le greatest foreign language films

[John Cole]

By the way, Pryor, I like your list. Ugetsu has long been one of my favorites. I first saw it about thirty years ago, and I was excited to finally be able to get it on DVD. I also have watched Sansho the Bailiff recently and find it almost the equal of Ugetsu.

As to the entire list, I wish I could see the individual lists submitted by each participant. I think that's one of the pleasures of the Sight and Sound poll.

[xxThe_Lebowskixx]

where is wong kar wai?

[pryor15]

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where is wong kar wai?

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on the big list

[pryor15]

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As to the entire list, I wish I could see the individual lists submitted by each participant. I think that's one of the pleasures of the Sight and Sound poll.

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a lot of them have put them on their blogs

also, Jim Emmerson has something of a list going in the comments of this post

[ambler]

Babette's Feast is one of my all-time favorites, and does not make the list. Glad to see Le Samourai.

[blacklab]

Sad to see my favorite foreign film
Jean de Florette/Manon of the Spring
not on the list.

[Blarg]

I loved the first one and didn't care for the second nearly so much.

[zyrrth]

Aguirre
Fitzcarraldo
Berlin Alexanderplatz
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[Blarg]

I love all those movies, but have never been able to see Berlin Alexanderplatz again since the first time I saw it long ago in a revival house. I hope it eventually makes it onto DVD; I've been checking every year.

[pryor15]

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I love all those movies, but have never been able to see Berlin Alexanderplatz again since the first time I saw it long ago in a revival house. I hope it eventually makes it onto DVD; I've been checking every year.

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it's on the list of Criterion's upcoming releases

how cool is that?