Last Film You Watched

[Nymzee]

Just edited - Netflix.

It’s one of those films that you could easily see Hollywood ruining, by packing it full of stars and toning down the graphic content for the bucket of popcorn brigade.

It’s brilliant.

US Netflix? Can’t find it on my app.

 

[COYBL25]

US Netflix? Can’t find it on my app.

Have a look for it on the generic UK Netflix site ?

I watched it on 123movies.

 

[Nymzee]

Have a look for it on the generic UK Netflix site ?

I watched it on 123movies.

Ah so not on UK Netflix. I can find it easily enough online.

 

[COYBL25]

Ah so not on UK Netflix. I can find it easily enough online.

I streamed it on 123movies

 

[Nymzee]

I streamed it on 123movies

You said it’s on Netflix lol

 

[COYBL25]

You said it’s on Netflix lol

It`s a Netflix production from 2010 - so must be on there somewhere lol

 

[dholliday]

Paris, Texas

After watching this for the fourth or fifth time, I am pleased to announce it is the greatest film ever made. As is Nastassja Kinski.

also the number one favourite of a fine old friend. i'm gonna have to finally watch it.

Some good recommendations tho. Love a lot of far east cinema, so will defo have to check out some of those Korean films. We should have a separate World Cinema thread I reckon, somewhere to recommend classic and new foreign films.

nice thread idea, i'd be interested in everyone's top 10 non-english films and why. after oldboy i think i'd probably have the spanish zombie-horror REC 1/2 in my all-time rankings.

 

[dholliday]

You said it’s on Netflix lol

It`s a Netflix production from 2010 - so must be on there somewhere lol

that's what i don't like about online stream options...they don't stay online all that long. we still buy dvd's, on the used market they're supercheap, and we then have all the time in the world to watch them. we're not arsed having to wait a few years to watch the latest films (as brand new films are still expensive on dvd/bluray...not paying those prices!).

 

[Nymzee]

also the number one favourite of a fine old friend. i'm gonna have to finally watch it.




nice thread idea, i'd be interested in everyone's top 10 non-english films and why. after oldboy i think i'd probably have the spanish zombie-horror REC 1/2 in my all-time rankings.

Dogtooth and The Silence are two of mine.

 

[jaycee]

US Netflix? Can’t find it on my app.

Dont think its on there anymore

 

[jaycee]

also the number one favourite of a fine old friend. i'm gonna have to finally watch it.




nice thread idea, i'd be interested in everyone's top 10 non-english films and why. after oldboy i think i'd probably have the spanish zombie-horror REC 1/2 in my all-time rankings.

If you like Rec,try the Horde a French film,train to Busan is good as well

 

[Philw]

I just got a Mubi subscription and it's absolutely brilliant.

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Ah yes, think I've checked that site out before, but didn't sign up due to the cost.

 

[coollino]

Ah yes, think I've checked that site out before, but didn't sign up due to the cost.

Got it on Black Friday for 40quid . Did the sale around Christmas too.

 

[McBain]

also the number one favourite of a fine old friend. i'm gonna have to finally watch it.




nice thread idea, i'd be interested in everyone's top 10 non-english films and why. after oldboy i think i'd probably have the spanish zombie-horror REC 1/2 in my all-time rankings.

A Moment of Romance (Hong Kong 1990) Got a real soft spot for that film. It’s funny, sad, kooky, epic and iconic all rolled into a generic yet incredibly original film.

 

[ijjysmith]

Is the first good? I’ve had it recorded to watch for ages now.

First Lego movie is amazing.