[Closed] The film Mesrine

I loved them - best films I saw last year. The first was the better by quite a bit though.

loved it........never took you as the foreign film buff you been at Cornerhouse finding the inner you?

Junkyard. I was brought up on Kurosawa then I stumbled onto ChungKing Express as a youth, it had me on the ropes. Pummelled.. And, I fell in love.

I love foreign cinema. Some of the films make me cry, drunk with emotion.

respect to you I love foreign films and oldies you know where characters had lines and chemistry between them. Do quite like sci-fi but modern films - sound track + special effects and no plot- just leave me disinterested /cold.
Delicatessen [spell] was my first foray into them......at the Cornerhouse 😯

Foreign? You mean American? I hate foreign films, they're poorly acted nonsense scenarios with implausible special effects and stunts - see the Oscar winners. Jacques Mesrine was a nasty piece of work and I'm not sure that gloryfying his dismal existance is a good thing. I prefer a romantic comedy or drama myself, see pseudo.

Edukator, watch the film 'Ran'. Its a fantastic piece of cinematic Japanese noh theatre. Its got drama and abit of romance. 😆

[i]Ran est la « chronique impitoyable d'une vile soif de pouvoir, de la trahison du père par ses fils, et de guerres et de meurtres incessants qui finissent par détruire tous les personnages principaux[/i]

You sure!? Not really my thing.

Thats appallingly written. 😯

Reads fine to me.