i'm currently learing italian the easy way.

well watching la dolce vita again. i own it on dvd. another foreign language film i love is betty blue. i was so in love with beatrice dalle.

so what is your favourite foreign language film?

I have a friend who speaks Italian fluently...

I would like to learn some Spanish but I'm afraid I don't like Spanish movies, much too perverted haha

Cruella wrote: I have a friend who speaks Italian fluently...

I would like to learn some Spanish but I'm afraid I don't like Spanish movies, much too perverted haha

two of my cousins now live in italy, so one of these days i'd like to be able say a bit more than mangarne, or pizza pervavore bella donna.

ah i'm upto the famous trevi fountain scene, where marchello almost gets to kiss anita ekberg.

I love German language, so anything foreign would be in German for me.

buon giorno parla piccolo italia

probably amores perros. the shop on main street is a close second.

ooh, and rome: open city, ashes and diamonds, and city of god.

so that's five.

AgentWood wrote: probably amores perros. the shop on main street is a close second.

ooh, and rome: open city, ashes and diamonds, and city of god.

so that's five.

By the way, I have downloaded "obchod na korze". the film takes place in Slovakia so that they speak Slovak and not Czech... That is all I can say at the moment. I have not seen the film yet, just had a foreview...

Time goes by and the more it goes, the more I prefer the cinema of the sixties... The Italian one is one of the best.

Curiously I prefer the seventies for the German one...

Jiphy wrote: Time goes by and the more it goes, the more I prefer the cinema of the sixties... The Italian one is one of the best.

Curiously I prefer the seventies for the German one...

The same here :)

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Jiphy wrote: Time goes by and the more it goes, the more I prefer the cinema of the sixties... The Italian one is one of the best.

Curiously I prefer the seventies for the German one...

The same here :)

german doesn't rate as foreign cinema with me.

Ciao, babe!

By the way, I think you meant "mangiare" and "Pizza per favore, bella donna." ;)

I've got a ton of Italian films at home, but they always speak some dialect that isn't proper Italian, so they've never helped m uch.

Favorite foreign film? Off the top of my head, The Seven Samurai.

Maybe others that I'm not thinking of at the moment.

Comrade Shampanyov, Gentleman wrote:

Favorite foreign film? Off the top of my head, The Seven Samurai.

i'm a rashomon girl, myself.

Comrade Shampanyov, Gentleman wrote: By the way, I think you meant "mangiare" and "Pizza per favore, bella donna." ;)

well you knew what i meant which is the main thing. italian is easy to write badly.

so when are you back out west comrade?

AgentWood wrote: i'm a rashomon girl, myself.

10 for a $1 down at the grocery?

nooligan wrote: so when are you back out west comrade?

Next Wednesday. Won't be a day too soon, let me tell ya, nooligan. Pity.