Favorite Subtitled Film?

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Jeremy Smiley Rank : 344	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 18:22 - Acopalypto, produced by Mel Gibson. Rudy Youngblood
Prelude VIP Moderator Rank : 2	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 18:24 - Edukators
GemLil Moderator Rank : 14	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 18:47 - First of all, I'm gonna get in here now and say 'Brotherhood' before anyone else does. I entirely forgot I was reading subtitles. Thought I could speak Korean for a good deal of it. Secondly; 'The Story of the Weeping Camel', has anyone else seen this? Its a mongolian docu/film about a white camel calf who's regected by its mother. I bought it for a joke; but ended up getting really into it.
Jeremy Smiley Rank : 344	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 19:27 - I also enjoyed "The Passion Of The Christ"
Woobaby Rank : 415	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 19:45 - I wish I could choose some important award winning film, but for all my all time favorite (the one I can watch again and again) I'd have to pick Hard-Boiled. Directed by John Woo and starring Chow Yun-Fat this is one amazing movie!
chibiyusa Rank : 46	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 20:04 - I can't pick one "subtitled" film since I watch nearly all my movies, whether it be my native tongue or not, with subtitles or closed captioning, if possible anyway. But I gotta say, Night Watch has one of the best (english) subtitles I've seen on an American release.
jgnikkila Rank : 42	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 20:32 - Uhm... You know they're all subtitled over here. Except Finnish movies, and children's animations (which are dubbed). So we're completely used to subs, they don't feel like an eyesore or anything, and you learn how to ignore them as well if the translation sucks. The Continental tradition of dubbing everything weirds me out though. Have you witnessed Polish dubbing? It's just one guy reading everyone's lines, with the original lines still there but muffled. So my fave subtitled film is also "my favourite film of all time" that is "Time of the Gypsies"
DefenderOfKnowledge Rank : 146	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 20:37 - I also enjoyed "The Passion Of The Christ" LOL, that's what I was thinking. It's the only one I've seen. Well, technically I watch every movie with subtitles.
Chibi Itachi Rank : 2175	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 21:12 - Naruto: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow in Japanese(with english subs!)^^
vanious Rank : 214	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 21:49 - Kind of a split between Pan's Labyrinth and Yojimbo
Prelude VIP Moderator Rank : 2	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 22:07 - Pan's Labyrinth! forgot about that one! man, i totally forgot i was reading subs. it just sucks you right in.
Thilian VIP Rank : 26	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Mar 31 23:07 - Either Pan's Labyrinth or Gojira (called by its Japanese name to seperate it from the Perry Mason edit, 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters'). Though all most people associate with Godzilla is campy suitimation, Gojira was a heavy, relevant release for Japan in 1954. A monster released from a deep sea cleft by nuclear activity? Let the gargantuan, apocalyptic symbolism say the rest.
DefenderOfKnowledge Rank : 146	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Apr 1 1:36 - Naruto: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow in Japanese(with english subs!)^^ Oh dear Lord! headdeskheaddeskheaddeskheaddeskheaddesk
Sandrick Rank : 18	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Apr 1 12:59 - Pan's Labyrinth, Eyes of Another, Ruslan and Ludmila.
vanious Rank : 214	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Apr 1 16:27 - The Night Watch series reads pretty well too
chibiyusa Rank : 46	Posted : 3 months, 3 weeks ago at Apr 1 20:46 - The Night Watch series reads pretty well too I know! I normally don't dig animated subs but they did it really well.
John Rank : 53	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Apr 5 19:33 - House of Flying Daggers just love the whole story and effects to the movie it was amazing.
silent killer Rank : 156	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Apr 5 22:27 - Its a toss up between The Girl Who Leapt Through Time and Time and Tide. Also Run lola Run. Almost forgot that one.
Réka Rank : 163	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Apr 6 2:45 - I have the story of the weeping camel, but never bothered to watch it...
Grand Assault Rank : 8	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Apr 6 6:55 - Akira would be up there. Hero is a breath taker. I also loved Brotherhood. I preferred The Devil's Backbone to Pan's Labyrinth as well.
NBA Sasaki Rank : 275	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Apr 11 13:27 - "The Pirates of the Carribean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" that's my favourite subtitled movie.
Tom Moderator Admin Rank : 95	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Apr 11 13:40 - Run lola Run was great and House of Flying Daggers
NBA Sasaki Rank : 275	Posted : 3 months, 2 weeks ago at Apr 11 13:44 - Yeah... but I liked Hoodwinked the most.
Réka Rank : 163	Posted : 3 months ago at Apr 23 10:59 - Hoodwinked? That isn't subtitled...and I thought that "Piaf" or "La Vian Rose" was the best. French, with Hungarian subs.
Gunza Blazin Rank : 10	Posted : 3 months ago at Apr 23 11:06 - Brotherhood rings true when I think of my favourite sub. These are Some Classics too. I plan to get a few more under my belt before the year is out. I plan to go for some listed in this thread!
Grand Assault Rank : 8	Posted : 3 months ago at Apr 23 12:49 - Ho ho ho, some shameless self-promotion, generally in order of favourite to lesser favourite. http://www.listal.com/list/favourite-foreign-language
Dionysian Child Rank : 93	Posted : 3 months ago at Apr 23 13:13 - I watched the 'Science of Sleep' recently was pretty good and 'The Devil's Backbone'. I wish England made more beautiful films like that, instead of just 'gritty' ones.