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Topic: best romantic movie you watched (Read 3920 times)
There are so many good romantic movies, for example from Rosamunde Pilcher
I think its not English name what is year for release of this film if its in English
There are so many good romantic movies, for example from Rosamunde Pilcher
I like many romantic movies but Titanic is one of best movies really I mean it 
back after few days of illness and happy to see this thread is still going on good
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
its for images and nothing more right ?
Yes, but that's not the point. The point is, watch the movie and the two other films from the trilogy. You're missing out. And unlike most of the other selections in this thread, the three films are critically acclaimed in a huge way. As an example, the second film in the trilogy was recently voted in the prestigious Sight & Sound poll which polls directors world wide as the greatest film of the 21st century, and the 24th greatest film ever made. Something to consider.
For the record, the film in the images thread is the third in the trilogy.
thanks for good information
Oh you are welcome. I am trying to save you from wallowing in the realm of cinematic ignorance, from wearing blinders to the extended world of cinematic treasures. I am trying to lead you from the valley of cinema where only Pretty Woman and similar films of conventional presentation reside.
A new world awaits you.
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replicant love baby!!
replicant love baby!!
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
its for images and nothing more right ?
Yes, but that's not the point. The point is, watch the movie and the two other films from the trilogy. You're missing out. And unlike most of the other selections in this thread, the three films are critically acclaimed in a huge way. As an example, the second film in the trilogy was recently voted in the prestigious Sight & Sound poll which polls directors world wide as the greatest film of the 21st century, and the 24th greatest film ever made. Something to consider.
For the record, the film in the images thread is the third in the trilogy.
thanks for good information
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
its for images and nothing more right ?
Yes, but that's not the point. The point is, watch the movie and the two other films from the trilogy. You're missing out. And unlike most of the other selections in this thread, the three films are critically acclaimed in a huge way. As an example, the second film in the trilogy was recently voted in the prestigious Sight & Sound poll which polls directors world wide as the greatest film of the 21st century, and the 24th greatest film ever made. Something to consider.
For the record, the film in the images thread is the third in the trilogy.
Titanic, I saw it 5x 
Same for me. (the movie)
But I only watched it once. I do not like to watch movies again and again (boring)
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
its for images and nothing more right ?
You know that thread "Let's count to 21 million with images"? Bitcoin member "elosk" said it back in July: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1061195
Must Love Dogs, saw it yesterday, definitively good romantic movie I can recommend
Yes, in a thread like this, Wong Kar-Wai's films are the definitive films to be listed at the top. His films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
That bears repeating: Wong Kar-Wai's films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
Days of Being Wild is the first in Wong Kar-Wai's loose trilogy, comprised of Days of Being Wild, In the Mood for Love and 2046. Three Times is a film from the Taiwan New Wave director Hou Hsiao-hsien. The film is composed of three segments, the first of which is absolutely beautiful. See the very beginning of it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqhLDTxODhY
Speaking of the Taiwan New Wave, and perhaps a smidgeon off topic, have you seen Edward Yang's Yi Yi? Now that's a masterpiece! I've also seen The Terrorizers from him, which is really good. But I so much want to see what is supposed to be his true masterpiece, A Brighter Summer Day. Film critic Tony Rayns says Yang's Taipei Story is excellent as well. See the trailer for Yi Yi here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F6tSorwYqw
Stay tuned for a few more Asian film recommendations...
Yi Yi is already in my dvd collection...but also haven't seen it yet. That bears repeating: Wong Kar-Wai's films are poetic and existential masterpieces on love and longing.
Days of Being Wild is the first in Wong Kar-Wai's loose trilogy, comprised of Days of Being Wild, In the Mood for Love and 2046. Three Times is a film from the Taiwan New Wave director Hou Hsiao-hsien. The film is composed of three segments, the first of which is absolutely beautiful. See the very beginning of it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqhLDTxODhY
Speaking of the Taiwan New Wave, and perhaps a smidgeon off topic, have you seen Edward Yang's Yi Yi? Now that's a masterpiece! I've also seen The Terrorizers from him, which is really good. But I so much want to see what is supposed to be his true masterpiece, A Brighter Summer Day. Film critic Tony Rayns says Yang's Taipei Story is excellent as well. See the trailer for Yi Yi here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F6tSorwYqw
Stay tuned for a few more Asian film recommendations...
Yi Yi needs to be watched pronto. You're doing yourself a serious disservice by prolonging something as great as Yi Yi. It's like this: you haven't yet watched it yet, so you don't know exactly what you're missing, so you go on prolonging it. Finally, one day, you'll watch it, and you'll just kick yourself for waiting so long.
today I am watching one romantic movie and will discuss with friends tomorrow its in Russian and I cann't understand this language 
I assume you're bumping this because you want to be reminded again that Wong Kar-Wai's trilogy is still the best?
Never heard of Wong Kar-Wai, sounds asiatic. Best romance is Pretty Women for me
Pay attention very closely to what I said two posts above your reply to me.
I assume you're bumping this because you want to be reminded again that Wong Kar-Wai's trilogy is still the best?
Never heard of Wong Kar-Wai, sounds asiatic. Best romance is Pretty Women for me
very good movie I watch two time and want to watch again as I have some time
I assume you're bumping this because you want to be reminded again that Wong Kar-Wai's trilogy is still the best?
Never heard of Wong Kar-Wai, sounds asiatic. Best romance is Pretty Women for me
I love romantic movies but problem is which I love not speak only do some work and end
What is the English translation of this? Or maybe you could give us an alternative synopsis of your thoughts?
translation: he likes porn (all 'work', no dialogue) and was sarcastically categorizing it as 'romance'
Regarding that link above which I posted, it gives me goosebumps of pleasure every time I watch it. You guys who haven't heard of these movies, let me tell you, it has a major fan base. And the middle movie of the trilogy was voted the greatest film of the 21st Century in the Sight & Sound directors poll. Something to consider.
To think there was a time when I was unaware of these films and devoid of the pleasure from having watched them.
To think there was a time when I was unaware of these films and devoid of the pleasure from having watched them.
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