L'humiliation - the voting

[chickenfeet2003]

Here we go - 24 hours to vote

Comments

[chickenfeet2003]

We can pretty safely say that that will at best be a tie with chocaholic7

[chickenfeet2003]

Thanks!

[thidwick]

Wow. Voting in this poll made me feel very...uncultured.

My favorite foreign movie is Run Lola Run.

[f4f3]

Or The Fifth Element.

What do you mean, it was in English?

[sollersuk]

VO or not, it is such a French film! How many films can you think of that can do the French farce bit of people dodging in and out of doors in a one-room apartment?

(Fridge. Shower. Bed with plastic film. Ouch!)

[f4f3]

Yep, i always think of it as a French movie, and I'm always surprised when the dialogue is almost (meat popsicle, anyone?) in english.

[badasstronaut]

Only three, but I loved all three. Does that mnean I'd also love the remaining ones I've not seen?

[chickenfeet2003]

I think for sure that there are others you would like, both in this poll and otherwise.

I think almost everyone I know who saw Crouching Tiger liked it, ditto Wings of Desire. Seventh Seal is one of my personal favourites. Other non-English movies you might like based on what you do like might include Malena, Delicatessen, Decline of the American Empire and Barbarian Invasions.

[badasstronaut]

I've seen and liked Malena, and I own a copy of Delicatessen. Antonia's Line is one of my special favourites.

[steverogerson]

I found six that I can remember seeing, but there might be more that I have forgotten just from the title

[ghastlymess]

Fudge, I thought I'd hit the jackpot! C'est dommage!

[blonde222]

so did I think you had. I would have chosen Amelie if you hadn't got there first. But I can always be relied on to pull a stupid movie person rabbit out of the hat - it was me who hadn't seen Wizard of Oz last time.