onderhond Top 850
I Stand Alone

"So yeah, Noé could've opted to make a more pensive, explanatory version of the story, but that's not really his style."
Himizu

"The first fifteen minutes where a little though, but once Sumida starts his descent into madness the film never back down."
Metropia

"Metropia is a film that will appeal to people who like a dystopian future coupled with a craving for unique animation."
The Chinese Botanist's Daughters

"Sijie Dai made an impressive film."
Pieta

"Pieta is a pretty complete package. The film looks great, has a superb soundtrack, two extremely impressive leads and a boatload of symbolism for those who enjoy that kind of thing."
About Love

"If romance isn't your thing this anthology probably isn't going to persuade you, but within the genre this is definitely one of the better offerings out there."
Magnolia

"From a professional and critical point of view, Magnolia is probably PTA's most accomplished film. It's a three hour long ensemble film that feels playful, energetic and upbeat."
The Professional

"The film has aged surprisingly well. The action scenes are still amazing, Reno and Portman continue to impress and there's an edgy playfulness that keeps the film from becoming overly serious."
Goth

"Goth is a strong film, elegantly transporting its audience to the universe of two unique individuals finding each other in a world that isn't really their own."
Postmen in the Mountains

"Postmen in the Mountains is one of China's hidden gems, made by a director who sprinkles his films with soul and warmth. It's an easy recommend, if you can stand the slow pacing that is."
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer

"Perfume still feels quite modern and contemporary because none of its audiovisual trickery was used gratuitously."
Springtime in a Small Town

"Springtime in a Small Town is a stunning, subtle and elegant experience that serves as a perfect introduction to Tian's body of work."
Eraserhead

"It's hard to ignore the toll that time has taken on this film."
964 Pinocchio

"It's one of the few films that manages to have a physical effect on its audiences, something I can truly appreciate. To endure is to overcome, and once the film is finished you do feel somehow reborn."
Achilles and the Tortoise

"A must for Kitano fans and probably art fans alike (as all paintings were made by Kitano himself and are apparently based on existing paintings)."
The Go Master

"When it comes to capturing a person as a whole he did a splendid job. The Go Master is a rather slow and moody film, but there's beauty pouring from its seams."
Meat Grinder

"Meat Grinder's strength lies with the excellent mix of ingredients put into the film."
Minuscule

"It's cute, charming, funny and perfect for a warm summer evening. Don't expect anything deep or challenging, just let the film's charm sweep you away."
Fearless

"If you're looking for a stellar martial arts flick though, Fearless is a safe bet."
Fires on the Plain

"This is not a very happy film, nor is it very subtle."
Dream

"Since Bin-Jip, only Shi Gan was a small disappointment. Apart from that one, Ki-duk seems to be on a roll with a string of near-masterpieces almost uncontested by any other director."
Until the Lights Come Back

"Somehow Until the Lights Come Back never found its way into the mainstream, even though it's a pretty accessible film. It's sweet, upbeat, feel good, a tad long maybe but never slow or boring."
Natural Born Killers

"It's a pretty crazy ride that revels in the violence on display, while at the same time lashing out at the media's sensationalism and the audience's lack of critical standards."
Cloverfield

"The found footage mould is perfect for a film like Cloverfield. It puts the audience right in the middle of the disaster with the same knowledge as its protagonists."
First Time

"First Time is a superb example of how to do romance right, without necessarily ending up in arthouse territory."