What do you think of Chinese films? Which is the best in your view?
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I love Chineese movies. My favorite ones are  House of flying Daggers and Happy times. I have heard of Zhang Yimou, the director of Hero, House of Flying Daggers, and Happy times, and other films. I have also heard of Chen kaige, the director of The Promise, Ten Minutes older, and Killing me softly
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opera, demons, the beyond are actually my 3 favorite films.   They truly were the best.  Fulci would call his cuts in the middle of scenes and then spend the next 2 hours perfecting 3 second fx sequences.  Bava did an excellent job with Stagefright and Argento....wow   best film maker ever.  Great imagery and angles. wish he was still here.... still got asia
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i thought the 4th film (hary potter and the goblet of fire) was the best film i haven't read the book but i love the film, the 2nd film was really good but i didn't rate the 3rd one much...
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I want to see all three but here is some food for thought.\n-I just saw the Omen the other day.  It wasn't overly scary but I have to admit it has its good moments.  There are definitely some "jump out of your seat moments".  There aren't too many movies that make me jump but this one did a few times...even when I was expecting it!  Overall not the best horror movie but definitely worth seeing.\n-Adam Sandler movies are great.  I know some people don't like him but his movies always make me laugh and laughing is a great stress relief.  Can't wait to see this.\n-Tokyo Drift looks cool.  I like the other F&F movies so am interested to see the cars in this one.  Not sure about the plot but I'm sure the scenary will be great.\nSo, if you are going to the theater go for the Omen or Tokyo as they will have a greater effect on the big screen.  Click could probably wait until rented.\nEnjoy!!
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No, I could not tolerate living under a Communist dictatorship.  I appreciate that it has modernized somewhat, but it's still communism.  And as to the Chinese culture, I wonder how much of it is left after the Maoist "cultural revolution."  \n\nEven if I thought I could learn the language (and I don't), I could not live there.
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I dont even think its the best Quentin Tarantino film.\n\nDont get me wrong, I enjoyed the Kill Bill movies, thought they were cool.\n\nReservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are my favorite Tarantino films.
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It took me a long time to find a copy. Now that I've finally seen it, I have to say that I enjoyed it, but there are other Asian horror movies out there that are much better. I haven't seen the sequel.
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Legend of the Drunken Master 2.  Watch that, and tell me the last fight scene isn't the best thing Jackie Chan has ever filmed!!
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Hello Jet Li !\n\n\nI love movies; I'm a total film junkie.Movies have saved my sanity, many times. I like most film genres, except for most romance movies., which I've heard, is odd for a girl...\n\nI own all of the LOTR, and H.Potter movies..I have Narnia  as well. I also love and own all of the Pixar animated films, and alot of disney stuff too. I have alot of Dreamworks films, as well.\n\nAll of the comic hero's turned into movies; Spider man, and the Hulk, and Hell-boy; you name it, I own it.. I can't wait to see "Ghost rider" !\n\n I like, and own all films with Bruce Lee, which I love; I couldn't wait for his son, Brandon Lee to complete "The Crow" films..It wasn't meant to be. \n\nAnyhoo, I love horror, and sci-fi, and even some spaghetti westerns too.. I love Jet Li; I loved him in "Hero", and "Unleashed", and "The One", my only complaint is that "The One" was too short... I love George Lucas,*Star Wars*, and Steven Spielberg,*JAWS*...\n\nIt's funny you should ask; come check out my blog !\n\nOh, and ANYTHING with Vincent Price..\n\nLove, light, and peace,\ntishy
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The best Italian movie has to be L'Ultimo Bacio.  It's a romantic comedy and drama about these guys who don't want grown up and accept the responsibility of an adult life, and also about the women who have to deal with them.  It's my favorite.
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Are you a clubber? I think it's awesome, somewhere in my top 10 too. Try my other favourite clubbing films:\n\nSouth West 9,\nIt's all gone Pete Tong,\nGo\nand Club Le Monde
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Excellent Movie, but not the best. \n\nAccording to the different interests of peoples their best movie could be different.\n\nBut if u go with public votes on diffrent sources u can find best movies of all time.\n\nOne link is this:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/boxoffice/alltimegross?region=world-wide\nand\nhttp://www.imdb.com/Top/
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Mary Poppins. Broke new ground on animation/live action compositing. Perfect in every way, just like Mary. Beautiful music, wonderful story, hilarious moments.\n\nMy Dad took me to see it at Grommen's Chinese Theater in LA three times to see it.\n\nBest Answer: yoonixa - Wonderful story!! :)
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"Crash" was a pretty interesting film. I liked it very much, though sometimes it seemed to be pretty derivative. It reminded me of "Short Cuts" (which is a great movie), and a lot of other ensemble films that I'd liked a lot better. \n\n"Brokeback Mountain," on the other hand, was slow, but really beautifully shot, and completely original. Since your question is just between these two, I'd've voted for "Brokeback."
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Good German films I know are all very old films (1910 and 1920s).  The Last Laugh, Nosferatu, Faust (all by F.W.Murnau) & The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari (Wiene)  German Expressionist films are very dark.  They are truly good horror flicks.\n\nI also really like Italian Films.  8 1/2, Juliet Of The Spirits (Fellini) and Blow Up (Antonioni) are good Modernist films.  Older Italian Neo-Realist films such as Rome, Open City (Rosselini) and Bicycle Theives (DiSica) are really good.\n\nFrench New Wave films I really like are Jules And Jim (Truffaut) and Cleo From 5 To 7 (Varda).\n\nI would highly suggest The Seventh Seal and Wild Strawberries (Bergman)\n\nA good Polish Film is called Ashes And Diamonds (Wajda pronounced Veedah)\n\nMany good Japanese films have already been listed.  I would suggest Kurosawa and Ozu films\n\nGood Iranian films are A Moment Of Innocence (Makhmalbaf), The Circle (Panahi) and the Koker Trilogy (Where Is The Friends House?, Life And Nothing More and Through The Olive Trees, all by Kiarostami)\n\nHope you enjoy!
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I have a feeling it's a pervasive story.\n\nI just saw "Onibaba"-- a Japanese film that retells an old Buddhist story along the same lines.
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House on Haunted Hill. The new one.  My fav. The guys with the shakey heads are f'creepy.\n\nI like a lot of Japanese horror flicks but I doubt you've heard of them. \n\nLike Ju-on is The Grudge. I liked Ju-On better. They were both creepy and I liked them both though.  =)