Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

A few of those aren't on netflix :/
La Haine not at all
The Killer not on DVD yet but I have it saved...
Liked Kung Fu Hustle

Which Ingmar Bergman movie would be the best to start with?

Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

Juliette Binoche is ethereally beautiful, it must be said.

http://www.thespiannet.com/actresses...uliette/jb.jpg

Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

I'm not a Bergman expert, but I've never seen one I didn't like. Virgin Spring maybe?

And buy La Haine - it's a keeper. Vincent Cassel is monstrously good (as in all his films).

Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

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Red is the best IMO. Juliette Binoche is one of favorite actress.

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Juliette Binoche is in "Blue." It's Irene Jacob in "Red."

And "Blue" is by far the best -- if you only have time to watch one, watch Binoche's. It's amazing.

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I meant that Red is my favorite and on a different note, Juliette Binoche is one of my favorite actress. I was not implying that Binoche was in Red.
Binoche's work in Blue is phenomenal.The story of Blue is told almost entirely in her face and gestures.

Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

Maria Full of Grace

It is on HBO right now. Columbian movie about a girl who smuggles drugs to the US. It is a very well acted movie. I think the lead actress won some awards.

Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

the Decalogue is generally considered one of the more impressive achievements in film history.

Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

Kieslowski, in my mind, was the greatest filmmaker over the last 30 years. The Trois Coleurs trilogy is his masterpiece.

Also, take a look at The Decalogue and The Double Life of Veronique.

I can't imagine anyone not loving these films, unless all you expect from a movie is stuff that "blowed-up real good."

Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

I'm convinced. I'm ordering all of em.

Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

I love all three of these movies, particularly Blue and Red. White is good, but it is in the shadow of the other two. Having said that, it is a must see as well, as certain incidents in Blue and Red make more sense if you have seen White. Red must be seen last. Irene Jacob is a very good actress, and an amazingly beautiful woman. I fell totally and completely in love with her when I saw Red.

Re: Blue/White/Red: the movies
 

Good one. Seen it, I guess the list I posted is pretty much no where near all of the foriegn movies I've seen.


Has anyone seen:
A Short Film About Killing
A Short Film About Love
No End
Blind Chance
?