i have seen itRobot Criminal wrote:battle royalemoke wrote:ps: I just LOVE violence on the screen, I must admit that
http://imdb.com/title/tt0266308/
by the way, Bufallo '66 is just amazing, i was laughing my ass off when I've seen that one!
favorite movies???
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glad to see so many of you posting world cinema favs! it really gives me some hope for the state of cinema. keep in mind i am in the us where people don't realize that film exists outside of the corporate hour and a half long commercial meets catchy tag line trash hollywood has been putting out through my 26 years of existence.
just caught these great flicks at the cleveland cinematheque:
battle in heaven
michael haneke's cache
both are phenomenal if you have not seen them. hopefully some of you have a local cinematheque/arthouse so you could check them out on the big screen because they are playing now.
just caught these great flicks at the cleveland cinematheque:
battle in heaven
michael haneke's cache
both are phenomenal if you have not seen them. hopefully some of you have a local cinematheque/arthouse so you could check them out on the big screen because they are playing now.
excellent choices my friend! kinji fukasaku! miike takashi!!!Robot Criminal wrote:Batoru Rowaiaru - Battle Royal
Gokudô kyôfu dai-gekijô: Gozu
might i suggest kinji fukasaku's (director of BR) Yakuza Papers series. 5 of the best yakuza flicks you will ever see. it has been dubbed the yakuza godfather but i think they are hardly comparable.
