Subtitled Movies-I'm sure this has been done

[Jwar]

Pan's Labyrinth
Elevator to the Gallows (Great soundtrck by Miles Davis)
Black Sabbath or Black Sunday (Mario Bava)
The Returned (French miniseries, also check out the amazing soundtrack by Mogwai)
The Vanishing

Bava has fantastic films! I own both his box sets.


Thanks for all the suggestions some I haven't even heard of. The horror stuff I'm pretty good on. I've seen 9/10 that have been listed. The ones I haven't watched is by choice mostly. hahaha

[Wes Mantooth]

I'm a Jean Pierre Jeunet fan:

Mic Macs, Delicatessen, and City of Lost Children are all wonderful.

[Jwar]

Loved Delicatessen!!!

I can't wait to see Over Your Dead Body by Takashi Miike.


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[nad]

Blue
White
Red



I'm also a huge Jean-Pierre Jeunet fan, including Alien: Resurrection... without subtitles.

[The4455]

Last week I watched Onibaba (1964) Japanese film about evil and humanity in the middle ages. Really great lighting and composition. You can get the Criterion collection version from Netflix which has some cool 8mm footage that belonged to one of the actors. Today I started "Kagemush" also really good and about middle ages Japan, some comical moments.

[Eivind August]

Both of those are great! Kagemusha seems kinda like a warm-up for Ran in some respects, but I still think it works nicely as a narrative.

[Wes Mantooth]

Last week I watched Onibaba (1964) Japanese film about evil and humanity in the middle ages. Really great lighting and composition. You can get the Criterion collection version from Netflix which has some cool 8mm footage that belonged to one of the actors. Today I started "Kagemush" also really good and about middle ages Japan, some comical moments.

Onibaba is amazing. I love Shindo's style and the themes of feminism in his work. That scene towards the end, jumping over the pit, sooo fucking good. Also just thought the sets and setting were perfect.

[The4455]

Yah, the story was a bit meh imo, but the lighting, composition, and (hello) the soundtrack! I watched the film with my Dad and he was impressed with how good the film looked etc. for the time. I could've face palmed my hand through my head, but instead I explained some stuff to him.

[KaosCill8r]

Delicatessen,
Goodbye Lennin,
Election, Election 2,
The Blade,
The Killer, French film
The Killer, Hong Kong
Cyclo,
Betty Blue,
Amelie,
The Motorcycle Diaries,