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setreal Grand Master

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I watched Pans Labyrinth for the first time last night, really enjoyed it, good storytelling & some really gruesome bits, 8/10.

 

I've decided I'm going to watch more subtitled films, it stops me from dicking about on my phone so any suggestions are welcome.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCdZpjfIaj0

 

other parts in "Up next"

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I watched Pans Labyrinth for the first time last night, really enjoyed it, good storytelling & some really gruesome bits, 8/10.

 

I've decided I'm going to watch more subtitled films, it stops me from dicking about on my phone so any suggestions are welcome.

 

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I watched Pans Labyrinth for the first time last night, really enjoyed it, good storytelling & some really gruesome bits, 8/10.

 

I've decided I'm going to watch more subtitled films, it stops me from dicking about on my phone so any suggestions are welcome.

 

 

Ok watch Der Baader Meinhoff Complex

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0765432/

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I watched Pans Labyrinth for the first time last night, really enjoyed it, good storytelling & some really gruesome bits, 8/10.

 

I've decided I'm going to watch more subtitled films, it stops me from dicking about on my phone so any suggestions are welcome.

 

http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/18706/the-top-50-foreign-language-films-of-the-last-decade

 

Can't go wrong with most of these. 

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I watched Pans Labyrinth for the first time last night, really enjoyed it, good storytelling & some really gruesome bits, 8/10.

 

I've decided I'm going to watch more subtitled films, it stops me from dicking about on my phone so any suggestions are welcome.

The Battle Of Algiers

Army Of Shadows

Persona

Bande a Part

L' Avventura.

 

If you enjoyed Pans Labyrinth you could give Del Toro's other early works ago -

 

The Devil's Backbone

Cronos

 

Almodovar's The Skin I Live In is pretty good, really messed up.

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Out of rep, thanks for all the suggestions, I'll have a look for some of them on Netflix this week.

 

I'm going to refer to myself as a 'culture vulture' when I've seen a good few of these, I'll probably get a smoking jacket, aviators & ram a tin of baked beans up my arse as well.

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The Battle Of Algiers

Army Of Shadows

Persona

Bande a Part

L' Avventura.

 

If you enjoyed Pans Labyrinth you could give Del Toro's other early works ago -

 

The Devil's Backbone

Cronos

 

Almodovar's The Skin I Live In is pretty good, really messed up.

I too was going to suggest Devils Backbone and Cronos.

 

I also suggest Julias Eyes and Timecrimes as a couple of other decent Spanish offerings.

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I watched Pans Labyrinth for the first time last night, really enjoyed it, good storytelling & some really gruesome bits, 8/10.

 

I've decided I'm going to watch more subtitled films, it stops me from dicking about on my phone so any suggestions are welcome.

Yup, very peculiar film Pan's Labyrinth, part fairytale, part horror, some exceptionally brutal parts.

 

Exellent film, ambiguous ending, never a bad thing.

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I've watched some of the old Charlie Chan movies, there are almost 50 of them. Most (all?) of them are public domain now and on Youtube. Hilariously racist at times but really entertaining.

 

various/10

Me and the missus refer to our lads as number 1 and number 2 sons in tribute to watching those films. Warner Oland was actually Swedish,I believe. Keye Luke(number 1 son) died back in 1991.

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Me and the missus refer to our lads as number 1 and number 2 sons in tribute to watching those films. Warner Oland was actually Swedish,I believe. Keye Luke(number 1 son) died back in 1991.

 

The put-downs of his children are hilarious. He has 14 kids!

 

Youtube also made me aware of the somewhat similar "Mr. Wong" movies with Boris Karloff, also produced by Monogram Pictures.

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