onderhond Top 925
The City of Lost Children

"If you're a fan of Delicatessen and you haven't seen The City of Lost Children it's really a no-brainer."
The Consequences of Love

"Le Conseguenze dell'Amora is the perfect film for people who aren't really too taken by the classic mafia films and are yearning for a more modern version of the Italian underground antics."
Vidocq

"There are some things here that don't work as well as they should, but they are completely eclipsed by the parts that do."
Elephant

"Elephant hasn't lost any of its impact over time."
Chandmani Sum

"Hartsuiker succeeds in his mission, as he delivers a visually accomplished document with a superb soundtrack, transporting you to a world not quite like ours."
19

"Even though its appeal might be limited to a rather small group of film fans, I still feel 19 is undervalued (and incredibly underwatched)."
Hakuchi: The Innocent

"Quality film making, sporting a superb cast, a solid soundtrack and eye-popping cinematography. A slice of urban fantasy/retro sci-fi that mixes classic and contemporary cinema to great effect."
Labyrinth of Dreams

"Those who really want to see the film will be required to be a little adventurous, but fans of Ishii and/or Asano would do good to go through the trouble."
A New Life

"A New Life is not a film that is fun to watch. But it is an impressive film that succeeds as no other in putting down a vile, bleak and uneasy atmosphere."
Do Over

"One thing is certain though. Cheng has style and he has a clear vision he wishes to share through his films. His addition to Taiwanese cinema (and cinema in general) is a very welcome one."
Isabella

"With Isabella Ho-Cheung Pang combines strong drama with a superb sense of aesthetics. It's easily his most accomplished film to date where everything feels just right."
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

"Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels remains my favorite Ritchie film."
Mandy

"Mandy is a visually overpowering, gritty and gory revenge slaughterfest, fronted by one of cinema's boldest mad man actors."
Kotoko

"Kotoko is another work of love."
Garden of Words

"Garden of Words is everything you'd expect from a Shinkai film."
Strings

"Strings is a film that would probably appeal best to fans of animation, though I'd recommend it to everyone who likes to watch something outside the norm."
Taipei Exchanges

"A small, delicate and subtle little film that feels fresher than its peers and excels in just about every way possible."
The Bow

"The Bow is a pretty logical evolution in Ki-duk's career. It includes many of the themes and stylistic choices from his older films while still lacking the slick execution of his newer ones."
Tetsuo: The Bullet Man

"It bears the same charm and defects as the first Tetsuo and some very minor extra glitches, but the core is still there. An assault to the senses in pretty much every way possible."
The Blair Witch Project

"The past 7 to 8 years the horror scene has been swamped with found footage films."
Postman Blues

"It was more than 10 years since I first watched this film and so I wasn't quite sure if it would still hold up after all this time."
Porco Rosso

"Porco Rosso remains one of my favorite Miyazaki films. Personally I prefer his softer, smaller films over his big epics, as they are more aimed at atmosphere and less at getting a message across."
Punch-Drunk Love

"Punch-Drunk Love is a harmless romantic comedy and can definitely be enjoyed as such. But it's also offers a unique audiovisual experience."
Sky Crawlers

"Beautifully animated and scored, sporting a strong cast of characters, an intriguing plot and a fair selection of interesting themes, Sky Crawlers is Oshii's most complete film to date."
District 9

"I liked District 9. A lot. It's a blockbuster, but as blockbusters should be. Near perfect use of CG, superb mech designs and great action scenes."