Erick Zonca in his first feature film proved from the initial shots he is one the real hopes for the French Cinema in the actual ages...

There is no way to summarize the plot of this film, except to say it's what you'd get if you dropped the Marx Brothers into Gypsy culture and stirred it all up...

If you do not like reading subtitles, b&w films, or the choppy editing of days past you will probably not care for these movies too much...

The film is in widescreen...

The classic praise of this movie is true - the theme is timeless, the characters are deep, the cinemetography is groundbreaking...

This film is long, poignant, interesting, haunting, dazzling to the eye, and actually quite scary...

I think this movie is amazing for reasons I was not expecting...

Throne of Blood is Akira Kurosawa's take Shakespeare's MacBeth and putting it into 16th Japan...

The reviewer identified as Octavius really missed the point on this film! He/she seems to need secure and sanctioned rules for structuring a work of art...

This movie was my first introduction to the films of Seijun Suzuki and man, what a ride! On first glance this movie appears to be just another gangster movie relegated to late, late night television...

as an artist who has experienced the artist model dynamic first hand, i have to say this is an amazingly imagined film...

I don't know if the original Japanese language version is available on DVD or not but the dubbing on the English version is simply terrible...

This film is very disturbing, even for a former Army Sniper! Not many movies truley disturb me, some are disgusting (blood and guts) some are scary (Boo!) but this one is almost a snuff film...

"Cure" is a bone-freezingly creepy film that calls to mind, in its sense of dislocation and alienation, the best work of Roman Polanski, like "Chinatown" and especially "The Tenant" and "Repulsion...

Lately I've been getting into Asian-Cinema, and the king of it seems to be Takashi Miike...

It's easy to see why so many people were drawn into the National Socialist party, with the grand spectacles and speeches designed to tell them what they wanted to hear...

Werner Herzog has been possibly the most intrepid director I have ever known...

My original interest in this movie was Wim Wender's take on his own art-form and how he would see it develop in the near future...

I believe that McNamara is wrong about what the gentlemen is describing...

This series is without a doubt the most important series of yakuza films ever to be made...

This excellent information-packed DVD comprises 3 films altogether, each relating to the other and offering something special...

This was without doubt a visually stunning film...

This stands as my favorite Kurosawa movie...

<br />This is definitely a steamer, and will undoubtedly get the fireworks started...

Don't be daunted with the prospect of a foreign film because you will miss out on a quirky heroine and her adventures...

Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa seems unable to duplicate the exellence of "The Cure"...