
Best Asian moviez ever
#1
Posté 02/02/2005 - 13:51
I created another kewl thread for you guyz. I'll post here the titles of the, in my view, best Asian moviez ever (mainly Chinese, HK, Taiwnese and the like moviez, only a few Japanese and Korean movies (I think you already saw them- and I somehow like the others more(though, I love JP moviez))).
I think they all are "must have seen" moviez; you won't regret to have rent them from your favorite DVD/tapes store.
I'll later edit the posts again to add stuff like production year, actors, information's and pics to them. I'll also add in which language you should watch them (like HK moviez: "Should I watch them in Mandarin or Cantonese, huh"?)
EDIT: You should always buy the Original Hong Kong/Chinese DVD'S of the movies if possible. Hong Kong DVD are mostly region-free DVD's, and Chinese DVD are Region 3 DVD's. All of them should have at least English subtitles.
BEST ASIAN MOVIEZ EVER (I still work on the list- be patience)
CHUNKING EXPRESS [Chong qing sen lin](Hong Kong (HK, 1994))
Directed by: Kar Wai Wong
Starring: Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Brigitte Lin, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Faye Wong, Valerie Chow, Jen Jinquan
Original Language: Cantonese
One of the best moviez of the world. If you haven't seen it yet, you must have lived in a cave for the last 10years. Go and rent it!
WHAT TIME IS IT THERE (Taiwan/France)
METADA FUMACA (HK)
THE STORM RIDERS (HK)
FALLEN ANGELS [Dou luo tian shi] (HK, 1995)
Directed by: Kar Wai Wong
Camera: Cristopher Doyle
Starring: Leon Lai Ming, Karen Mok, Michelle Reis, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Charlie Young
Original lang.: Cantonese
Oh man, this movie is awesome. The actors had no script so everything what they say is REAL- no stupid text, all real. It's bloody, sad, kewl, erotic, funny, have kewl songs and GREAT actors- one of the best moviez ever, I tell ya. By the way, it's the 3rd episode of the the love stories of his other movie, Chunking Express.
IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE [Dut yeung nin wa](HK, 2000)
Directed by: Kar Wai Wong
Camera: Cristopher Doyle (who else?! ^-^), Mark Li Ping Bing
Starring: Maggie Cheung, Tony Leung, Rebecca Pan, Siu Ping-Iam, Lai Chen,
Original lang.: Cantonese
This movie is great. One of the best HK moviez ever made
DAYS OF BEING WILD [A fei jing jueng](HK, 1991)
Directed by: Kar Wai Wong
Camera: Cristopher Doyle
Starring: Leslie Cheung, Maggie Cheung, Carina Pan, Rebecca Lau, Andy Lau, Tony Leung Chiu Wa, Jacky Cheung
Original lang.: Cantonese
Ha. this movie of him is just kewl. You have to see it, Leslie Cheung at his best.
AS TEARS GO BY [Wong gok ka moon](HK, 1988)
Directed by: Kar Wai Wong
Camera: Wai Keung Lau
Starring: Andrew Lau, Maggie Cheung, Jacky Cheung, Kau Lam
Original lang.: Cantonese
HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS [Shi mian mia fu] (China, 2004)
Directed by: Yimou Zhang
Camera: just wait! need to check it!
Starring: Takeshi Kaneshiro, Ziyi Zhang, Dandon Song, Andy Lau
Original lang.: Mandarin
-no comment- (just rent it!)
=)-SEIRYO-(=

#2
Posté 02/02/2005 - 14:24
I'm not very learned in chines and HK movies but I loved wong kar wai's In the mood for love.
Was Korean films betrifft, rate ich "Oldboy", a fuckin' great movie (gee-hee, seiryo' s germano-english style)
#3
Posté 02/02/2005 - 15:25
A MAN CALLED HERO (HK, 1999)
Presented by: Raymond Chow, John Chu
Origin story by: Ma Wing Shing
Directed by: Andrew Lau
Starring: Ekin Cheng, Shu Qi, Kristy Yang, Nicholas Tse
Story: Wait till I edited the posts.
Original lang.: Cantonese
You should get the Hong Kong "Special Cut" version of this movie, it has some deleted scenes and stuff like that. And it's a 'region free' DVD. The original language of this movie is Cantonese- be sure to watch it in this language.
Download here the recorded opening theme of the movie (MP3, 1,47Mb)- I'll delete this after 2days from the server (I've deleted the Dawn of War Intro movie for that).
If you want to see a movie of the (kewl) Intro, just ask for it and I'll record one.
EDIT: Translation of the 1st two sentences you hear: "I were born under the star of death. I'm destined to be alone forever."

#4
Posté 02/02/2005 - 15:38
It was a great movie indeed

Loved it
#5
Posté 02/02/2005 - 15:45
I have it on DVD- Original DVD from China. ^-^ On 2discs with special content. ^-^Flying house of daggers was released in french theaters last year.
It was a great movie indeed
Loved it

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Posté 02/02/2005 - 15:46
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Posté 02/02/2005 - 22:32
#14
Posté 02/02/2005 - 22:53
Ha ha. However, it's a nice movie, worth a look. The Special Cut version is little longer as the version they rated.they don't seem to have love A Man Called Hero down here.... http://www.cineasie....alled_Hero.html
However, you're right. In my view, it's a nice movie, but not as good as "THE STORM RIDERS". Some people like the movie, other's don't.
But I'll delete it from the list.... but you should rent it anyway. The end of the movie is simply awesome- they destroy the WHOLE Statue of Liberty while they fight to it's feet, in it, and ON it. Really kewl. And the music is often really nice too. I like it, but it has many parts which I don't like too (the second fight with the Japanese peeps is just boring...).
If you want to check the other moviez, sure, go straight ahead. You'll see that they r the best ya can find (as I said, except A man called Hero).

#15
Posté 19/02/2005 - 08:57
What do you mean?Quite true (allesthar's video of hokuto no ken live XD...).

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