist. He\'s Norwegian, I think. He probably did the work in his studio in Norway. But that\'s just a guess...','a1004689e97a01ce2f874a2d708c640b',0,'','9JymWLth',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5914,1308,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056582253,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: \"Flight of the Navigator\"---Norway Unit?','Thanks!','38f5c24717fedaa404babb0c4710152e',0,'','v78wG3LT',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5915,1309,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056538472,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madlondonkiwimix','giuseppe tornatore','would anybody know  the director/writer giuseppe tornatore\'s ,production company,and or his agent in rome, , hope anyone can help, still unable to track these down. ','934a4e4fa6edb1663845c1aafded5ac5',0,'','59Ql2fRY',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5916,1309,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056603857,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jools64','Re: giuseppe tornatore','found this link, from last year though, so the information may be incorrect by now.\n\n[url]http://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=threadview&id=66487[/url]','862698705af00bd609b0f3c17d3f299f',0,'','73BHy9wM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5917,1309,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057141850,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madlondonkiwimix','Re: giuseppe tornatore','thankx jools 64 ,i will give it a go. ','b71f110af5f71ad7a4e59f5b3c3ce970',0,'','PVQemcNw',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5918,1310,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1056900790,1,0,1,1,1,1,'CulinaryJen','Argentine movie help','I saw a movie from Argentina...it was from the 90s. A woman takes her daughter and goes to the mountains, where her car accidentally falls into a lake. While waiting for help in removing the car from the lake, they meet a woman and her two children, recently abandoned by her husband. Together, they open up a Bed and Breakfast.\nDoes anyone know the name of this film?','2a1c97deda69fb7d36275e10f66d0f1f',0,'','QFRX49p8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5919,1310,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057168394,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa','Re: Argentine movie help','\"La Vida Segun Muriel\" or \"Life According to Muriel\".','d173563e2415e167aedb2ab061a8d9b9',0,'','ABbigKov',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5920,1311,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057166179,1,0,1,1,1,1,'rrustman52000','PEDRO ALMODOVAR','MY NAME IS RED ALMODOVAR I LIVE IN SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME IN OBTAINING MR PEDRO ALMODOVAR\'S E-MAIL ADDRESS. I NEED TO COMUNICATE WITH HIM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. I WILL APPRECIATE THIS VERY MUCH AND WILL BE HAPPY IN HELPING ANYONE WHO CAN HELP ME.\nTHANK YOU\nRED ALMODOVAR','a335cda5736a736bf0864c17549a565f',0,'','MiW1U4t9',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5921,1311,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057714415,1,0,1,1,1,1,'martin_oswaldo','Re: PEDRO ALMODOVAR','eldeseo@eldeseo.es es el email de la productora de Pedro Almodovar.','334288b10af9ab9051d3d94e7fd897a9',0,'','Zu6hN4Qf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5922,1312,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057373305,1,0,1,1,1,1,'eriesloop1','italian (?) comedy','rented in late \'80\'s...black and white...about a large (and poor) italian family with various members plotting patriarch\'s (father\'s) demise to collect insurance death benefit.','738f46586f6ad0221db445cdd55c5c72',0,'','yNaHi5Tf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5923,1313,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057595497,1,0,1,1,1,1,'katapult','Katapult Film Synopsis 2003','Katapult Film Ltd. of Budapest, Hungary accepts feature film treatments in any genre (comedy, drama, detective story, horror...etc.).  We are producing 2 full length films this summer/fall and are looking for material/writers to develop new projects.  Just send your 2-10-page synopsis to: Katapult Film Kft, Nádor u. 19, Budapest 1051, Hungary or katapult@axelero.hu.\nWe will get in touch with you within three months.\n','9f6e1f2f324855e6c23f3d710f752584',0,'','GrXsKM3H',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5924,1314,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1057620581,1,0,1,1,1,1,'ajaxachilles','Need title of recent French film','In June 2002 I was on an Air France flight back to the U.S. and saw a wacky action film with \"Matrix\" type cinematography.  I was late into the film, and looking through the onboard magazine I could not finmd any details. Here are some specifics tho\' that I remember:\n\n*** There is a character who looks suspiciously like Richard \"Jaws\" Kiel -- but from his youth.  This guy ducks a bullet ala Matrix style tho\' he is a heavy bent on destroying the hero.\n\n*** The movie has a penultimate scene with a weird Hope-Crosby humor with possibly the French Foreign Legion -- and most certainly involving Mujahideen...!  The Mujahideen are each paid for a staged revolt?\n\n*** A one-liner in the Mujahideen scene when a heavy is shown to be identical twins, and a commander says something like:  \"Great, just the kind of surprise that bothers me ... twins.\"\n\n-- Many thanks for any help you can give.','35bd10e5720dc1a1b96bc4369892d927',0,'','iLkaSG87',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5925,1314,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1058899226,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lionelz','Re: Need title of recent French film','I really don\'t know if this is the right movie. The only action movie with a young actor who looks like Richard \"Jaws\" Kiel (!!!) recently released was \"Gomez & Tavares\". Does this poster and the pics look familiar to you? http://www.allocine.fr/film/galerie_gen_cfilm=47827&big=1&page=1.html\n','63651d1e8a5db97b088658df6ea2e6af',0,'','4quYyZTD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5926,1314,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1058981022,1,0,1,1,1,1,'ajaxachilles','Re: Need title of recent French film','Thank you for your reply!  I\'m looking at \"Gomez & Tavares\" but I\'m not sure that it is it.  But it looks like a funny French buddy-cop movie that\'s interesting.  Thank you for the help!  I\'ll try to find this one.','c602d8675983cd1d8d3efcd503c03ce3',0,'','xMq5Jg1S',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5927,1315,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1058126022,1,0,1,1,1,1,'aagenis','Foreign movies box office','Does anebody know the figures for the best bof office revenue for the foreign movies in US? ','77f23cb40e2ff81bd96fc391cf61b878',0,'','nw8VPiam',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5928,1315,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1058584608,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wanderingstar','Re: Foreign movies box office','I did a report on the topic.  Crouching Tiger is #1, followed by Life is Beautiful, then Il Postino, and then I Am Curious (Yellow).','07290999be9729d95129944c9c219475',0,'','bQj6UfiN',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5929,1316,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1058665537,1,0,1,1,1,1,'vwgtichic','HaS ANyone SEEN this movie about a CHROME trash can?','I\'m not sure if it\'s really about a chrome trash can, but there\'s this movie I remember watching when I was a kid and I have no idea the name of it. There\'s this guy, he\'s like artistic or something and he buys a really shiny chrome trash can, puts it in his apartment and people come over and they just stare at it! Lots of scenes are complete silence and its just this fixation on that trash can. \n\nIf this sounds familiar to anyone who\'s seen it and knows the title, please please please tell me! I want to watch it again. Its just impossible to find it any other way. no one i know seems to know what the heck im talking about.','10582e71c15ce9ba579b45d341b4e1de',0,'','jTBaph53',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5930,1317,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1058665883,1,0,1,1,1,1,'vwgtichic','or what about this movie? portuguese flick i think','ok, i dont know the name of this movie.\n\nthere\'s this guy, who\'s mother gets hit by a car. and there\'s this letter about his father who left them a long time ago. then there\'s this older lady who has a bunch of letters from other orphans or something...grr i cant remember much about it. so when the guys finds his father it turns out that he has half brothers or something.\n\ndoes this fit into any movie you\'ve seen?\nIt takes place in Sao Paulo Brazil.\n\nlet me know, i wanted to see it again.','6f3c596afb62119959a7ccb18adef44a',0,'','KSV1x3Di',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5931,1317,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1058673589,1,0,1,1,1,1,'auteur','Re: or what about this movie? portuguese flick i think','It\'s a Brasilian film (in Portuguese, of course) called CENTRAL STATION. It\'s widely available.','3330e1d04ff9a32a8023375a2049db14',0,'','cQs5KaV0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5932,1317,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1058678969,1,0,1,1,1,1,'vwgtichic','Re: or what about this movie? portuguese flick i think','wow, thanks!','592b7345288953e49a53f426d8def29d',0,'','Z4yg7NYQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5933,1318,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1059713502,1,0,1,1,1,1,'smurfrevolt','What movie is this?','I watched a film just recently and I can\'t recall its title.  But if I remember correctly, there was a scene there where one character was making peace cranes, origami cranes, and his/her entire room was filled with these origami cranes.  Thanks.  ','acbcce18564dc49d0eab5640b78d9e46',0,'','YkTbt4Ri',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5934,1319,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1060055861,1,0,1,1,1,1,'smurfrevolt','Girl raised by wolves whose hair turns white when mad','i posted this same query in another topic, but they suggested \"bride with white hair.\"  but i\'m pretty sure this movie i\'m looking for was made before 1993.  I was born in 1982, and i watched that flick before i even went to school, so let\'s say i was four years old, so it must be before 1993, right?  perhaps before 1986...anyway, i\'ll describe a scene i remember.  there\'s a baby raised by wolves, white ones, and when she grew up, she went down from the mountian to join human civilization.  the first thing she does is go to a restaurant and order lots of food, but being a penniless mountain wolf-girl, she doesn\'t have much money, and the restaurant ppl beat her and all, but she gets really mad, (or perhaps as a defense)  her hair turns white and she becomes really strong and fights them off.  I\'m not sure if it\'s chinese or japanese, but i guess it\'s chinese because of the the clothes.  then she meets a guy who\'s bent on revenge on some castle.  and she helps him.  I remember they were making spears out of bamboo sticks. \nSo if this film is familiar to you, please help.Thanks a lot.','610cb99a8dc2f609488be34c8edcacb1',0,'','hiB6Z1ac',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5935,1320,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1060085802,1,0,1,1,1,1,'rmunoz1975','???','I was wondering who has watched \"Perfume de Violeta (nadie te oye)\", and where you have watched it?','7aaae80c36153e984ec545b12aafb085',0,'','YpX4kUv6',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5936,1320,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1060150322,1,0,1,1,1,1,'auteur','Re: ???','I watched PERFUME DE VIOLETAS at the Miami Hispanic Film Festival. My local video store has vhs copies transferred from a PAL dvd released in Spain. I have also watched Marisa Sistach\'s previous film EL COMETA with Diego Luna. A lot of quality cinema is coming out of Mexico. My favorites are Reygadas\' JAPON, Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN, AMORES PERROS, BAJA CALIFORNIA, and anything directed by Arturo Ripstein, who learned from the Master: Dn. Luis Bunuel.','bff3a72ebffb3063fa3d39cb01258dbc',0,'','zby8NdVr',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5937,1321,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1060124938,1,0,1,1,1,1,'one_martini','Who knows this Film?Please!!','I was watching a french film that I was never able to catch the name of. It was about a young woman who gave one hour of her time to strangers. She had to put a dog to sleep as part of giving her time and engage in threesomes. She was also having an affair with a married man and called herself Rose after her deceased mother. If you have any information about this film please reply. Its been two years since I saw it and no one seems to know the name of it. Thank you.','1d8b7dda31f01caa5c6b8116f9d7d2ce',0,'','KdaX5LRD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5938,1322,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1060599183,1,0,1,1,1,1,'smurfrevolt','I need Wong Kar-wai\'s e-mail.','or any way to contact him, because a Filipino director here, named Erik Matti practically ripped off his movie, \"In the Mood for Love,\" only he made some changes--like the girl was a prostitute and the guy was a pimp.  Imagine that, some scenes/sequences had almost the same scoring, lighting, cinematography, shots, the angles, as well as the story, and the plot.  The title is \"Prosti\"  starring a sexy starlet named Aubrey Miles and a porn actor, Jay Manalo.  Apparently, no self-respecting scholar of film would watch this sort of film so the director if this rip-off thought he wouldn\'t get caught.  well, yeah, apparently...I myself haven\'t watched all of it, but a friend of mine has... and he just finds it all very--uhm, laughable that nobody else seems to have noticed it.  But then, the audience for this type of movie, some of the senseless porn that is churned out of the Philippines, isn\'t exactly the type to watch Wong Kar-wai films.  well, excuse my friend for being an audience to both, but at least he noticed this injustice to Wong Kar-Wai.  I\'m not sure I\'ll  be accomplishing anything with this but I just want him to know so he could sue that director who can\'t think of a decent story by himself.  I mean, it\'s OK to be influenced by something but not to copy it in the exact way, and even with a few changes it\'s still obvious.  Right?\n\nso please, if anybody knows how to contact Wong Kar-Wai...thanks a lot.  ','475e6e7c7ecfd54c8e9ff83cc36309ff',0,'','k9Kp6iB0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5939,1323,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1060617981,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Knoxville','WHAT\'S GERARD DEPARDIEU UP TO?','Hi there, can anyone give me any Info on what Gerard Depardieu is up to recently, also has anyone got a contact for him, so I can send fan mail to him. Any help would be much appreciated.','bfa1e3568609126465457ece4df417c1',0,'','Qc0uMybd',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5940,1324,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061167250,1,0,1,1,1,1,'CulinaryJen','Need Help~What is the name of this French movie?','Does any one know the name of this?\n \nIt\'s about a little French girl who gets murdered by her greedy uncle so he can inherit the fortune, but she has hidden it and he can\'t find it. Two kids help her be at rest and after they solve the murder for her she sings the \"Are you sleeeping brother John song in French.\" ','f70ca68d16ef50103304d3b76fde1449',0,'','WKlXpyQV',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5941,1325,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061565119,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gavron76','French \"Fatal Attraction\"','Hi, does anyone know the title or any further details of a French film with a \"Fatal Attraction\" type plot?  The film was probably made sometime between the late 80s and early 90s.  I remember seeing this film on English TV some years ago and only have a hazy recollection of the details.  From what I can remember a middle-aged man picks up a young woman while his wife is away and takes her home.  Later he breaks off the affair and she seeks a violent revenge.\nAny suggestions/clues greatly appreciated!','33fbbe85f12f5477dd60ed5931e25a7c',0,'','hsHmxDP7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5942,1325,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061746564,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: French \"Fatal Attraction\"','Could well be Love in the Strangest Way (Elles n\'oublient jamais) - I saw it on BBC2 in about 1996. Near impossible to get a copy, I expect though.\n\n[url]http://us.imdb.com/Title?0109721[/url]','f2549e30140b4f9cf941366742424224',0,'','UYDRHVb9',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5943,1325,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061891850,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gavron76','Re: French \"Fatal Attraction\"','Thanks!  I\'m sure the date and the channel correspond with my own recollection of seeing the film, so I think it probably is the one I wanted.  Many thanks for your help.  ','d99013c9535fb6be155b9a76b9205f84',0,'','jevVtqd7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5944,1325,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062552203,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Labellequevoila','Re: French \"Fatal Attraction\"','Hello: If you want love in a strangest way I have it. It\'s with Thierry Lhermitte and has subtitles. Odette','787eb4f2212b8d560af0e08e2d593b82',0,'','5nNFkeEM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5945,1325,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062565024,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: French \"Fatal Attraction\"','On further inspection, the video can be bought by UK resindents from Amazon.co.uk. I didn\'t think it would be available but I was wrong.','8fb7e190e0cf5a8ed9480bd205e3c8d1',0,'','WLsrAdeb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5946,1325,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062565039,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: French \"Fatal Attraction\"','That is, residents.','f832b62859d9ab2de745d1fe9a800179',0,'','N2PvsdcC',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5947,1326,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061677615,1,0,1,1,1,1,'cpasam76','BROTHER AND SISTER ABANDONED ,SISTER AUTISTIC','SEEKING TITLE OF FILM RE ADVENTURES AND SEARCH FOR HOME OF TWO SIBLINGS ONE OF WHOM IS AUTISTIC A TRUE  STORY OF LOVE AND COMMITMENT AT ALL COSTS ','cb35d3ac6eaa9f56ce4c2aa5e144a4a2',0,'','6cierbEF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5948,1326,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062633193,1,0,1,1,1,1,'golfnut3','Re: BROTHER AND SISTER ABANDONED ,SISTER AUTISTIC','The film might be a French movie called Les Diables.You can look it up on Amazon France where you can get it region 2 with english subs.','e4e41ad19e85b773019220be8097bbab',0,'','Hue94L3o',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5949,1327,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061730324,1,0,1,1,1,1,'firefly_priestess','help with a french b&w film!','Hi all,\nI need some help with the title of a french black and white film I saw a few years ago! All i can remeber of the plot is that there was a gang stealing citroens (i think) and then driving them somewhere! I know it\'s not much to go on but, any help would be apreiciated.\nThankyou   ','a10573d58a85d0384a38b0ee634a71fe',0,'','WrusBX2g',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5950,1328,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061772672,1,0,1,1,1,1,'H167paul','French martial arts movie...','Peter Coyote is savate instructor who teaches a mugging victim in city of Paris martial arts (c.1991). French language with some English. Banned in US.','7a90a750c64bac1abda8dd86a582a3ed',0,'','dcqSBzsf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5951,1329,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061772908,1,0,1,1,1,1,'H167paul','Horror b-flick.','Denmark b-movie of a young pregnant woman abandoned by beau\nand wondering the truck stops of Germany trying to get to the sea before amphibian child is born (Title is Greek Myth. for sea~). HBO c.1991.\n ','cab198a4ec7ac4a6a738abd06c15537b',0,'','zXmrH7uc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5952,1330,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061774045,1,0,1,1,1,1,'H167paul','Portuguese cop flick...','Retired court judge in Portugul brings Colt .38 Super Gov\'t M. out of mothballs to avenge a young man\'s death and has affair with the young man\'s girlfriend. Foreign language. ','3d77cfca24f41f113c85893b65201864',0,'','lXDQwjoC',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5953,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061959902,1,0,1,1,1,1,'pamoakley','Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Some one has sent me a petition stating there is a movie out there that has not made it to the US that portrays Jesus Christ and His diciples as homosexuals. They want me to sign this petition  to prevent it coming to the US, but I don\'t even know if this is true or someone just collecting e-mail address and physical addresses or area in which we all live. Can you help. I don\'t know if this is true or if it is another internet scam.','27620d928a387860ea91d1d9e879a72d',0,'','yYiRuCZM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5954,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1061987367,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','I do not know of the existence of any such film. In any case I would entreat you not to sign such a petition, as it panders to the promotion of the oppressive values peddled by the scare-mongering Conservative right in America, as part of the culture of fear so ably observed in Michael Moore\'s Bowling for Columbine.','1c4dde8557c992cc402c68389cafedc4',0,'','Xj1gtMQm',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5955,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062023743,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Slohands','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','It may be the Mel Gibson film that hasn\'t been released yet..I could be way off but I do know that its theme is Christian and that it has already sparked some controversy.','785056c9717f1b3d8e9f788f96417b01',0,'','Xz5RJwc0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5956,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062036529,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Don\'t think it would be that one, though almost any film with a Biblical basis will cause controversy . Life of Brian, Last Temptation of Christ etc.','a92fa7af2639f5524826ca1234e834c1',0,'','RzQyBka9',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5957,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062325817,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wanderingstar','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','There was a film, years ago, by homosexual avant garde director, Kenneth Anger, called \"Scorpio Rising\" that raised the question as to whether Jesus and his disciples were gay or not, in a very indirect way, however.','95d79211f6e3085bd11fc892a6f206a7',0,'','u3sFje2M',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5958,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065683537,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Oh yes there is, it\'s called \"Spank me Jesus I\'ve been bad!\" \nand you can find it from all good christian porn shops accros the South.But what u really should b looking 4 is a small budget French flick called \"Jesus da pimp\" where Jesus is portrayed as a super pimp (u know he used to hang out with the whores..) who gains world power by blackmailing the evil politicians with details of they\'re adventures to the red light districts around the world.It features Snoop dog as Jesus,Christina Aguilera & Britney Spears as Ho no.1&2,+a cameo from Whoopy Goldberg as God.And (unless the transvestites count) he\'s all straight so that the southern babtists should love it too!..So watch out for the all pimping,coke sniffing,std healing Jesus getting jiggy with \"It\"(wink,wink) theathers near u on Christmas 2000 and 3! Fab or what!     ','fb902005c0f59a490f5d96857f4fe4f0',0,'','kX5LAl2M',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5959,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065704819,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Sounds wonderful.','903d90bffc0ad184b917e33504269afe',0,'','Xjat7oZ1',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5960,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067764456,1,0,1,1,1,1,'novastorm','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','No it was\'nt Mel Gibsons movie. That movie is already heavily critisized because of Gibson\'s Catholic view where the jews are blamed for Jesus\' death.','edf4f95add9665edf5f180692c35e557',0,'','Vh9D0AMu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5961,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067904182,1,0,1,1,1,1,'stof_','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Well there are some very interesting low budget Christ films out there (I can\'t wait to see Jesus Christ:Vampire killer), The film mentioned in that petition is bogus. I remember hearing about that e-mail petition before. Its about as factual as the e-mail in which the president of Rwanda wants to send you millions of dollars. \nLet you\'re friends no its bogus and then go rent Jesus of Montreal because its a great movie','1e65e87b5489aa3f5284b8249157a494',0,'','FXU5ve9k',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5962,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068866227,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kjandca','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Way back in the 1970\'s I remember watching a TV special from a \"Christian\" network called something like \"The New Sacrilegious Movies\" . It was hosted by Pat Boone and featured a panel discussion by four right-wing Christian intellectuals and educators (one of them a Catholic priest) in front of  an audience of clean-cut Christian youth. The discussion was about these two movies that portrayed Jesus Christ in what they thought was a less than favorable light. One of the movies was, I think, a Danish film that showed Christ to be sexually active (I can\'t remember its name), the other was \"The Passover Plot\" which portrayed Christ as a wild-eyed political radical who would use drugs to fake his own death on the cross and rise up from the dead three days later to convince the people he was \"divine\" and  lead a revolt against the Romans.  During the course of the show there was a phone interview with Donald Pleasence who starred in \"The Passover Plot\" who seemed (as far as I can remember) rather surprised that anyone would take a movie so seriously.\n\nAnyway, the panel agreed that if the movie-going flower of American youth were exposed to these evil films they would be transformed into animal-mutilating, black-robe-wearing, Satan-worshipping, Alice Cooper listening little pagans and that our entire civilazation (meaning America) would suffer a sudden, violent and cataclysmic collapse brought on by the wrath of God.\n\nThe panel also said that the organization that sponsored this TV special had a \"secret plan\" to prevent these movies being shown in the U.S., which I guess must have been successful because I haven\'t heard of either of these movies since\n\nBigCatfish','48094ef02b844575650b4c9865a9e336',0,'','NGdKYyLf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5963,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068887064,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Sounds very interesting. Christian intellectuals? Wow. I didn\'t know such a breed existed, but they sure do sound exactly like I would have dreamed them to be.   ','b64a072b121b603e98c4399a4de5947c',0,'','sjGCSdUv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5964,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068928888,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','There are lott of Christian intellectuals, but sadly most \"Christians\" on the internet seem keener to promote a message of hate than of love - if you don\'t believe me then visit [url]http://christiananswers.net/spotlight/[/url] and watch your favourite films torn apart by monsters who claim to be Christian.','3c72369270d8bd9af8b8cdd2110ce3e6',0,'','ZTzDcbHn',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5965,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068929213,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Examples:\n\nHarry Potter is rated \"Very Offensive\".\n\nThere is a review of South Park by a 14-year-old boy saying \"I urge everyone to avoid this shameless piece of nonsense. The content was never less than utterly offensive. The disgusting tolerance of homosexuality and the constant violence and swearing made me feel sick. This should be banned straight away.\"\n\nA comment about The Simpsons: \"I think this show deserves a huge bursting red A (avoid) for its rating. Why? There are too many reasons. Some include swearing and unpoliteness, violence and discrimination. Bart swears a lot in the show, and always disagrees with his father, who is NOT a good role model in the family at all! Marge is the only level headed one in the entire show. Sometimes this show has a section about a mouse and cat doing terribly violent things to themselves or each other. It is very disturbing and is terribly graphic (as graphic as a cartoon can be). Also, they make fun of Christianity or are completely against it (There was one show where Bart was praying and I think all he said was what he wanted. And when it came to the thanking God part, he replied \"Oh, I don\'t have to thank God for anything. What did God give me anyway?\" -- it was something in that context.) I found it very sad that people enjoy this show and it should be placed in the same category as \"South Park\".\"\n\nThe Simpsons graphic? I can only assume he hasn\'t seen Fritz the Cat. He would probably have a heart attack.\n','1c5560e96d583902cfb656b46c92b813',0,'','1xp0mzNK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5966,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068965276,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','This one\'s (from the same site) about Headwig And The Angry Inch: \"Tommy, becomes a Satanic type rock singer (black stringy hair, black clothes,  black tattoos, black eyeliner, and ((the best part)) a silver cross on his forehead). / Also, the Harry Potter books have been under a lense, for \"witchcraft\"; So has teletubbies Tinky Winky, who \"has been found carrying a red purse in many episodes\" even thow he \"has clearly a male voice\". Tinky Winky is also purple, so is Barney. The Little mermaid (I think the seagull was gay and the priest a pervert..) and The Lion king (letters S,E & X are suppose to float through the screen at some point..) were on the southern babtists black list along with Disney it self... Unfortunately the list goes on. / I feel that most christians tend to promote the hate message also outside the net, I think christianity is a spreading brain damage. Another \"christian site\": www.godhatesfags.com ','4e85d2c5facedfa52eafe225bfb374b5',0,'','TLP237t1',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5967,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068994903,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','In my experience most Christians follow the message of Christ, to love each other; however, the most vocal group - in America at least - appears to be the repent-or-die fire and brimstone preachers, who are more likely to turn people against Christianity than spread the message of love. In my opinion it wouldn\'t be a bad idea at all if the Old Testament was completely disregarded.\n\nAlso, there are happily several pro-gay websites which have sprung up in response to the infamous godhatesfags site. They\'re fighting a losing battle and they know it.','005ec9feaa8efb0f15dcf07e17cdbc9e',0,'','1xtBmhla',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5968,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068996260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','The christiananswers site also advises viewers to avoid Notting Hill because there is a scene which shows Julia Roberts\' NAKED BACK. God save us.','c32b980abe01ba8d691e2b37975d04e2',0,'','u1VbpRaW',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5969,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069073429,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Oh dear, did Julia Roberts back have \"satanic black tattoos\" in it?  Well, judging by my own experience & more importantly by the things done in the last 2000 years (as well as today) in the name of christianity I disagree.  Thow I will admit that this subject is on my top 5 list of things, towards Im not very objective (just after: \"all finnish people are retarted idiots\" & \"the whole humankind is evil\" (you know how cities look like tumors from abowe..;-)). ','42f9932c7a3e66a75ad175e4a056c6e3',0,'','v0NAmkPh',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5970,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069368247,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HenryGinsberg','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','Gaz, without the old testament, the new testament makes a lot less sense. In the old testament we have a vengeful God. However the arival of Jesus changes everything which is why we have a forgiving God in the new testament.','3a3b105c00ddd2971f23b8d4c9a3f7cf',0,'','zpcudk6P',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5971,1331,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069379708,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Is there such a movie with Christ and diciples portrayed as homosexual','It\'s the existence of a vengeful God which makes me dislike OT Christianity - I\'m not denying that the two Testaments are linked.','c075d37c76b8487dd6254547891f9c12',0,'','D7V2TC1g',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5972,1332,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062011439,1,0,1,1,1,1,'c_russellgh9','does anyone know the name of this movie??','I watched a spanish film a while ago about school mates that jump off a pier and one ends up mentally handicapped. the rest of it is pretty much a love story between a girl that dances in a club and her ex oh and theres a whole drug deal story line as well. it was pretty good (not amazing or anything) but its driving me mad not being able to remember what it was called. it was something like i wont let you down but i tried looking under that and found nada. please help! cheers, chrissie','1b81f30cdc66eddfc7ee4e287ac180c5',0,'','tcekouKB',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5973,1332,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062052978,1,0,1,1,1,1,'auteur','Re: does anyone know the name of this movie??','Chrissie, you seem to be referring to NO TE FALLARE (\"I won\'t let you down\"), a 2001 Spanish feature based on the tv series \"Companeros\", starring Eva Santo laria as Valle.','93304289e662e39a33288fdfae29c582',0,'','dsBGy8VS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5974,1333,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062063818,1,0,1,1,1,1,'orchidssword','seventeen','in 1968  a film was released in england called seventeen it was a swedish or scandanavian film sex comedy does anyone know where it\'s available or it\'s reeal title please','56866a64374a3b0ae571b595875d5a50',0,'','hZFixSjk',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5975,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062442896,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bauge','comedy foreign film','Can anyone suggest a few good comedies of foreign film (any language) which do not exhibit overt sexual conduct or verbal obscenity?  This will be used in a library program. ','5ded5fc28d88fbf8194ca10644a395fb',0,'','qhGn0kd7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5976,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062450700,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Slohands','Re: comedy foreign film','How about pictures by Jacques Tati - Mr. Hulot\'s Holiday, Mon Oncle.','29ccf2c07a67715dfc5d198d64821f43',0,'','q5B2n7CF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5977,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062462285,1,0,1,1,1,1,'auteur','Re: comedy foreign film','Jacques Tati is the best director of comedies. The gags are entirely visual with practically no dialogue. My favorite is PLAYTIME.','472670271e5e3d425a3e726f0832e41e',0,'','g8Q05pA2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5978,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063373985,1,0,1,1,1,1,'smurfrevolt','Re: comedy foreign film','i like the monty python films. but i\'m not sure if their appropriate for a library.  ','38404e2b882545ff8f1ce6b9e66aee28',0,'','wXExHhm4',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5979,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063374004,1,0,1,1,1,1,'smurfrevolt','Re: comedy foreign film','*they\'re','452d6c1bb65c963f3e5c4525a1b4f3b1',0,'','85PBUMJy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5980,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063381101,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: comedy foreign film','Gregory\'s Girl\nWomen on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown','40adb5c69fd9d30295f7d27dbb084d3e',0,'','Tjw9eYtq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5981,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063382486,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gin','Re: comedy foreign film','I really really like \'Johnny Stecchino\' by Roberto Benigni','d871f6b08f60e3f00bc83c34059d8936',0,'','RYDl0E1J',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5982,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063671155,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bauge','Re: comedy foreign film','Thanks to all of you who have replied to my \"comedy\" question.  I have yet to review all of them, but am sure there will be at least one I can use for my film program. ','3152cdbfac942d0ad3193a37c5f274b8',0,'','bvsQgkip',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5983,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063761289,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kcpuden1','Re: comedy foreign film','Barking Dogs Never Bite by Jooh-ho Bong, Korean','721bc803c690f8c073fb80731869267f',0,'','zQ8uCUM6',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5984,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063842673,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bauge','Re: comedy foreign film','I tried to find \"barking dogs never bite\". It\'s not listed in our library system, nor could I find it on Amazon.  ','9dcb02c3f23e8245cd327416d597f0be',0,'','pWLUmVDe',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5985,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063848386,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kcpuden1','Re: comedy foreign film','I got my DVD of Barking Dogs Never Bite from MachiavelDVD.com, its a Canadian site.  The DVD is Region 3 NTSC.  Cost was $22.15.  It is available also at HKFlix.com and YesAsia.com, cheaper than MachiavelDVD.com.  I got it from MachiavelDVD, since I like Marc the owner of the site, I don\'t mind spending a few extra bucks.  \n','910b48e3bac42f73fb18e1e25e83b1c5',0,'','3YVfWHdz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5986,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063874973,1,0,1,1,1,1,'yoo','Re: comedy foreign film','My Sassy Girl, a Korean romantic comedy.  Unfortunately, it\'s currently only available in Region 3 DVD.  A couple of vomit scenes and one scene where a character scolds some young prostitutes, but by and large an inoffensive film.\n\nGuns & Talks, another Korean comedy.  An all-region Hong Version is available but, unfortunately, the subject matter is riskier:  it\'s about a gang of hired killers.  Don\'t remember if there\'s swearing in this one.\n\nShaolin Soccer, a HK flick.  Nothing offensive that I can remember.\n','a7088cc7e6cd283e317499ad3ff7de8a',0,'','qy8l5hZF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5987,1334,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063921154,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa-1','Re: comedy foreign film','Possibly \"Kikujiro\"','b91cad8b89f963fd0c701b210299864a',0,'','V0hCn1UZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5988,1335,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1062757455,1,0,1,1,1,1,'rmunoz1975','Punto y Aparte','This film played in Los Angeles and San Diego but I missed it does anybody know if it is still playing anywhere near these areas ??????????????','bd2828f1b7947338fa34eb2a3c8329f5',0,'','6RaUBD4c',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5989,1336,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063762594,1,0,1,1,1,1,'blueberries4','Det Nya Landet','I\'m looking to but a movie called \"Det Nya Landet,\" or in English, \"The New Country.\" I\'m just a newbie at finding foreign films. It\'s Swedish, and I\'m looking for a version with English subtitles. Does anyone have suggestions for where I could buy it?? I\'ve tried Amazon and Ebay. It\'s a pretty new movie and probably will only get more difficult to find. Thanks much\nSally','3f199f4e399796df6dde69d9aa051d32',0,'','cFjH1lEo',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5990,1337,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1063762598,1,0,1,1,1,1,'blueberries4','Det Nya Landet','I\'m looking to but a movie called \"Det Nya Landet,\" or in English, \"The New Country.\" I\'m just a newbie at finding foreign films. It\'s Swedish, and I\'m looking for a version with English subtitles. Does anyone have suggestions for where I could buy it?? I\'ve tried Amazon and Ebay. It\'s a pretty new movie and probably will only get more difficult to find. Thanks much\nSally','3f199f4e399796df6dde69d9aa051d32',0,'','Np2fY06h',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5991,1337,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065693868,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jasjesbe','Re: Det Nya Landet','[b]Det Nya Landet[/b] ([i]The New Country, 2000, Sweden[/i]) was a four-chapter mini-serie made for TV by director Geir Hansteen Jörgensen. In the wake of their success it was converted in a feature-length film.\n\n I don\'t know of any DVD/video available so far.','b45c2c34398c86d11c9c502ad3500c49',0,'','FvEc294M',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5992,1338,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064045879,1,0,1,1,1,1,'new_order2003','end scene in \"La Pianiste\" (aka \"Piano Teacher\")','Could anyone tell me (or, at least guess) the significance of the end scene whereby Erika stabbed herself then walked out of the building?','c09f65b039dfa64926159dd3a3b9bd51',0,'','HQE2Gfuz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5993,1339,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064130993,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpw76','salut','I am looking for a \'70s film with Mastroanni called Salut l\'artiste. Has anyone seen this film or know where I can get it . Thank you','d669d66a27b6a58740d1fbfdceb1bd95',0,'','0GwU9PdX',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5994,1339,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064171652,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Labellequevoila','Re: salut','You can get it anywhere. Even used ones at Half.com. If you have problems I will send you a copy.','9219d5948b043c1df851a1abc82ec95a',0,'','VZxquHzK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5995,1339,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064183260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpw76','Re: salut','Thank you very much. I found it and ordered it this morning. I saw this film when I lived in Paris in the late seventies and the opening scene with the telephone has always stuck in my mind. I haven\'t seen it since and I am looking forward to reliving that camera swirling around a Mastroianni in full Louis 15th or 16th attire with a telephone at his ear. Thank you again.','8a4d0e5ac53fd90e8d568eabff938939',0,'','KT4vm3zu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5996,1340,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064289962,1,0,1,1,1,1,'cuchulain55','Eldra','Does anyone know where I can find a copy of Eldra? I can\'t find it any where.','a5568b6244cac393ebf9931285698e5c',0,'','3GJqCwPp',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5997,1341,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064340817,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hkauf','A woman riding a Friesian (big black) horse on the beach','I don\'t remember much from this film, it was a long time ago that I saw it.  I think it had three seperate stories and one of them was about this woman, and she rides the horse out of the stables and onto the beach.  I think the stables were on fire.  It was a very dreamy and arty film.  Does anyone have an idea of what it is?\nThanks, Heather','f2119513d055d3a241cb252fc1eba628',0,'','Z1W04cys',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5998,1341,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064660504,1,0,1,1,1,1,'szindbad','Re: A woman riding a Friesian (big black) horse on the beach','Hello, hkauf. It\'s a film entitled \"Histoires Extraordinaires\" (or \"Spirits of the dead\" in English). As you wrote, it contains three segments. The segment you wrote about (with horse) is directed by Roger Vadim and stars Jane Fonda. The second segment is directed by Louis Malle and the last (and best) - by Federico Fellini. I agree this is a very arty and poetic film, though Vadim\'s segment was pretty bad.','4608c6439c52607d36b9765cce0ccd3d',0,'','gDQKM0Jv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(5999,1341,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064693141,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hkauf','Re: A woman riding a Friesian (big black) horse on the beach','Thank you so much, it was really driving me crazy!  I agree the segment was pretty bad but I have a friend who wants to see it for the horse.\nThanks much,\nHeather','6191bcc506359667fa2780a15eac7aaa',0,'','07Mdmfgk',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6000,1342,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064965145,1,0,1,1,1,1,'ajmilheiro','I am trying to find out the name of a certain film, please help!','I am looking for the name of a film in the 80\'s probably.  It is about a young women inherits a barber shop.  And an older man falls in love with her and goes to her to get his hair cut constantly.  They get married, but theres a trajic ending.  Does anyone know what this movie is called?','ef3ef437115e5d3f13a88f070b0621e1',0,'','zRykF8r7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6001,1342,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1064979267,1,0,1,1,1,1,'auteur','Re: I am trying to find out the name of a certain film, please help!','[i]Le Mari de la Coiffeuse[/i](The Haidresser\'s Husband) was released in 1990 in France, and two years later in the USA. It was directed by Patrice Leconte, the director of [i]Ridicule, Man on a Train, Girl on the Bridge[/i] and one of my favorites: [i]MONSIEUR HIRE[/I].','a0a6507005261031485d29b2e6db208d',0,'','qAc7g0pk',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6002,1342,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065692487,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jasjesbe','Re: I am trying to find out the name of a certain film, please help!','Auteur, you forgot to say that [b]Le mari de la coiffeuse[/b] has Anna Galiena playing the main character, and that\'s inexcusable!\n\nAnd you\'re right, [b]Monsieur Hire[/b] is the best film by Patrice Leconte and a forgotten gem.\n\nBy the way, whatever happened to the first actress in Leconte\'s [b]Le parfum d\'Yvonne[/b], a girl named Sandra Majani?','879ed041f05f11ea0666fed8f83d8da4',0,'','1VusXQvk',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6003,1343,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065045927,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bwitt','Noi Albinoi','I saw Noi Albinoi at the Vancouver Int\'l Film Fest a few days ago.  In the movie, the main character, Noi, spends time in his tiny town\'s used bookstore.  There\'s a scene where the acerbic clerk reads a long, ridiculously bleak passage from a philosophy book before throwing it in the trash, saying he\'s ridding his store of all garbage. \n\nDoes anyone know the author of the book?\n\nIf you haven\'t seen this movie, I\'d recommend it.  It showed a side of Iceland I\'d never seen, and had startlingly surprising touches.  Best disaffected teen Icelandic drama I\'ve seen all year!','8cf14ae8192a87ffd8c602278b937402',0,'','QXxaeymT',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6004,1344,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065106516,1,0,1,1,1,1,'ilibenzon','looking for a script : A.Wajda \"Everything is for sale\"','I am looking for a script of the A.Wajda\'s film \"Everything is for sale\". I have a copy of this film in Polish,but don\'t understand much','c029b53bd32b03386cf4461f43930c1e',0,'','6yJ24lkq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6005,1345,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065521659,1,0,1,1,1,1,'SPYDER872','Need a name of Film and maybe magazine article....','I was reading one of my numeruous film magazines (could have been premiere,movieline, or some other independent film mag) but it had a whole bunch of odd foreign and independent films. One that caught my eye that I wanted to see (but stupidly forgot to write down) was about I think, a gay midget undertaker who falls in love with his boss. I believe it was a german movie. If anyone knows the name of this movie or even the magazine it was in so I can go get myself a copy of it again (I believe the good girl was featured in it too) I would be more than happy...things like these drive me nuts especially since my other movie friends dont dig as deep into film as me. Thank you in advance!\n\nSPYDER','c5c6689ca0a9f077449ad09048506c2b',0,'','9x1RVpyU',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6006,1346,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065702471,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jpmccusa-1','La Classe de Neige (1998)','Can anyone tell me the name of the classical music piece that plays on and off during the film and during the closing credits? My copy is a bit foggy so I can\'t read it in the credits...\n\nThanks very much.','546258ff656f3c555a68f002f1599b28',0,'','KfNYUoGn',1,0,'',0,0,0);
INSERT INTO `phpbb_posts` VALUES (6007,1346,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067950595,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jasjesbe','Re: La Classe de Neige (1998)','The composer is Henri Texier and you can find the music of the film in his [b]An Indian\'s week[/b] CD.','6c62c02544dbb199ebbe38b162c95427',0,'','cgJUaNtm',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6008,1347,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065853782,1,0,1,1,1,1,'texan_gal','Need help with name of movie','I believe it\'s a French film? It focuses on the relationship between a French girl (white) and her black boyfriend. He was adopted by a white French family. The girl and boy grew up together in the same neighborhood. When they were toddlers, the girl physically hurts the little boy and later become friends and then lovers in their later years. The girl is pregnant and her boyfriend is constantly harrassed. That\'s all I recall of the movie. I was not able to watch the remainder of the film, but it was interesting. ','2c29de9f993cd98d098e85814f67ed70',0,'','kyWqFwjG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6009,1347,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066102746,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: Need help with name of movie','\"A La Place du Coeur\" (1998,France)..?','0fd9ddcba0855b9cfbb2659c6f01402d',0,'','skx5Un29',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6010,1347,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066103225,1,0,1,1,1,1,'texan_gal','Re: Need help with name of movie','Nina - You totally rock! Thank you so much for naming this film! Now I can finally rent it, if I can find it, and learn the conclusion! Thanks again!','b037017c6eb5595b3263329474cf7e25',0,'','mDYXfT0g',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6011,1347,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066115471,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: Need help with name of movie',';-)','7df06e5bbe8ea08572dd208047dc9653',0,'','p1qB7T6G',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6012,1348,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1065956963,1,0,1,1,1,1,'tattarian','Looking for film title','I believe the film is in Spanish.  About a man who constantly cheats on his wife.  She finds out and ends up sleeping with a woman who\'s car breaks down in front of her house.  At one point the husband and mistress are both living in the house together.  The mistress agrees to leave only if the husband gets her pregnant.','8d9f280c9b885fcba321b83159ed0209',0,'','TUtVpNzm',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6013,1348,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066002035,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: Looking for film title','It is \"Gazon Maudit\" (American title \"French Twist\")and it is a French film although the wife is played by the spanish actress Victoria Abril. I think also that it is set in the Pyrennes. Th mistress was played by Josiane Balasko who also co-wrote and directed the film.  ','dc57b9665a20408ff9fa705dfeae2e44',0,'','gGHTmhJV',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6014,1349,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066250342,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HenryGinsberg','1900 (1976)','Every source of information I go to tells me that this is an Italian language film. However, the version I own is in English and I\'m sure it isn\'t dubbed. Can anyone explain this to me?','d7bbe76af941bf6e39f443c045da3df0',0,'','vMZ7lN6e',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6015,1349,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066288200,1,0,1,1,1,1,'auteur','Re: 1900 (1976)','The original is in italian, widescreen and 5 hr. 11 min. long. The version available to anglophones is dubbed, pan-and-scan and 4 hr. 15 min. long. It\'s infuriating!','733596854cda987a0cc551282eb72ddb',0,'','qXCnxMmF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6016,1349,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066288312,1,0,1,1,1,1,'auteur','Re: 1900 (1976)','If I remember correctly,  some of the English-speaking actors dubbed themselves.','7f66b4acb85b597b164fda41e3f293ca',0,'','6qQclg9m',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6017,1349,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066304802,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jasjesbe','Re: 1900 (1976)','Heaven\'s gate, Z1, USA: 219 m.\nHeaven\'s gate, Z2, GB: 219 m.\nHeaven\'s gate, Z2, España: 144 m.\n\nNo comment.','7e98dd19d9d800f301192c0c5f4dd0d9',0,'','ylXg9Upd',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6018,1349,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067274707,1,0,1,1,1,1,'zzzooom','Re: 1900 (1976)','1900 is definitely overdue a dvd release.','8fe659e017c5a3713a43566e5da84e37',0,'','lkptayux',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6019,1349,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069644802,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: 1900 (1976)','1900 is definately overrated!','3f418f150e1f1dc392ff0f3a2c242c6a',0,'','cnoskq0v',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6020,1350,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066281629,1,0,1,1,1,1,'yilinglee','Looking for a Film','I had seen this film around 6 years ago in Vancouver, Canada. It is a spanish background without any talking in the film, only music. I only remember there are some women performing flamingo dancing in front of the abandoned houses... \nIt can be about the Gypsy\'s life... I jsut can\'t remember. If this sounds familiar to you, please let me know the name of film. I believe that the film is 16mm film.thanks ','b6d14b9692265f1c3fb03097987a1672',0,'','vlJcEVeS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6021,1350,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066305389,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jasjesbe','Re: Looking for a Film','Could it be [b]Flamenco[/b] (Spain, 1995), by Carlos Saura?','847fd0a2b645579cf05667f31515d97a',0,'','K4LBb3An',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6022,1350,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066618034,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Looking for a Film','Possibly Tony Gatlif\'s \"Latcho Drom\".a magnificent portrayal\nof Gypsy culture,the music is majestic!','791b88491c7e15b4ea599c337ce99570',0,'','kPGy0cXF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6023,1351,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1066463444,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Does anyone know one of these movies?','I think I\'ve seen all three of these at least 10 years ago. In the first one a nice man starts to grow wings (I think it starts with the man leaning on a fence), to get rid of them he starts behaveing bad (witch he does in a ship at one point) and grows horns. I think this one was in english. The second movie is about a man who falls in love with a girl who lives in a poster, In one scene he visits the girls family inside the poster & I think the poster vanishes in some point. this movie might have been Italian(?), at least I don\'t think it was in english.  The third movie is about a (not very strong minded) man with a horrid (& very strong minded) wife, witch he leaves(?) for a much nicer female.  Think this movie might have been based on one of Isaac Singers books. I think there was a scene with the man glueing a tupee on his head (& one in a train). I don\'t think this one was in english either. -Anyone?  ','9dfd4be965ed1d8862cc5c4283359635',0,'','fdDFmayi',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6024,1352,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067173252,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mike5555','Looking for name of 70\'s film','Im looking for a film from the 70\'s or maybe early 80\'s, about a family living in the slum of some big city (maybe rio or rome?). The father keeps fighting with the other family members, and I think they try to steal his money. Eventually they also try to kill him by poisoning his food. Cant really remember anything else.Thanks.','4fa38650c7b92107c68be1aa49c0b994',0,'','oKLhZBqA',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6025,1352,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067238753,1,0,1,1,1,1,'auteur','Re: Looking for name of 70\'s film','[i]Brutti, Sporchi e Cattivi[/i](aka Down and Dirty) is a 1976 Italian film directed by Ettore Scola and starring Nino Manfredi as the miserly patriarch. The film is equally funny and insightful, and black as moonless night. Scola and Manfredi also collaborated with great success in a more dramatic film: [i]We All Loved Each Other So Much[/i].','e8a6c3b69103c940463c8416602f1483',0,'','vBJ5TAN4',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6026,1352,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067266753,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mike5555','Re: Looking for name of 70\'s film','That\'s the one. Thanks a lot!','f7108e3ae5856740a8cf3dd9a64fff06',0,'','FhzGPs3X',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6027,1353,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067413418,1,0,1,1,1,1,'tvcharcoal','name of french film','I think this is a very well known film. It had a gay man and his niece and her lover (I think) in an old fashioned car show. ','d9eeaecd9df617d8058998d528dcacb0',0,'','bnYlzmT8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6028,1354,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067413423,1,0,1,1,1,1,'tvcharcoal','name of french film','I think this is a very well known film. It had a gay man and his niece and her lover (I think) in an old fashioned car show. ','d9eeaecd9df617d8058998d528dcacb0',0,'','9Ug278Ra',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6029,1354,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067948687,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jasjesbe','Re: name of french film','I think you\'re talking about [b]Le parfum d\'Yvonne[/b], a French film directed by Patrice Leconte in 1994.','52bcc7d284568b9bbdefcb84413b3d5b',0,'','yj6qLfmg',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6030,1355,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067469157,1,0,1,1,1,1,'emily-2','Can you guess this Italian 90\'s Film?','Okay, I don’t remember many details…I think it was an Italian Film in the 90’s.  I think there was a man in a wheelchair and his wife sleeps with his best friend.  There was an amazing sex scene and that’s about all I can remember.  Does anyone know what film it was? ','8815c84206ca1f70258fc1bfba862d23',0,'','dQ7xrSw1',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6031,1355,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067470536,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: Can you guess this Italian 90\'s Film?','How bout Pedro Almodóvar\'s \"Live flesh\" (Carne Trémula, 1997), it\'s Spanish thow.','6d62b4242f1db68fbcb421697611086f',0,'','7ijnHdvy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6032,1356,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067701468,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Flor_De_Luna','Need title! ..eats cricket, dances w/ shadow, comedy/horror film....','Not foreign or Indie - just driving me crazy! Can\'t remember the title! From the 90\'s I think, vampire comedy?  The only 2 scenes I recall are: 2 men having tea outdoors, one eats a cricket/grasshopper when the other isn\'t looking, then denies it. (Although the legs are clearly hanging from his mouth.) British or just british accents? Help before I drive myself nuts!  Thanks! ;-D ','f648213efe0341d37d9efbca2d1175fd',0,'','BEc4FYNA',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6033,1356,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067727181,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Need title! ..eats cricket, dances w/ shadow, comedy/horror film....','I remember seeing a grasshopper being eaten in some film/TV programme or other, but am desperately trying to remember where now. Going mad, in fact.','cd474d0947ecbf32325119082440a8b0',0,'','QUVw3fzM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6034,1356,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067729041,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: Need title! ..eats cricket, dances w/ shadow, comedy/horror film....','\"Dracula: dead and loving it\" (1995, D: Mel Brooks), Leslie Nielsen and friends takeing the piss out of Coppola\'s \"Dracula\".. (-?) ','cebdca8768974298c2f89a9c78dabdd4',0,'','yiYBrk91',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6035,1356,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067765640,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Flor_De_Luna','Re: Need title! ..eats cricket, dances w/ shadow, comedy/horror film....','Thank you SO much!!!! I was going nuts today!\n;-D \n\nNow I\'m off to see if they have it on DVD! \nYou\'re a life saver! ;-)  Linda','b12d57ec6bfae0a0199ec204cf288fca',0,'','N1ldmvfp',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6036,1357,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067748999,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HenryGinsberg','What is German expressionism?','I think that I will make my new year\'s resolution to see some films by Murnau as he is one of a few major film makers who I haven\'t been lucky enough to catch anything by. So I was just wondering - what exactly is German expressionism?','bc9e17375e62649dc36038cd5f158342',0,'','y00p5t9z',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6037,1357,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067895978,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: What is German expressionism?','Try this site: http://silentmoviemonsters.tripod.com/germanexpressionism.html','d9f3ea58f63ae664707b46d65a6457bf',0,'','jgdSrHoU',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6038,1357,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067897622,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: What is German expressionism?','From what little I know...\n\nExpressionism was initially a visual art movement in Germany pioneered by the groups Blaue Reiter and Die Brucke - look at paintings by people like Oscar Kokoschka or Wassily Kandinsky (himself a Russian) for examples. The term \"Expressionism\" was adopted to demonstrate the counterpoint to the French \"Impressionist\" movement. While Monet etc. painted landscapes, Expressionists believed that art should show the inner \"Geist\" of the artist and so concentrated on portraits of people in despair etc. Munch\'s The Scream is probably the most famous Expressionist painting.\n\nThis ethos was adopted later by composers (Schoenberg, Strauss etc.) and cineastes like Murnau and, to some extent, Fritz Lang.','25dd3ad4e24f2933d1a976f203f49a35',0,'','ExlTf3wX',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6039,1357,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067897968,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: What is German expressionism?','Actually, some of the information I have given above is a bit misleading. For less abstract Expressionist art, try looking at Munch or Max Beckmann. Nina\'s link is excellent though.','83e6f45f1ed83692b5e4922032597061',0,'','ZxaNlSg2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6040,1357,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067924209,1,0,1,1,1,1,'nina*','Re: What is German expressionism?','Some examples of Expressionist paintings on this little page, if your\'re interested.. (check out the quotes in the bottom of the page..;-). Max Beckmann (lot of great paintings, love the colors), George Grosz (\"to Oskar Panizza\" is fab), Otto Dix (not for the self portrait..) & George Rogault (\"Slaughter\") are some of my personal favourites on this field..\nwww.artlex.com/ArtLex/e/Expressionism.html','ccc2d0da8b11238fe577e553d90e591b',0,'','e85zlNBh',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6041,1358,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1067932668,1,0,1,1,1,1,'yuvalho','name that movie','hi,\ni am looking for the name of a scandinavian film from the late 80\'s, about a group of fishermen who get entangled in an espionage conspiracy on a deserted island.\ngreat movie.\nthanks a lot,\nyuval','a440af6acb299b6bae7bdfdcbc223bee',0,'','a7A4B6yl',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6042,1359,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068347156,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Mr_Riss','Films from the middle east (Besides Iran)','I am looking for films produced in the middle east.  Mainly, saudi arabia.  Does anyone know where I can find some.  Any help is greatly appreciated.','5bc5e28309628250219a2b328fedc0b4',0,'','1Azsvb4Y',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6043,1360,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068437997,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HenryGinsberg','How do you define an auteur?','There are many angles to the auteur theory. As simply as possible, how would you define what an auteur is? Personaly I...err...don\'t have a clue.','b33bb94c26863b38833cae233c91b80d',0,'','tghXdjFV',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6044,1360,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068538121,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: How do you define an auteur?','Jean Renoir!','1ff0e5595efade8a1b423bbcad6d30a5',0,'','vZi4bTMF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6045,1361,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068499422,1,0,1,1,1,1,'monamukherji','Can someone find the name?','A film where parents leave their two kids with the governess and go out for party. A stranger comes n knocks the door. The governess doesn\'t open, she goes through great fear coz this man sounds unsafe and suddenly she finds the kids MISSING!  Even ater several years, She does not recover from it and the investigation continues...(saw this much only..can u name the film?)','735179d763503373311d42dcb4a29c95',0,'','9ejc5J0D',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6046,1361,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068551260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Can someone find the name?','Sounds like it could be very loosely based on The Turn of the Screw by Henry James.','0b540addf0e1fcdfa13ba04837b82fc3',0,'','oex9rtwD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6047,1361,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068593817,1,0,1,1,1,1,'ustink','Re: Can someone find the name?','Is that the one with Julian Sands and Patsy Kensit?','893b86fd31b1583fc8c2f20d171550d6',0,'','TAjnND5s',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6048,1361,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068599881,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Can someone find the name?','There have been lots of adaptations, though this one doesn\'t sound exactly like the book.','a8e36aa72667d01c0a6b960b2ad8bda4',0,'','KgPRZdUc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6049,1362,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068708677,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Zatoichi','Help finding movies with Akino Yoko','If you don\'t know which Akino Yoko I\'m talking about it\'s the one that appears alot on Iron Chef, yeah that woman.  Any movie that you know has her would be helpful.  THANX','2b1ac310a78ed0b62ca938000869c298',0,'','nYwjNSeM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6050,1363,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1068951570,1,0,1,1,1,1,'anitamweber','name of contemporary adult \"Beauty and the Beast\"','What is the title? Expedition of explorers go to Arctic and are killed by part man/part beast. Young ,beautiful  reporter journeys to find her explorer/financee, who she hopes is still  alive. Instead, she finds the beast ,who she \" tames\" and brings back to civilization. All the media attention angers the beast and turns the shy young girl into a femme fatale celebrity.\nI am desperately trying to find the title to this film that I saw on cable. ','3da428b341de12905d1f9cabbe2e05df',0,'','0k1EUNr8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6051,1364,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069230522,1,0,1,1,1,1,'chris','Stellan Skaarsgard porn flick?','Checking out the film history of SS on IMDB and found he had been in a swedish porn flick from the 70s called Anita,Swedish nymphet.I dont belive he \"participated\" in any activities but it is to me quite astonishing.Does anyone know more about this?Thanks.','02c1b9680d7bdd8aa0c27af78dddd66c',0,'','sC8Rzt1H',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6052,1364,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069262220,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Stellan Skaarsgard porn flick?','Despite the suggestive title, it doesn\'t look like a porn film, more a serious film about sex (in the manner of WR: Mysteries of the Organism). I imagine that such a film starring Stellan Skarsgard would have a rather higher quality of acting than the average porn film as well. Interesting piece of trivia though.','cc99e15125b033d875e98616373478bb',0,'','6HX4yCzi',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6053,1365,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069294975,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mcpoppins','Jean-Claude Killey','Was there a bank heist movie or diamond heist movie that has Olympic skier Jean-Claude Killey as one of the robbers.  I\'ve seen it but can\'t remember the name.','fdf622daad98bf41f2715e3f25b253b6',0,'','PtjqwK1b',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6054,1365,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069522107,1,0,1,1,1,1,'lionelz','Re: Jean-Claude Killey','His name is Jean Claude Killy. Imdb.com says he played in a movie called \"Snowjob\" or \"Ski Raiders\" where he has a plot to heist $240,000 dollars.','d92ddb4d6460e04a8cee9453cff0619a',0,'','vbCYp3ij',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6055,1366,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069368300,1,0,1,1,1,1,'HenryGinsberg','Question about The 400 Blows','Whay is it called The 400 Blows? I\'ve never been able to figur that out.','442893abd25df3e8fa827a5de54c2b05',0,'','TPbW2Gu3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6056,1366,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069376625,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jdcopp','Re: Question about The 400 Blows','The phrase \"les quatre cents coup\" is a french idiom describing the difficulties of adolescence. ','84d9f1f82accd7cace14e2710d65cb38',0,'','tDsqyGHw',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6057,1366,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069379642,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Gaz','Re: Question about The 400 Blows','I think the usual translation given is \"to raise merry hell\" - it has to do with running wild. A very apt title for the film.','1480c4a8e694111270d77c4421b5397f',0,'','KsA6PDN2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6058,1367,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069398536,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jimmythebollocks','Japanese Film Awards','I\'m looking for any kind of site that might give me a rundown of which films have won \"Best Film\" in Japan.  I was under the impression that Japan had a long-standing ceremony but upon further research Best Film is widely acknowledged to be the winner of a poll by the magazine KINEMA JUNPO.\n\nIf anyone knows where I could find a listing of winners let me know.','9c6e70fbbccb0eba90b4e5182783c534',0,'','PweniE4T',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6059,1367,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069910751,1,0,1,1,1,1,'groom_daniel','Re: Japanese Film Awards','This should give you the Kinema Jumpo 10 best for every year from 1924-2002:\n\nhttp://www.excite.co.jp/world/url/body?wb_url=http://village.infoweb.ne.jp/','d00192ff5a7c7f554e090119c4b3382b',0,'','DSwQMm2E',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6060,1367,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069910916,1,0,1,1,1,1,'groom_daniel','Re: Japanese Film Awards','OK, that link doesn\'t work -- try this http://www.excite.co.jp/world/url/body?wb_url=http%3A%2F%2Fvillage.infoweb.ne.jp%2F%7Efwnk1502%2Fdata%2Fdata2.htm%23kinejun&wb_lp=JAEN&wb_dis=2','ad9b8821bcc53e1f62df5e330b137f08',0,'','AQ8aDi5r',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6061,1368,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1069702629,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jhorich','Amerca\'s Image In Foreign Films','I am researching a paper about how the United States is portrayed in foreign films. Though American characters and dialogue about American, what is the image of the USA in foreign cinema? Has that image changed over the years in different cultures?\n\nIf anyone knows of any papers, articles, books, documentaries, references, ect. that would help me out in my research that would be great.\n\nThanks...','5210e44c8efd32e0560d2f160d99ed88',0,'','xh2Fq0z7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6062,1368,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1070027332,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jh66','Re: Amerca\'s Image In Foreign Films','afraid i don\'t have any tech data,but i think it\'s more a case of what image the USA gives itself overseas(talking stereotypes via Hollywood here).\nspeaking as a Brit,we-maybe like other europeans-see how the US portrays itself & it\'s people through film in mixed ways ;powerful,great,welcoming,sinister,violent,creative,proud,scared,suspicious,friendly,hateful,freedom-loving,racist...etc.\nhollywood is a business though,and as such,could not possibly be a responsible or credible conduit for truth or fair assessment due to it\'s need for using sensationalism to generate a profit. \n\n\n\n','dacb8ca4f7b4e477699a44466b7218d9',0,'','lf13Spyx',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6063,1368,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1071729436,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Amerca\'s Image In Foreign Films','Try Jean Luc-Godard\'s \"In Praise of Love\",the old lefty get\'s stuck into the yanks & the hollywood system.Top film too.','4d00f3ddb55e09a67bf19218ac81f2e7',0,'','du4hsNAz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6064,1369,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1070077529,1,0,1,1,1,1,'vinayjs_77','Movie Buff','Anyone out there a real Bruce Lee Movie Buff????','a365fdf891b0624f3db2ebdde190de24',0,'','4GZyDYus',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6065,1370,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1070451411,1,0,1,1,1,1,'iilana49','Strange film. 50s maybe. Possibly French.  Hairy woman in carnival.','I want to say this movie was 50s, but it could have been a decade older or newer.  It was black and white and I believe it was French or other European. The story centered around a woman with a condition that caused her to have fur all over her body. The woman was sold to a circus where she worked as a sideshow freak. The woman looked like Ingrid Bergman but this film is not listed in her filmography. She fell in love with the carnival owner who promoted her and eventually pursuaded him to marry her. The guy lived off her sideshow earnings. In the end she lost her fur during childbirth and her husband faced the tragic possibility of having to seek gainful employment. I think this movie was meant to be a black comedy, but it was facinatingly strange and somewhat feminist in an offbeat way.  I saw it on late night television about 33 years ago and it was titled, \"The Hairy Woman\" but this was probably the American title.  I have searched for this film and even asked a professor of a film class once.  No luck.  Does anyone remember this movie?  ','29f265e7481b68cc01d30f616e630535',0,'','4gSTeZy3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6066,1370,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1072587864,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Labellequevoila','Re: Strange film. 50s maybe. Possibly French.  Hairy woman in carnival.','Perhaps you\'re talking about the movie \"La Donna scimmia\" w/Ugo Tognazzi & Annie Girardot. English title \"The ape woman\" 1963 or 64. French title\" Le mari de la femme a barbe\" ','05b77e605794f07372e7b882dc0592f6',0,'','8hjWQeXu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6067,1370,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1072655553,1,0,1,1,1,1,'iilana49','Re: Strange film. 50s maybe. Possibly French.  Hairy woman in carnival.','That may have been the film if it was ever shown on American television. Do you know where I can obtain more information about this film? ','1b66b4e938a4c967735320448bdaa6e2',0,'','97BcEaDH',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6068,1371,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1070909615,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jerry.brown','Need to learn the name of  this described comedy','do not remember the nationality of this comedy (Fench, Italian maybe?) but it was about a man that was separated from his wife and son, he worked as an accountant at a  condom factory and at the advice of his neighbor pretends he is gay to save his job. ','731b8575b8c12c15e63e4e3bfc8b1245',0,'','sG9x5cMW',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6069,1371,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1070917293,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Knoxville','Re: Need to learn the name of  this described comedy','I\'ve heard of this film, I think it\'s french and I\'m pretty sure Gerard Depardieu is in it, can\'t remember the title though.','4662497d9d39e325bd9e6935a9e8d25a',0,'','Qxv0dhEq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6070,1371,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1070919361,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jerry.brown','Re: Need to learn the name of  this described comedy','Found it. The title is LePlacard \"the closet\". THanks for the tip!','31b71e125b11a71438f725bfdadc4092',0,'','JWtfMwXe',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6071,1372,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1071254162,1,0,1,1,1,1,'flyingdutchma61','visconti','why hasn\'t Visconti\'s film: The Leopard\' been available for rental or purchase?  This is one of his best','4b6190f949ecd832efefb77071fcfb61',0,'','3GpCJhz0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6072,1372,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1071283085,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: visconti','Bloody good Question,the restored version is playing right now in Australia & i\'m off to see it as i haven\'t seen it for 30 odd years. let\'s hope it is released on DVD soon.','06f8ee79ca31751a5861dd1740a232eb',0,'','6ZltLaCc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6073,1372,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1072587212,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Labellequevoila','Re: visconti','I don\'t know what the problem is. I have this movie. In Italian w/engl. subs. VHS  Very long movie. Let me know if you\'re interested. 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The majority of the film is in Spanish w/ subtitles, but there are parts in English.\nThe movie shows the relationship of the teenagers, more like they are coming to the age of discovery…emotionally, sexually, etc.  The main character is a young boy, who’s mother is always away on business, and he is being raised by a nanny whom, we ultimately find out is molesting him.  While that story line surges, we also see the other teen’s lives and their inner struggles.  I think one girl’s parents are on the verge of divorce (?) another has an eating problem, and the other male (the American boy) has a drug problem (?).  Honestly, I could be very off with the supporting characters storylines.\nThere’s an old abandoned house these kids find, and the lead boy ends up living there, in escape from his nanny.  \n\nThat is the skeleton.  I saw this film the summer of 2002, on IFC (I think).  I was on the verge of sleep at 2am or so when the film began.  I think the title scene grabbed my attention.  I had no intention to watch the entire thing, but I simply couldn’t turn off the TV and go to sleep.  I stayed up through the whole thing, and made it a point to remember the title.  I woke up the next morning, went to work, and completely forgot the title.  Now, here I am, over one year later, racking my brain, reading through random reviews, trying to find this damn film.\n\nCan anyone help me!?\n\nPlease, if this sounds familiar to you, please, please, please email me @ missdanelle@yahoo.com and let me know.  I will be eternally grateful!\n','de429a5dcd367261ce1937c7f4ed50b8',0,'','AugnUo7l',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6077,1375,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1072715683,1,0,1,1,1,1,'saratw2','What do TV channels use to broadcast movies?','Do TV channels use DVD\'s to broadcast movies?\n\nI\'m asking because some older foreign films that I have seen in the past are grainy. But then I\'ve noticed that lately some of these movies (Seventh Seal) are broadcast and they look so much better. Are they using the new Criterian DVD\'s?\n\nSome movies on TCM look so much better now than they did several years ago. Is this due to the newly restored DVD\'s? Or is it because digital cable tv improves the looks?\n\nI suppose I should know all this but I don\'t. Do any of you know?','8aab974ccefb4462ba27ebea16fd146d',0,'','anPN2ZBb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6078,1375,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1073177042,1,0,1,1,1,1,'saratw2','Re: What do TV channels use to broadcast movies?','I am sorry I have had no replies for this. Where could I go on the web to find out if TV channels use DVD\'s to broadcast movies.\n\nFor example, what does HBO use?  Or TCM?\n\nI have never understood how TV channels broadcast movies.','cab962ba2c2b6c4c3a90d3c611ad3953',0,'','gUCEweRj',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6079,1376,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1072881188,1,0,1,1,1,1,'miro007_us','BG cinema','\nyeah, the page doesnt work and all the other countries you can see their movies, but not Bulgaria. \nas i see it this must be fixed. Bulgaria has some very, very good movies that not many people out of the country has seen i guess, but there some that should actually have won an oscar or something. offcourse as always the country has never been paid attention to. \nnot for food, beaty, music,movies etc.\nall of them high points of this country.\nyou are missing a lot and i really think the page should be fixed. ','86416b8674dfc0d42bcb058566a99de5',0,'','FPrAQ8Gc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6080,1376,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1072905715,1,0,1,1,1,1,'FF-jason','Re: BG cinema','Page is fixed now.  Perhaps you would like to add some films to it?','450b278bc8b1923a31e13a2a76c6b849',0,'','PmXJMNFW',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6081,1376,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1072962535,1,0,1,1,1,1,'miro007_us','Re: BG cinema','Yeah, thats pretty good. thanks for taking this seriously. :) \nI can tell you some really good movies. first i need to remember most of them and maybe I will make a list i can post. there are really good movies, it just that i didnt watch Bulgarian films for years now. \nAnyway, you have one of the best ones out there. \n\"Kozijat rog\". Its a movie that most of you here should check out! 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A French movie; the male lead meets a woman who works several odd\njobs, including pretending to be scared at a man\'s driving, and\npretending that a woman\'s husband is dead and being the attending nurse\nnext to the bed. The male goes on these jobs, and the cutomers find that\nit\'s much better with the new guy around (because he\'s really scared of\nthe driving guy\'s driving, for example). Bit and pieces of the man turn\ninto cartoon animation; in one scene he\'s feeling up his date in the\npark, but it\'s the cartoon hands that are doing all the work without his\npermission. By the end he\'s completely transformed into a short,\nwhite-haired, animated man.\n\n2. A french movie about infidelity. The movie ends with the female lead\nsaying something along the lines of \"why does love make men strong and\nwomen weak\".\n\n3. A Spanish movie about a woman who hates her husband. At one point he\nbreaks his leg (she breaks it?) and she kicks him out of the house\nbecause he\'s cheating on her. She starts to date an old man, one of the\ndates is in a planetarium. The title had something about the woman being\nthe devil I think (but she\'s not, really).\n\n4. A French (maybe French-Canadian) movie that takes place in a hick\ntown somewhere. I remember nothing about the plot except that the male\nlead is a screwed up guy, and when he goes to a town dance, he spins the\ngirl he\'s with around and around really faster until she\'s scared.\n','4ad1b15bb0e711f7da14dec4c274b1fd',0,'','C9lMQL8D',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6085,1380,5,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1073800154,1,0,1,1,1,1,'micshaun','Spanish Film with song \"Por Que Te Bas\"  ?','What is the name of the Spanish Film and the director\'s name, where the young actress sings the beautiful song \"Por Que Te Bas\". It featured in the recent Canadian television series \"Cinema\'s of the World\".','0cada61b44248bfd8317a682b616b026',0,'','8rJTuCiD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6088,1368,5,53,0,'122.53.25.241',1238895704,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Re: Amerca\'s Image In Foreign Films','You might look at it through the lens of post-colonial theory too.  I can\'t remember whether it was Bhaba or Spivak who said something about how the colonized would syncretize the Colonizer\'s culture and language with their own; there\'s also mimicry, and a third thing...I think, about being &quot;the other&quot; of the colonizer.  Anyway, it would probably be a good idea to mention the cinema of the former American colonies and see how they represent America, Americans, etc, and what America\'s impact is on the culture.  <!-- s:D --><img src=\"{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_biggrin.gif\" alt=\":D\" title=\"Very Happy\" /><!-- s:D -->','2fd94695fad4b4b7e86e50d076954107',0,'','49vmye3g',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6090,1383,3,113,0,'68.12.155.148',1238988878,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','french film name','I\',m looking for a french film classic, saw it on TV years ago, about a little girl who stays with a family in the country and is befriended by a little boy.  At the end of the film, a social worker takes her away and she gets lost in a train station.  Do you know the name of the film?','9dcfe30f087e572339b9e3e7a130f593',0,'','16a76suu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6091,1384,6,2,0,'69.120.114.47',1239112484,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Oldboy - 2003, South Korea','[youtube:1zgru6i5]&lt;object width=&quot;425&quot; height=&quot;344&quot;&gt;&lt;param name=&quot;movie&quot; value=&quot;http://www.youtube.com/v/YLn1y9v6yno&amp;hl=en&amp;fs=1&quot;&gt;&lt;/param&gt;&lt;param name=&quot;allowFullScreen&quot; value=&quot;true&quot;&gt;&lt;/param&gt;&lt;param name=&quot;allowscriptaccess&quot; value=&quot;always&quot;&gt;&lt;/param&gt;&lt;embed src=&quot;http://www.youtube.com/v/YLn1y9v6yno&amp;hl=en&amp;fs=1&quot; type=&quot;application/x-shockwave-flash&quot; allowscriptaccess=&quot;always&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; width=&quot;425&quot; height=&quot;344&quot;&gt;&lt;/embed&gt;&lt;/object&gt;[/youtube:1zgru6i5]','1ecb1fc4801a8b14d6a49de5ec6a7565',0,'AAQ=','1zgru6i5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6092,1385,6,2,0,'69.120.114.47',1239112590,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Lady Vengeance - 2005, South Korea','[youtube:3dznfurp]&lt;object width=&quot;425&quot; 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Makk’s Love is a beautifully made film, picked by the excellent British critic Derek Malcolm in his book of 100 favourites. Another Way was fine. I also thought My Way Home and The Red and the White by Jancso were excellent, the sense of space, the landscapes and smooth roving camera; the latter captures the swaying fortunes of battle, a sense of individuals caught up in larger events not always in their control. I’d still like to see Red Psalm. Szabo’s Mephisto (1981), a German co-production won the Foreign Film Oscar; about an actor (Brandauer) who sells his soul to the Nazis and then comes repayment time.\n\nI’ve heard very good things of Witness (Bacso) and its apparently Svejk-like character appeals- parts of the Good Soldier Svejk (Czech) book were hysterical.\n\nFrom this decade Mundruczo’s Johanna was interesting, a sort of operatic Joan of Arc in a hospital- she’s an angel for the patients, who are understandably happy that she’ll sleep with them to assist their cures. I\'d like to see his film Delta which the International Critics\' prize at Cannes i think\n\nTavaszi Zapor/Spring Showers by Fejos is an early classic from 1932 i fancy seeing; it was picked in the BFI’s 360 classics. Hollering’s Hortobagy is a notbale mix of documentary/fiction mix from 1936, about the way of life, animals and music, especially the horsemen and their noble steeds, of the countryside at the time.\n\nOk, i’ll say a bit on some shorts on youtube- Hadarics Gabor’s “Connections”, one of several shorts from Gyor, may appeal to lovers of the US avant-garde and home-made amateurish vids, but it’s distinctive and strange, reminded a bit of Tarkovsky’s Stalker (mainly the music). 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Had it not been for the ahem little matter of shooting his wife, blinding her in one eye, his name might be more prominent still. Another Griffith, D.W. the pioneering film great, boasted of his descent from Welsh princes. \n\nA recently restored silent bio of a Welshman, Elvey’s The Life Story of David Lloyd George, has been very well received. I’ve not seen it. Other bios of Welshmen include Henry V (Branagh is stronger than Olivier on Hal\'s self-proclaimed Welshness, if memory serves) and Lawrence of Arabia. Well known films with Welsh subjects include How Green was my Valley (adding to the mining singing stereotype), and Zulu, with its again lustily singing brave soldiers at Rorke’s Drift, Truffaut’s Anne and Muriel (with the not very appropriate alternative title Two English Girls.) and The Old Dark House. The 1941 version of The Wolf Man seems to be set in a very transylvanian Wales. \n\nIndigenous Welsh films i most like are the Oscar-nominated Hedd Wyn, about a young poet in WW1, and Eldra, about a Romany girl with a fox and owl for friends. Both have their hearts in the right place and make use of pretty locations. I’m less keen on Twin Town and Human Traffic, while Solomon and Gaenor, also nominated for Best Foreign Film, is well meaning but a bit staid. Leaving Lenin, about a school trip to Russia, is pleasing and won the audience award at the London Film festival. On the Black Hill, about Welsh hill-farming brothers, is worthwhile. My dad helped author Bruce Chatwin with necessary local colour, information and anecdotes \n\nPaul Robeson became a lifelong friend of Wales and the miners when starring in The Proud Valley. The 1920s animation Jerry and the Troublesome Tyke (Bilby, Griffiths) is quite charming. More recently, there have been Russian-Welsh animation co-productions such as The Miracle Maker \n\nWelsh directors include Richard Marquand (Jagged Edge, Return of the Jedi), Terry Jones (Monty Python) and Peter Greenaway; his subjects tend to be more Anglo-Dutch, but Tulse Luper and The Falls do have clear Welsh links. Acting has been something of a strong point: Anthony Hopkins (Silence of the Lambs), Ray Milland (Lost Weekend), Hugh Griffith (Ben Hur), Catherine Zeta-Jones (Chicago) and Edmund Gwenn (Miracle on 34th Street)- though it’s not clear whether he was born in Wales or London- have all won Oscars. Other notables include Richard Burton, Stanley Baker, Jonathan Pryce (Brazil), Timothy Dalton (James Bond), Desmond Llewelyn (&quot;Q), Christian Bale, Peggy Cummins (Gun Crazy), Michael Sheen (making a speciality of turns as well-known people, e.g in Frost-Nixon and The Queen). A Welsh cinematographer of note is Peter Biziou (The Truman Show, Mississippi Burning, In the Name of the Father…) \n\nWales itself as a location has stood in for other countries in Carry on up the Khyber (India), Inn of the Sixth Happiness (China), From Russia with Love (Yugoslavia), The Keep (Romania), The Lion in Winter (England), Moby Dick (US coast), Tomb Raider 2.. \n\nRichard Attenborough has been trying to create a rival to Hollywood and Bollywood with studios in South Wales- “Valleywood”- but this has hit financial problems and been delayed. \n\nSome famous names of Welsh parentage: Charlie Chaplin, Naomi Watts, Bette Davis, Susan Sarandon, Bob Hope, Esther Williams, Myrna Loy, Russell Crowe.. \n\nWhereas several Welsh stars have left for Hollywood, Julie Christie and Oscar-winning cinematographer-director Chris Menges have set up home in Wales, Menges’ Second Best about a boy adopted by a postmaster and starring William Hurt, was filmed in the small town where i was brought up. \n\nOh and scientist Donald Davies was crucial in the development of computer communications, enabling the creation of the internet and its film possibilities… and your presence here','d2c941505560bdebd5fe2c9ce8e48485',0,'','1rzq30wc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6190,706,3,91,0,'86.214.242.13',1239561620,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Re: What are the best books on the general history of world film','David Cook: History of Narrative Film\n\nDavid Bordwell, Kristin Thompson: Film History\n\nGeoffrey Nowell-Smith (Ed): Oxford History of World Cinema\n\nGilbert Adair: Flickers\n\nall from several years back','2d4552a7e12c2fe2653ec2cc9e6cd72a',0,'','3svdfakb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6191,1479,7,91,0,'86.214.113.229',1239566149,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Top 10 films of the decade (2000-9)','1.Mulholland Dr (Lynch)\n+\nCrouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Ang Lee)\nWerckmeister Harmonies (Tarr)\nFar from Heaven (Haynes)\nBlissfully Yours (Apichatpong Weerasethakul)\nDogville (Von Trier)\nHowl\'s Moving Castle (Miyazaki) \nInnocence (Hadzihalilovic)\nThe Piano Tuner of Earthquakes (Quay bros)\nMy Winnipeg (Maddin)','4c99eb0f4b6b445794c3822e7c14012d',0,'','3dk4vin6',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6192,1480,7,91,0,'86.214.113.229',1239573591,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Recommended short films','well, i think it\'s time the tyranny of the feature-length film was overthrown, and with sites like youtube that\'s probably already been happening. Here\'s a long list of the short films (and a few featurettes) that have tickled my fancy, and i\'m always on the lookout for more goodies\n\n1895 Arrival of a Train (Lumiere bros) \n\n1900 Little Tich (Guy-Blaché)\n\n1901 Man with the Rubber Head (Melies)\n\n1902 A Trip to the Moon (Melies)\n\n1905 Danse Gitane (Guy-Blaché)\n\n1906 Dream of a Rarebit Fiend (Porter)\nL\'Emeute sur la Barricade (Guy-Blaché)\n\n1907 La Saucisse (Guy-Blaché)\n\n1911 The Lonedale Operator (Griffith)\n\n1912 The Land Beyond the Sunset (Shaw)\n\n1913 Bout de Zan Vole un Eléphant (Feuillade)\n\n1914 Twilight of a Woman\'s Soul (Bauer)\nA Child of the Big City (Bauer)\n\n1915 Daydreams (Bauer)\n\n1916 The Rink (Chaplin)\n\n1918 A Dog\'s Life (Chaplin)\n\n1920 One Week (Cline, Keaton) \nThe Scarecrow (Cline, Keaton) \n\n1921 The Goat (Keaton)\nManhatta (Strand)\n\n1922 Cops (Cline)\n\n1923 The Smiling Madame Beudet (Dulac)\nLe Retour a la Raison (Man Ray)\n\n1924 Entr\'acte (Clair)\nBallet Mécanique (Leger)\n\n1925 Jerry the Troublesome Tyke (Bilby, Griffiths)\n\n1926 Town Rat, Country Rat (Starewicz)\nMénilmontant (Kirsanov)\n\n1928 The Seashell and the Clergyman (Dulac)\nThe Fall of the House of Usher (Watson, Webber)\n\n1929 Un Chien Andalou (Bunuel)\nBrumes d\'Automne (Kirsanov)\n\n1930 Aimless Walk (Hammid)\n\n1931 Douro Faina Fluvial (Oliveira)\n\n1932 The Music Box (Parrott)\nBetty Boop, M.D (Fleischer)\n\n1933 Night on Bald Mountain (Alexeieff, Parker)\nZéro de Conduite (Vigo)\nBetty Boop\'s Snow White (Fleischer)\nLand without Bread (Bunuel)\n\n1934 The Mascot (Starewicz)\nSong of Ceylon (Wright)\nThe Seahorse (Painlevé)\n\n1935 Composition in Blue (Fischinger)\nColour Box (Lye)\n\n1936 Partie de Campagne (Renoir)\nRose Hobart (Cornell)\nBirth of the Robot (Lye)\n\n1937 Clock Cleaners (Disney)\n\n1938 Mickey\'s Trailer (Sharpsteen)\n\n1940 Themis (Grant)\nSwinging the Lambeth Walk (Lye)\n\n1943 Meshes of the Afternoon (Deren)\n\n1944 Jammin\' the Blues (Mili)\nAt Land (Deren)\n\n1947 L\'Ecole des Facteurs (Tati)\n\n1948 Inspirace (Zeman)\nCat Concerto (Hanna, Barbera)\nThey Caught the Ferry (Dreyer)\n	\n1949 Begone Dull Care (Mclaren)\n                            \n1952 Neighbours (McLaren)\n                           \n1953 White Mane (Lamorisse)\nLes Statues Meurent Aussi (Resnais, Marker)\nDuck Amuck (Jones)\n\n1955 Blinkity Blank (McLaren)\nOne Froggy Evening (Jones)\nNight and Fog (Resnais)\n\n1956 Toute la Mémoire du Monde (Resnais)\n\n1957 What\'s Opera, Doc? 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(Permedi)\nSally Slapstick (Kosir, Krzic)\n\n2007 Connections (H.Gabor)\nHotel Chevalier (W.Anderson)','a7ed0e1313f940eae3b7b5a35ef63710',0,'','1q4iw9ow',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6193,1479,7,2,0,'69.120.114.47',1239588285,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Re: Top 10 films of the decade (2000-9)','Here\'s my list... in no particular order.\n\nCity of God\nLost in Translation\nThe Wrestler\nPersepolis\nThe Lives of Others\nSideways\nVolver\nIn the Mood for Love\nThe Twilight Samurai\nMonsoon Wedding','bbb2dc145dd2e159277854ae8119c768',0,'','1nmjdgkx',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6194,1445,3,123,0,'58.69.9.147',1239621494,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Re: Merry Go Round and the delights of Hungarian Cinema','[quote=&quot;kenji&quot;:2by3yurx]Thanks a lot for that- Cats Play is not one i\'d heard much about. Makk’s Love is a beautifully made film, picked by the excellent British critic Derek Malcolm in his book of 100 favourites. Another Way was fine. I also thought My Way Home and The Red and the White by Jancso were excellent, the sense of space, the landscapes and smooth roving camera; the latter captures the swaying fortunes of battle, a sense of individuals caught up in larger events not always in their control. I’d still like to see Red Psalm. Szabo’s Mephisto (1981), a German co-production won the Foreign Film Oscar; about an actor (Brandauer) who sells his soul to the Nazis and then comes repayment time.\n\nI’ve heard very good things of Witness (Bacso) and its apparently Svejk-like character appeals- parts of the Good Soldier Svejk (Czech) book were hysterical.\n\nFrom this decade Mundruczo’s Johanna was interesting, a sort of operatic Joan of Arc in a hospital- she’s an angel for the patients, who are understandably happy that she’ll sleep with them to assist their cures. I\'d like to see his film Delta which the International Critics\' prize at Cannes i think\n\nTavaszi Zapor/Spring Showers by Fejos is an early classic from 1932 i fancy seeing; it was picked in the BFI’s 360 classics. Hollering’s Hortobagy is a notbale mix of documentary/fiction mix from 1936, about the way of life, animals and music, especially the horsemen and their noble steeds, of the countryside at the time.\n\nOk, i’ll say a bit on some shorts on youtube- Hadarics Gabor’s “Connections”, one of several shorts from Gyor, may appeal to lovers of the US avant-garde and home-made amateurish vids, but it’s distinctive and strange, reminded a bit of Tarkovsky’s Stalker (mainly the music). Then there’s the 1980 Oscar-winning short animation by Rofusz, The Fly- well worth catching (or is that swatting?), as is Ivanyi\'s 1996 Cannes -winning Wind (Szel)[/quote:2by3yurx]\n\nThanks for the quick survey of Hungarian cinema. I\'m taking down notes. I\'m discovering and hearing about films I should watch out for. It\'s really disconcerting to hear and see how this part of the world, and Eastern Europe in general, has been kept in the margins of filmdom (a situation that is not about to change), when it has produced some of the finest films and directors in the history of world cinema.\n\nJancso is a favorite of mine too. My Way Home is also probably my number one film by him. It\'s a poignant film towards the end, but the rest of the film is also his most emotionally rewarding, and dare I say most enjoyable, a quality that he reins in in his subsequent films. This film also inaugurates his trademark style -- the highly mobile and highly choreographed cinematography, the thematics of war, the overall mise en scene -- that became more and more pronounced in films like The Red and The White, The Round-Up, and The Silence and The Cry. (Red Psalm approaches utmost stylization, plus the fact that this is, if I\'m not mistaken, Jancso\'s first attempt at color. He doesn\'t disappoint.)\n\nI\'ve also treasured the two Marta Meszaros films I\'ve seen, namely, Adoption and  Diary for My Children. In my to-watch-pile, I have The Unburied Man. \n\nElsewhere, I have in my possession several of Zoltan Fabri\'s films, including Merry-Go-Round, Sweet Anna and Fifth Seal. It\'s quite ironic that I\'ve yet to see any of them. The same goes for Baczo\'s Witness, my copy of which is missing at the moment. I enjoyed seeing Karel Stekly\'s The Good Soldier Sveijk, so I wouldn\'t mind seeing another bumbling, comedic character in Witness. \n\nIs Fejos the same as Pal Fejos or Paul Fejos? I have located his Fantomas (1932), but without English subtitles.  I have also located Kornel Mundruczo\'s Delta, plus several of his other films. Great time to be a cinephile if you don\'t mind bittorrents. I can share an invite with you if you are not too averse to this. Cheers!','1b751b8d649a99b5caec3fd308f3546b',0,'gA==','2by3yurx',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6195,1445,3,123,0,'58.69.9.147',1239622801,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Re: Merry Go Round and the delights of Hungarian Cinema','MY WAY HOME  (Miklos Jancso, 1965)\n\n\nSomething about the images of war haunts and fascinates \nJoseph, a wide-eyed 17-year-old partisan who wanders across \nthe Hungarian plains on his way home in the final days of \nSecond World War. He lingers on a war-torn landscape,\nand seems uninterested to continue his journey home. \nHe has not anticipated what will happen shortly. In short order,\nthe bewildering and harsh lessons of war are brought home\nto him, as he gets variously caught in a series of internments \nand arrests by renegade Cossacks, bandits, and the advancing \nRed Army.\n \nAs a prisoner of war, Joseph experiences firsthand the\nhorrors and absurdities of war. He comes close to death\nas he is lumped together with common bandits who are\npromptly executed by the Soviets. Released on one of his\ncaptors\' pure whims, he wanders around trying to find\narmaments left behind and marvels at reconnoitering planes.\nCaught wearing a Nazi uniform, he is captured by Soviet \ntroops again but is spared by virtue of his Hungarian documents. \nInstead he is sent to a cow farm manned by a wounded \nsoldier who is no older than he is. He becomes the soldier’s \nassistant in milking the cows, and although they hardly speak \neach other’s language at first, they form a strong friendship.\n \nThis brotherly bond between the two is captured in a series\nof scenes of idyllic bliss, scenes that might remind us of the \nmemories of the young protagonist in Tarkovsky\'s Ivan\'s \nChildhood: shooting at frogs with pistols, toppling Greek \nstatues, chasing after bathing girls, goofing around among ruins. \nScenes that contrast bittersweetly with the evidence of war. \nAll manner of play enjoyed by teenage boys. Young Joseph also \nstarts to learn the foreigner’s language and absorbs his thinking, \nno more apparent than in a scene where he puts on the soldier’s \nuniform and pretends to be one of the Red Army in order to \nget help for his bedridden friend. Reminiscent of the freeze-frame \nof Antoine Doinel that ends Truffaut’s 400 Blows, a close-up \nof young Joseph’s bewildered face ends this movie, coinciding \nwith the end of war, his own freedom marred by a rude \nawakening that he must flee from.\n \nFilmed in stark black and white, My Way Home reflects\nmany of the themes to be found in Jancso’s other films\nset in war, namely Round-Up and Red and White. It is\nnot so much a pessimistic view of war depicted here as it is \none of  naturalism; few virtues can be attributed to war, after\nall. It\'s been told many times before but the retelling here\nis done with little comment: the depiction of war\'s aberrations\nhappens without warning, not lingered on and sometimes \nin long shots that remove a sentimental meditation on them. \nThe characters are merely figures -- without faces and names \n-- caught in the sad dynamics of war. What remains in the final \nreckoning are the human casualties, abused and dehumanized \nby the changing vicissitudes of war. To the victor, as the  old \nadage goes, the spoils. Jancso does not wallow in the dark \nnature of war, however, as the camera captures an uncommon \nfriendship between captor and prisoner. The scenes involving \nthe two boys are the most diverting,  the mine-littered Hungarian \nplains receding farther and farther back into an almost forgotten \nbackdrop.','3164375608ecae46819a9106d616aa56',0,'','336sycjc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6196,1477,7,123,0,'58.69.9.147',1239624823,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Re: Films by Women: a Canon','Elaine May (Mickey &amp; Nicky) \n\nSandrine Bonnaire (Sabine) , I haven\'t seen the film though, although the reviews\n                                          are good\n\nfrom the Berliner Schule\n\nAngela Schanelec (Passing Summer, Marseille)\nValeska Grisebach (Longing)\n\nOn a note: I just realized that some directors with female-sounding\nnames aren\'t female at all. Examples: Idrissa Ouedraogo, Flora Gomes,\nKaren Shakhnazarov  <!-- s:lol: --><img src=\"{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif\" alt=\":lol:\" title=\"Laughing\" /><!-- s:lol: -->','68db7d8444e1202d283c425cc0f359ee',0,'','2jgl57mt',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6197,1445,3,91,0,'86.214.113.229',1239638410,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Re: Merry Go Round and the delights of Hungarian Cinema','Thanks a lot for all that. Yeah, it\'s the Pal Fejos who made the silent classic Lonesome. Here\'s a list i\'ve compiled of what i take to be the most notbale or essential Hungarian films\n\n1932 Tavaszi Zapor (Fejos)\n\n1935 Hortobagy (Hollering)\n\n1939 Deadly Spring (Kalmar)\n\n1947 Valahol Europaban (Radvanyi)\n\n1955 Merry Go Round (Fabri)\n\n1964 My Way Home (Jancso)\n\n1965 The Corporal and Others (Keleti)\n\n1966 Cold Days (Kovacs)\nFather (Szabo)\nRound Up (Jancso)\n\n1967 The Red and the White (Jancso)\n\n1969 The Toth Family (Fabri)\nThe Witness (Bacso)\n\n1970 The Falcons (Gaal)\n\n1971 Love (Makk)\nRed Psalm (Jancso)\nSindbad (Huszarik)\n\n1975 Adoption (Meszaros)\n\n1976 The Fifth Seal (Fabri)\n\n1978 Angi Vera (P.Gabor)\n\n1980 Confidence (Szabo)\nThe Fly (Rofusz)\nHappy Birthday, Marilyn (Szoreny)\n\n1981 Mephisto (Szabo)\nTime Stands Still (Gothar)\n\n1982 Another Way (Makk)\nA Diary for my Children (Meszaros)\n\n1984 Colonel Redl (Szabo)\nIstvan, a Kiraly (Koltay)\n\n1985 Sound Eroticism (Timar)\n\n1987 A Diary for my Loves (Meszaros)\n\n1990 A Diary for my Father and Mother (Meszaros)\nMeteo (Mesz) \n\n1992 Junk Movie (Szomjas)\nSlap-Jack (Timar)\n\n1994 Satantango (Tarr)\n\n1996 Wind (Ivanyi)\n\n2000 Werckmeister Harmonies (Tarr)\n\n2002 Hukkle (Palfi)\n\n2003 Kontroll (Antal)\n\n2005 Johanna (Mundruczo)\n\n2006 Taxidermia (Palfi)\n\n2007 Connections (H.Gabor)\nThe Man from London (Tarr)\n\n2008 Delta (Mundruczo)','42adc46a6ac0d42a003156690c3e51e6',0,'','165wzatp',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6198,1477,7,91,0,'86.214.113.229',1239638531,1,0,1,1,1,1,'','Re: Films by Women: a Canon','+ Carol Reed and Emanuele Crialese\n\nOh, May was an oversight, the others i don\'t know about.','95bf60683dc16742a9e8dc1a2f5aeff0',0,'','s4i5ykfm',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6200,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163007600,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Choosing films to rewatch','I have spent the last 2 years (thanks to Netflix and this forum) watching lots of wonderful films. In fact sometimes it has seemed like a whirlwind of movies.\r\n\r\nNow I am thinking of taking a few weeks off from new movies, and choosing 20 films that I really love and watching them again.\r\n\r\nI have not chosen my list yet. There are so many to choose from.\r\n\r\nBut I will ask you. Which 20 movies would you like to see and study again? Hard choices. Maybe unfair to ask or to try to do this. But I want to devote a bit of time to rewatching the best of the best.\r\n\r\nShould I pick only one movie per director? What would you do? (Only ONE Kurosawa??? Bergman?? Fellini?? That\'s painful. Perhaps I\'ll just not make that restriction on myself.)\r\n\r\nWant to share lists?\r\n\r\nSara','2225bd7701230fdec6086e1149b3c7e7',0,'','zqSrZsH5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6201,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163008860,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','I am rewatching films on a regular basis, and not only films I previously enjoyed. It has something to do with observing how your tastes and perceptions change overtime, as well as the fact that i think every work of art deserves multiple viewings for its full appreciation. \r\nIn fact I\'ve been rewatching more films in the past few months than watching new ones.\r\nIf you want to rewatch 20 movies in during the next few weeks, I\'d suggest that you choose from some categories:\r\na) films you really want to see again\r\nb) personal favorites\r\nc) films you are not sure you have \"grasped\"\r\nd) films you forgot you saw them\r\ne) films about which you may change your opinion on a rewatch (in which direction is another question)\r\nf) films you didn\'t like, but which others consider worthwhile.\r\n\r\nI\'m sure there are more possibilities, but I can\'t think of them right now. \r\nWould be great if you could talk a bit about your feelings and experiences when you have rewatched some movies and are able to compare the two experiences of it.','fdf765537b765c393860762426ac4342',0,'','86yXAWvG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6202,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163012640,1,0,1,1,1,1,'MikLosk','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Hey, Sara, so do I. I\'ve recently decided to rewatch my favourite movies to make sure of their perfection and to write notes on them. You can see my first effort - review on L\'Eclisse - in \"Classic Cinema\" section. Since there is already review on Picnic at Hanging Rock and Otto e mezzo there (and also review on Giorgino in \"World Cinema\" section), this is the fourth part of my ambitious project \"25 Flawless Masterpieces of World Cinema\". Although I\'m not sure if I would post these reviews often. They exhaust me very much. If you\'re interested in my list of \"flawless masterpieces\", here it is. \r\n\r\n(no particular order)\r\n\r\nupdate: \r\nI deleted this list to make thread \"25 flawless masterpieces\" more intriguing','4567686435196302187d3442ec93e405',0,'','2B8SwLVk',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6203,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163023620,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Well off the top of my head some films I\'d love to watch again for any of the reasons A mentioned would be \r\n\r\nDiary of a Country Priest (Bresson)\r\nThe Mirror (Tarkovsky)\r\nAll About My Mother (Almodovar)\r\nBlow-Up (Antonioni)\r\nThe General (Keaton)\r\nThe Awful Truth (McCarey)\r\nBreaking the Waves (Von Trier)\r\nThe Apu Trilogy (Ray)\r\nIn a Lonely Place (Nicholas Ray)\r\nThe Apartment (Wilder)\r\nPersona (Bergman)\r\nRear Window (Hitchcock)\r\nNatural Born Killers (Stone)\r\nTo Be or Not To Be (Lubitsch)\r\n\r\nI know there are more, but these are all films for one reason or another I\'d like another look at.','dcf4962a433015ec33d54dbf0df06adb',0,'','3BCpkToy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6204,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163041380,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Thanks for all the response.\r\n\r\nA, I like your suggestion to watch, along with favorites, films we may not have fully grasped.\r\n\r\nThat said, I think the Bergman films are the first I want to rewatch. My favorites were Winter Light, Seventh Seal, Wild Strawberries, and of course Fanny and Alexander. But the ones I did not fully grasp perhaps were Persona or Cries and Whispers. \r\n\r\nI think the Fellini films that I loved most were Nights of Cabiria and maybe Amacord. But the one I never got a real feel for was 8 1/2 or the one where they all got on a great ship - can\'t remember the name.\r\n\r\nAnd for Tarkovsky, I loved all of the films of his I have seen except one. But I will not flatter myself by saying I grasped the full scope of The Mirror, Andrei Rublev, the Sacrifice, or Nostalghia. (I did not like Solaris and will not do a guilt trip on myself by making myself watch that again.)\r\n\r\nAs for Kurosawa - I have loved all of his films. Ran was my favorite, followed by Red Beard, Dreams, Rashoman, Kagemusha, Yojimbo, Throne of Blood - so many. I don\'t know which to pick here. I\'d like to revisit them all!\r\n\r\nSo I am working on my list. Thanks to all of you for giving me your \"want to see again\" lists.\r\n\r\nThanks also for listening to me \"muse\" aloud.\r\n\r\nSara','0f24be5966baea2b976d7555ae105bb1',0,'','UbDl2RTd',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6205,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163042040,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Traditionally films on my to see again list are better phrased as films I slept through the first time. I shamefully admit to sleeping through parts of probably every Tarkovsky film the first time around. I\'m a little dismayed at your thoughts on Solaris, considering I think its his best film, although I\'m a bit of a minority on this site for that. Of Fellini\'s films, I\'d say 8 1/2 is the film that offers the most out of multiple viewings, and that\'s not just because its my favorite foreign film ever. Its much denser and multi-layered than his other films and therefore has more to pick at.','abd4f98402b304d76f3ee1a90227ceec',0,'','DvF6oGrb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6206,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163113680,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','wpqx, \r\n\r\nI know what you mean about wanting to rewatch films you \"slept through.\" So many great films you have to really work at - and so many times I have had to go back on the DVD and start over because I got lost - or dozed.\r\n\r\nSo now that so many of you have spoken, I think I will change my plan to include 8 films I really enjoyed easily - and 12 that I know are great but which I still need to work at.\r\n\r\nAs for Tarkovsky, all of his films are so beautiful. But I had to really work at watching and grasping them. (All but the Steamroller and the Violin. That was fun to see.) But Andrei Rublev, the Mirror, and Nostalghia are not easy films to understand - but so worth every miniute you spend with them.\r\n\r\nSo now I will not do it all in 2 weeks as planned. Maybe 1 or 2 \"rewatches\" a week for as long as it takes.\r\n\r\nFirst off, I think I will watch Tarkovsky\'s Sacrifice again. That one was hard. But you know, I taped (off of TV) a documentary of Tarkovsky\'s filming and thoughts on the Sacrifice. (He was dying at the time. But still so full of life. It was filmed at his home and he was in bed surrounded by his friends.) I am so happy I taped this some years ago. (I never fully watched it, but it will be a great companion to watching the Sacrifice.)\r\n\r\nThanks to you all. Your thoughts and your love of good movies inspire me.\r\n\r\nSara','b8d32d05f42adf3af2eddd44be534b9d',0,'','g2YRM37P',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6207,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163122260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','I have that same documentary and it is rather enlightening. Made me want to re-watch the film. I just found out my career at DePaul is rapidly coming to an end, so I need to raid the library with a vengence if I\'m going to see everything I want by semester\'s end.','a96e37563f5b596e836b57adfe5093dc',0,'','5WESTkHZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6208,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163135460,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Nice thread, Sara.\r\n\r\nHere\'s a short list of films I don\'t mind watching over and over for some of the same reasons that\'ve been mentioned above. (These aren\'t necessarily the films I consider to be the Best.)\r\n\r\nLes Vampires - Feuillade\r\nApocalypse Now - Coppola\r\nL\'Atalante - Vigo\r\nThe Rules of the Game - Renoir\r\nChinatown - Polanski\r\nBlue Velvet - Lynch\r\nRed Desert - Antonioni\r\nMouchette - Bresson\r\nSunrise - Murnau\r\nM - Lang','f7d9b02f68513d5f233bb4d5edb8d11b',0,'','PLxyoawZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6209,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163140740,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Forgot about Blue Velvet that\'s been in my to watch pile for years. By that I mean my to re-watch pile, ever since the last special edition DVD came out. Sunrise was certainly one of the best films to benefit from a second viewing from me, it helped tremendously. Rules of the Game I\'ve seen three times I believe, and it wasn\'t until that third time that it really clicked, maybe it was that new illustrious print courtesy of Criterion. Also can\'t ever turn down any opportunity to watch Apocalypse Now, anywhere, ever. The new DVD that combines both versions is still shrinkwrapped and I\'m just waiting to meet someone who utters the magic words \"I\'ve never seen that\" for me to bust it out. That film\'s whole dynamic has changed for me. I used to be bored and dismayed by the ending. Now I can\'t wait for Brando to show up, and have chills down my spine with every line of demented poetry he speaks enshrouded in darkness. My god Coppola was completely out of his mind when he shot that, but it works so well, hence the reason the film\'s still in my top ten. Chinatown is another film I have wrapped on DVD waiting to be watched. I have seen it twice but I\'m yet to watch it in its proper aspect ratio, so some may claim I haven\'t really seen it at all. \r\nAnyways I have to drop out of college after this quarter due to overwhelming financial issues, so I\'m getting nicely wasted tonight, I mean really drunk. I surprised myself by having 5 beers left in my fridge, and I\'m gonna probably drink all of them then go out to get drunk, so don\'t mind me, I can be an alcoholic tonight, I have a reason.\r\n\r\nIn case you\'re wondering I\'m drinking Stella Artois, and if you want to know where I heard about it, you guessed it from a commercial before a movie in the Highland Park Landmark Theater. Leave it to a high brow movie theater to introduce me too what is surely the finest beer on earth, the @#%$ is so smooth, but now I sound like an alcoholic, don\'t mind me, I ramble. My friends are already at the bar, and I got more drinking to do.','00f09330fd28241e7791c29a70262044',0,'','m9VW40jR',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6210,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163164200,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','I hope things work out for the better.','362eabfbf6fb7aaa28a3d7c112ed4998',0,'','CmHW2dSw',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6211,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163180520,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Stella Artois is the only lager I\'d drink, most are too gassy and sugary for my taste. You should try and come to the UK wpqx and try some real beer, you would probably be in for quite a shock and would probably be permanently wasted.\r\n\r\nBack to the subject of films though, I don\'t have a list of films to rewatch but often find myself taking a second look at films that didn\'t hit the mark the first time. Some end up rising in my estimation whereas some I enjoyed first time really drop on second or third viewings. I\'m also often inspired to rewatch a film after reading other members comments here, Head On is calling me at the moment.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','9a74287f565d2201442a6753459bfcb1',0,'','LVCGmJ03',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6212,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163196120,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','I just had an overwhelming notion to re-watch the Monkees\' Head, certainly one of the most tripped out films of the decade, and one of the very few ventures into screenwriting for Jack Nicholson. Great movie, but I need sleep right now. Apparently you English pride yourself on your ability to outdrink people, so good for you.','5893d59440452cfeeb2f516f59065a00',0,'','QLGh1s9V',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6213,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163209860,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Apparently you English pride yourself on your ability to outdrink people, so good for you. \r\n\r\nThey do have a reputation especially abroad, they\'re known as \"lager louts\". Thankfully I\'m Welsh. \r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','e6f9c3a5b09e658c5a9686e4ee365392',0,'','y7g6vnV9',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6214,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163295120,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','This is my tentative list of films to rewatch. (They are not my favorites nor are they all the greatest films, but they are ones I would like to see again for various reasons.)\r\n\r\nTo rewatch for pure joy:\r\n\r\n1 Fantasia 1940\r\n2 Aguirre, the Wrath of God\r\n3 Diary of a Country Priest\r\n4 Yojimbo\r\n5 8 1/2\r\n6 Amadeus\r\n7 Paths of Glory\r\n8 One Flew Over the Cuckoo\'s Nest\r\n\r\nTo watch because these films, though I liked them, have more depth than I was able to absorb the first time I saw them:\r\n\r\n9 Battleship Potemkin\r\n10 Tree of Wooden Clogs\r\n11 Children of Paradise (Carre)\r\n12 Cries and Whispers\r\n13 Persona\r\n14 Rules of the Game\r\n15 L\'Atalante\r\n16 Andre Rublev\r\n17 The Sacrifice\r\n18 Passion of Joan of Arc\r\n19 all of the Decalogue\r\n20 Faust (Murnau) or Vampyr (Dreyer)\r\n\r\nAnd #21 because this film I always wanted to see, yet was glad when it was over: The Last Year at Marienbad (groan.)\r\n\r\nThis list is subject to change at a moment\'s notice.\r\n\r\nAny comments? Or suggestions?\r\n\r\nSara','ad8d8cc9924270b18375f100420d540f',0,'','RLu1vbZN',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6215,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163299440,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Last Year at Marienbad can drag at times, I nearly slept the second time I saw it too.','887ea4d0416c750dba48822e6f10d66d',0,'','yHvplPh2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6216,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163349300,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','Nice list Sara, the whole of Decalogue , now that\'s a challenge in itself and truly worth the effort.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','bbd8b5744b3cadcaeba3d15461bdcf11',0,'','12qUpHWf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6217,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163374680,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','If it counts, I plan on watching A Short Film About Killing and A Short Film About Love in the near future, so that\'s like re-watching 20% of the Decalogue. I\'m not sure if its been too long since I\'ve seen the whole thing, but I wonder if I\'ll be able to see how exactly they were expanded. All honesty I just haven\'t watched and Kieslowski in awhile, and I need to change that.','9354c0064c64198866ca5da9cd5b1f8d',0,'','RzKyJQN5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6218,1482,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1163539380,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Choosing films to rewatch','I think it\'s a very good list.\r\nIn fact, if I had these films available at home I\'d (re)watch them also \r\nExcept for Yojimbo, which I did rewatch some weeks ago, and which I think I\'ve fully grasped (so it will have to wait a couple of months for another viewing. )\r\n\r\nFirst time I saw Paths of Glory, I didn\'t like it. And I was already a Kubrick fan by then. Second time i saw it I fell in love with it, and now consider it one of the greatest films ever. Perception always changes, and it is really interesting to observe that.\r\n\r\n\"Children of paradise\" is imo one of the greatest works of art in the history of mankind, and I\'m amazed at it everytime I watch it. It drags a bit at the end of Part 1, but overall it is really masterful. But you are not alone in not aprreciating it to this extent. My favorite writer on film, Andre Bazin, who wrote about it in the 40s, didn\'t think much of it and saw it as a failure. He praised instead Carne\'s Les Visiteurs du soir from 1942. \r\n\r\nI have the decalogue on VCD at home, but it won\'t play on my PC. Otherwise I would have watched it two weeks ago.','2a756a024ee6cd8c4f6ebe726d2c8f0f',0,'','EF9pQlx1',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6219,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118433720,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mikevan9','Films never seen','I don\'t know why I find this topic (among us) to be interesting, but I do. Even though it seems we\'ve all seen most of the worldwide classics, there are still some on my list. \r\n\r\nIf you go by the ranking of all time films on theyshootpictures.com (which is a composite of several lists and link is below, if I\'ve done it right), which are the top films that you have yet to see? \r\n\r\nMine are (and, yes, I need to see more Fellini):\r\n\r\n1. Rules of the Game\r\n2. 8 \r\n3. Singin in the Rain\r\n4. La Dolce Vita\r\n5. Children of Paradise\r\n6. Au Hasard Balthazar\r\n7. Ordet\r\n8. Ugetsu\r\n9. La Strada\r\n10. The Mirror\r\n\r\nwww.theyshootpictures.com/gf1000_ranking1-100.htm','2ec8557245715e0a57c9d12b19951aeb',0,'','aJgGtYTh',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6220,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118435340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Films never seen','Mikevan hi, you mean you haven\'t seen the ones listed above?\r\n\r\nI\'ll have to check through the full list.\r\n\r\nWild Strawberries, being trying to get hold of this for a long time.\r\n\r\nNashville, don\'t really know why except I have no love for country & western music, I\'ve had plenty of opportunity to see it but I\'ve never really been bothered. \r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','d3839789c1447ca2d8369d380359ec28',0,'','8u7am0Vp',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6221,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118442840,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mikevan9','Re: Films never seen','Yes. In other words, of the movies on the list - there are a 1,000 of them, ranked - those are the top ranked ones I haven\'t seen. Of the first 100, I\'ve seen about 75 of them. Been avoiding Fellini for most of my life, although I saw Nights of Cabiria recently and liked it.','a13ebf50744853461f83d56b7f42ec79',0,'','dpazfwnR',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6222,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118448960,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Films never seen','I only looked at the top 100, the 2 listed are the ones I haven\'t seen although there are quite a few I haven\'t seen in a long time.\r\n\r\nMy biggest surprise from your list was \"Singin in the Rain\" it\'s the sort of film you think everyone has seen at least once, I\'m not a great fan of musicals but this is a classic, fairly humorous as well.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','116e95f0071f40e566ccf09bb856fa1e',0,'','BysAepMc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6223,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118451600,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Films never seen','Not to be a know it all, but I\'ve seen all the films on the top 100.\r\n\r\nNow if I poke through the remaining 900 I\'m sure they\'ll be a couple. Honestly I\'m a little impressed with myself.','c3a9e99ec776ab619a8c1f87d480db09',0,'','AE1WU25v',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6224,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118471400,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Films never seen','I realize that it\'s not a competition (nor it should be), but I\'m also impressed (with myself ). 97 is the # for me, and the 3 I haven\'t seen from the top 100 are: \r\n\r\nThe Magnificent Ambersons (for obvious reasons, although that shouldn\'t have stopped me)\r\n\r\nFanny and Alexander (Not to long ago, Rosenbaum hadn\'t seen it either so I had company)\r\n\r\nThe Wild Bunch (still catching up on Pechinpah)','be5295fc8e0e328a096673b7eddc082c',0,'','vrNPHSEG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6225,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118474940,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Films never seen','I was a little skeptical with the ranking there. I mean how is From Here to Eternity #1000? There was a lot of crap above that. Now the three films you just mentioned are pretty damn deserving, although only the Wild Bunch would probably make my top 100. Criterion\'s DVD of Fanny and Alexander is pretty well worth it, but you should know that by now. As for Ambersons, well maybe some day it\'ll come out on DVD, I\'ve seen it three times, and all off of TCM. I would recommend reading my review of it, but it works a little better if you\'ve seen the film, I don\'t want you to come after me claiming I gave away too much.','1fadee97ae18c66989ee42a29e78841a',0,'','Fy9TMo3s',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6226,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123712640,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kookook','Re: Films never seen','1. Rules of the Game\r\n2. 8 \r\n3. Singin in the Rain\r\n4. La Dolce Vita\r\n5. Children of Paradise\r\n6. Au Hasard Balthazar\r\n7. Ordet\r\n8. Ugetsu\r\n9. La Strada\r\n10. The Mirror\r\n\r\nMe too never seen all those movie...','6fe4a97dea38a72f34472b2caed9202a',0,'','QWTC5Jiu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6227,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123721100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Films never seen','Damn Singin\' in the Rain should be mandatory for all human\'s to see, it\'s in my personal Top Ten.\r\n\r\nMy weakness with foreign films comes from modern pictures, I\'m very ignorant of most contemporary international films, only a select number do I get to see, but I got the classics covered better than most.','876b5db8ec1aaa3ba25d206433e3ccd8',0,'','ut7UixzS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6228,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124906940,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Films never seen','From the first 50 I havent seen:\r\n\r\n(5) Dir 8 (Fellini, Federico; 1963; Italy) \r\n(10) Dir Sunrise (Murnau, F.W.; 1927; US) \r\n(17) Dir Passion of Joan of Arc, The (Dreyer, Carl; 1928; France) \r\n(2 Dir L\'Avventura (Antonioni, Michelangelo; 1960; Italy-France) \r\n(36) Dir Ordet (Dreyer, Carl; 1955; Denmark) \r\n(37) Dir Seventh Seal, The (Bergman, Ingmar; 1957; Sweden) \r\n(41) Dir Ugetsu Monogatari (Mizoguchi, Kenji; 1953; Japan) \r\n(43) Dir Persona (Bergman, Ingmar; 1966; Sweden) \r\n\r\nIm curious for all of those, and have some waiting at home.','542263d9b8f3936688c620dd33d7b5f9',0,'','z1rQl3S2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6229,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1125968580,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Ray','Re: Films never seen','From the top 100, I haven\'t seen:\r\n\r\n3 - Rules of the Game/La Regle du jeu (Renoir, Jean; 1939; France)\r\n5 - 8 (Fellini, Federico; 1963; Italy)\r\n10 - Sunrise (Murnau, F.W.; 1927; US)\r\n11 - Singin\' in the Rain (Donen, Stanley/Gene Kelly; 1952; US)\r\n14 - L\'Atalante (Vigo, Jean; 1934; France)\r\n15 - Raging Bull (Scorsese, Martin; 1980; US)\r\n17 - Passion of Joan of Arc, The (Dreyer, Carl; 1928; France)\r\n19 - Lawrence of Arabia (Lean, David; 1962; UK)\r\n20 - Touch of Evil (Welles, Orson; 1958; US)\r\n21 - La Dolce Vita (Fellini, Federico; 1960; Italy)\r\n22 - Third Man, The (Reed, Carol; 1949; UK)\r\n23 - City Lights (Chaplin, Charles; 1931; US)\r\n24 - Les Enfants du Paradis (Carne, Marcel; 1945; France)\r\n25 - Sunset Blvd. (Wilder, Billy; 1950; US)\r\n26 - Breathless (Godard, Jean-Luc; 1959; France)\r\n27 - General, The [1926] (Keaton, Buster/Clyde Bruckman; 1926; US)\r\n28 - Some Like it Hot (Wilder, Billy; 1959; US)\r\n29 - La Grande Illusion/Grand Illusion (Renoir, Jean; 1937; France)\r\n30 - Jules et Jim (Truffaut, Francois; 1961; France)\r\n33 - L\'Avventura (Antonioni, Michelangelo; 1960; Italy-France)\r\n35 - Ordet (Dreyer, Carl; 1955; Denmark)\r\n37 - Pather Panchali (Ray, Satyajit; 1955; India)\r\n39 - Andrei Rublev (Tarkovsky, Andrei; 1966; Russia)\r\n40 - Contempt/Le Mepris (Godard, Jean-Luc; 1963; France-Italy)\r\n42 - Ugetsu Monogatari (Mizoguchi, Kenji; 1953; Japan)\r\n43 - Au Hasard, Balthazar/Balthazar (Bresson, Robert; 1966; France)\r\n44 - Gold Rush, The (Chaplin, Charles; 1925; US)\r\n45 - Wild Strawberries (Bergman, Ingmar; 1957; Sweden)\r\n47 - Persona (Bergman, Ingmar; 1966; Sweden)\r\n48 - 400 Blows, The/Les Quatre Cents Coups (Truffaut, Francois; 1959; France)\r\n49 - Intolerance (Griffith, D.W.; 1916; US)\r\n52 - M (Lang, Fritz; 1931; Germany)\r\n53 - It\'s a Wonderful Life (Capra, Frank; 1946; US)\r\n54 - Conformist, The (Bertolucci, Bernardo; 1969; Italy-France-Germany)\r\n55 - Modern Times (Chaplin, Charles; 1936; US)\r\n56 - Magnificent Ambersons, The (Welles, Orson; 1942; US)\r\n57 - La Strada (Fellini, Federico; 1954; Italy)\r\n58 - Mirror, The/Zerkalo (Tarkovsky, Andrei; 1976; Russia)\r\n59 - Wizard of Oz, The (Fleming, Victor; 1939; US)\r\n60 - Fanny and Alexander (Bergman, Ingmar; 1982; Sweden)\r\n61 - Nashville (Altman, Robert; 1975; US) \r\n62 - Wild Bunch, The (Peckinpah, Sam; 1969; US)\r\n63 - Voyage in Italy (Rossellini, Roberto; 1953; Italy)\r\n65 - Greed (von Stroheim, Erich; 1925; US)\r\n67 - Pickpocket (Bresson, Robert; 1959; France)\r\n69 - Earrings of Madame de.../Madame de... (Ophuls, Max; 1953; France-Italy)\r\n70 - Playtime (Tati, Jacques; 1967; France)\r\n71 - L\'Age d\'Or (Bunuel, Luis; 1930; France)\r\n73 - Sansho the Bailiff (Mizoguchi, Kenji; 1954; Japan)\r\n74 - Pierrot le fou (Godard, Jean-Luc; 1965; France-Italy)\r\n75 - Sherlock, Jr. (Keaton, Buster; 1924; US)\r\n77 - All About Eve (Mankiewicz, Joseph L.; 1950; US)\r\n78 - My Darling Clementine (Ford, John; 1946; US)\r\n79 - Barry Lyndon (Kubrick, Stanley; 1975; UK)\r\n80 - Ikiru (Kurosawa, Akira; 1952; Japan)\r\n81 - Viridiana (Bunuel, Luis; 1961; Spain)\r\n82 - Leopard, The (Visconti, Luchino; 1963; France-Italy)\r\n83 - On the Waterfront (Kazan, Elia; 1954; US)\r\n85 - Decalogue (Kieslowski, Krszystof; 1987; Poland)\r\n86 - Man with a Movie Camera, The (Vertov, Dziga; 1929; USSR)\r\n89 - Last Year at Marienbad (Resnais, Alain; 1961; France-Italy)\r\n90 - Gone with the Wind (Fleming, Victor; 1939; US)\r\n92 - Blue Velvet (Lynch, David; 1986; US)\r\n97 - His Girl Friday (Hawks, Howard; 1940; US)\r\n98 - Double Indemnity (Wilder, Billy; 1944; US) \r\n99 - Letter from an Unknown Woman (Ophuls, Max; 1948; US)\r\n100 - Gertrud (Dreyer, Carl; 1964; Denmark)\r\n\r\nWow. That\'s depressing.','7d831bf14f0891f78467eea52925e77c',0,'','F3R7rVX6',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6230,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1125975060,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Films never seen','I envy you, there are some damn good films on there.\r\n\r\nCan\'t quite figure out how Gertrud made that list though.','49b574d4a1be4b04468b5401e3361576',0,'','vinAZWq8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6231,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1125977880,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','Re: Films never seen','Ray quick get to it,life is too short!i have every film on your list so there are some rippers therein.you must see them all to judge,but i would definitely seek out The Rules of the Game(my fave) along with Citizen Kane the most influentual of films.\r\nPS Gertrud is a classic ask any intelligentwoman..Cheers','5eb1596a0ecf88c102940b98910c4157',0,'','rfuUD2dX',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6232,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126254900,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Films never seen','Classic yes, but Top 100? \r\nNo way!','66a02e6b766c56da7993824d9fb0cc66',0,'','lsM2Kghc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6233,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137429180,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: Films never seen','@ gratefultiger\r\n\r\ni believe i\'m a woman of average intelligence, and i\'m genuinely surprised that \"Gertrud\" makes it to The List and \"Memories of Underdevelopment\" doesn\'t \r\n\r\nM','2123e54dc4c0d6f6663c2b5cac18c7f7',0,'','DUwGlNQz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6234,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137557100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Films never seen','Maybr Gertrud is better known? Or because it was directed by Dreyer, esteem is automatically high?\r\nBut don`t worry, it`s just a list!','a4876b8c50160a5d9f3c2a4348461847',0,'','E60stjUa',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6235,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137790140,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Films never seen','#198 The Mother and the Whore, that\'s the highest film on the list I haven\'t seen.\r\n\r\nI\'m going to leave a bruise from patting myself on the back so hard. Sorry but someone dredged this up, so commentary is necessary.','c2bf847906efa4ae93c55bda35278495',0,'','t8JDkFG0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6236,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1161745200,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Films never seen','I recently saw someone post a list of 220 films, and I had seen 102 of them. However this list included all three Final Destination movies, the remake to Texas Chainsaw Massacre and all American Pie movies, including the straight to DVD Band Camp. So in other words the list is @#%$, so I had to check this one out again to make me feel better, and restore my faith in my movie snobbery.','26d3c050c1bc01a9633a9f6236bac728',0,'','6zleCqGc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6237,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1162001640,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Films never seen','I caught up with the Peckinpah film recently, so now I have 2 more to go.','cd60527e8a46f8ddcfb1f1bf7e3d9330',0,'','SroVWMzY',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6238,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1162031880,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Films never seen','I have one left, Nashville and I really can\'t see myself ever watching it, I just can\'t stand the whole C&W scene.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','f517de5baa5dbe420cc935aaec37e943',0,'','7v4q5S3H',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6239,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1162033500,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Films never seen','I\'ve seen Nashville twice, and the first time the bad country music got to me. Its still Altman\'s finest hour, and that\'s no excuse.','1de4c6ca0366ba09c78f1760e4475bc2',0,'','SwVx4zUo',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6240,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1162172340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Films never seen','Also thought I\'d never watch Altman\'s \"Nashville\" a couple of years ago, cause I also couldn\'t stand country. Well, I probably still can\'t stant too much country, but I\'m willing to watch the film now. Times change \r\nOnly seen one more this year, Ordet , which was very good.','eb9d37fe6641f46aa2dfeb2a16a2a676',0,'','z7Wfoy0R',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6241,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1162179180,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Films never seen','Ordet is quite good, damn near Dreyer\'s best. I can\'t see any reason to not watch any movie (other than lack of quality). I mean the toughest film I ever watched was Stan Brakkhage\'s The Act of Seeing With One\'s Own Eyes. The film was basically a 40 minute autopsy and it was extremely unsettling, because unlike hyper stylized gore fests, this is an actual documentation of autopsies, and seeing real corpses cut up on film just seriously bothered me.\r\n\r\nNow if there was a film that was filled with animal torture, I\'d probably avoid that at all costs. If you check out Altman\'s most recent A Prarie Home Companion, that might help you ease into Nashville. Nashville isn\'t really just about the country music scene, it deals with a lot of timely issues of politics and a lack of connection in modern society. It\'d be in my top 100 and I still find it sublime.','168b246d9ec13cc3dbeb8536e86ed91d',0,'','2LtFidoj',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6242,1483,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1202119860,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: Films never seen','moved to this thread?','5ce73288e73a8cb22acb9915f374b3f5',0,'','JLBeTy8f',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6243,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1117047180,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Which of the Blind Swordsman movies (Zatoichi) are the best?\r\n\r\nI see that Kitano has directed one, and then I ran across another Blind Swordsman title that interested me -- the one about the Chess Expert.\r\n\r\nThere seems to be a long list of them, so I want to choose only the really good ones.\r\n\r\nThanks.\r\n\r\nSara','464caecfc8ca766ec5d74a99dc6f9d44',0,'','7hJ28viu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6244,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1104544800,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Unregistered(d)','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','(This post is missing and can not be restored)','51d03dd81ed64a8cb72bacb7855182da',0,'','DVGPrcZ1',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6245,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1117754520,1,0,1,1,1,1,'antoniusbloch','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','My vote goes for Zatoichi meets Yojimbo','94a6a05ba2a97a62d7a47f2e3c67ac7d',0,'','3AULaXtC',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6246,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1117754520,1,0,1,1,1,1,'antoniusbloch','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','My vote goes for Zatoichi meets Yojimbo','94a6a05ba2a97a62d7a47f2e3c67ac7d',0,'','nQqX6CM5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6247,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1117761540,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Well Kitano\'s is an excellent piece of entertainment, slightly parodying but also paying homage to the originals. As for the others, I\'m planning to see them all over the next week or two so I\'ll be in a better position to answer you then.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','909c83cfa975777f199ec4d92e57cf99',0,'','PToLXv56',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6248,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1117761540,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Well Kitano\'s is an excellent piece of entertainment, slightly parodying but also paying homage to the originals. As for the others, I\'m planning to see them all over the next week or two so I\'ll be in a better position to answer you then.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','909c83cfa975777f199ec4d92e57cf99',0,'','VyrF4zei',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6249,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118587200,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','The Zatoichi Phenomenon.\r\n\r\nZatoichi is traveling blind masseur, he relies on his lightning fast reflexes and skills with his cane sword to defend himself and others in 19th Century feudal Japan. He is an avid gambler, using his keen sense of hearing to predict the fall of the dice and to keep the game honest. He is kind and protective to those who are good to him, but although he always tries to do the right thing it doesnt necessarily end with a positive result. Strangely enough, he always seems to draw the most attractive and decent women to him and even though he is heterosexual he has also had men making advances to him.\r\n\r\nBut Zatoichi is not just a Japanese variation of Robin Hood, taking on the rich and powerful to help the poor, weak and needy, he has a darker edge. He uses his disability and often bumbling demeanor to trick his enemies into thinking they have the advantage. He is a vigilante and is cunning, always able to stay at least one step ahead of his enemy, his sword fighting technique is ideal not just for someone with his disability but also due to the fact that the majority of the fights take place in enclosed areas.\r\n\r\nZatoichi is an imperfect hero but its the contradictions in his personality that the audience love and that have made the films such a successful franchise in Japan and around the world. The closest comparison film wise (at least to a Western audience) would have to be James Bond, the films are formulaic, you know what to expect and you know in the end the hero wins and life carries on, another comparison between the 2 series is the fact that in each, a large number of enemies are disposed of before the confrontation with the arch enemy and there is usually a ruthless highly skilled killer who needs to be dealt with as well, in the case of James Bond, theyre usually very easy to identify with an almost cartoonish approach, see Jaws and Odd Job as examples, in the Zatoichi series, they tend to go for characters (or actors) that the Japanese audience identify with, Yojimbo (Toshiro Mifune reprising his role) for example. A big difference between the 2 franchises though is that the James Bond films have come to rely more and more on gadgets and overblown action sequences, the Zatoichi films rely far more on the storyline and characters. \r\n\r\nThere is a wry sense of humour in each of the original series of films which is why Takeshi Kitano was the perfect choice to take on the role for the 2003 film, by directing as well he has managed to successfully infuse some of his own ideas and personality into the Zatoichi legend. \r\n\r\nI would definitely watch at least two of the original series before watching Kitano\'s version, just so you can get to know the character and be able to see the differences. Although the same actor Shintar Katsu played and indeed was Zatoichi in (I believe) 26 films! there were a number of directors over the years although I don\'t think any of them managed to achieve such a distinct style as Takeshi Kitano has.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','52681d47df60c3ce07dd904f3e2208b2',0,'','yfgXjdJq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6250,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118587200,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','The Zatoichi Phenomenon.\r\n\r\nZatoichi is traveling blind masseur, he relies on his lightning fast reflexes and skills with his cane sword to defend himself and others in 19th Century feudal Japan. He is an avid gambler, using his keen sense of hearing to predict the fall of the dice and to keep the game honest. He is kind and protective to those who are good to him, but although he always tries to do the right thing it doesnt necessarily end with a positive result. Strangely enough, he always seems to draw the most attractive and decent women to him and even though he is heterosexual he has also had men making advances to him.\r\n\r\nBut Zatoichi is not just a Japanese variation of Robin Hood, taking on the rich and powerful to help the poor, weak and needy, he has a darker edge. He uses his disability and often bumbling demeanor to trick his enemies into thinking they have the advantage. He is a vigilante and is cunning, always able to stay at least one step ahead of his enemy, his sword fighting technique is ideal not just for someone with his disability but also due to the fact that the majority of the fights take place in enclosed areas.\r\n\r\nZatoichi is an imperfect hero but its the contradictions in his personality that the audience love and that have made the films such a successful franchise in Japan and around the world. The closest comparison film wise (at least to a Western audience) would have to be James Bond, the films are formulaic, you know what to expect and you know in the end the hero wins and life carries on, another comparison between the 2 series is the fact that in each, a large number of enemies are disposed of before the confrontation with the arch enemy and there is usually a ruthless highly skilled killer who needs to be dealt with as well, in the case of James Bond, theyre usually very easy to identify with an almost cartoonish approach, see Jaws and Odd Job as examples, in the Zatoichi series, they tend to go for characters (or actors) that the Japanese audience identify with, Yojimbo (Toshiro Mifune reprising his role) for example. A big difference between the 2 franchises though is that the James Bond films have come to rely more and more on gadgets and overblown action sequences, the Zatoichi films rely far more on the storyline and characters. \r\n\r\nThere is a wry sense of humour in each of the original series of films which is why Takeshi Kitano was the perfect choice to take on the role for the 2003 film, by directing as well he has managed to successfully infuse some of his own ideas and personality into the Zatoichi legend. \r\n\r\nI would definitely watch at least two of the original series before watching Kitano\'s version, just so you can get to know the character and be able to see the differences. Although the same actor Shintar Katsu played and indeed was Zatoichi in (I believe) 26 films! there were a number of directors over the years although I don\'t think any of them managed to achieve such a distinct style as Takeshi Kitano has.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','52681d47df60c3ce07dd904f3e2208b2',0,'','rkqyiLwH',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6251,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118588880,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Brief comments on Zatoichi the Outlaw and Zatoichi at the Fire Festival also Kitano\'s Zatoichi to follow soon & which ever other ones I can get hold of.','5ccbad5cae1598af7fc0cd8b5429c7e4',0,'','RTWSPtYo',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6252,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118588880,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Brief comments on Zatoichi the Outlaw and Zatoichi at the Fire Festival also Kitano\'s Zatoichi to follow soon & which ever other ones I can get hold of.','5ccbad5cae1598af7fc0cd8b5429c7e4',0,'','UgMLXYRk',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6253,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118676660,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatoichi films in date order.\r\n\r\n* = Seen - Average.\r\n*** = Seen - Above average.\r\n\r\n1. The Tale of Zatoichi - Zatoichi: The Life and Opinion of Masseur Ichi 1962\r\n2. The Tale of Zatoichi Continues - Zatoichi: The Return of Masseur Ichi 1962\r\n3. New Tale of Zatoichi (Masseur Ichi Enters Again) 1963\r\n4. Zatoichi, the Fugitive (Masseur Ichi, the Fugitive) 1963\r\n5. Zatoichi: On the Road 1963\r\n6. Zatoichi\'s Flashing Sword 1964\r\n7. Zatoichi and the Chest of Gold 1964\r\n8. Fight, Zatoichi, Fight 1964\r\n9. Adventures of Zatoichi 1965\r\n10. Zatoichi\'s Revenge 1965\r\n11. Zatoichi and the Doomed Man 1965\r\n12. The Blind Swordsman and the Chess Expert 1965\r\n13. The Blind Swordsman\'s Vengeance 1966\r\n14. Zatoichis Pilgrimage 1966\r\n15. The Blind Swordsman\'s Cane Sword 1967\r\n16. Zatoichi the Outlaw 1967 *\r\n17. Zatoichi Challenged! 1967\r\n18. The Blind Swordsman and the Fugitives 1968\r\n19. The Blind Swordsman Samaritan 1968\r\n20. Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo 1970 ***\r\n21. Zatoichi: The Festival of Fire 1970 ***\r\n22. Zatoichi Meets the One Armed Swordsman 1971\r\n23. Zatoichi at Large 1972\r\n24. Zatoichi in Desperation 1972\r\n25. Zatoichi\'s Conspiracy 1973\r\n26. Shintaro Katsu\'s Zatoichi 1989\r\n27. Takeshi Kitano\'s Zatoichi 2003 *****','af124acf014dcd36a4cb0c07a117e7b0',0,'','wqtCQMnv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6254,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118676660,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatoichi films in date order.\r\n\r\n* = Seen - Average.\r\n*** = Seen - Above average.\r\n\r\n1. The Tale of Zatoichi - Zatoichi: The Life and Opinion of Masseur Ichi 1962\r\n2. The Tale of Zatoichi Continues - Zatoichi: The Return of Masseur Ichi 1962\r\n3. New Tale of Zatoichi (Masseur Ichi Enters Again) 1963\r\n4. Zatoichi, the Fugitive (Masseur Ichi, the Fugitive) 1963\r\n5. Zatoichi: On the Road 1963\r\n6. Zatoichi\'s Flashing Sword 1964\r\n7. Zatoichi and the Chest of Gold 1964\r\n8. Fight, Zatoichi, Fight 1964\r\n9. Adventures of Zatoichi 1965\r\n10. Zatoichi\'s Revenge 1965\r\n11. Zatoichi and the Doomed Man 1965\r\n12. The Blind Swordsman and the Chess Expert 1965\r\n13. The Blind Swordsman\'s Vengeance 1966\r\n14. Zatoichis Pilgrimage 1966\r\n15. The Blind Swordsman\'s Cane Sword 1967\r\n16. Zatoichi the Outlaw 1967 *\r\n17. Zatoichi Challenged! 1967\r\n18. The Blind Swordsman and the Fugitives 1968\r\n19. The Blind Swordsman Samaritan 1968\r\n20. Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo 1970 ***\r\n21. Zatoichi: The Festival of Fire 1970 ***\r\n22. Zatoichi Meets the One Armed Swordsman 1971\r\n23. Zatoichi at Large 1972\r\n24. Zatoichi in Desperation 1972\r\n25. Zatoichi\'s Conspiracy 1973\r\n26. Shintaro Katsu\'s Zatoichi 1989\r\n27. Takeshi Kitano\'s Zatoichi 2003 *****','af124acf014dcd36a4cb0c07a117e7b0',0,'','ZS2YG8fK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6255,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118676780,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatoichi the Outlaw 1967 follows pretty much the same route as all the films. Bad bosses, bent gambling dens, abused peasants. The plot becomes a bit muddled along the way and not everything Zatoichi does ends up for the best but in the end, peace reigns. Its probably down to the director but you get the impression that the film could have been better, leaving this as just an average Zatoichi film. The film does contain a unique point, a workers co-operative organised by a samurai who refuses to carry a sword, this group is seen very much as a threat to the bosses and local government and as such becomes a target for them to destroy. \r\n\r\nGuest star - Rentaro Mikuni star of the Miyamoto Musashi films which followed on from the original \"The Samurai Trilogy\"\r\n\r\n\r\nZatoichi: The Festival of Fire 1970, this time the head of the bad guys is blind like Zatoichi, which also means more dangerous. I found this more entertaining than Zatoichi the Outlaw, and with a few well known faces as well. A woman is sent to assassinate Zatoichi but because of his kindness she fails and falls for him instead, a very camp man tries to seduce him in order to kill him but he fails before hes even started. A lone samurai also has Zatoichis death in mind, in fact its the only thing giving him the will to live and on top of all that the blind boss knows that Zatoichi could bring down his empire so sends off his cannon fodder by the dozen to dispose of him. There is a bloody but humorous bath house fight and Zatoichi nearly ends up as toast but again in the end, everything is much happier for everyone (at least those who are still living). One of the better Zatoichi films.\r\n\r\nGuest star - Tatsuya Nakadai from many films but star of Sword of Doom.\r\n- Masayuki Mori previous films include Rashomon and Ugetsu Monogatori\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.\r\n\r\nP.S. Just got hold of 3 more to check out.','7975ffbbe3aa94ebcc07d66cebeb4057',0,'','v9VfXYLy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6256,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118676780,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatoichi the Outlaw 1967 follows pretty much the same route as all the films. Bad bosses, bent gambling dens, abused peasants. The plot becomes a bit muddled along the way and not everything Zatoichi does ends up for the best but in the end, peace reigns. Its probably down to the director but you get the impression that the film could have been better, leaving this as just an average Zatoichi film. The film does contain a unique point, a workers co-operative organised by a samurai who refuses to carry a sword, this group is seen very much as a threat to the bosses and local government and as such becomes a target for them to destroy. \r\n\r\nGuest star - Rentaro Mikuni star of the Miyamoto Musashi films which followed on from the original \"The Samurai Trilogy\"\r\n\r\n\r\nZatoichi: The Festival of Fire 1970, this time the head of the bad guys is blind like Zatoichi, which also means more dangerous. I found this more entertaining than Zatoichi the Outlaw, and with a few well known faces as well. A woman is sent to assassinate Zatoichi but because of his kindness she fails and falls for him instead, a very camp man tries to seduce him in order to kill him but he fails before hes even started. A lone samurai also has Zatoichis death in mind, in fact its the only thing giving him the will to live and on top of all that the blind boss knows that Zatoichi could bring down his empire so sends off his cannon fodder by the dozen to dispose of him. There is a bloody but humorous bath house fight and Zatoichi nearly ends up as toast but again in the end, everything is much happier for everyone (at least those who are still living). One of the better Zatoichi films.\r\n\r\nGuest star - Tatsuya Nakadai from many films but star of Sword of Doom.\r\n- Masayuki Mori previous films include Rashomon and Ugetsu Monogatori\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.\r\n\r\nP.S. Just got hold of 3 more to check out.','7975ffbbe3aa94ebcc07d66cebeb4057',0,'','jGW726FS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6257,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118763600,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatichi to Yjinb (1970) - Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo\r\n\r\nJust when you think you know what to expect, along comes something to surprise you.\r\n\r\nOK, so we still have the downtrodden peasants and the gangs who seem out to destroy each other in a power struggle, even a little gambling so whats different?\r\n\r\nZatoichi usually comes across as a bit of a bumbling fool which of coarse is the impression he wants to give (part of his deception), in this film he seems genuinely exhausted and in need of a good rest, even in his fighting its as though he has a complete lack of energy and vitality.\r\n\r\nYojimbo, played with aplomb by Toshiro Mifune plays cat and mouse games and trades insults with Zatoichi through-out the film but his character is also a deception. Yojimbo plays an important central role in the film and is not just there to provide a nemesis to Zatoichi, obviously a fair amount of thought was given to the storyline. \r\n\r\nA beautiful village that holds fond memories for Zatoichi draws him back when he needs a rest but in the 2/3 years since he last visited things have changed for the worse, thus begin the twists and turns, crosses and double crosses that lead up to a violent finale over a large amount of stolen gold.\r\n\r\nIm not sure why but I came away thinking it would make a good spaghetti western, just something about the setting and the way the story unfolded, probably also because the town had a coffin maker (every spaghetti western needs a coffin maker). \r\n\r\nAn enjoyable and slightly different Zatoichi film, certainly one of the better ones.\r\n\r\nGuest star Toshiro Mifune (obviously) as Yojimbo Bodyguard\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','d187fa2ab3ad3487f72740a39f8bd1ea',0,'','tjyx5dKr',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6258,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118763600,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatichi to Yjinb (1970) - Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo\r\n\r\nJust when you think you know what to expect, along comes something to surprise you.\r\n\r\nOK, so we still have the downtrodden peasants and the gangs who seem out to destroy each other in a power struggle, even a little gambling so whats different?\r\n\r\nZatoichi usually comes across as a bit of a bumbling fool which of coarse is the impression he wants to give (part of his deception), in this film he seems genuinely exhausted and in need of a good rest, even in his fighting its as though he has a complete lack of energy and vitality.\r\n\r\nYojimbo, played with aplomb by Toshiro Mifune plays cat and mouse games and trades insults with Zatoichi through-out the film but his character is also a deception. Yojimbo plays an important central role in the film and is not just there to provide a nemesis to Zatoichi, obviously a fair amount of thought was given to the storyline. \r\n\r\nA beautiful village that holds fond memories for Zatoichi draws him back when he needs a rest but in the 2/3 years since he last visited things have changed for the worse, thus begin the twists and turns, crosses and double crosses that lead up to a violent finale over a large amount of stolen gold.\r\n\r\nIm not sure why but I came away thinking it would make a good spaghetti western, just something about the setting and the way the story unfolded, probably also because the town had a coffin maker (every spaghetti western needs a coffin maker). \r\n\r\nAn enjoyable and slightly different Zatoichi film, certainly one of the better ones.\r\n\r\nGuest star Toshiro Mifune (obviously) as Yojimbo Bodyguard\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','d187fa2ab3ad3487f72740a39f8bd1ea',0,'','S95RHnoX',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6259,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118774340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Shin Zatichi: Yabure! Tojin-ken (1971) - Zatoichi Meets the One Armed Swordsman\r\n\r\nThe parents of a Chinese boy are killed when he runs in front of a procession, another Chinese man, the One Armed Swordsman tries to prevent the killings but is chased off by the Samurai troops. The Samurai then massacre all the witnesses to the killings and blame the massacre on the One Armed Swordsman making him a fugitive.\r\n\r\nThus starts another Zatoichi adventure as he rights wrongs, rescues the distressed and generally causes mayhem.\r\n\r\nUnlike Zatoichi meets Yojimbo, the One Armed Swordsman doesnt play off of Zatoichi, although they do fight in the end, both knowing that the other while not necessarily good is at least less corrupt than the gangs of thugs and officials.\r\n\r\nThe One Armed Swordsman had its own series in Hong Kong so this film was like a meeting of cult icons. In some ways the film is seen as an apology to China, in the film the trouble starts because of ridiculous Japanese laws, all the bad deeds are done by Japanese, the One Armed Swordsman is even betrayed by his best friend, a Japanese priest, they also had the One Armed Swordsman leaping round wire-fu style, able to jump around 20 feet into the air etc.\r\n\r\nOverall, different although Im unsure as to whether its better than the average Zatoichi episode.\r\n\r\nGuest star - Yu Wang as the One Armed Swordsman\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','0eda934011a252e2eb8dcfaf412d81bf',0,'','YGBClThw',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6260,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118774340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Shin Zatichi: Yabure! Tojin-ken (1971) - Zatoichi Meets the One Armed Swordsman\r\n\r\nThe parents of a Chinese boy are killed when he runs in front of a procession, another Chinese man, the One Armed Swordsman tries to prevent the killings but is chased off by the Samurai troops. The Samurai then massacre all the witnesses to the killings and blame the massacre on the One Armed Swordsman making him a fugitive.\r\n\r\nThus starts another Zatoichi adventure as he rights wrongs, rescues the distressed and generally causes mayhem.\r\n\r\nUnlike Zatoichi meets Yojimbo, the One Armed Swordsman doesnt play off of Zatoichi, although they do fight in the end, both knowing that the other while not necessarily good is at least less corrupt than the gangs of thugs and officials.\r\n\r\nThe One Armed Swordsman had its own series in Hong Kong so this film was like a meeting of cult icons. In some ways the film is seen as an apology to China, in the film the trouble starts because of ridiculous Japanese laws, all the bad deeds are done by Japanese, the One Armed Swordsman is even betrayed by his best friend, a Japanese priest, they also had the One Armed Swordsman leaping round wire-fu style, able to jump around 20 feet into the air etc.\r\n\r\nOverall, different although Im unsure as to whether its better than the average Zatoichi episode.\r\n\r\nGuest star - Yu Wang as the One Armed Swordsman\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','0eda934011a252e2eb8dcfaf412d81bf',0,'','BSkHzeGX',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6261,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118792100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Trev, what a treat for us that you are reviewing the Blind Swordsman\'s films.\r\n\r\nAs I said earlier, I taped the Blind Swordsman and the Chess \r\nExpert, but have not yet seen it. I only want to see the best ones so I will rely on you to tell me. \r\n\r\nI do want to see Kitano\'s Zatoichi. But you suggested seeing some of the other ones first. If you can find it, please let me know about the Chess Expert one. Anything about chess intrigues me. But if it is not one of the best, I will not waste my time on it.\r\n\r\nIt is amazing to me how you see all these films and review them so thoroughly.\r\n\r\nSara','b19860e57a83dcf03137aadd09db5d8a',0,'','kyoSVhwQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6262,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118792100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Trev, what a treat for us that you are reviewing the Blind Swordsman\'s films.\r\n\r\nAs I said earlier, I taped the Blind Swordsman and the Chess \r\nExpert, but have not yet seen it. I only want to see the best ones so I will rely on you to tell me. \r\n\r\nI do want to see Kitano\'s Zatoichi. But you suggested seeing some of the other ones first. If you can find it, please let me know about the Chess Expert one. Anything about chess intrigues me. But if it is not one of the best, I will not waste my time on it.\r\n\r\nIt is amazing to me how you see all these films and review them so thoroughly.\r\n\r\nSara','b19860e57a83dcf03137aadd09db5d8a',0,'','pDqZHG5A',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6263,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118808960,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Thanks Sara, I don\'t know if I\'ll be able to find \"the Blind Swordsman and the Chess Expert\" but everything I\'ve read on it has been positive, it\'s certainly one that\'s highly rated among the Zatoichi fans. I\'m sure there\'s a greater selection in the US than here but I\'ll keep searching for any more. I have far more respect for the films now that I\'ve had a chance to see a few of them and even more respect for Takeshi Kitano for taking on the update.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','d138916f25d0ef4e06245474184c0ba6',0,'','3L5DeitB',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6264,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118808960,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Thanks Sara, I don\'t know if I\'ll be able to find \"the Blind Swordsman and the Chess Expert\" but everything I\'ve read on it has been positive, it\'s certainly one that\'s highly rated among the Zatoichi fans. I\'m sure there\'s a greater selection in the US than here but I\'ll keep searching for any more. I have far more respect for the films now that I\'ve had a chance to see a few of them and even more respect for Takeshi Kitano for taking on the update.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','d138916f25d0ef4e06245474184c0ba6',0,'','XQwcnr4U',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6265,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118895900,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Shin Zatichi monogatari: Oreta tsue (1972) Zatoichi in Desperation\r\n\r\nDirected by Shintar Katsu\r\n\r\nStarring Shintar Katsu, \r\n\r\nZatoichi in desperation or Shintar Katsu in despair ?\r\n\r\nShintar Katsu not only played Zatoichi in this episode he also directed it. Darker more brutal and pretty miserable overall, it makes you wonder what was happening in his personal life at that time.\r\n\r\nStorywise, Zatoichi passes an old woman on a bridge, she slips and falls into the waiting waters, without a doubt shes dead and Zatoichi carries the burden of guilt believing that in some way it was his fault. He traces the womans daughter who is working as a prostitute and buys out her contract so she is free, but his conscience over the womans death prevents him from noticing the injustice inflicted on the local fishermen whose boats are deliberately damaged so they will have to work for a pittance for the local gang boss, I haven\'t seen a Zatoichi film before where this sort of injustice has gone unpunished. \r\n\r\nZatoichi himself has a high price on his head so throughout the film he is dispatching adversaries who are greedy enough to try and kill him. There is one hell of a killing spree toward the end (despite the fact that Zatoichi gets his fingers broken), where everyone who deserves to die does so. \r\n\r\nMore than enough depth to the story but its depressing, despairing even compared to the others.\r\n\r\nThe cinematography is bizarre, I dont know if he was trying for an arty look but half the time the camera seems to be shooting far too close to the subject or out of focus, maybe he took on too much by trying to direct as well, .\r\n\r\nAbove average? Storywise yes but the way its been filmed may be off-putting to some.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','97e8958a3a88e4fbec748a0a83504b4b',0,'','tqgdoV4E',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6266,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118895900,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Shin Zatichi monogatari: Oreta tsue (1972) Zatoichi in Desperation\r\n\r\nDirected by Shintar Katsu\r\n\r\nStarring Shintar Katsu, \r\n\r\nZatoichi in desperation or Shintar Katsu in despair ?\r\n\r\nShintar Katsu not only played Zatoichi in this episode he also directed it. Darker more brutal and pretty miserable overall, it makes you wonder what was happening in his personal life at that time.\r\n\r\nStorywise, Zatoichi passes an old woman on a bridge, she slips and falls into the waiting waters, without a doubt shes dead and Zatoichi carries the burden of guilt believing that in some way it was his fault. He traces the womans daughter who is working as a prostitute and buys out her contract so she is free, but his conscience over the womans death prevents him from noticing the injustice inflicted on the local fishermen whose boats are deliberately damaged so they will have to work for a pittance for the local gang boss, I haven\'t seen a Zatoichi film before where this sort of injustice has gone unpunished. \r\n\r\nZatoichi himself has a high price on his head so throughout the film he is dispatching adversaries who are greedy enough to try and kill him. There is one hell of a killing spree toward the end (despite the fact that Zatoichi gets his fingers broken), where everyone who deserves to die does so. \r\n\r\nMore than enough depth to the story but its depressing, despairing even compared to the others.\r\n\r\nThe cinematography is bizarre, I dont know if he was trying for an arty look but half the time the camera seems to be shooting far too close to the subject or out of focus, maybe he took on too much by trying to direct as well, .\r\n\r\nAbove average? Storywise yes but the way its been filmed may be off-putting to some.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','97e8958a3a88e4fbec748a0a83504b4b',0,'','0u46TSzF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6267,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119023940,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Just got hold of 2 more, comments coming soon.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','aa775589708b7249203eb96fc82355c3',0,'','ULojGVvZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6268,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119023940,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Just got hold of 2 more, comments coming soon.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','aa775589708b7249203eb96fc82355c3',0,'','j71bdArh',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6269,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119039360,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Trevor, great joy reviewing all the Blind Swordsman films.I\'m going to wait a while and see which one you think is the best one. Then I will watch that before I see Kitano\'s.\r\n\r\nSara','29e926e3f4af9b0116b41c0c39f06440',0,'','5boHvUfE',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6270,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119039360,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Trevor, great joy reviewing all the Blind Swordsman films.I\'m going to wait a while and see which one you think is the best one. Then I will watch that before I see Kitano\'s.\r\n\r\nSara','29e926e3f4af9b0116b41c0c39f06440',0,'','hqcHra6E',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6271,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119197460,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Well, maybe I\'ll watch some of those old flicks (if i ever get hold of em here), after your favorable reviews. Haven\'t seen Kitanos, because he himself said it was his most comercial film, so I wasn\'t really interested.\r\nThanks for the comments Trev. You\'re really making the site right now','aa6036be13804e2bdb52d02b06891a1e',0,'','Pnb1gGBS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6272,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119197460,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Well, maybe I\'ll watch some of those old flicks (if i ever get hold of em here), after your favorable reviews. Haven\'t seen Kitanos, because he himself said it was his most comercial film, so I wasn\'t really interested.\r\nThanks for the comments Trev. You\'re really making the site right now','aa6036be13804e2bdb52d02b06891a1e',0,'','C2zoKPwF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6273,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119220980,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatichi umi o wataru (1966) Zatoichi\'s Pilgrimage\r\n\r\nThere is very little action in this chapter of the adventures of Zatoichi, there is a big fight at the end and a one on one but thats pretty much it.\r\n\r\nA pregnant woman is attacked and robbed, Zatoichi stumbles across her as she has started to give birth, he manages to deliver the boy but the mother dies leaving him holding the baby.\r\n\r\nOnce in the local village he tries to trace the father of the baby but its not long before much bigger problems arise in the shape of Dashu and his gang who want to take over the town and turn the Inn into a brothel.\r\n\r\nThere is the token gambling with dice scene, the rescuing of a damsel in distress, an incorruptable official who like most decent people ends up on the wrong side of the bad guys and pays for it. Poor old Zatoichi gets accused of murdering and robbing the woman whos baby he delivered but manages to clear his name, he shows great warmth and humanity even towards his accuser.\r\n\r\nAll in all a decent chapter, this is the earliest Zatoichi film Ive seen and is probably closer to the original vision.\r\n\r\nThis episode made me wish I could see more of the earlier films.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','5e2d6140950f3a1bbbc1984c70149171',0,'','Fs8eLBPY',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6274,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119220980,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatichi umi o wataru (1966) Zatoichi\'s Pilgrimage\r\n\r\nThere is very little action in this chapter of the adventures of Zatoichi, there is a big fight at the end and a one on one but thats pretty much it.\r\n\r\nA pregnant woman is attacked and robbed, Zatoichi stumbles across her as she has started to give birth, he manages to deliver the boy but the mother dies leaving him holding the baby.\r\n\r\nOnce in the local village he tries to trace the father of the baby but its not long before much bigger problems arise in the shape of Dashu and his gang who want to take over the town and turn the Inn into a brothel.\r\n\r\nThere is the token gambling with dice scene, the rescuing of a damsel in distress, an incorruptable official who like most decent people ends up on the wrong side of the bad guys and pays for it. Poor old Zatoichi gets accused of murdering and robbing the woman whos baby he delivered but manages to clear his name, he shows great warmth and humanity even towards his accuser.\r\n\r\nAll in all a decent chapter, this is the earliest Zatoichi film Ive seen and is probably closer to the original vision.\r\n\r\nThis episode made me wish I could see more of the earlier films.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','5e2d6140950f3a1bbbc1984c70149171',0,'','PZHYepkW',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6275,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119275280,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Shin Zatichi monogatari: Kasama no chimatsuri (1973) Zatoichi\'s Conspiracy aka Zatoichi at the Blood Fest\r\n\r\nThis was episode 25, the last of the \"old school\" Zatichi films.\r\n\r\nStrangely enough, this went back to the purity of the earlier films, Zatoichi returns to the town of his birth, an old friend of his also returns at the same time, the difference being his old friend splashes money round and is shown a great deal of respect because of it. There is an ulterior motive to the money spending and his old friend soon shows his true colours by bringing in workers to exploit the towns quarry and thugs to keep control of the town people and the peasants.\r\n\r\nZatoichi is very unhappy with the exploitation of decent people and after a long build up including the necessary gambling scene, crooked bureaucrats and threats he metes out his justice on the gangs and his old friend.\r\n\r\nNotable because of the simplicity of the storyline and the almost redemptive feeling of the film. \r\n\r\nA nice way to finish the series and not as problematic as the previous film Zatoichi in Desperation. \r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','ef24500f20bbe80bb29c69f1f8f9aa4b',0,'','ZTq7AcSP',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6276,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119275280,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Shin Zatichi monogatari: Kasama no chimatsuri (1973) Zatoichi\'s Conspiracy aka Zatoichi at the Blood Fest\r\n\r\nThis was episode 25, the last of the \"old school\" Zatichi films.\r\n\r\nStrangely enough, this went back to the purity of the earlier films, Zatoichi returns to the town of his birth, an old friend of his also returns at the same time, the difference being his old friend splashes money round and is shown a great deal of respect because of it. There is an ulterior motive to the money spending and his old friend soon shows his true colours by bringing in workers to exploit the towns quarry and thugs to keep control of the town people and the peasants.\r\n\r\nZatoichi is very unhappy with the exploitation of decent people and after a long build up including the necessary gambling scene, crooked bureaucrats and threats he metes out his justice on the gangs and his old friend.\r\n\r\nNotable because of the simplicity of the storyline and the almost redemptive feeling of the film. \r\n\r\nA nice way to finish the series and not as problematic as the previous film Zatoichi in Desperation. \r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','ef24500f20bbe80bb29c69f1f8f9aa4b',0,'','Hd6oN7QG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6277,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119277140,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','I have now seen 7 of the old Zatoichi (blind swordsman) films, and I will rate them together now. It\'s unlikely that I\'ll be able to get hold of any of the others but I would have liked to see the first 2 in the series just to get an impression of the growth and development of the character.\r\n\r\nZatoichis Pilgrimage 1966 - Probably the closest to the genuine spirit of the original character.\r\n\r\nZatoichi the Outlaw 1967 - A bit too muddled in terms of storyline, lacking that something special.\r\n\r\nZatoichi Meets Yojimbo 1970 - Nicely constructed plot, good character interaction and a different side to Zatoichi.\r\n\r\nZatoichi: The Festival of Fire 1970 - Good original fight sequences you get the impression that they enjoyed making this episode, ott nasty boss et al.\r\n\r\nZatoichi Meets the One Armed Swordsman 1971 Fine but felt as though it could be better.\r\n\r\nZatoichi in Desperation 1972 - Different and difficult, you feel the end of the series is near with this one, has a real air of despair about it. Better than average though because it is so different.\r\n\r\nZatoichi\'s Conspiracy 1973 - The last of the original series and it\'s back to basics, slightly redemptive but a good way to leave the series.\r\n\r\nSo in judgement, if you want to see a couple of the films, I\'d recommend either \"Zatoichis Pilgrimage 1966\" or \"Zatoichi\'s Conspiracy 1973\" for the purity to the original character unless you can get hold of the first films.\r\n\r\nFor something slightly different I\'d go for \"Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo 1970\" a good showcase for both characters and great interaction.\r\n\r\nAlthough I haven\'t seen it, \"The Blind Swordsman and the Chess Expert 1965\" is supposed to be one of the better episodes.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','bc90d5208ce9655a7e7fed3cd064cdbc',0,'','2bUZk6QD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6278,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119277140,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','I have now seen 7 of the old Zatoichi (blind swordsman) films, and I will rate them together now. It\'s unlikely that I\'ll be able to get hold of any of the others but I would have liked to see the first 2 in the series just to get an impression of the growth and development of the character.\r\n\r\nZatoichis Pilgrimage 1966 - Probably the closest to the genuine spirit of the original character.\r\n\r\nZatoichi the Outlaw 1967 - A bit too muddled in terms of storyline, lacking that something special.\r\n\r\nZatoichi Meets Yojimbo 1970 - Nicely constructed plot, good character interaction and a different side to Zatoichi.\r\n\r\nZatoichi: The Festival of Fire 1970 - Good original fight sequences you get the impression that they enjoyed making this episode, ott nasty boss et al.\r\n\r\nZatoichi Meets the One Armed Swordsman 1971 Fine but felt as though it could be better.\r\n\r\nZatoichi in Desperation 1972 - Different and difficult, you feel the end of the series is near with this one, has a real air of despair about it. Better than average though because it is so different.\r\n\r\nZatoichi\'s Conspiracy 1973 - The last of the original series and it\'s back to basics, slightly redemptive but a good way to leave the series.\r\n\r\nSo in judgement, if you want to see a couple of the films, I\'d recommend either \"Zatoichis Pilgrimage 1966\" or \"Zatoichi\'s Conspiracy 1973\" for the purity to the original character unless you can get hold of the first films.\r\n\r\nFor something slightly different I\'d go for \"Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo 1970\" a good showcase for both characters and great interaction.\r\n\r\nAlthough I haven\'t seen it, \"The Blind Swordsman and the Chess Expert 1965\" is supposed to be one of the better episodes.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','bc90d5208ce9655a7e7fed3cd064cdbc',0,'','lqmybAYG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6279,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119283980,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Thank you so much, Trevor for evaluating these Blind Swordsman\'s films.\r\n\r\nNetflix has Zatoichi\'s Conspiracy so I will start with that. In looking it up on Netflix, I see it includes the actor, Takashi Shimura, who is in so many of Kurasawa\'s films - especially Ikura and 7 Samurai.\r\n\r\nThen I will see Kitano\'s Zatoichi.\r\n\r\nI notice in your star system you gave two other films 3 ***. Would you give Z\'s Conspiracy 3 ***? I assume you would since you suggested it (along with the Pilgrimage) above all the others that you have seen.\r\n\r\nThanks again. I hope you enjoyed watching all the films. You surely did a thorough evaluation of them.\r\n\r\nSara','9df559284afbf3cc7cbb814b5cb60ea1',0,'','tgK3c9aQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6280,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119283980,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Thank you so much, Trevor for evaluating these Blind Swordsman\'s films.\r\n\r\nNetflix has Zatoichi\'s Conspiracy so I will start with that. In looking it up on Netflix, I see it includes the actor, Takashi Shimura, who is in so many of Kurasawa\'s films - especially Ikura and 7 Samurai.\r\n\r\nThen I will see Kitano\'s Zatoichi.\r\n\r\nI notice in your star system you gave two other films 3 ***. Would you give Z\'s Conspiracy 3 ***? I assume you would since you suggested it (along with the Pilgrimage) above all the others that you have seen.\r\n\r\nThanks again. I hope you enjoyed watching all the films. You surely did a thorough evaluation of them.\r\n\r\nSara','9df559284afbf3cc7cbb814b5cb60ea1',0,'','MDkcwNdU',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6281,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119292800,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatichi (2003) aka The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi\r\n\r\nDirected by Takeshi Kitano\r\n\r\nStarring Takeshi Kitano, Tadanobu Asano, Michiyo Ookusu\r\n\r\nKitano took the dual role of acting and directing, it paid off handsomely.\r\n\r\nSo what if anything could Takeshi Kitano add to the character of Zatoichi? In all honesty not very much; he does a brilliant job of mimicking Shintar Katsu as Zatoichi, the same demeanor, the same bumbling awkwardness that you know is just an act, the same kind natured personality.\r\n\r\nSo what if anything could Takeshi Kitano add to the storyline? Again not very much, the storyline falls very much within the limits of the original series, Zatoichi comes to a town, drinks, gambles, helps those in need, takes down the local gang and has a duel with a highly trained samurai.\r\n\r\nSo why is this the best Zatoichi film bar none?\r\n\r\nOne very simple reason, Takeshi Kitano. This is Takeshi Kitanos Zatoichi from start to finish, the humour (which Ill come back to) the use of rhythm both musical and physical, the directing, the editing, pretty much everything.\r\n\r\nGoing back to the humour, I was very lucky to see this in a cinema with my sons and some Japanese students, girls and boys, we laughed most of the way through the film, strange thing is though; it was only our group that was laughing, I think most of the audience missed out on the humour for some reason!\r\n\r\nAs \"A\" said, Haven\'t seen Kitanos, because he himself said it was his most commercial film, so I wasn\'t really interested. I have no doubt this is his most commercial film especially as far as a Japanese audience is concerned, but that doesnt take away the fact that this is an extremely entertaining well made film with Kitanos stamp all over it.\r\n\r\nThe tap dancing finale is a treat!\r\n\r\nTadanobu Asano is the guest Samurai opponent. In Japan he is a huge star often compared in terms of status to Johnny Depp. His other films include:\r\n\r\nLast Life in the Universe\r\nIchi the Killer\r\nDistance\r\nGohatto\r\nMaborosi \r\n\r\nHes also a singer in a rock band. \r\n\r\nMichiyo Ookusu has been acting since 1966 and starred in Zatoichi\'s Pilgrimage as well as many other films.\r\n\r\nAll in all a very entertaining film. \r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','287a91f3373e88da4cf431be6215dee5',0,'','twdGApW5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6282,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119292800,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Zatichi (2003) aka The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi\r\n\r\nDirected by Takeshi Kitano\r\n\r\nStarring Takeshi Kitano, Tadanobu Asano, Michiyo Ookusu\r\n\r\nKitano took the dual role of acting and directing, it paid off handsomely.\r\n\r\nSo what if anything could Takeshi Kitano add to the character of Zatoichi? In all honesty not very much; he does a brilliant job of mimicking Shintar Katsu as Zatoichi, the same demeanor, the same bumbling awkwardness that you know is just an act, the same kind natured personality.\r\n\r\nSo what if anything could Takeshi Kitano add to the storyline? Again not very much, the storyline falls very much within the limits of the original series, Zatoichi comes to a town, drinks, gambles, helps those in need, takes down the local gang and has a duel with a highly trained samurai.\r\n\r\nSo why is this the best Zatoichi film bar none?\r\n\r\nOne very simple reason, Takeshi Kitano. This is Takeshi Kitanos Zatoichi from start to finish, the humour (which Ill come back to) the use of rhythm both musical and physical, the directing, the editing, pretty much everything.\r\n\r\nGoing back to the humour, I was very lucky to see this in a cinema with my sons and some Japanese students, girls and boys, we laughed most of the way through the film, strange thing is though; it was only our group that was laughing, I think most of the audience missed out on the humour for some reason!\r\n\r\nAs \"A\" said, Haven\'t seen Kitanos, because he himself said it was his most commercial film, so I wasn\'t really interested. I have no doubt this is his most commercial film especially as far as a Japanese audience is concerned, but that doesnt take away the fact that this is an extremely entertaining well made film with Kitanos stamp all over it.\r\n\r\nThe tap dancing finale is a treat!\r\n\r\nTadanobu Asano is the guest Samurai opponent. In Japan he is a huge star often compared in terms of status to Johnny Depp. His other films include:\r\n\r\nLast Life in the Universe\r\nIchi the Killer\r\nDistance\r\nGohatto\r\nMaborosi \r\n\r\nHes also a singer in a rock band. \r\n\r\nMichiyo Ookusu has been acting since 1966 and starred in Zatoichi\'s Pilgrimage as well as many other films.\r\n\r\nAll in all a very entertaining film. \r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','287a91f3373e88da4cf431be6215dee5',0,'','5sdQEW7Y',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6283,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119293400,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','I notice in your star system you gave two other films 3 ***. Would you give Z\'s Conspiracy 3 ***? I assume you would since you suggested it (along with the Pilgrimage) above all the others that you have seen.\r\n\r\nSorry Sara, forgot about the star ratings, yes as far as a Zatoichi film goes, I\'d give Z\'s Conspiracy a 3*** rating.\r\n\r\nOut of interest, Akira Kurosawa wanted Shintaro Katsu to star in Kagemusha but things didn\'t work out.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','683e838d02db777e85d9c280398664a8',0,'','ZJdlDRU2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6284,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119293400,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','I notice in your star system you gave two other films 3 ***. Would you give Z\'s Conspiracy 3 ***? I assume you would since you suggested it (along with the Pilgrimage) above all the others that you have seen.\r\n\r\nSorry Sara, forgot about the star ratings, yes as far as a Zatoichi film goes, I\'d give Z\'s Conspiracy a 3*** rating.\r\n\r\nOut of interest, Akira Kurosawa wanted Shintaro Katsu to star in Kagemusha but things didn\'t work out.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','683e838d02db777e85d9c280398664a8',0,'','AuXdLTRM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6285,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119553380,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','I watched the Blind Swordsman\'s Conspiracy last night.\r\n\r\nAlas, Trevor, despite your picking out one of the best ones for me to see, as I sat there watching I could not help but wish I were watching KUROSAWA instead. There is just no comparison, is there? \r\n\r\nThere were some good moments, but all in all, the film just did not turn me on.\r\n\r\nI remembered your saying the lead in this had been asked by Kurosawa to star in Kagemusha. I think he might have been a good choice, however the lead who did star in Kagemusha (and who 5 years later was the main character in Ran) was so very good that I am glad things worked out as they did.\r\n\r\nNow, as far as old Katoichi - I am going to watch Kitano\'s as I want to see the tap dancing scene you refer to. But I think that will about do it for me with the Blind Swordsman.\r\n\r\nSara','19948e1a08c79a2a39d515a9d90a04cd',0,'','FiQbDh8R',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6286,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119553380,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','I watched the Blind Swordsman\'s Conspiracy last night.\r\n\r\nAlas, Trevor, despite your picking out one of the best ones for me to see, as I sat there watching I could not help but wish I were watching KUROSAWA instead. There is just no comparison, is there? \r\n\r\nThere were some good moments, but all in all, the film just did not turn me on.\r\n\r\nI remembered your saying the lead in this had been asked by Kurosawa to star in Kagemusha. I think he might have been a good choice, however the lead who did star in Kagemusha (and who 5 years later was the main character in Ran) was so very good that I am glad things worked out as they did.\r\n\r\nNow, as far as old Katoichi - I am going to watch Kitano\'s as I want to see the tap dancing scene you refer to. But I think that will about do it for me with the Blind Swordsman.\r\n\r\nSara','19948e1a08c79a2a39d515a9d90a04cd',0,'','VC40Qg3J',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6287,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119566820,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Sara, I watched the Zatoichi films with very low expectations, they were better than I expected but certainly nowhere near Kurosawa, strange thing is the Zatoichi films are as popular if not more so in Japan compared to Kurosawa\'s films.\r\n\r\nThe films are low budget and the standard of the transfers I\'ve seen have been average at best.\r\n\r\nI do think you\'ll see a big difference with Kitano\'s version, better production values for one thing and of coarse, Kitano himself.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','9bfd761f0278b0ce207d6fbff9146d5e',0,'','2zdwEhp0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6288,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119566820,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Sara, I watched the Zatoichi films with very low expectations, they were better than I expected but certainly nowhere near Kurosawa, strange thing is the Zatoichi films are as popular if not more so in Japan compared to Kurosawa\'s films.\r\n\r\nThe films are low budget and the standard of the transfers I\'ve seen have been average at best.\r\n\r\nI do think you\'ll see a big difference with Kitano\'s version, better production values for one thing and of coarse, Kitano himself.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','9bfd761f0278b0ce207d6fbff9146d5e',0,'','xpelYcKq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6289,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119567480,1,0,1,1,1,1,'69soixanteneuf','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Yep I\'ve seen a couple, the worst thing was the poor quality of the film on DVD, they could make more effort.\r\n\r\nKitano\'s is the best because it\'s got humor.','d8dceec96259cdc417c56c754e4b3af8',0,'','rUSb7ClM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6290,1484,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119567480,1,0,1,1,1,1,'69soixanteneuf','Re: Blind Swordsman films (Japan)','Yep I\'ve seen a couple, the worst thing was the poor quality of the film on DVD, they could make more effort.\r\n\r\nKitano\'s is the best because it\'s got humor.','d8dceec96259cdc417c56c754e4b3af8',0,'','Aeb5ycMB',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6291,1485,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1156679460,1,0,1,1,1,1,'jcdavies','Liberating cinema','This subject has come to mind with the magnificent ending of Antonioni\'s The Passenger; one moment i was admiring the pattern created by the bars, then it started to dawn, a miracle, i\'m passing through, free in the air outside. What an uplifting scene that is. \r\n\r\nhumans taking flight: \r\nlevitation and flight in Tarkovsky, (albeit briefly in Andrei Rublev), + the liberating power of Faith and the mind (end of Stalker, stammer curing at the beginning of Mirror..). \r\nThe Right Stuff. Flight of imagination in 8 1/2. \r\n\r\nFreedom after imprisonment, physical escape; Papillon taking his chance while Dustin Hoffman stays in more comfortable resignation, and on a higher level, A Man Escaped, the sense of spiritual release after all the tension. Mental attempts at freedom during imprisonment; The Birdman of Alcatraz through his special interest, Hurt\'s imagination in Kiss of the Spiderwoman (though in both these cases we\'re always aware the liberation is in fact restricted, and in fact the 2 films are only partially sccessful, imo). \r\n\r\nIn Sansho the Bailiff, there\'s the escape from the slave camp; physical liberation for Zushio, a different, noble liberation for his sister Anju (possibly the most beautiful and poignant moment in films). Leading on to the famous transcendental ending in which a simple camera move takes us from this individual tale to the wider universe beyond \r\n\r\nOr at the end of Rosetta, precisely by restricting their focus to the girl\'s face we\'re given a barely perceptible but wonderful sense of hope and compassion, the sense that her confrontation and ordeal with the young man will now be behind her, and with it a sense that she may overcome future struggles, life may slowly improve? \r\n\r\nDreyer\'s Gertrud rising above her disappointments and male fickleness, pettiness, ego. \r\n\r\nThe overcoming of obstacles. \r\n\r\nNatural beauty, open spaces \r\n\r\nThe impossible made possible, suspension of disbelief, fantasy, magic. A Touch of Zen, Crouching Tiger, Orphe.... \r\n\r\nThe sheer romantic joy at the end of The Green Ray, with the great affirmative OUI! \r\n\r\nThe wondrous destiny of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Those who complained of not understanding the film were missing its point. \r\n\r\nNew artistic possibilities opened up within Cinema. Cinema of political liberation (Sembene, Pontecorvo, Loach..), sometimes seeking new forms of expression (Rocha, Godard, Eisenstein..). Cinema itself as a form of escapism... \r\n\r\nand so on; i\'ve just set the ball rolling with the first examples that came to mind. Over to you.','674d1f0f784436daeb77e9428028a594',0,'','bEZ2s57Y',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6292,1485,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1156720140,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Liberating cinema','The ending in Aoyama\'s Eureka, when the photography switches to full color, and starts circling away from the protagonists in a movement reflecting the sea that surrounds them, rising higher and higher like a bird. Like the girl expressed it at the beginning: a wave that will wash everything away. \r\n\r\nThe moment in this year\'s The New World, when Colin Farrel\'s character comments on the stream of a river, which can lead backwards, but also forward, deeper into the wilderness, as well as the images of Pocahontas dancing through the english gardens in a vision after her death, and the flight of the indian out of the building and throgh the door into nature. \r\nAt the end the shot of the tree, reaching towards the sun. \r\n\r\nThe whole film, but especially the ending in Jafar Panahi\'s Offside, celebration of a possible liberty and freedom, even if it is only a short moment. \r\nThe honest observations of the camera in Babooska, which make you feel like you could almost grasp the reality of the cinematic image, the repressed, the life of mankind reflected in the life of one person.\r\n\r\nThe liberating possibilities of music, as expressed in the documentary Rhythm is it!, the need for freedom of artistic expression as in Paradjanov\'s \"The color of pomgranates\" or Bunuel\'s \"An andalusian dog\", and their formal liberation from narrative cinema. The beauty and power of language as exemplified in Othon.\r\n\r\nMarlene Dietrich keeping her dignity and freedom while facing execution in Dishonored, or her husband in Blonde Venus.\r\n\r\nThe blooming love between two entirely different social outcasts in A Patch of Blue,the possibility of a flight from cuba in an unexpected levitation in Before Night Falls, a beautiful hommage to Tarkovski, the liberating monologues of Jean-Pierre Leaud and Valerie Lebrun directly into the camera in Eustache\'s La maman et la putain, their desperate attempts at freeing themselves from their own constrictions through the magic of storytelling, the killing of the squire at the beginning of Rocha\'s \"Black god, White devil\", the single moment of mutual love in Pola X when Depardieu and golubeva are making love, the flight/dance of Denis Lavant in Carax\'s Mauvais sang, the disparate editning of sound and image in Pudovkin\'s Dezertir, freeing both elements from the tyranny of synchrony, Akira finally playing baseball in Koreeda\'s \"Nobody Knows\", the open spaces and neutral ground the protagonists find themselves in Zabriskie Point, and the acceptance of the \"invisible\" in the last moments of Antonioni\'s Blow up. The love of freedom expressed in almost every film of Pasolini, the last shot in Griffith\'s Intolerance, the ending of Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind. \r\nThe liberating power of love.','5c6a6092612124bd85db5f6f52596611',0,'','Zl8eKpND',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6293,1485,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1156720260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'collectedsoul','Re: Liberating cinema','hmm...let me see...\r\nNita\'s cry at the end of Meghe Dhaka Tara.\r\nThe realisation of familiar truths in Tokyo Story. I cant express how moved I was towards the end when Kyoko bemoans how none of the sons and daughters care about their father and the other character (cant remember the name) says that that is how people become when they grow up and have lives and concerns of their own...\r\nSpring, Summer...the first episode when the boy comes upon the creatures he had tied to a stone...later when the master tells the prodigal student the truth of inherent conflict behind desire after he comes back to the temple having killed his wife out of jealousy.\r\nWild Strawberries...beautiful and poignant throughout but especially towards the end when the young people are leaving and they come to say goodbye to the old man...\r\nThe final shot in Winter Light...stunning\r\nLa Notte...couldn\'t stop thinking about the turn of events at the end between the married couple...and how that little episode transforms what has gone before to reveal a new depth of understanding relationships between couples...\r\nthis is all I can recall right now off the top of my head','b1dde95b78fabafcac2a4aca5d350975',0,'','74ZtjmMi',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6294,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126374360,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Most Overrated Foreign Films','Noticed this lurking amongst the hottest discussions list, it must have done pretty well before so I thought it would be worth bringing it back.\r\n\r\nI\'ll start the ball rolling with \"Oldboy\", people are caught up so much with the set pieces that they fail to realise how thin and daft the plot is, thoroughly enjoyable but vastly overrated.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','8473132c62239e58cacd973f2ff84505',0,'','GfVHUws4',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6295,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126423500,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Still yet to see Old Boy so I\'ll have to get back to you on that.\r\n\r\nI\'ll still stick with L\'Atalante for my most overrated film of all time, which again I need to see again before I can make a final decision.','69a753bc500c16cb7d9b202f6e4b69aa',0,'','Htx5L9RK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6296,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149053940,1,0,1,1,1,1,'impossiblefunky','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Death in Venice.\r\nCashiers du Cinemart, The Only Magazine That Matters','9d5caf89754af5c33108cf0dfba042b7',0,'','YxgDlEFi',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6297,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149056820,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Wow this topic resurrected again. Did see Old Boy, and although I wouldn\'t call it a masterpiece, I did enjoy it, so I can\'t exactly say its overrated, although maybe slightly. I also got to watch L\'atalante again, and my opinion on it wouldn\'t really change, still insanely overrated.','4cbd534c14eaf38ccb08a450c314870b',0,'','Pt5QlHkv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6298,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149069240,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Yeah, somehow interesting how a topic which was very frequented on the old board seemingly faced an early \"death\" here. But of course if somebody wants to resurrect it again, there\'s nothing wrong with it. On the contrary. \r\n\r\nSeeing wpqx bashing L\'atalante twice, I must say I also don\'t quite understand the ongoing fascination with the film. Saw it only once last year, but Zero de conduite seemed somehow far better.\r\nNot that I didn\'t like it, or can\'t understand why it is indeed very important for film history, and why many people love it. It just failed to really engage me. Maybe my expectations were too high and a second viewing will make me a convert? \r\n\r\nActually the reason why I hadn\'t contributed last year, was that I simply couldn\'t think of a highly regarded foreign film that I dislike. There were some in the past (e.g. La Strada, Bronenosets Potyomkin), but it\'s been too many years to have an honest opinion.\r\nAnd it\'s imo much more fun discussing what you like, than what you don\'t like.','19ddffeea55c0ae8c40445a29652a384',0,'','o4v5xPRG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6299,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149075660,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','or could it be that enough year\'s have passed for people to start bashing Crouching Tiger again?','947c120864612e13e7b531b907443601',0,'','uh7Lt5ax',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6300,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149195180,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Don\'t know if enough year\'s have passed, but when it came out I was bashing it big style (also Lee\'s Sense and Sensibility). But I have already decided some years ago to gradually rewatch all of Ang Lee\'s films - which means very gradually, as I haven\'t re-viewed a single film of his, yet.','1c999219078989cdaecf96155b8be493',0,'','REpoPz6x',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6301,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149203400,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','I enjoyed Crouching Tiger for the most part, but the experience I had in the cinema was enough to keep me out of all movie theaters for 2 years afterwards.','05b559a475cfb98a905af8d7ad1889aa',0,'','GR28NAga',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6302,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149215580,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','O reacall you mentioning it before, but what exactly happened?\r\nWhen i was in the cinema in 2000, everybody seemed to love the film.','e6cedaa1b7205dbcd9219155c6705aa8',0,'','QqM03NKt',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6303,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149227460,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','it gonna be the trauma of NOT seeing any dragon or tiger in the film ...\r\n* just joking *\r\nhee hee ...\r\n\r\nPS: actually, the title is a Chinese idiom ...','12e8b49b9776c3c886c48f1d8b97b0cf',0,'','JAFH9lXD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6304,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149227700,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','\r\nWhat does the idiom stand for?','7fdd9a7410df5db765a8483142b41fc0',0,'','rK4qZtUu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6305,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149228360,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (read as Wo Hu Chang Long) refers to the fact that there are lots of experts (skilled talents) lurking around ... and hence, dangerous ...\r\n\r\nCoincidentally, in the film ...\r\nChang Chen\'s character is named as \"Hu\" (tiger) and \r\nZhang Ziyi\'s character is named as \"Long\" (dragon) ...','5f4c902a428c121dcbecfdc3166dbe97',0,'','8cHoL7mb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6306,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149228840,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','I got it.\r\nHow many times have you seen the film...?','a22a34a78ce77d5e4370fc9f98de2b39',0,'','QKEpoj5Y',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6307,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149232260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','There were just a lot of jack asses laughing at @#%$ that wasn\'t funny and being really, really annoying. Can\'t quite remember being over five years ago, but wow I never hated the experience more.','fc8a1d7e1b20d9bd955bb614d3076c8a',0,'','eM3Dr2t7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6308,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1149236160,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Off the cuff, I\'d say, Schlondorff\'s \"The Tin Drum\". Possibly my absolute adoration of Grass\' novel is to blame, but I thought the film failed to deliver on many levels. First, it turns Oscar into this hideous, monstrous child and you simply want to slap him, while the Oscar of the novel elicits your sympathies while he continues to do the most outrageous things. The screams and the drumming are very unimaginative on a cinematic level. What works brilliantly in the written form does not necessarily translate into good cinema. The crux of the problem is that the film deals with Oscar\'s story in a realist mode and lacks the breadth, the magic and the mythic qualities of Grass\'s vision.\r\n\r\nM','56ae3c00469f97e7f7d01dc9e894c25d',0,'','JYa5TUbN',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6309,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1156533420,1,0,1,1,1,1,'bamboomedia1','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','I really cant say what the most overrated foreign film is since I am missing quite a few staples from my watched listBUT there have been some that just havent lived up to the hype for me. I remember the buzz surrounding The Crying Game when it first came out years ago and quite frankly once I watched it I was like Thats it? Any yes, I did know! Dont get me wrong. I love me my Neil Jordan and I do like this movie. I just think when I watched this I had already started the descent to becoming the desensitized person I am today. Another movie that couldnt live up to the hype for me is Battle Royale. I searched for this movie and waited and waited and waited for it to be available through Netflix. When I finally saw it I just thoughtmeh. For being at the top of most peeps disturbing movie lists, it just didnt deliver. That brings me to Man Bites Dog. I really never made it past the first 15 minutes so I guess I cant really judge something I havent seen all the way through. If given proper motivation I will revisit this one.','88ea680dc134bd26c703dce0683c39ef',0,'','ulVXsynW',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6310,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1156533780,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','I was none too impressed with The Crying Game either, although I\'m admittedly poor in my Neil Jordan viewing, have a couple on the long lost art of VHS that I haven\'t (and quite possibly never will) get to. Michael Collins is on my list for 1996 films to see.','62f3854b4523cce927866b083f18eb76',0,'','V7oWkm6Z',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6311,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1202116800,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','moved here ... is it ok?','1f2e0697508734eb46960028ae2fb9e8',0,'','Tao8WmyA',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6312,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1202130360,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Yes, perfect.','cc0ea03161870cb77c96c6eb6084b2b1',0,'','JxnV5BKF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6313,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1202170560,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Can I add Central Station to my list then?','cb2aa89eaae678d3e982cd2ab714d448',0,'','hueHAytQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6314,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1202223480,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Hehe, I still need to see this gem of a film. I remember we had a member who was stating this to be the best film of all time... \r\nTastes do differ.','01839405d8cf193194e0dd13da9ce96f',0,'','wPqVighF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6315,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1202243460,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','I recall that as well, this was very far from that.','09cd66c4f305a5e0e465901fabfce422',0,'','db0BiaNg',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6316,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1202268180,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Tastes do differ but they aren\'t equally relevant. wpqx is right.','c73a936dbd441ddfb57879cb601b9889',0,'','bGSNR0L7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6317,1486,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1202271300,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Most Overrated Foreign Films','Glad to see I\'m not alone.','9ee96d6a35feec3d40b5a219765b7598',0,'','p3uj0qiR',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6318,1487,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1140500100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'gratefultiger','5 more films i love to hate','1.Baise Moi-what happens when idiots are given money and a camera\r\n2.Solaris (soderburgh)- at least Willis wasn\'t in it\r\n3.War of the Worlds(spielberg)-i actually felt sorry for Tom Cruise\r\n4.The Music lovers- a ken russell film,like most of his, bloody horrible,over the top for the sake of it\r\n5.Field of Dreams-Costener sentimental kitschy,3 strikes!','0bd6ebefec8e526b28e3e83ab75aa113',0,'','pJgDi6U1',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6319,1487,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1202119980,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: 5 more films i love to hate','moved','11dfd868d93bc2b0e4ce0bee5756f8b1',0,'','l9NAW4F5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6320,1488,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138349520,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Suave','Good movies?','Hello, I really want to see more foreign films more. Some of the films I love are \"Y Tu Mama Tambien\" , \"The Seven Samurai\" and \"Run Lola Run\", I want to see more foreign films but when I go to the video store I dont know which to get. Could you recommend some good ones to see?','0515ff937680f5727ca0d79000ce8999',0,'','9roxauPQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6321,1488,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138399500,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Good movies?','The best and worst section of this site would probably suit you fine. In all honesty avoid video stores, stick with libraries, movies are free and they\'re almost always better, at least for tastes such as ours. Oh and see 8 1/2.','5ad0dfff363ea0eaeda5a2bd338ae7a0',0,'','4BdjuFxe',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6322,1488,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138409880,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Good movies?','What did you think of the films you have seen?\r\n\r\nAlso where are you, obviously different countries have a variance in what is readily available.\r\n\r\nwpqx, movies are free in libraries in the US, well that\'s one up to you then. We have to pay in the UK, reasonable costs but unfortunately not free.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','72d2e7f60d2e284d6650ad3bafdcb135',0,'','5yMQ96ki',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6323,1488,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138414260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: Good movies?','Well, of course everything is a matter of taste and it depends what your video store + libraries have in, so i\'ll suggest a range, a mix of old + new, critical + popular favourites.\r\n\r\nSansho the Bailiff (Mizoguchi, 1954) +/or Ugetsu Monogatari (Mizoguchi, 1953)\r\nTokyo Story (Ozu, 1953)\r\nAndrei Rublev (Tarkovsky, 1966)- slow + long (it\'s no Run Lola Run) but worth giving a try. \r\nCrouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (Ang Lee, 2000)\r\nCity of God (Meirelles, 2002)\r\nL\'Atalante (Vigo, 1934)- make your own mind up; wpqx and i have had very different reactions.\r\nCinema Paradiso (Tornatore, 1989)\r\nMy Neighbour Totoro (Miyazaki, 1988) +/or Spirited Away (Miyazaki, 2001)\r\nThe Green Ray (Rohmer, 1986)\r\nZatoichi (Kitano, 2003)\r\nCentral Station (Salles, 1998) \r\nGrand Illusion (Renoir, 1937) +/or Rules of the Game (Renoir, 1939)\r\nAguirre Wrath of God (Herzog, 1972)\r\nTwilight Samurai (Yamada, 2003)\r\nPather Panchali (Ray, 1955)\r\nMetropolis (Lang, 1927) +/or M (Lang, 1931)\r\nOldboy (Park Chan-Wook, 2003) not for the squeamish\r\nTalk to Her (Almodovar, 2002)\r\nRashomon (Kurosawa, 1951)\r\nThe Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (Bunuel, 1972) +/or Belle de Jour (Bunuel, 1967)\r\nBattleship Potemkin (Eisenstein, 1925)\r\nJean de Florette/Manon des Sources (Berri, 1986)\r\nAmelie (Jeunet, 2001)\r\nThe Double Life of Veronique (Kieslowski, 1991)\r\nRaise the Red Lantern (Zhang Yimou, 1991) +/or House of the Flying Daggers (Zhang Yimou, 2004)\r\nChildren of Paradise (Carne, 1945)\r\nFanny and Alexander (Bergman, 1982) +/or Persona (Bergman, 1966) +/or The Seventh Seal (Bergman, 1957)\r\nNight of the Shooting Stars (Taviani bros, 1981)\r\nBicycle Thieves (De Sica, 1948) \r\nPierrot le Fou (Godard, 1965) +/or Breathless (Godard, 1960)\r\nThe Leopard (Visconti, 1963)\r\nThe 400 Blows (Truffaut, 1959)\r\nA Man Escaped (Bresson, 1957)\r\nThe Passion of Joan of Arc (Dreyer, 1928) \r\n\r\nmy personal favourite is Sansho the Bailiff.','84dc59281a3ed65c6e2d6a6c61700bd9',0,'','p3AYcXy7',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6324,1488,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138415100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Good movies?','my personal favourite is Sansho the Bailiff. \r\n\r\nI\'d never have guessed. \r\n\r\nGood varied selection John.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','1d0d9ef18a9f6b16f47cc10dc17ba818',0,'','6mLco7D4',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6325,1488,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138418640,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: Good movies?','Yeah, well i did try to be fair to others\' tastes!','132d62030d53ddb9439f78b697fd6082',0,'','8LK3XJv5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6326,1488,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138419060,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Good movies?','C\'mon people, don\'t scare the guy!','d08c47fe25c777c8463e4779f7d23c6e',0,'','lT6i3bDe',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6327,1488,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138449360,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: Good movies?','arsaib, you said it! \r\n\r\njohn\'s is a damn good list nevertheless. i have just one recommendation: Tykwer\'s \"Wintersleepers\" (made before Lola)which i think is a much greater film than \"Run Lola Run\", and in terms of pace, its very opposite. \r\n\r\nM','112ed29e02fcc237e38ae95ae8327b1f',0,'','zvylp4WX',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6328,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137970740,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Yesterday I watched David Lynch\'s \"Eraserhead.\" That goes at the top of my list. While I enjoyed its strangeness, I was left scratching my head and felt uneasy throughout.\r\n\r\n#2 Bunuel\'s \"Un Chien Andalou\"\r\n\r\n#3 Bunuel\'s \"L\'Age d\'Or\"\r\n\r\n#4 Bunuel\'s \"The Phantom of Liberty\" which I found hilarious.\r\n\r\nThe Bunuel films were a true delight! I would not say that Eraserhead was a delight. Just weird, weird, weird.\r\n\r\nWhat surreal or weird films can you think of?\r\n\r\nSara','e255befcdfc0b24d8aec47b201f316bf',0,'','i9CNdqBQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6329,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137972300,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Wayward Cloud springs to mind at once, as it\'s fresh in the memory. Tsai is a genuinely artful director (often too slow for some tastes) but here, while preserving his beautiful languorous longueurs, he launches into the territory not only of musical kitsch, but also of the provocative outrageous sexuality of Takashi Miike + Oshima\'s Ai no Corrida- which, taken with his usual minimal dialogue and visual imagination, add up to something new, astonishing and extraordinary. I\'d be interested to hear other reactions, cos i\'m inclined to think it\'s among the few genuine and original masterpieces of recent years. That\'s before it\'s had time to bed in.\r\n\r\nOtherwise, do see Street of Crocodiles (Quay twins\' Czech-influenced macabre animated short). I\'m interested to see they\'ve got a new feature length film out. Madhuban is much more an expert, but do delve into Czech surrealism generally; e.g i liked Valerie and her Week of Wonders, and Svankmajer part-animated films like Conspirators of Pleasure. Jodorowsky\'s Holy Mountain is worth a look though i think from his other films especially, he would seem to be more shallow than his fans would have us believe.\r\n\r\nA must is the Russian animated masterpiece Tale of Tales (Norstein), voted greatest ever animation back in 1984 and with very good reason.\r\n\r\nOr how about Paradjanov\'s Ashik Kerib?\r\n\r\nCocteau: Orphee trilogy','1e96d3a4f881342f668c0c6111b48f8e',0,'','zXq1pmrc',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6330,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137974640,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Off the cuff -\r\n\r\n1. Aki Kaurismaki\'s \"Hamlet Goes Business\" for its utter irreverence for Shakespeare\'s text (the central issue around which there is a heap of dead bodies in the film, is the business of making rubber ducks!!!)\r\n\r\n2. Agree with John about \"Ashik Kerib\" and would like to add \"Legend of Suram Fortress\". Perhaps, also \"Sayatnova\" because what is mindboggling is that Paradzhanov\'s crafty lighting (virtually no shadows) hardly allows depth and produces a flat painterly surface.\r\n\r\n3. Jean Cocteau\'s \"Blood Of a Poet\" in addition to the Orphee trilogy that John suggests.\r\n\r\n4. Maya Deren\'s \"Meshes Of Afternoon\"\r\n\r\n5. Juraj Herz\'s \"The Cremator\" for the truly bizarre conflation (and the suggestion that one becomes the other) of the language of peace and salvation with fascism and murder.\r\n\r\n6. Peter Greenaway\'s \"A Zed and Two Noughts\"\r\n\r\n7. Fellini\'s \"Juliet Of The Spirits\"\r\n\r\n8. Bert Haanstra\'s \"Zoo\". The gaze into the cage is turned on itself.\r\n\r\n7. M. F. Hussain\'s \"Gajagamini\" and \"Meenaxi\". These are really a series of installations and tableux exploiting bollywood kitsch.\r\n\r\n8. Cronenberg\'s \"Crash\"\r\n\r\n9. Bunuel\'s \"The Exterminating Angel\"\r\n\r\n10. Reggio\'s \"Koyaanisqatsi\" \r\n\r\nM','5d1e0e3c2373bbdaeaac79516bb51f34',0,'','1cVxLlim',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6331,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137977280,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','John, i\'m no expert on czech cinema...though, i may be a little more familiar with some of those films than the average film buff...but, i won\'t let down your faith in me...here goes...\r\n\r\nmy previous list already has one, \"The Cremator\".\r\n\r\n1. Chytilova\'s \"Daisies\"\r\n2. Vorlicek\'s \"Who Wants To Kill Jessie?\" (will write a review soon)\r\n3. Juraj Herz\'s \"Morgiana\"\r\n4. Forman\'s \"The Fireman\'s Ball\"\r\n5. Jindrich Polak\'s \"Tomorrow I\'ll Wake Up And Scald Myself With Tea\" \r\n\r\nM','5b9191e7985de7c8763154372c3dfbc5',0,'','lkVmnxpv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6332,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137981540,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Sara. I\'d agree with your selection, though Bunuel has some moments in most if not all his films.\r\n\r\nJohn. There is a thread for The Wayward Cloud - LINK, a few of us have seen it and it certainly belongs with the surreal and outrageous.\r\n\r\nOn top of these, another definite would be Battle in Heaven - LINK\r\n\r\nDefinitely a few of Miike\'s films, \"Dead or Alive\", just sickening, \"Gozu\" surreal, bizarre and extremely boring and most of all \"Visitor Q\" which makes a determined effort to break every taboo, necrophilia and incest amongst many others.\r\n\r\nOf course there are many others as well such as \"Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom\" by Pasolini and La Grand Bouffe by Marco Ferreri.\r\n\r\nDarren Aronofsky with \"Pi\" and \"Requiem for a Dream\", come to think of it Sara, you\'ve really opened up a can of worms here, there are loads stretching right back to the dawn of cinema.\r\n\r\nShould provide some interesting discussion though. \r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','858d1c0b4aa237aa0dccef05b68f673a',0,'','3YJfMzBu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6333,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137984600,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Yeah, i was thinking of Miike and Salo (for the \"outrageous\" part). Thanks for the link to Wayward Cloud- i was looking for one on it, thought i\'d seen something somewhere.\r\n\r\nAnother strange one: Of Freaks and Men (Balabanov)','7ecac201a13f1931df3cc72bf5c84981',0,'','X4R5tMoK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6334,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137987960,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Unregistered(d)','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Jodorowsky\'s EL TOPO and SANTA SANGRE (try to find Dean Stockwell)','d9d30a153e9398258b61f76cc642e8b0',0,'','X91AsEbQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6335,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137989160,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Ah, well they\'re the 2 by Jodorowsky i\'m not so keen on! But they do fit the bill.','21da88b6f81b013c2fa446c77707572a',0,'','J726N5fP',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6336,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137989520,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Unregistered(d)','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Just thought of another one: Ridley\'s THE REFLECTING SKIN','89802be005124caae8dc2e1c1ca02e7b',0,'','zZW4TXnq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6337,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137991440,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Here\'s another:\r\n\r\nDead Man directed by Jim Jarmusch with Johnny Depp\r\n\r\nAnd yes, yes, yes, trevor, to Requiem for a Dream and Pi!\r\n\r\nSara','0f788e08caea48f661dffb55a347e393',0,'','6qSc7Kjy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6338,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138084200,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','I\'ll just list some of my favorites, as there are thousands of films that fit the bill:\r\n\r\nIchi The Killer (2001 / Japan / Takashi Miike)\r\npretty demanding study of different modes of violence, at the same time reflecting and satirizing it, going against all viewer expectations regarding slasher films, heros, villains, etc.,etc. Demands several viewings - the most complex Miike film I\'ve seen to date.\r\n\r\nEl Topo (1970 / Mexico / Alejandro Jodorowsky)\r\nSurrealist denouncement of society and heroic concepts. Pretty moralizing.\r\n\r\nInstitute Benjamenta (1995 / UK / Brothers Quay)\r\nAdaptation of a german novel by Robert Walser transported into \"ber\"-surreal Quay territory. Critique of society\'s hypocrisy.\r\n\r\nPossession (1981 / West Germany, France / Andrzej Zulawski)\r\nBest film I\'ve seen so far on the devastating effect a @#%$ up relationship can have on your psyche. Zulawski supposedly made this after a three year divorce-hell he went through with a wife he still loved. The persons have deep psychoses\' and the film is mostly filtered through their point of view, so be prepared for a very troubling film. (with gruesome \"unintentional\" abortion scene). A claustrophobic tour-de-force set against the cold-war in Berlin that doesn\'t give you room to breathe.\r\n\r\nThe Beast (1975 / France / Walerian Borowczyk)\r\nSatire on church, society, and \"morality\" that doesn\'t leave anyone off the hook.\r\n\r\nGoto, island of love (1968 / France / Walerian Borowczyk)\r\nImagine 1984 crossed with Kafka and populated by hillbillies. Devastating account of structural oppression resulting from ignorance. Everybody is basically oppressing himself in an enclosed society that has lost its humanity.\r\n\r\nWoman in the dunes (1964 / Japan / Hiroshi Teshigahara)\r\nAllegorical tale about the meaning of life. What is a human being when stripped of all possessions? What\'s important what isn\'t? Critique of modern-day society and a call for choosing your own fate. \r\n\r\nStalker (1979 / Soviet Union / Andrei Tarkovski)\r\nSame as above, but set in a distant \"totalitarian\" society that has destroyed its humanity. \r\n\r\nDiamonds of the night (1964 / Czechoslovakia / Jan Nemec)\r\nSurrealist tale of two jews that have escaped from a train was deporting them. Critique of Czech fascists during WWII.\r\n\r\nDaisies (1966 / Czechoslovakia / Very Chytilova)\r\nTwo girls try to break free from society\'s restrictions, but don\'t realize that they themselves are part of it. \r\n\r\nBranded to kill (1967 / Japan / Seijun Suzuki)\r\nSuzuki playfully deconstructs the Yakuza \"genre\" and builds it up anew. \r\n\r\nKuroneko (1967 / Japan / Kaneto Shindo)\r\nSocial critique packaged as a surreal horror-fable.\r\n\r\nThe Shining (1980 / USA / Stanley Kubrick)\r\nExploration of the aftereffects of slavery and the genocide of the indians on a society that doesn\'t want to aknowledge its past, packaged as a horror film. Also reflection about the correlation between photography and the film, image and reality.\r\n\r\nClass relations (1984 / West Germany / Straub/Huillet)\r\nHommage to cinema, literature and the theater, and a critical account of the USA, through an adaptation of Franz Kafka\'s Amerika.\r\n\r\nAngel\'s Egg (1985 / Japan / Mamoru Oshii)\r\nExploration of faith. Allegorical anime told in long takes with minimal dialogue. \r\n\r\nLost Highway (1996 / USA / David Lynch)\r\nA schizophrenic has murdered his wife, but doesn\'t want to aknowledge it. Told from his POV, you will get a mind-boggling display of images.\r\n\r\nLulu on the bridge (1998 / USA / Paul Auster)\r\nAllegorical tale of the (im)possibility of love. Very melancholic.\r\n\r\nTokyo Decadence (1992 / Japan / Ryu Murakami)\r\nOne day in the life of a neurotic Tokyo prostitute who has lost her personality. But the people surrounding her are even worse of because opposed to her they don\'t even seem to have noticed this fact in their own lives. One day in soulless hell. Beware - highly depressing.\r\n\r\nThree Days (1991 / Soviet Union / Sarunas Bartas)\r\nThree people trying to find love in post socialist Russia. But do they even know what they are looking for? Isolation and apathy, almost completely without dialogues.\r\n\r\nThe Death of Stalinism in Bohemia (1990 / UK / Jan Svankmajer)\r\nSvankmajer reflects on 40 years of dictatorship, but in his usual surrealist way. Agit-prop at its best.\r\n\r\nI married a strange person (1997 / USA / Bill Plympton)\r\nCrude satire on love and death in the US. \r\n\r\nFaust (1994 / Czech Republic / Jan Svankmajer)\r\nsurrealist re-telling of the Faust saga.\r\n\r\nThe reflecting skin, and Salo also recommended.','221a405cea8048adf55007b2449a42a4',0,'','liZjYLmA',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6339,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138112820,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Lots of interesting selections there. I particularly like Goto Isle of Love. I\'m afraid my ignorance + shallowness are utterly exposed by the interpretation of The Shining. I\'m not sure how successful The Beast is at imparting its sense of social satire into the minds of the audience! Miike undoubtedly plays with genre expectations, and meticulously, but i\'m still not convinced as to the effectivness of his satirical intent; he certainly appeals to plenty of slasher fans, though of course the outcome of Ichi could be interpreted as some sort of repudiation, at the very least questioning, of violent audience desires.','d6359b5cd4f92454e1eb59de66eca239',0,'','tFlQEjYv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6340,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138122300,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','A - The Beast (1975 / France / Walerian Borowczyk)\r\nSatire on church, society, and \"morality\" that doesn\'t leave anyone off the hook. \r\n\r\nCertainly true but who can forget the chase sequence with the giant continuously flowing phallus!\r\n\r\nI\'ve just rented Innocence by Lucile Hadzihalilovic, I definitely expect this to hit the spot for surreal and weird.\r\n\r\nMadhuban brought up Cronenberg and Greenaway, I think the majority of their output would easily qualify for this thread.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','195f81473e68dff11a917104a8d825cd',0,'','8M9oYiSs',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6341,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138125240,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','And i\'ve just ordered Innocence to buy, have very high hopes it may be the best yet by a female director- enticing image that reminded me of Celine + Julie go Boating (has that film already been mentioned here?).','c14a4cea82fa148dd671675d3ea6c92a',0,'','5nlZMt3z',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6342,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138157940,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Don\'t worry about The Shining John, I only \"got\" most of it at the 5th or 6th viewing. Kubrick can be really tricky. \r\nBut don\'t ask me how long I had to think about 2001 or Barry Lyndon to unravel their secrets for me...','86fee71b19d20f446e8cc736f8c9ba9b',0,'','WbBXqL7E',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6343,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138196100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Well, there is one secret i can divulge about Barry Lyndon.It is a great secret. It is THE secret. In the film there is one beautiful view. It is at a spot dear to my heart. Where a friend flew boldly, majestically, with the wings of a giant bird, over the countryside below, and almost came to grief. But she was undaunted, for great was her courage.. and great was her reward. Once she was English, after that she was English no more. And that sir is the truth. There, behind the view in the film, lies a little road (barely a track) over the wild mountain behind where magic happens! It is not like other roads. No sir, it is not. I found out later- after my first unexpected taste of the magic- Joseph of Armithea is supposed to have turned back there. Oh yes, the Da Vinci Code barely scratched the surface. The truth is stranger, deeper than fiction. Merlin was also in those parts. And perhaps he still is. Turner the painter strode there in his youth, before he realised the sun is god. Little did he know, that track was the making of him. In the sky you will see the Red Kite. And along that track, there\'s an old priory, then a wide green beautiful valley with fine horses, then just past where the magic ends there are thousands of trout swimming together. A great secret indeed. And now, though many miles away, over the sea, i\'m fearful for divulging; i fear the wrath. But beside me i have the little doll. And my heart is pure. And those with pure hearts need not fear the ways of the righteous. But those whose hearts are greedy shall never know the secret. Pain and sorrow will be their destiny, until such time when...\r\n\r\nDeep deep is the magic that guards the secret, and it shall be safe from the wicked. Forever.\r\n\r\nA Touch of Zen (King Hu) may fit this thread. A certain mysticism perched between Crouching Tiger + Jodorowsky\'s Holy Mountain. \r\n\r\nOh, and the picaresque, Bunuelesque, Quixotesque, ghostly, gothic, slightly erotic Polish labyrinthine-Borgesian shaggy dog, Chinese box (Diderot-esque?) period adventure set in Spain with a Belgian protagonist; The Saragossa Manuscript.\r\n\r\nor another from Poland, Mother Joan of the Angels, about some naughty nuns in need of exorcism. \r\n\r\nCentral/Eastern Europe seems to be the place for the weird + surreal.','0486946085ee6ab929ecc9a8bed37711',0,'','3GljrXSZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6344,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138197660,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','yes, trevor, all of Greenaway and Cronenberg can fall into this category. perhaps, Kaurismaki\'s oeuvre too!\r\n\r\nsome more:\r\n\r\n\"The Element of Crime\" - Lars Von Trier\r\n\"Narcissus\" -Norman McLaren\r\n\"Satyricon\" - Fellini\r\n\'Porcile\" - Pasolini\r\n\r\nM','d4112f42beb0c724b8013d10db59ec85',0,'','45Z9t8Gs',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6345,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138198980,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Oh yes, Greenaway- for though too great is his pride in his own intellect, in the fair ancient land of Merlin, by Monmouth meadows and beauteous Usk, not other side of Severn + Dyke, was he born, and so the magic is surely within him. For Tulse Luper is a Welshman too.','3fce6853e3c6ceaacd2de799ad8d8529',0,'','vVZaKh0c',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6346,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138200420,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','wow john! loved the style and syntax of your posts. very Monmouth-ian','69da4964fb19024b315442a2d42f31aa',0,'','e51URq76',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6347,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138230600,1,0,1,1,1,1,'myfavorite','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','a few more:\r\n\r\n\r\nChris Marker - La Jetee\r\n\r\nFernando Arrabal - I Will Walk Like A Crazy Horse\r\n\r\nFrans Zwartjes - Visual Training/Anamnesis\r\n\r\nZbigniew Rybczynski - Tango (and others)\r\n\r\nMichael Snow - Wavelength\r\n\r\nWerner Herzog - Even Dwarfs Started Small/ Heart of Glass\r\n\r\nShinya Tsukamoto - Tetsuo The Iron Man\r\n\r\nKaneto Shindo - Onibaba/Hokusai Manga\r\n\r\nDusan Makavejev - Sweet Movie/ W.R. Mysteries of the Organism\r\n\r\nGuy Maddin - Heart of the World (and others)\r\n\r\nNagisa Oshima - In The Realm of the Senses\r\n\r\nJean-Luc Godard - Weekend','367ee922ca93f3c2a570443c7e0e1e97',0,'','N708KJip',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6348,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138287780,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Weird, surreal and I\'m sure in some peoples eyes outrageous, French film Innocence. Add disturbing but not in the way I expected and you have something that needs to be experienced rather than seen. No soft focus or twee soundtrack, no romanticism nor any denunciation, the feelings it leaves you with are going to be very individual depending on you. Fuller comments will follow soon.\r\n\r\nAgain it\'s a film that could raise very opinionated discussion provided people get the chance to see it.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','1fb3db16f131eaeefbdd683b34d2ccc3',0,'','jXchlqtD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6349,1489,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1138335780,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Films that are surreal,weird, and/or outrageous','Some great selections here. Add Claire Denis\' L\'Intrus to the mix.','0a9f5bdab41b5b7d3d94c94e7233e91f',0,'','fQ4nX68i',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6350,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122071160,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Which movies have the best opening 2 - 3 minutes?\r\n\r\nFanny and Alexander (the sound of the Schubert quartet and the face of the little boy full screen playing with his puppet theater quietly) Haunting and draws you into the movie.\r\n\r\nThe Sound of Music (Julie Andrews turning round and round at the top of the mountains and then singing \"the hills are alive...\")\r\n\r\nSaving Private Ryan (though the opening sequence is longer than 3 minutes) \r\n\r\nLet\'s make a list. \r\n\r\nSara','991defa97b5cdab1ef3bcbbbbff06c24',0,'','QNn0pKby',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6351,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122094920,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Good choices, Sara.\r\n\r\nOne that comes immediately to my mind is the opening of Jean Luc & Pierre Dardenne\'s Rosetta, with the title character refusing to leave her workplace after getting fired. (It helps that it\'s one of my all-time favorite films.)','adb6490c69c1fce7cf1b5e3441b8e837',0,'','lNErnXRy',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6352,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122153840,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','arsaib4, \r\n\r\nI looked up Rosetta. It is not yet on DVD. Sounds like a good opening scene and I wish I could see it.\r\n\r\nSara','40f360206116eae3470a61dce9a5aa67',0,'','a1J98Ke3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6353,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122159180,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','I think Rosetta is on UK Region 2 DVD.\r\n\r\nAnyway, I am trying to think about a few movies that have good openings that sustain my interest ... Offhand, I can\'t seem to recall ... \r\n\r\nBut there are two TV serials that have very impressionable openings ...\r\n-- The Greed of Man (Hong Kong TVB series) * click *\r\n-- Koori No Sekai (i.e., Ice World) (Japan NHK series) * click *','7f10b11aad844f2e9f4406956c7cff53',0,'','Z2giFtWC',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6354,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122160080,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','I just thought of another great opening scene:\r\n\r\nLa Dolce Vita: with the helicopter lifting a huge statue of Christ with outstretched arms over Rome (going to the Vatican) and casting shadows on the buildings below, and right behind this helicopter is another one with Marcello (the gossip reporter) in it looking down and waving to a bunch of sunbathing girls on the top of a building.\r\n\r\nSuch a great opening scene, don\'t you think? Very much Fellini.\r\n\r\nSara','d1bb41048b1dd5781a3aaaa829964ab1',0,'','DFZENCUG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6355,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122360060,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','You\'re all fired, Touch of Evil, come on that opening shot is ever loving testament that Orson Welles was a god among men. I was also a big fan of the opening carnage of A Clockwork Orange, but I\'m a little twisted. There\'s another major opening sequence I\'m forgetting but I\'ll get to that later, also a big fan of the silent film opening of Magnolia.','f51e37395ce505d7b78a00f1c42c2b25',0,'','FqLamv4X',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6356,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122626160,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','I think the best opening scene ever may be in \"Ulysses\'s Gaze\", with the director coming home and the excerpts from the first greek film.\r\n\r\nI also love the openings of Dead Man, Johnny Depp in the train,\r\nand\r\n\"When father was away on business\" by Emir Kusturica, one of the most complex and multilayered scenes I\'ve ever seen on film. It\'s in fact better than the whole rest of the film, though I like the whole very much.\r\n\r\nAlso to my mind comes 2001- A space Odyssey 8-)','28761973d121975eb90a259831e05f50',0,'','m16TdpfD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6357,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122647340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Great choice, A, with Dead Man and Johnny Depp on the train. It is a good opening sequence.\r\n\r\nI have not seen the other films you mentioned except 2001 Space Odessey. I would like to see Ulysses\'s Gaze and hope it is on DVD via Netflix.\r\n\r\nSara','7c2ecb339df7d61836a58f5da1e41af6',0,'','DWpYiMgH',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6358,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137202020,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Oh common guys, I can\'t believe you forgot one of the greatest opening sequences in film history: \"Un Chien Andalou\". The razor slitting the eye! \r\n\r\nFellini\'s 8 1/2 also has a great beginning. i\'m too sleepy to think of others now. Will post some more tomorrow.\r\n\r\ni know this thread is long buried. but i discovered it today and found \"Un Chien Andalou\" missing. so please bear with me \r\n\r\nM','f0d64a76cc8c36faba9a148d7ca7371c',0,'','onhNLk7g',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6359,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137206220,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Yeah, the opening of Rosetta is great; rarely has a walk (with camera almost attached to her for much of the film) expressed so much of a protagonist\'s character so quickly. A hard life, an indomitable warrior. I really like the openings of Mirror and Andrei Rublev (as well as their endings)- very different expressions of faith. Paris Texas; the start of a journey from open wilderness to groping through a glass darkly. But come on, what about Manhattan- the best few minutes Woody Allen has given us (sexual prowess of a jungle cat, this was his town and it always would be- that skyline, to Gershwin). Aguirre Wrath of God, the descent from the misty mountains (almost reprised in Motorcycle Diaries), Once upon a Time in the West (buzzing fly!), the beautiful opening of A River Called Titash, The Searchers (fearful symmetry), Tales of the Taira Clan (historical colour), Sunrise (lyrical lust), The Shining....','e56307a88e1d74fd13dd0c6f2f1c9eb1',0,'','m2WHYJDF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6360,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137215460,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Oh, how could I forget \"Un chien andalou\"  \r\nThe opening of Rosetta was really great, it\'s probably one of the ten best opening scenes I\'ve seen. But the rest of the film didn\'t keep this up, though I liked it.\r\nThe opening of Mirror, also my favorite part of the whole film, and \"Andrei Rublov\" you probably mean the edited version, where you aren\'t introduced to the men. Great indeed.\r\nForgot to mention the beginning of \"The Red and The White\", or how about \"The Good, The Bad and the Ugly\"?','62514053372702bd5374a6ce9b64100f',0,'','xD5bmaCv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6361,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137230100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Unregistered(d)','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Maybe not the best, but certainly good:\r\n\r\nTHE WORLD, the showgirl searching for a band-aid.\r\n\r\nTHIS MAN MUST DIE, a young boy plays at the sea shore and a speeding car in the countryside..\r\n\r\nTEN DAY\'S WONDER, a man wakes up, covered in blood\r\n\r\nBETTY, she merely walks into a bar.\r\n\r\nLA BELLE HISTOIRE, Paris seen through time lapse accompanied by Brel\'s \"La valse mille temps\" \r\n\r\nIN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, the opening sequence is like 10CC\'s of adreniline\r\n\r\nDazzling openings (that didn\'t hold up)\r\n\r\nWIT, Emma thompson zoning out in the Doctor\'s office--whoa, wait a minute, did he just say \"cancer?\"\r\n\r\nBIRTH, the jogger in central park.','491cd77116271b4703df419540adce60',0,'','bU5PSium',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6362,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137239400,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','\"Last Year In Marienbad\" (Alain Resnais):\r\nthe lavish architecture of a mansion...the baroque decor...a whispery disembodied voice...a stream-of-consciousness monologue, almost overheard...\"as if the floor were still sand and gravel, or stone slabs...over which i advanced once again through the corridoors, salons, galleries...the structure of this mournful mansion from another age...this huge and luxurious mansion...silent rooms, where fotsteps are absorbed by carpets so heavy, so thick...that no one hears no step...\" repeated obsessively, with little syntactic changes...simply mesmerising!!!\r\n\r\n\"The Pillow Book\" (Peter Greenaway):\r\ntight close up of a child in black and white...the father lovingly writes on her face, saying, when god created man, he painted in the eyes...moments later, when the mirror is held up, the child sees her relection in colour...very sensuous!\r\n\r\nthe cinematographer for the two films, separated by 35 years, is the great Sacha Vierny!\r\n\r\n\"The Sea That Thinks\" (Gert De Graaff):\r\nthe phone rings and a man gets up from bed to walk across the room to take the call - he has bizarre nightmares of this simple act...\r\nthe opening is lovely, but the film degenrates...the play with optical illusion becomes tiring, and the existential angst gives you a headache...a film to forget, except the rather surprising opening sequence.\r\n\r\nM','4d8aa4c16d2af27a112583a271693066',0,'','Vrb5HlLf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6363,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137247260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Johndav','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Lovely description of Marienbad, and worthy choice. No coincidence about Vierny, i\'m sure my fellow Welshman Greenaway sought him out as Marienbad is his favourite film (or was last i heard). \r\n\r\nI\'ve not seen The Sea that Thinks.\r\n\r\nPillow Book: i\'m afraid i disliked it, not a patch on Sei Shonagon\'s wonderful original.\r\n\r\nWould like to see Ten Days Wonder again cos it may be Chabrol\'s most underrated/unfairly neglected; i enjoyed it a lot but memory is vague.','0e372a30f7549ae3afbeccba560fced8',0,'','B8oCaj3f',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6364,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137367140,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Remember how we struggled with Mik\'s quiz scenes of the opening shots?\r\n\r\nI vote for Nosferatu!\r\n\r\nSara','03db58df714fa1f406995f6d3150646a',0,'','6rU3xgVZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6365,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137377820,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Iserp','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','I always liked the opening of \"apocalypse now\": The jungle, all quite and green, and then the helicopters, and suddenly all fire, while \"The end\" sounds.\r\n\r\n\"the apartment\" is funny. You look the building, all people working, while hearing a lot of mathematical data about the company; and then you see jack lemmon working alone, stops saying things about the company, and tells you his personal problem, why he is there instead of home.\r\n\r\nAnd \"Muerte de un ciclista\" (Juan Antonio Bardem, 1955), just amazing.\r\n\r\nBesides, I like the opening with gandalf in \"LOTR: The fellowship of the ring\", the dialogue (specially the one about the tips) in \"reservoir dogs\", when Max von Sydow meets death in \"the seventh seal\" and the Korova pub in \"a clockwork orange\".','17e81584faf6cd93cbbc6bf458b6542b',0,'','5xsVEbaD',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6366,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137434040,1,0,1,1,1,1,'madhuban','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','How could i forget \"Three Colours: White\"! the suitcase rattling along on the conveyer belt...apparently a very normal phenomenon, till you realise that a man is being smuggled across the border in it An opening, that, in hindsight, is revealed to be potent! \r\n\r\n\"Run Lola Run\": before the credits roll, people rambling about, and a rather poetic voiceover, deliberately bringing back memories of Damiel in Wenders\' \"Wings of Desire\" and \"Faraway Yet So Close\"...and then the phone rings, no time for philosophy...to reckless business \r\n\r\nM','e80506ea68f4bcc0754dfb25d9253be1',0,'','7M6TtZ3P',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6367,1490,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1137557220,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: What are the best opening 2-3 minutes on film?','Heh, just realized that I had totally forgotten that I ever saw \"The sea that thinks\". \r\nThanks for the mention, though i don`t think too many people have heard of it. I also found it interesting at first, but after a while it got boring in its repetitiveness. Self-.centered and indulgent.\r\nBut maybe I need to see it again...','3fa1006f50ce1f908f3527ddb201827b',0,'','0bh9t8Xu',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6368,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118875620,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I think she was at her best in \"The Piano Teacher.\"\r\n\r\nAnd then in \"The Ceremony\" she is a postal worker and really dominates the films though she is not the \"main\" character. I love her performance in this.\r\n\r\nShe\'s fun in \"8 Women.\"\r\n\r\nAnd in Chabrol\'s \"Madame Bovary\" she is quite good.\r\n\r\nWhat films has she been in that you really liked?\r\n\r\nSara','f651fb7143e417c851c02ffb494d531b',0,'','ehEV3Pj5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6369,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1118877720,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Although there are quite a few films I could list, I thought her performance in \"I heart Huckabee\'s\" was brilliant, parodying her own persona, she\'s obviously got a good sense of humour.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','0ff5a7c58346901580d80726a1e341f9',0,'','2ugJafAj',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6370,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119486480,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I just watched \"Merci Pour le Chocolat\" and found Isabelle Huppert as mysterious, introverted, full of her own psyche, beautiful, and different (from most folks) as ever. She is amazing and projects that she is filled with her \"inner demons\" as usual but carries forth holding her outer character intact.\r\n\r\nWhile I don\'t think this movie is as good as \"The Piano Teacher\" or some of her other films, it was good.\r\n\r\nHave any of you seen this? What did you think?\r\n\r\nAnd again, I still can\'t sort out the movie and am left with questions.\r\n\r\nSara','c645a8e93beabaec5d76cfd2c4953003',0,'','Ewir4LDm',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6371,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119612420,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','My favorite Isabelle Huppert film is Saint-Cyr (The King\'s Daughters) by Patricia Mazuy. Fine film, with a fine performance by Huppert the french king\'s mistress, though she isn\'t the main character in the film.\r\nNeed to see her in Heaven\'s gate','1151147e7e34d8c1eac05c16ca5f2ce3',0,'','bWT217lH',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6372,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119632160,1,0,1,1,1,1,'andre angel','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Werner Schroeter\'s \"Malina\" is my favorite. Cool film, cool acting!','8b08b437d4b8b99e98ca827d84a28403',0,'','PXko6NSv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6373,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123712340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kookook','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','\r\nTitle: Madame Bovary (1992)\r\nDirector: Claude Chabrol\r\nRated: PG-13\r\n\r\nSynopsis: Adapted from the Gustave Flaubert classic, the story of Emma Rouault, a woman who aspires to greatness, but instead marries Charles Bovary, the local physician. After giving birth to a beautiful child, she quickly grows discontented with her family and the petty bourgeois life they lead and attempts to enliven her life by having affairs with a variety of men, but they all prove untrustworthy and abandon her when she needs them most.','9079dec06134ec14fc0945107dd64c4f',0,'','zNWdcPXS',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6374,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124047500,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I just watched \"La Separation.\" Isabelle Huppert and Daniel Auteuil are wonderful in this. (He was in \"The Widow of St. Pierre and \"The Girl on the Bridge\" - both directed by Leconte.)\r\n\r\nSee it if only for the superb acting - though the film is really good.\r\n\r\nSara','eed36d264cc918a145b9ba381116ac78',0,'','N7yB4Mrv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6375,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124334240,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Re: Merci Pour le Chocolat, I found it bizarre that she broke down so easily at the end when confronted with the truth, after all she had been hiding the previous murder for quite a few years. \r\n\r\nWhat sort of query did you have Sara?\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','49bc01701263c188e888e72d8689acf8',0,'','KMhD3rLe',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6376,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124402340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','trevor. what do you mean \"query?\"\r\n\r\nMerci pour la chocolat is not the greatest film for Isabelle Huppert. I honestly think her two best were \"The Piano Teacher\" and \"The Ceremony.\" Though I thought her acting was superb in \"La Separation.\" Have you seen that one?\r\n\r\nSara','b515682d712bd9fdac1bb9a273d41398',0,'','hv2xTzE0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6377,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124404020,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I just watched \"Merci Pour le Chocolat\" - And again, I still can\'t sort out the movie and am left with questions.\r\n\r\nFrom your previous post on the film.\r\n\r\nI have seen the three films mentioned but not for a while, I\'d have to give them a run through again although she was very memorable in \"The Piano Teacher\".\r\n\r\nCheers Trev','ff7c4fa909a740f8104c0c7ada399594',0,'','pwLcjd3B',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6378,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124429040,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Time of the Wolf doesn\'t focus on Huppert but it needs to be seen because it\'s a great film. Directed by Michael Haneke (The Piano Teacher).','09d5f8ca7bb9fce2adbfab6deb796bdb',0,'','G1Lws4tq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6379,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124579940,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','\r\nThe last two films of Huppert\'s that I have seen, I really did not enjoy not could I really get into them.\r\n\r\nThey were \"I Heart Huckabees\" and \"Loulou.\"\r\n\r\nI was really disapppointed.\r\n\r\nSara','48693cbaeecd3e598076bf48c00e7c68',0,'','TBGbHNna',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6380,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124581440,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','That\'s a shame Sara, I thought she made \"I Heart Huckabees\" and proves she can certainly do comedy.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','5f7ef56129f1ee7cbdef5c61d1c4659c',0,'','BmhVQwt5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6381,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124913960,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','As for a comic role, also see 8 femmes by Francois Ozon. She`s hilarious there.','4411057c85d159c620a61fc5c131fded',0,'','syX0wCRq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6382,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124918280,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I have seen her in \"8 women\" and I agree, she is hilarious! She seems to be having a good time playing this role.\r\n\r\nHas anyone seen her in \"The Time of the Wolf?\" The Netflix comments are mixed.\r\n\r\nSara','df7ce50d01a9ff6dca4f4a0942f0a099',0,'','nxPEzmXK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6383,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124939820,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Time of the Wolf is a challenging film, not unlike The Piano Teacher. (I wish I had my review but it disappeared along with the old site.)\r\n\r\nIt\'s more of an ensemble piece. The film starts off with Huppert\'s family which escapes from the city and ends up in a country home only to find out that it\'s been invaded. Haneke doesn\'t exactly tell us what has happened but it\'s easy to decipher that it\'s sort an apocalyptic situation (like SARS or a nuclear attack). Then the family moves to a train station where other survivors are there in a sort of a make-shift environment. From there, Haneke concentrates on human spirit and how it prevails in the face of adversity.\r\n\r\nIt\'s very dry like all other Haneke films but if you liked his previous effort then it\'s possible that you may find find it worthwhile.','04e791be5946d0396c0cb75911e0bdea',0,'','d3ixUXB5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6384,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124989320,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I thought her role in Time of the Wolf was nothing interesting. She plays a \"normal\" woman with no special features, excentricity`s, etc. more introverted than anything else. The acting fits the role, but she isn`t the main character. As Arsaib said, it`s more of an ensemle piece.\r\nWhat I found very lacking was the screenplay and the dialogues. The film was very schematic in its presentation of people dealing with different situations, and to me it seemed as if Haneke had a check list which he worked through - not very inspiring. But as this is still Haneke making something he cares about (though I wonder if he hasn`t become a bit lazy, catering more to (festival)-audiences after he has become such a renowned director), there are some great moments in the film, along with a fine ending. The best character for me in the film was nature itself, though the focus was (sadly) primarily on people. And I think Haneke`s aim in not telling the cause of the catastrophe, so the audience doesn`t debate about its probability, backfires heavily, as I was wondering what exactly happened throughout the film.\r\nCompared to \"Code: Unknown\" and \"The Piano Teacher\" a satisfying but mediocre effort. Solid \"art-house\" cinema.','6fa862fb79477f9e19a671101cb082db',0,'','MpTtleHf',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6385,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126870620,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Caught the Piano Teacher again last night on TV, it\'s definitely one of those films that remains shocking and most of that is down to Isabelle Huppert\'s outstanding performance. \r\n\r\nShe is one hell of an actress, it\'s no wonder she\'s constantly in demand, she can tackle such a wide variety of roles.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','133003241ac31ff2599c1155d6397790',0,'','FK1jMevh',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6386,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126889940,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mcdan','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I think she was amazing in The Piano Teacher but I personally loved her role in The Ceremony the best. 8 Women was sheer fun. Some of the other films I need to revisit - but Huppert is always great. I wonder what film she has coming up next?','9ea2ddd4e81df1adfe673202d6594e0d',0,'','yN0JAq6G',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6387,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126890960,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I looked Huppert up on IMDB, and it looks like she has 5 since I Heart Huckabees. Some not yet released, and the rest not yet on DVD.\r\n\r\nAll the names of the movies are in French, so I will not attempt to list them for fear of making a mess of the spelling. \r\n\r\nSara','681738207ef1ea2f8e783f10ca365796',0,'','rRnq1xMi',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6388,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126897800,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Les soeurs fches (Me and my sister) - 2004.\r\n\r\nGabrielle - 2005.\r\n\r\nComdie du pouvoir, La (literal translation: The comedy of power) - 2005 in post production - Chabrol.\r\n\r\nAmerica - 2006 pre production.\r\n\r\nBeau monde, Le(literal translation: The beautiful world) - 2006 pre production.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','c9efb289aab2ea706697c88272f78b29',0,'','e7ojLcqU',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6389,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126910340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Thanks, Trev, for the list with good French spelling.\r\n\r\nI just went to Netflix\'s site and the film \"Ma Mere\" is going to be released on DVD in October - in which they say (get this now) Isabelle Huppert plays \"a sexually adventurous mother!\"\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nSara','2bfe74c4816dc6c72b2f2e0e1493fc95',0,'','D4Rmad7J',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6390,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126911420,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Oh dear Sara, you mean you haven\'t seen Ma Mere. It was released a few months ago on DVD in the UK, I\'m sure arsaib4 commented about it before and (as far as I remember) it wasn\'t good.\r\n\r\nSexually adventurous is one thing but it depends on who you\'re adventurous with!\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','90557e5a1e54cfdc71f137e5948dd09e',0,'','nwlX3Lzr',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6391,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1126911720,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Well, I\'ll surely agree with you about that, Trev!\r\n\r\nI\'m still going to get it when it is released on Netflix because of Isabelle Hupport. In the meantime, I will try to find arsaib4\'s review.\r\n\r\nSara','29d9024c95528eedc67f8b54c98246bf',0,'','hES9KiDU',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6392,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1129625100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Isabelle Huppert\'s retrospective will soon tour U.S. and Canada starting at MoMA in NY. She\'s also appearing, for the first time in the U.S., on stage in a play titled - \"4:48 Psychose.\" \r\n\r\nMichael Atkinson (Village Voice) on Huppert:\r\n\r\n\"I\'ll bite: Isabelle Huppert may just be the greatest actress currently at work in cinema. Imagine the last quarter-century of cinema without her: the wicked-sharp cobalt gaze, the custardy voice ringing on its edges with a Waterford chirp, the effortless self-possession suggesting terminally secret wounds, the enormous emotional violence, the melancholy of bitter independence. MOMA\'s perfectly reasoned retro celebration cannot hope to rope in her complete oeuvre (Huppert has often been making three films a year lately; in 2000 she made seven), but you can hardly survey her achievement without reconsidering her films with Jean-Luc Godard and Claude Chabrol (of these, the most Huppert-intense remains Chabrol\'s 1988 Story of Women). Similarly, Maurice Pialat\'s Loulou(1980), Diane Kurys\'s Entre Nous (1983), Christian Vincent\'s deplorably underrated and underseen La Sparation (1994), and naturally Michael Haneke\'s mid-career firestorm The Piano Teacher (2001), are inevitable. But there\'re a few less obvious Huppertudes: Mrta Mszros\'s The Heiresses (1980), in which a 1936 Hungarian couple enlists a young Jewish woman as a surrogate mother; Marco Ferreri\'s The Story of Piera (1983), a debauched tale of hedonism and incest; Andrzej Wajda\'s 1988 adaptation of Dostoyevsky\'s The Possessed; and Raul Ruiz\'s masterpiece of parental vertigo The Comedy of Innocence (2000). If you are still Huppert-hungry, go to BAM on the 23rd, where the lady herself introduces Barbara Loden\'s long-semi-lost American New Wave classic Wanda (1971), the reissue of which in France was a recent Huppert cause.\"\r\n\r\nMoMA\'s schedule.','40b8635eec8a627e959affa1e66c238f',0,'','UZqiy90s',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6393,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1129636860,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','\r\nI did watch Ma Mere\r\nclick\r\n\r\nIsabelle Huppert and Louis Garrel\'s performance were good though.','a1f82d3adac683b088b0673be00bcc3e',0,'','j6fciwY5',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6394,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1130274540,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Unregistered(d)','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I\'ve enjoyed so many of Huppert\'s films but \"The Lacemaker\" has always stuck in my mind. I must see The Separation - the novel was heartbreaking!!!!','e4c0fd985f9edc0a16aa56c60012c68d',0,'','xYv0ecZj',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6395,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1130276400,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I don\'t know \"The Lacemaker.\" Is it on DVD? I\'d like to see it.\r\n\r\nThe Separation is superb. Don\'t miss it. I already said how great the two stars are in it - as well as the movie itself. \r\n\r\nBy the way, welcome to you, renard70.\r\n\r\nSara','44ccedcb8393cb82c59159c742031426',0,'','tzpQCeZd',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6396,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1130363340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Unregistered(d)','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Sara, Thanks for the welcome! I saw \"Lacemaker\" way back in the 70s and around 8 years ago on tv - BBC2 I think. I keep a look out on the dvd lists for you','125e9e636ec54bbf30d5f2e248e82493',0,'','vpy8G5ZN',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6397,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1131131160,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','I watched \"Ma Mere\" yesterday. And afterwards I felt like I just crawled out of the sewer and needed to take a long shower.\r\n\r\nIsabelle Huppert was not as good in this. Even though I loved her in The Piano Teacher with her sexually strange obsession, Ma Mere was over the top with perversion.\r\n\r\nI wish I had never seen it. \r\n\r\nSara','61a00ee3a63c27b1ad48c89319bd1c93',0,'','FSh9J7ym',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6398,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1131134700,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','So I assume you won\'t be purchasing \"Ma Mere\" Sara, from your reaction I\'d love to see you write a review.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','146f1fdd0c8f43117ad39f80a5ed1345',0,'','9SQYlDbr',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6399,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1131141900,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','No review from me, trevor. The sooner I forget Ma Mere the better.\r\n\r\nIn fact I have The Time of the Wolf now from Netflix, and I am considering just sending it back and waiting a bit before I watch it.\r\n\r\nAs much as I love Isabelle Huppert, I think I need to get her out of my head for a while.\r\n\r\nSara','f6ceb6b233aa0b25e4d188f471f5b2be',0,'','63dJCkDM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6400,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1131149100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Well if nothing else, her performance must have been convincing. \r\n\r\nI\'m sure (certainly judging from arsaib4\'s recent reviews) that she\'ll soon be back in your good books.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','54eb97567f967fe06b3da12649b7af0a',0,'','U0H8gWGr',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6401,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1131154320,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Well, yes, trevor. She certainly was convincing. I guess that means she is truly a great actress - and I believe she is. She was very convincing.\r\n\r\nI just can\'t get her character out of my head...\r\n\r\nAnd I am not a prude. \r\n\r\nIncidentally, I did mail The Hour of the Wolf back to Netflix today. I needed some space.\r\n\r\nSara','f8cca8624e9a89b0f7116a4af2b034d9',0,'','zkdXHQEZ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6402,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1131244860,1,0,1,1,1,1,'mcdan','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Re: Ma Mere\r\n\r\nI always seem to love IH films but this one seems to have recieved bad reviews and I am not sure I want to waste my time. \r\n\r\nI rented \"Bas Moi\" (spelling?) - that was a year ago and I still feel sick. (And note I loved American Psycho- so not in the prude mode .) This has nothing to do with IH - I am just asking if it is perhaps in the same genre as \"B.M.\" \r\n\r\nEach time I slip on any of my Italian 4 inch heels I do think of \"Bas Moi\" and feel a touch queasy. \r\n\r\nIs it La Mere in that genre? I\'d love a hint before I spend the $. (BTW, Sara I am sure you are not a prude - but I really don\'t think you would like Bas Moi - I sense you are already looking to rent it as I write. Two words- Do not!)','ff97a0e3e36601f174c159f228cbd321',0,'','PFZsVMeQ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6403,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1131249480,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Hmmm. I\'ll have to look this one up. \r\n\r\nSara','a752093f713cdd71dbdde7c6379c003e',0,'','VoK8SyT2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6404,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1131260700,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','For me Baise-moi was a very disturbing film, when I first saw it at its release in Londonat the theater . I didn\'t know what exactly to make of it, but since then it has become one of my favorites.Last time I saw it, it still seemed very good to me and worthy of critical reflection. Don\'t really know why most people hate it so much. Some films just show how ugly our world can be, and I don\'t think there\'s anything wrong with that. \r\n\r\nI\'d actually like to see La mere now that it\'s gotten so many bad propaganda \">','f42c606447a280785bba4ebdb571baef',0,'','ZTU3oJGC',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6405,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1131297060,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Baise Moi has had such a bad reaction because the sex scenes are full on and filmed in the style of a porno film plus of course the gun shot (which has been cut from the UK dvd release) didn\'t exactly help its cause. It\'s just seen as exploitive re: the sex and violence.\r\n\r\nNo matter how bad Ma Mere is I can\'t imagine it hits the same level, I can\'t see Isabel Huppert doing scenes that would be more appropriate in a hardcore porn film.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','441b677bdf833e11a8ff45b20dd54780',0,'','lpM5c67g',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6406,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1206568380,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Since the last timeI posted on this thread, I\'ve seen many more films with Miss Huppert, and all the recommendations made on the previous pages were totally worth it! What a great actress! Since she celebrated her 55th birthday this month, why not renew our appreciation of her work? \r\n\r\nI\'ve looked up her filmography at Imdb and here\'s what I\'ve seen (listed chronologically following Imdb\'s dates of release): \r\n\r\nLa dentellière The Lacemaker (1977 / Claude Goretta) - Excellent film, great performance \r\nLoulou (1980 / Maurice Pialat) - A masterpiece. Great performance by Huppert. \r\nSauve qui peut (la vie) Slow Motion (1980 / Jean-Luc Godard) - One of my favorite Godard films. Good performance \r\nHeaven\'s Gate (1980 / Michael Cimino) - A classic. Convincing English language performance \r\nThe Bedroom Window (1986 / Curtis Hanson) - I don\'t remember much from this film anymore... too long ago \r\nLa séparation The Separation (1994 / Christian Vincent) - Like Sara said, an underrated film with excellent performances \r\nRien ne va plus The Swindle (1997 / Claude Chabrol) - Delightful performance, in a delightful film \r\nSaint-Cyr The King\'s Daughters (2000 / Patricia Mazuy) - Very interesting film with a convincing Huppert in a supporting role \r\nLa pianiste The Paino Player (2001 / Michael Haneke) - Great film with an outstanding performance \r\n8 femmes 8 Women (2002 / Francois Ozon) - A lot of fun, with Huppert playing a great parody of her image as a \"serious\" actress \r\nDeux Two (2002 / Werner Schroeter) - Way over the top (film and performance), I couldn\'t make much of this. Need to see it again \r\nLe temps du loup The Time of the Wolf (2003 / Michael Haneke) - Good film with an intense performance, which I should also revisit \r\n\r\nSeems like I\'ve still seen only a small part of her work in movies, so I will probably appreciate the beautiful and mysterious Isabelle even more in the future.','60197f9be8f2b698d787346f99c83f1c',0,'','M2S7t0nF',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6407,1491,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1206591000,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Qn: What are your favorite Isabelle Huppert films?','Looking forward to watching her in Claire Denis\' upcoming White Material.','0a78a28092f60813f82e3f8d57d7e823',0,'','kLfihUp2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6408,1492,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123200180,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Has anyone seen?','Has anyone seen any of the following and if so how would you rate them out of a score of say 5.\r\n\r\nFather and Son - Sokurov\r\nMachuca - Wood\r\nNotre Musique - Godard\r\nThe Consequences of Love - Sorrentino\r\nStrings - Ronnow-Klarlund\r\nKings and Queen - Desplechin\r\nOnly Human - Harari\r\n\r\nAny opinions would be appreciated, thanks.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','d61d6f89eba608c45919a1435a3a020b',0,'','baYtTXv8',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6409,1492,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123202580,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Has anyone seen?','Father and Son - 2.5\r\n\r\nMachuca - 4\r\n\r\nNotre Musique - 5\r\n\r\nThe Consequences of Love - 3','e150f8f1d93495d169aeafa6e0567cc1',0,'','gBQTxMej',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6410,1492,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123208220,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Has anyone seen?','Thanks arsaib4, any other opinions anyone?\r\n\r\nI need to sort the good from the bad and ugly so I can fit them round my physio sessions.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev','7ee0579133a8c95fe6bfead5c07f76f9',0,'','fpeSQs0x',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6411,1492,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123251060,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: Has anyone seen?','Hey,\r\n\r\n(1) My votes go to Kings and Queen !!!\r\nPerformance by the male lead is commendable!\r\n\r\n(2) As for Machuca, it is above average ...','ab1264462a00ff482a33b621755cd450',0,'','dkpmFcnb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6412,1492,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123262880,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Has anyone seen?','Thanks hengcs, I should have checked through the index.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','bf1fbcdfb4f99ca464c5d75a708b6af9',0,'','5TtkWqVn',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6413,1492,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123707600,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kookook','Re: Has anyone seen?','Father and Son - Sokurov 2\r\nMachuca - Wood 4\r\nNotre Musique - Godard 3\r\nThe Consequences of Love - Sorrentino 1\r\nStrings - Ronnow-Klarlund 5\r\nKings and Queen - Desplechin 4\r\nOnly Human - Harari 3','dfe13ae505ef88763b2a72aaf010f8ac',0,'','Usz0ldhM',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6414,1492,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123710240,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: Has anyone seen?','wow ... \r\nyou have watched them all?\r\nwhere do you stay or watch them?','7e5be0058c2ca0ad819b9fbb0d7919e7',0,'','Zz9Fd8pK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6415,1492,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124400600,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Has anyone seen?','Having just seen Consequences of Love I\'d love to know why it only got a score of 1 from kookook. I\'d rate it as between a 3 and 4.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev','df413ed6181ee4cc9e1b9abf0cc7a84b',0,'','9Cwlku0g',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6416,1492,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1124428320,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Has anyone seen?','I\'d rate it as between a 3 and 4.','3604c3ec37e7131b70f646ba128963b9',0,'','KGDpzjs6',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6417,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119707640,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Qn: Films suitable for children','I thought this was a good topic before, choose films that you consider are suitable for a younger audience. Obviously Miyazaki is a good starting point with anime and since you can get them subtitled and dubbed, they\'re suitable for children from a very young age.\r\n\r\nAny suggestions?\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','afb24933abd0bccde572c7547f47f7d3',0,'','uxt9DAas',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6418,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119728160,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','\r\nThough it is not \"foreign,\" I would put The Wizard of Oz at the top of the list.\r\n\r\nSara','647d08a98534c945c2d6264f69a68be9',0,'','4EghQ1Rl',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6419,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119771660,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','Well I\'ll list some of the films that I loved as a child, may not all be appropriate by I turned out alright (well depends on who you ask)\r\n\r\nPrincess Bride \r\nRaising Arizona\r\nClue\r\nBig Trouble in Little China\r\nComing to America\r\nThe Golden Child (although bad stop-motion devil at the end might cause a problem)\r\nPredator (yes I saw Predator 50 times before the age of 9)\r\nTango and Cash (Humor and action, and Kurt Russell)\r\nStar Wars (I honestly get upset when I meet people my age who haven\'t seen all of these films a dozen times or more)\r\n\r\nAs for foreign films\r\nAlice (Jan Svankmajer) - It\'s dubbed in English and well if kids can watch that Disney garbage, why not watch this.\r\nChildren of Heaven - there\'s some reading, but well good to show kids how another country has it.\r\nand damn I don\'t think there are too many, hard enough getting grown ups to sit through subtitles, and since I never saw foreign films as a kid, couldn\'t see how today\'s kids would be up for them.','86d358ea3e4c2c416de4ac41cab700cb',0,'','mN7T93dK',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6420,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119828060,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','As for the subtitle issue:\r\nI grew up in a country, where you have ONLY subtitles (there are quite a lot of those! ), and though I couldn\'t read till the age of 5, I remember watching all Knight Rider episodes when I was 3 and 4 and loving them.\r\nWhen I got older, I got accustomed to reading subtitles. If you want to watch any film, you just have to. \r\nAnd believe me, very few kids have problems with it.','65ac9441140d8818ab59cfc42ed89848',0,'','uqYNhBsG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6421,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1119849180,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','Well American children are extremely lazy, so I speak for my nation.','add93105f38c73e62c04358aed6da4c6',0,'','cBrU6u1m',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6422,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122056580,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','\r\nOn 13 July 2005, the bfi and the Barbican jointly hosted a debate called Watch This! to discuss whether there should be a list of films that all children should see by the age of 14. \r\n\r\nThe top 10 are\r\n1. Spirited Away (Hayao Miyazaki, 2001, Japan) \r\n2. The Wizard of Oz (Victor Fleming, 1939, USA) \r\n3. Les Quatre Cents Coups (400 Blows) (Franois Truffaut, 1959, France) \r\n4. The Night of the Hunter (Charles Laughton, 1955, USA) \r\n5. Where is the Friend\'s House? (Abbas Kiarostami, 1987, Iran) \r\n6. Show Me Love (Lukas Moodysson, 1998, Sw/Dk) \r\n7. Toy Story (John Lasseter, 1995, USA) \r\n8. ET The Extra-Terrestrial (Steven Spielberg, 1982, USA) \r\n9. Bicycle Thieves (Vittorio De Sica, 1948, Italy) \r\n10. Kes (Ken Loach, 1969, UK) \r\n\r\nFor the list of 50 films ...\r\nsee\r\nwww.bfi.org.uk/education/.../top50.php\r\n\r\nA Day at the Races (Sam Wood, 1937, USA) \r\nThe Adventures of Robin Hood (Michael Curtiz/William Keighley, 1938, USA) \r\nAu revoir les enfants (Louis Malle, 1987, France/W.Germany) \r\nBack to the Future (Robert Zemeckis, 1985, USA) \r\nBeauty and the Beast (Gary Trousdale/Kirk Wise, 1991, USA) \r\nBicycle Thieves (Vittorio De Sica, 1948, Italy) \r\nBilly Elliot (Stephen Daldry, 2000, UK/France) \r\nE.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (Steven Spielberg, 1982, USA) \r\nEdward Scissorhands (Tim Burton, 1990, USA) \r\nEtre et Avoir (Nicolas Philibert, 2002, France) \r\nFinding Nemo (Andrew Stanton/Lee Unkrich, 2003, USA) \r\nIt\'s a Wonderful Life (Frank Capra, 1946, USA) \r\nJason and the Argonauts (Don Chaffey, 1963, UK/USA) \r\nKes (Ken Loach, 1969, UK) \r\nThe Kid (Charles Chaplin, 1921, USA) \r\nKing Kong (Merian C.Cooper/Ernest B.Schoedsack, 1933, USA) \r\nKirikou et la sorcire (Michel Ocelot, 1998, France/Belgium/Luxembourg) \r\nLa Belle et la bte (Jean Cocteau, 1946, France / Luxembourg) \r\nLe Voyage dans la lune (Georges Melies, 1902, France) \r\nLes Quatre cents coups (Francois Truffaut, 1959, France) \r\nMonsieur Hulot\'s Holiday (Jacques Tati, 1953, France) \r\nMy Life as a Dog (Lasse Halstrom, 1985, Sweden) \r\nMy Neighbour Totoro (Hayao Miyazaki, 1988, Japan/USA) \r\nThe Night of the Hunter (Charles Laughton, 1955, USA) \r\nOliver Twist (David Lean, 1948, UK) \r\nThe Outsiders (Francis Ford Coppola, 1983, USA) \r\nPather Panchali (Satyajit Ray, 1955, India) \r\nPlaytime (Jacques Tati, 1967, France/Italy) \r\nThe Princess Bride (Rob Reiner, 1987, USA) \r\nRabbit-Proof Fence (Phillip Noyce, 2002, Australia) \r\nRaiders of the Lost Ark (Steven Spielberg, 1981, USA) \r\nThe Railway Children (Lionel Jeffries, 1970, UK) \r\nThe Red Balloon (Albert Lamorisse, 1956, France) \r\nRomeo + Juliet (Baz Luhrman, 1996, USA) \r\nThe Secret Garden (Agnieszka Holland, 1993, UK/USA) \r\nShow Me Love (Lukas Moodysson, 1998, Sweden/Denmark) \r\nSingin\' in the Rain (Stanley Donen/Gene Kelly, 1952, USA) \r\nSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Disney, 1937, USA) \r\nSome Like it Hot (Billy Wilder, 1959, USA) \r\nThe Spirit of the Beehive (Victor Erice, 1973, Spain) \r\nSpirited Away (Hayao Miyazaki, 2001, Japan) \r\nStar Wars (George Lucas, 1977, USA) \r\nTo Kill a Mockingbird (Robert Mulligan, 1962, USA) \r\nToy Story (John Lasseter, 1995, USA) \r\nWalkabout (Nicholas Roeg, 1971, UK) \r\nWhale Rider (Niki Caro, 2002, New Zealand) \r\nWhere is the Friend\'s House? (Abbas Kiarostami, 1987, Iran) \r\nWhistle Down the Wind (Bryan Forbes, 1961, UK) \r\nThe White Balloon (Jafar Panahi, 1995, Iran) \r\nThe Wizard of Oz (Victor Fleming, 1939, USA)','581a5de08d7ff1e873c60fb38f844f95',0,'','LDQCV1mN',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6423,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122094680,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','\"6. Show Me Love (Lukas Moodysson, 1998, Sw/Dk) \"\r\n\r\nLesbian flicks are always good for childen.','c95652f2382dfb19971b4bc9552629fc',0,'','XqEGNCWr',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6424,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122158700,1,0,1,1,1,1,'hengcs','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','Ha ha ... I was surprised by that too ...\r\nMaybe I should rewatch the film, I can\'t recall much about it now ...\r\n\r\nAnyway, I thought they missed\r\n-- Children of Heaven ...\r\n\r\n* and a few more to list *','d127a2af4a99f5d6c225cb7fdcf94f8f',0,'','Qif0vWVG',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6425,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122946020,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','If this wasn\'t ironic, I also think children should see more films with lesbians, homosexuals, transsexuals etc. so that they can experience at an early age the sexual diversities on our planet. If these things are only explained to them, I don\'t think it may be enough to teach them tolerance, and encourage them in their own sexual exploration. \r\nHaven\'t seen \"Show me Love\" though','f8c77e372210e69c45a2d685b553e230',0,'','hDx6ZjXm',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6426,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122950040,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','I don\'t think my wife would be very impressed if I said \"hey got this great film from the BFI list for kids, it\'s called F@cking Amal!\" \r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','09d4b60b80dc308e51f28179e8d41855',0,'','f1k5htJ3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6427,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122966480,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','Well some Americans are still under the impression that homosexuals aren\'t real people and are hideous satanic monsters of society (hey I didn\'t vote for Bush). I don\'t think Night of the Hunter is good for children, because no child would appreciate it. I didn\'t even like it when I saw it, and any kid watching it would be put off because they don\'t know @#%$ about expressionism. Perhaps a better topic is what great films featuring children. In that case my #1 would probably be Landscape in the Mist.','91a1d26abf491f52e87178e4a82dbcc3',0,'','J80Uf1io',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6428,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123009320,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','Yeah, I think Night of the Hunter would freak them out. It\'s a really strange choice. If I had seen it as a child, I would\'ve had many sleepless nights. I think there should be more Myazaki films on the list \r\nLandscape in the mist, oh I NEED to see this film. Still waiting for the Angelopoulos-Box, though.','a075630cfc9fde8141d5344a322e4344',0,'','wCMiaXqb',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6429,1493,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123708260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kookook','Re: Qn: Films suitable for children','Maybe the movie harry Potter...','149301af3fdb795631a34276cd276168',0,'','ebGlJ3d2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6430,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122706800,1,0,1,1,1,1,'KL700','What are your favorite films set on an island ?','What are your personal favorite foreign language \r\n(and also English language) films revolving around a \r\n(real or imagined) island and please say why, for anyone/s named ?','08ab58df9d638727706f47f5076b13b0',0,'','VinAgzX6',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6431,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122754080,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','L\'Avventura directed by Antonioni!\r\n\r\nMost of this movie takes place on a deserted rocky island off the coast of Sicily where Anna disappears on an outing.\r\n\r\nSara','9924daa80b062729fe60d703ca720220',0,'','nPJG6yYg',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6432,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122754440,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','And then there is \"Lord of the Flies\" which is certainly not one of my favorites.\r\n\r\nSara','460f2615f1a29f2d2a263d66043429e9',0,'','R6prZyU2',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6433,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122775440,1,0,1,1,1,1,'wpqx','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','Man of Aran (1934) - I knew there was at least one film I could think of. Also from Michael Powell is I Know Where I\'m Going and Edge of the World.','90a258a5574b37d5535b00e0e793f6bb',0,'','owFvsdlV',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6434,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122805260,1,0,1,1,1,1,'voxtrot','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','The Sacrifice (Andrei Tarkovsky)\r\n\r\nSwept Away... (Linda Wertmuller)\r\n\r\nSummer with Monika (Ingmar Bergman) - some scenes are on\r\nsecluded islands\r\n\r\nTabu (F.W. Murnau)','1dc231438bdc9a482b6b4140ef19e997',0,'','L1egY6TB',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6435,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1122950820,1,0,1,1,1,1,'A','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','Right now only \r\nCast Away by Robert Zemeckis, and Castaway by Nicolas Roeg came to my mind. Both are great and recommended for everyone.','8a36d234b1ba32df0e1bccb80cf57952',0,'','4EGfVDL3',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6436,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123168800,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','Il Postino, romantic slush but well made.\r\n\r\nBattle Royale, anyone with a little knowledge of Japanese youth culture over the last 20 years or so will understand exactly where this is coming from.\r\n\r\nI know there are a lot more but my mind\'s drawing a blank at the moment.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','5bb09a1879658a4450bf74c959540415',0,'','8bJvqtnL',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6437,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123176240,1,0,1,1,1,1,'voxtrot','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','now that you mention Il Postino, I remember La Terra Trema.\r\n\r\nedit: It turns out that it\'s set in a fishing town in Sicily. Huge island, that. The movie has an insular feel nothwithstanding.','0b940d99ee349a66133aa65a266b8e7c',0,'','69q58nwx',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6438,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123199340,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','Somehow I doubt the film \"The Island\" will make it into the list despite the cast.\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','e6c83d4c92ee14eab01e3f9e230d8b44',0,'','YAbm83Fz',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6439,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123232460,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','Some worthy films have already been mentioned above. I\'ll add Terence Malick\'s 1998 masterpiece The Thin Red Line.','807ec2813f1017e22b5182d7754b31ec',0,'','MYTN65o0',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6440,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123263060,1,0,1,1,1,1,'trevor826','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','The Thin Red Line?\r\n\r\nSurprised nobody\'s mentoned \"Breaking the Waves.\"\r\n\r\nCheers Trev.','5e86a2a4e7c52101eea51122d795d203',0,'','xBRsU6Cj',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6441,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123266420,1,0,1,1,1,1,'Sara','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','Didn\'t several of Ingmar Bergman\'s films take place on an island? (Trying to recall which...Hour of the Wolf? Shame? Through a Glass Darkly?)\r\n\r\nSara','5efdf0a2ce8729fcf4921a3f97c47042',0,'','rmNUaVTs',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6442,1494,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1123707420,1,0,1,1,1,1,'kookook','Re: What are your favorite films set on an island ?','2) Raiders of the Lost Ark - 1981\r\nSteven Spielberg\'s first film about archaeologist Indiana Jones opens with scenes filmed on the island of Kauai, used to portray the South American jungle where Indiana escapes from angry Chachapoyan Indians .From there, Indiana goes on a search for the Ark of the Covenant, which is also sought by the Nazis under orders from Hitler.','25efd82acbf0a18cf723b4d482168316',0,'','8xZcQz9S',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6443,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1200315900,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Mexican Cinema Classics','.','5058f1af8388633f609cadb75a75dc9d',0,'','WKv16GHi',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6444,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1201168740,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','\r\n\r\nEL COMPADRE MENDOZA (Mexico / 1934) \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nEven though the violent and perfidious Mexican Revolution of the early twentieth century had often been depicted in films that constituted the rise of Mexico\'s national cinema, \"the revolution trilogy\" by Fernando de Fuentes (1894-1958), arguably the best and most important filmmaker the country had during the 1930s, delved deeper and unveiled more aspects of the upheaval than any previous works. El compadre Mendoza, the second and, arguably, the best film of the three -- the others being Prisoner 13 (1933) and Let\'s Go With Pancho Villa (1936) -- perceptively explored the encompassing tragedy from an individualized perspective. \r\n\r\nWell played by Chilean-born character actor Alfredo del Diestro, Rosalío Mendoza is the wealthy middle-aged owner of a hacienda. The revolution is at its peak and for a variety of reasons, primarily financial, his loyalties reside with both the governmental forces of General Victoriano Huerta (and later Venustiano Carranza) and the revolutionary, agrarian army of Emiliano Zapata. But in time Mendoza develops a special bond with a young Zapatista, General Felipe Nieto (Antonio R. Frausto), who also considers him a good friend and especially becomes close to his family after Mendoza opportunistically marries a much younger woman (Carmen Guerrero, Drácula [1931]) and has a son named after him. Mendoza\'s comradeship is eventually tested however due to the tumultuous times and the growing suspicion within the warring factions. \r\n\r\nBased on a story by the talented Mauricio Magdaleno, this gracefully shot and edited effort (featuring seamless dissolves and montages) is technically on par with Hollywood films of the time-period (de Fuentes was partly educated in the U.S.). The credit also certainly goes to his colleague, Juan Bustillo Oro, a fine filmmaker in his own right, who not only collaborated with de Fuentes on the screenplay, which generally avoids melodramatic moments, but also assisted him in direction. While El compadre Mendoza could be seen through the allegorical lens of the Mexican Revolution and Zapata\'s eventual murder, its depiction of the resulting dissolution at the fundamental level is universal and timeless. \r\n\r\n____________________________________________ \r\n\r\n*Now available on DVD in the U.S. from Cinemateca/Facets. The transfer is adequate given the available resources (the print itself needs to be restored). Lamentably, there are no extra features of any value.\r\n\r\n*Related: Somos\' 100 Best Mexican Films. \r\n_____________________________________________ \r\n[note]added DVD info/new link/fixed yuku errors','3268549f3d26879c40e477dda8f3af7e',0,'','WD5hCMAm',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6445,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1201168740,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','\r\n\r\nEL COMPADRE MENDOZA (Mexico / 1934) \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nEven though the violent and perfidious Mexican Revolution of the early twentieth century had often been depicted in films that constituted the rise of Mexico\'s national cinema, \"the revolution trilogy\" by Fernando de Fuentes (1894-1958), arguably the best and most important filmmaker the country had during the 1930s, delved deeper and unveiled more aspects of the upheaval than any previous works. El compadre Mendoza, the second and, arguably, the best film of the three -- the others being Prisoner 13 (1933) and Let\'s Go With Pancho Villa (1936) -- perceptively explored the encompassing tragedy from an individualized perspective. \r\n\r\nWell played by Chilean-born character actor Alfredo del Diestro, Rosalío Mendoza is the wealthy middle-aged owner of a hacienda. The revolution is at its peak and for a variety of reasons, primarily financial, his loyalties reside with both the governmental forces of General Victoriano Huerta (and later Venustiano Carranza) and the revolutionary, agrarian army of Emiliano Zapata. But in time Mendoza develops a special bond with a young Zapatista, General Felipe Nieto (Antonio R. Frausto), who also considers him a good friend and especially becomes close to his family after Mendoza opportunistically marries a much younger woman (Carmen Guerrero, Drácula [1931]) and has a son named after him. Mendoza\'s comradeship is eventually tested however due to the tumultuous times and the growing suspicion within the warring factions. \r\n\r\nBased on a story by the talented Mauricio Magdaleno, this gracefully shot and edited effort (featuring seamless dissolves and montages) is technically on par with Hollywood films of the time-period (de Fuentes was partly educated in the U.S.). The credit also certainly goes to his colleague, Juan Bustillo Oro, a fine filmmaker in his own right, who not only collaborated with de Fuentes on the screenplay, which generally avoids melodramatic moments, but also assisted him in direction. While El compadre Mendoza could be seen through the allegorical lens of the Mexican Revolution and Zapata\'s eventual murder, its depiction of the resulting dissolution at the fundamental level is universal and timeless. \r\n\r\n____________________________________________ \r\n\r\n*Now available on DVD in the U.S. from Cinemateca/Facets. The transfer is adequate given the available resources (the print itself needs to be restored). Lamentably, there are no extra features of any value.\r\n\r\n*Related: Somos\' 100 Best Mexican Films. \r\n_____________________________________________ \r\n[note]added DVD info/new link/fixed yuku errors','3268549f3d26879c40e477dda8f3af7e',0,'','MpymDbeJ',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6446,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1203908100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','\r\n\r\nAVENTURERA (Mexico / 1950) \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nThe ranchera and the cabaretera were two of the most popular Mexican film genres that thrived under the emblem of the \"Golden Age,\" which the country\'s cinema experienced from roughly about the early 1940s through mid 1950s. The former often combined a pastoral setting with fashionable songs, romance and comedy; the latter, largely unfolding in seedy urban musical venues, readily employed doses of extravagant melodrama and film noir, and when at its best, depicted the changing mores and values of the era.\r\n\r\nWhile Alberto Gout\'s Aventurera (\"adventuress\") came out when the cabaretera was on its last legs, it became immensely popular with both the audiences and the critics, partly due to Gout\'s penchant for employing genre conventions in order to subvert them. The fact that the film also featured the sexy and spirited Cuban-born rumbera, Ninón Sevilla, who was once referred to by Jacques Rivette as \"an oblique challenge to bourgeois, Catholic, and all other moralities,\" certainly didn\'t hurt. She plays Elena Tejero, who after experiencing a whirlwind of events leaves her hometown and ends up in Ciudad Juárez, where she reacquaints herself with a suave admirer (the ubiquitous Tito Junco, who many may recall from Buñuel\'s A Woman Without Love [1952]) only to be betrayed by him in the worst of fashions. But instead of accepting her fate like a Mizoguchi heroine, Elena starts bustin\' skulls on a nightly basis, eventually winning the freedom to live and love anew. However, the past and the hypocrisies of society do catch up with her, forcing her once again to fight back with a vengeance.\r\n\r\nThe first of a trilogy of cabaretera films Gout made with Sevilla, this effort not only turns the tables on the conventionally esteemed figure of \"the mother\" in Mexican cinema, it also goes against the grain of the genre\'s traditions to seek some sort of a future for its embattled protagonist. Speaking of whom, Sevilla is as comfortable exchanging sarcastic barbs and more with her high-society mother-in-law (the great Andrea Palma), her one-time pimp (yep, it\'s that kind of a film), as she is shakin\' her stuff on the dance floor. Exquisitely shot in black-and-white by master DP Alex Phillips, once a mentor to Gabriel Figueroa, and sporting musical numbers from some of the best Latino musicians of the time-period, Aventurera was selected by The Village Voice\'s Jim Hoberman as one of the top ten films of 1996.','a145bb9f1040b3e67273366bf403bf01',0,'','97KdclEv',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6447,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1203908100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','\r\n\r\nAVENTURERA (Mexico / 1950) \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nThe ranchera and the cabaretera were two of the most popular Mexican film genres that thrived under the emblem of the \"Golden Age,\" which the country\'s cinema experienced from roughly about the early 1940s through mid 1950s. The former often combined a pastoral setting with fashionable songs, romance and comedy; the latter, largely unfolding in seedy urban musical venues, readily employed doses of extravagant melodrama and film noir, and when at its best, depicted the changing mores and values of the era.\r\n\r\nWhile Alberto Gout\'s Aventurera (\"adventuress\") came out when the cabaretera was on its last legs, it became immensely popular with both the audiences and the critics, partly due to Gout\'s penchant for employing genre conventions in order to subvert them. The fact that the film also featured the sexy and spirited Cuban-born rumbera, Ninón Sevilla, who was once referred to by Jacques Rivette as \"an oblique challenge to bourgeois, Catholic, and all other moralities,\" certainly didn\'t hurt. She plays Elena Tejero, who after experiencing a whirlwind of events leaves her hometown and ends up in Ciudad Juárez, where she reacquaints herself with a suave admirer (the ubiquitous Tito Junco, who many may recall from Buñuel\'s A Woman Without Love [1952]) only to be betrayed by him in the worst of fashions. But instead of accepting her fate like a Mizoguchi heroine, Elena starts bustin\' skulls on a nightly basis, eventually winning the freedom to live and love anew. However, the past and the hypocrisies of society do catch up with her, forcing her once again to fight back with a vengeance.\r\n\r\nThe first of a trilogy of cabaretera films Gout made with Sevilla, this effort not only turns the tables on the conventionally esteemed figure of \"the mother\" in Mexican cinema, it also goes against the grain of the genre\'s traditions to seek some sort of a future for its embattled protagonist. Speaking of whom, Sevilla is as comfortable exchanging sarcastic barbs and more with her high-society mother-in-law (the great Andrea Palma), her one-time pimp (yep, it\'s that kind of a film), as she is shakin\' her stuff on the dance floor. Exquisitely shot in black-and-white by master DP Alex Phillips, once a mentor to Gabriel Figueroa, and sporting musical numbers from some of the best Latino musicians of the time-period, Aventurera was selected by The Village Voice\'s Jim Hoberman as one of the top ten films of 1996.','a145bb9f1040b3e67273366bf403bf01',0,'','mQ9Fo8Vt',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6448,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1203908520,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','*Aventurera is available on DVD in the U.S. from Cinemateca/Facets. The lone extra provided is a video introduction. The film had a brief theatrical run at NYC\'s Film Forum back in \'96.','c18ad42e0da2733c73ffa8c7197e28f7',0,'','aTg6oY0W',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6449,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1203908520,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','*Aventurera is available on DVD in the U.S. from Cinemateca/Facets. The lone extra provided is a video introduction. The film had a brief theatrical run at NYC\'s Film Forum back in \'96.','c18ad42e0da2733c73ffa8c7197e28f7',0,'','jw4mLNk1',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6450,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1207460040,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','\r\n\r\nTHE WOMAN OF THE PORT (MEXICO / 1934) \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nHollywood\'s dominance of international film markets, especially those south of the border, didn\'t begin with the blockbuster phenomenon of Jaws (1975). As early as 1920s, distributors in Mexico and a few other Latin American countries were being lured in to promote American cinema instead of the largely mediocre products produced by their own flailing movie industries. However, things started to change at the dawn of the new decade when sound films became prominent at the domestic level (partly thinks to the Spanish-language industry of Hollywood -- see, it wasn\'t all bad). In Mexico, while the emphasis early on was to seduce the audience at large, and understandably so, filmmakers such as Fernando de Fuentes, Juan Bustillo Oro, Gabriel Soria, and Russian-born Arcady Boytler (1893-1965) implemented a more artistic approach for their processes.\r\n\r\nA one-time associate of Sergei Eisenstein (¡Que viva Mexico! [1932]), Boytler came to the country after brief stops in Germany, Chile and the U.S., where he directed a few shorts for the Mexican film industry. He achieved his first major success with The Woman of the Port (La mujer del puerto), a tragic melodrama which practically introduced the talents of Andrea Palma to the cinematic world. She plays Rosario, a Córdoba-based young woman who loses her poor and sickly father and her fickle beau within a matter of minutes, and is forced to fend for herself once she refuses the advances of her father\'s much-older employer. Boytler, to his credit, chooses not to wallow in her misery. Instead, he promptly cuts to a handful of jovial, seasick sailors aboard a ship about to arrive at a port in Veracruz (the montage, which culminates with the ship\'s arrival at the harbor, is a true highlight), where we eventually rediscover Rosario who\'d been working the docks.\r\n\r\nBased on short stories by Tolstoy and Maupassant (a hint of Shakespeare can also be found when considering Rosario\'s gossipy neighborhood witches), the film is regarded as one of the first to show traces of the brothel-cabaretera genre. The atmospherically noirish bar-cum-brothel, where the second-half largely unfolds, is strikingly captured by ace Canadian-born DP Alex Phillips, whose expressive work here is clearly indebted to German Expressionism (not to mention French Poetic Realism). Officially remade in Mexico on at least two occasions (in 1949 by Emilio Gómez Muriel and in 1991 by the great Arturo Ripstein), this stylistically and thematically audacious effort, which Boytler directed with technical assistance from American-trained Raphael J. Sevilla, served as a potent early avatar of the \"fallen women\" films that became the norm during the Golden Age and beyond.','0b30fc20d42aaed719dd094077f6ecbd',0,'','c6gAiNbd',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6451,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1207460040,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','\r\n\r\nTHE WOMAN OF THE PORT (MEXICO / 1934) \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nHollywood\'s dominance of international film markets, especially those south of the border, didn\'t begin with the blockbuster phenomenon of Jaws (1975). As early as 1920s, distributors in Mexico and a few other Latin American countries were being lured in to promote American cinema instead of the largely mediocre products produced by their own flailing movie industries. However, things started to change at the dawn of the new decade when sound films became prominent at the domestic level (partly thinks to the Spanish-language industry of Hollywood -- see, it wasn\'t all bad). In Mexico, while the emphasis early on was to seduce the audience at large, and understandably so, filmmakers such as Fernando de Fuentes, Juan Bustillo Oro, Gabriel Soria, and Russian-born Arcady Boytler (1893-1965) implemented a more artistic approach for their processes.\r\n\r\nA one-time associate of Sergei Eisenstein (¡Que viva Mexico! [1932]), Boytler came to the country after brief stops in Germany, Chile and the U.S., where he directed a few shorts for the Mexican film industry. He achieved his first major success with The Woman of the Port (La mujer del puerto), a tragic melodrama which practically introduced the talents of Andrea Palma to the cinematic world. She plays Rosario, a Córdoba-based young woman who loses her poor and sickly father and her fickle beau within a matter of minutes, and is forced to fend for herself once she refuses the advances of her father\'s much-older employer. Boytler, to his credit, chooses not to wallow in her misery. Instead, he promptly cuts to a handful of jovial, seasick sailors aboard a ship about to arrive at a port in Veracruz (the montage, which culminates with the ship\'s arrival at the harbor, is a true highlight), where we eventually rediscover Rosario who\'d been working the docks.\r\n\r\nBased on short stories by Tolstoy and Maupassant (a hint of Shakespeare can also be found when considering Rosario\'s gossipy neighborhood witches), the film is regarded as one of the first to show traces of the brothel-cabaretera genre. The atmospherically noirish bar-cum-brothel, where the second-half largely unfolds, is strikingly captured by ace Canadian-born DP Alex Phillips, whose expressive work here is clearly indebted to German Expressionism (not to mention French Poetic Realism). Officially remade in Mexico on at least two occasions (in 1949 by Emilio Gómez Muriel and in 1991 by the great Arturo Ripstein), this stylistically and thematically audacious effort, which Boytler directed with technical assistance from American-trained Raphael J. Sevilla, served as a potent early avatar of the \"fallen women\" films that became the norm during the Golden Age and beyond.','0b30fc20d42aaed719dd094077f6ecbd',0,'','ENdwuzDq',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6452,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1207460100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','*Available on U.S. DVD from Cinemateca/Facets. Extras include two trailers and a photo gallery. \r\n\r\n*U.S. theatrical release date: August 23, 1936.','84bd518d5a649e3e0005c0a399e06999',0,'','SR0wktzL',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6453,1495,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1207460100,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Mexican Cinema Classics','*Available on U.S. DVD from Cinemateca/Facets. Extras include two trailers and a photo gallery. \r\n\r\n*U.S. theatrical release date: August 23, 1936.','84bd518d5a649e3e0005c0a399e06999',0,'','G2zj5qnd',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6454,1496,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1199253060,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Best of 2007 (Index)','A (Germany) \r\n\r\nBest \"New\" Discoveries (2007) \r\n\"New\" Films Seen (2007) \r\n\r\narsaib4 (U.S.) \r\n\r\nBest \"Undistributed\" Films (2007) \r\n\"Best/Important\" U.S. DVD Releases (2007) \r\nBest \"Distributed\" Films (2007) / Primary Selections \r\nBest \"Distributed\" Films (2007) / Secondary Selection \r\n\r\nhengcs (Singapore) \r\n\r\njustindeimen (Singapore) \r\n\r\nTop 10 of 2007 \r\nOverseas, festivals and DVDs (2007) \r\n\r\nR6dw6C (Germany) \r\n\r\nBest Films of 2007 \r\nThe Rest & the Worst (2007) \r\n\r\nwpqx (U.S.) \r\n\r\n\r\n__________________________','547c0a608f6645a3add74cfc10525979',0,'','eHhdqCAB',1,0,'',0,0,0),(6455,1496,7,1,0,'69.120.114.47',1201862400,1,0,1,1,1,1,'arsaib4','Re: Best of 2007 (Index)','Updated.','4e43554896774120a4e281ce226ce2cc',0,'','aLz9jv4P',1,0,'',0,0,0),