Writer's Block: Subtitles please

[rebness]

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Do American films count as 'foreign' for me? 

Anyway, favourite films not in English:

Amelie
La Haine
Pan's Labyrinth
Goodbye, Lenin!
Olivier, Olivier
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The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari*
L'Auberge Espagnole
Run Lola Run
Nightwatch/Daywatch
House of Flying Daggers
Europa Europa
Pandora's Box*
Little Otik
Rashomon
Let the Right One In
ETA: La Reine Margot


Little Otik is one of the craziest, most fun films I've ever seen. You should totally watch it. I'm also going to outmyself as a ~cultural philistine and say I prefer the American dub of Miyazaki's Howl's Moving Castle. Idek, Christian Bale is a good Howl for me.

*Lol silent

Comments

[jaffacakequeen.livejournal.com]

how dare you miss Le Reine Margo! all that lovely vincent perez....

House of Flying Daggers is one of my favourite films. Love the colours, romantic story and total cinematic flavour. i would love the chance to see it on the big screen. I also love crouching tiger, hidden dragon, but Flying Daggers is less cliche, more beautiful. Although the soundtrack in crouching tiger is totally moving...

[pointedulac.livejournal.com]

There's nothing wrong with any of the Miyazaki dubs, if you ask me. I love watching films in their intended language because you usually get a more honest translation (especially with Japanese, as I'm sure you know, because it's so nuanced) but I've never bee bothered by sitting in front of the TV and watching them on Disney (except when they cut stuff out and have 50 billion commercials).

I love Run Lola Run and of course, Amelie and Let the Right One In.

[saffronlie.livejournal.com]

I hate this question. Nothing needs an American remake! NOTHING. Especially films already in English, gaaah.

Anyway, I'm sure I told you about studying Run Lola Run in English class at high school, and the girl who after we'd seen it three times kept saying, 'Miss, I just don't understand it.' She wasn't talking about the language or the subtitles, she just... couldn't comprehend the plot. IDEK.