Some people aren't keen on sub-titles but I certainly prefer them to the awful dubbed films of the 1970s and 1980s.
The World Cinema display at Fopp.
Sunday, 18 April 2010
DVD heaven
I'm not sure what it is about foreign language films that I like but when I go to the Fopp media store in Nottingham or FNAC in France I just can't help myself being magnetically pulled to the display to see if anything floats my bateau.. I think it all started with visits to the old Metro arts cinema in Derby when I was a twenty year old and on going. I think that the films often have a style of their own visually and story wise that appeals to the artist-writer and traveller in me. These days I am often found at the Broadway cinema in Nottingham where I can enjoy such films with other people and I have a moveable feast of foreign dvds at home to enjoy. Plus, I subscribe to Love Film and get my fix of various titles that I can't afford to buy through that postal system.
Some people aren't keen on sub-titles but I certainly prefer them to the awful dubbed films of the 1970s and 1980s.
Some people aren't keen on sub-titles but I certainly prefer them to the awful dubbed films of the 1970s and 1980s.
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I bought the Besson film Angel-A last week, after seeing some extracts on Youtube. Looks a good film, especially in black and white. Don't know when I'll get to watch it though, as I spend too much time on the PC.
Angel-A is superb. Do watch it.
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