Donno. Just the usual Japanese wild imagination. I guess it was my first assumption.

Correctamundo, Spectacular imagery. Definitely one of my favorite Japanese films

next up, daNkrsta

yes....it's on many lists of all time greatest Japanese horror films

Guess

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The Brood! (right?)

Yup! That was fast. :thumb:

i love Cronenberg....and to be honest i was thinking of using that pic earlier :)

http://conorsaysboom.files.wordpress...e-father_l.jpg

http://cdn.sheknows.com/articles/In-...The-Father.jpg

^In the Name of the Father

yes :)

Altered States - Ken Russel (another google win, William Hurt was kinda hot back in the day)

Next one:
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One of my all time favorites, if not THE favorite.

Oh I hear you, especially in Body Heat with Kathleen Turner :love:

I'd totally go straight for Kathleen.

I'd totally go gay for Kathleen (as she was in the 80s)

How about some hint adidasss. Going by that shot I have no idea if I've seen it or not.

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It's a modern Russian masterpiece.
Moar pics:
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i really need to brush up my Russian cinema....

I need to brush up on all the Eastern Europe films, if not all the Eastern World ones.

Ok, since it's not ringing any bells, let's not kill the thread over it. It's The Return by Andrei Zvyagintsev. See it, asap...(:

Someone else post one...

I think it's still your turn in a way. We disappointed you :p:

I have one, if Adidasss doesn't feel like posting.

Edit: Sorry jans, ok, post yours...(:

Ok well, in the meanwhile, one of my favorite westerns:

http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...er/stille1.jpg

The man on the left does strange things to me...:|

3:10 to Yuma (1957)

wish i would have popped in here for this one. great film. his only other film that i know of, the banishing, is incredible as well.

what is the name of the actor in the middle?....he looks really familiar

I said 3:10 to Yuma (1957) goddammit :p:. Well, I'm fairly certain, so I guess it's my turn then. Let me just think of something.

^^ Correct. (:

I actually didn't like that film at all, the pacing was all off, but the cinematography is obviously breathtaking:
http://yingxiang.org/howie/wp-conten...7/izgnanie.jpg

I haven't seen a shot like that since Days of heaven.

@ adidasss
Got a list for some Eastern European films we can get? All I know for now is Jan Svankmajer's work.

Guess
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@nine: Sure, in order of preference:

Vozvrashchenie (The return) - Andrei Zvyagintsev (Russia) (2003)
4 luni, 3 saptamâni si 2 zile (4 months, 3 weeks, 2 days) - Cristian Mungiu (Romania) (2007)
Voskhozhdeniye (The Ascent) - Larisa Shepitko (Soviet Union) (1977)
Stestí (Smells like happiness) - Bohdan Sláma (The Czech Republic) (2005)
Idi i smotri (Come and see) - Elem Klimov (Soviet Union) (1985)
Ivanovo detstvo (Ivan's childhood) - Andrei Tarkovsky (Soviet Union) (1962)
Ostrov (The island) - Pavel Lungin (Russia) (2006)
Dekalog (The Decalogue) - Krzysztof Kieslowski (Poland) (1989) (mini series)
Kanal (Canal) - Andrzej Wajda (Poland) (1957)
Utomlyonnye solntsem (Burnt by the sun) - Nikita Mikhalkov (Russia) (1994)


Not that many actually...:\

@dankrsta: Last year at Marienbad? Haven't seen it but I've seen some screenshots with parks.

Aren't you a witty one, adidasss. Yes it's Last year at Marienbad. Great film. I've just seen it recently, but I'm planning to do it again. (Btw, tek sam skoro videla da pise da si iz Hrvatske. Pa zdravo komsija. Ti si me bese pitao odakle sam na mom zidu?)

And for the Eastern European directors and films that I've seen, I'll add:

Bela Tarr (Hungary) - 'Werckmeister Harmonies' (2000)
Aleksandr Sokurov (Russia) - 'Russian Ark' (2002)
Nikita Mikhalkov - 'Urga' (this translation we had in Serbia) or another translation 'Close to Eden' (1991). And I second 'Burnt by the sun'.
Andrzej Zulawski (Poland) - 'Trzecia czesc nocy' (1971) or trans. The Third Part of the Night
And of course, Krzysztof Kieslowski and Andrei Tarkovsky are well known.

But I have to see more. My friend, who is a real cinema geek, recommended me Juraj Jakubisko (Slovakia) and Walerian Borowczyk (Poland). I actually have one film by each on my hard drive, but have yet to see them.

Thank you for the names peeps. Will check'em out as soon as I can.

Yup. Zbunjuje me tvoja lokacija i savršen engleski. Obično ljudi sa ovih prostora rade nekakve greške al kod tebe ih još nisam vidio. Svaka čast...(:

Anyhow, next one:
http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...er/stillf1.jpg

^Frantic [Ascenseur pour l'échafaud] (1958) by Louis Malle

At first I thought this was Bette Davis, but then it hit me it's actually Jeanne Moreau. That's how I found the film.

Next
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let the right one in. i'll find one to post in a bit.

next
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