What are your favorites?? IP Man is a classic and one of my all time favorite movies regardless.

Y Tu Mama Tambien
Nymphomaniac

Das Boot
Red - White - Blue trilogy
Eat, Drink, Man, Woman
The Bobadook
Rashomon

Kung Fu Hustle
Anything Kurosawa
Infernal Affairs
Hard Boiled

La Femme Nikita
The Vanishing
Das Boot

Do British movies count?

Just in recent years -

High Life
Wandering Earth
A Hidden Life
Transit
Tell No One
Lives of Others
Good bye! Lenin
The Lives of Others
Parasite
City of God
Il Divo
The Leopard
The Castle
Animal Kingdom
Slow West
The Rover
Funny Games
The Childhood of a Leader

I've enjoyed also quite a few more than these, but you need to start here. True cinephiles understand how important it is to expand beyond domestic limitations.

If you haven't seen Parasite you're missing one of the best films of the past year.

Having to read when I watch a movie

City of God (absolutely incredible movie)
Parasite
A Prophet
Burning (saw this one this year, and thought it was phenomenal. Was hoping more people on the board had seen it. Also it has Glen from the Walking Dead and he's fantastic)

Oldboy

The French dutch version of "the vanishing" was a masterpiece

The american version ruined the story in the most american way.

rhutton125 said:

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Oldboy

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A delightful love story

+1 on Y Tu Mama Tambien and Red/White/Blue trilogy
Beijing Bicycle
ETA Mediterraneo

Top few


Crouching tiger
House of flying daggers
Hero
Oldboy
Rare exports
Let the Right One In
Tell No One
Akira

Das Boot

The Lives of Others
Amores Perros
Cinema Paradiso
Pan's Labyrinth
Life is Beautiful

Off the top of my head:

01 The Passion of Joan of Arc
02 Grand Illusion
03 The Rules of the Game
04 M
05 Downfall
06 City of God
07 The Seventh Seal
08 La Strada
09 La Dolce Vita
10 8 1/2
11 Anything by Akira Kurosawa
12 The Sergio Leone "Man With No Name" trilogy

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A Hidden Life

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This is a Terence Malick film, he's an American.

rhutton125 said:

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Oldboy

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I heard this. I wanna see the foreign version

The Orphanage is pretty darn good for you suspense thriller fans

Duncan Idaho said:

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Train to busan did not suck

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Just got around to watching this last night. I didn't really know much about it going in. I enjoyed it. You have to be willing to give a little in terms of some of the camp that might be cultural (kind of like how the 90s didn't reach Canada until the 2000s). All in all, it was engaging and added a little something new to the zombie genre. Good on them. Pretty sure the wife and I will watch the sequel tonight.