Nobody Knows...japanese film

Yes it is a freaking great film. I was surprised. I had to see the film with the kid who beat Cho min Sik in Oldboy for best actor at Cannes. It was a great film and beautiful sad film. Loved it Loved it!
 
mostly and thing from asia cinema but mines are:

Sympathy For Mr. Vengence
OLDBOY
JSA
A Bittersweet Life
Hero
Infernal Affairs I, II, III
Battle Royale
Suicide Club or Circle
Versus
KillBill 1 and 2
Fight Club
Se7en
American Beauty
Seven Samurai
Yojimbo
Ran
Kagemusha
Kung Fu Hustle
Drunken Master
Ichi The Killer
Audition
3 Extremes
Collateral
All About Lily Chou Chou
Last Life In The Universe
Izo

Uh just to name a few. This is one of my fav films as well.
 
nice, there's a few on there I haven't seen.

Here's a few of my favs that didn't make your list...

In the mood for love
2046
the edukators
eternal sunrise of the spotless mind
confessions of a danderous mind
killing of a chinese bookie
crouching tiger
 
hey rook and spidey, what film is this film most like? I'm thinking of renting it.

I'm not a huge fan of Asian cinema. To be honest, Oldboy is the only Asian movie I flipped for. I didn't like Hero, Sympathy for Mr., crouching tiger, infernal affairs, or the first movie by the guy who did 2046 (a movie I didn't see).

Will I like this film? The cinematography in the trailer looks pretty good.
 
CGEADS, I can't say it's really like any of the other movies mentioned here. It kind of stands alone. Part of what makes it so good.

The cinematography seems to follow the "gritty but pretty" route. And isn't really breath taking by any means. I think it was made with comparativly small amount of cash.

The story is what's great and the skill with which it's told is sick crazy good.

Rent it.

-rook
 
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