What is the name of a movie you ve seen and liked but nobody else seems to know about? Why do u like it?

Answer 1

A taxing woman. It is a japanese movie about a japanese tax collector(irs agent). there is a sequel:return of a taxing woman. I saw the movie on pbs at 2am a long time ago, and have never seen it again , and havent been able to order from online movie by mail.havent seen return of taxing woman, just the first original one. this movie is interesting, fun, it s fast paced, and the character is just very endearing. it also has a lot of social background, and shows the crooks , merchants, etc trying to cheat the tax collector.

Answer 2

I even have 2. the 1st is 'Grizzly', a 1976 scene-via-scene rip off of 'Jaws'. as a replace of a sizeable white shark, 'Grizzly' featured a nationwide park terrorized via a grizzly undergo. the place 'Jaws' replaced into hunted via a police chief, an oceanographer and a grizzled WWII veteran fisherman, 'Grizzly' replaced into hunted via a wooded area ranger, a naturalist and a grizzled Vietnam veteran helicopter pilot. basically as a results of fact the shark sank the boat, the undergo takes down the helicopter. (do no longer question me how.) The shark would desire to purely be killed via blowing it up, the undergo had to be killed with a rocket launcher as a results of fact each reliable hunter understands the only thank you to kill a grizzly is with protection stress weapons able to combating a tank. the 2d is 'night of the Lepus' from 1972. it is a ecological horror action picture telling the hazards of contaminating the Arizona soil. for this reason, the chemical compounds led to the rabbit inhabitants to advance to sizeable sized monsters. the project is that vast rabbits are no longer frightening. those weren't wild jackrabbits, they have been the fluffy Easter bunny rabbits. think of if King Kong replaced right into a hamster as a replace of an ape and you get the assumption. They filmed definitely bunny rabbits hopping around what looks like a Lionel practice set stepping on warm Wheels vehicles. the only way this could be funnier is that in the event that they used sizeable kittens. those videos are great accidental comedy.

Answer 3

La Haine (Hate) is a movie from France I think is really great. The flick shows us a side of France we've never seen, it's a portrait of the ghetto neighbourhoods and their war with the French police. Filled with the influence of Martin Scorsese, Spike Lee, and Richard Linklater it follows around three friends trying to get out of the 'hood before it's too late. La Haine is directed by Matthieu Kassovitz.

Answer 4

Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade. It's anime, but not the mass-produced crap that you see on TV; this is high quality cel-animation (like Akira, another gem). It has a good story to go with it, and was seriously considered for an Academy Award.

What I like about it is its story, set in an alternate history where Nazi Germany defeated Japan in WWII and occupied it, creating a different Western government then the one there now. The vehicles and weapons are from the WWII period, so that makes it even more interesting.

Answer 5

Lawn Dogs which is full of quotes, dark humor and shock done right. In fact it's the only black satire I like.

Answer 6

Mail order wife. It's a must see. Hilarious! this is giving part of the fun away...but when i first saw it i thought it was a REAL documentary. lmao.. it's really fun.

Answer 7

I watched "Ringu" the japanese movie that enspired "the Ring". I told it to my friends and they didn't even know it.DUHHH.
Anyway, I like it probably because it is more horror like than the American version.

Answer 8

Irreversible- very graphic but it was very good. french with English subtitles. My wife couldnt watch, it was pretty graphic in the tunnel scene.

Answer 9

"running scared" with paul walker. it keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. you never know whats gonna happen next.

Answer 10

fearless4some trilogy because it has the weirdest name but is sooo interesting