Do you watch foreign movies?
What are your favorites?
I love time travel films. I often google too see if I missed any. Somehow every page about time travel films missed this brilliant piece of art, 'The Man From the Future' 2011, a Brazilian film. It randomly showed up in the International section of Netflix. The most moving time travel and possibly the most romantic film I have ever seen. Easily the best time travel film since the BTTF trilogy. By the end I was both in awe and in floods of tears at how moving it was.
It's a real shame we often limit ourselves by the utter popcorn bullshit that Hollywood churns out. When I look for films on Netflix or other such services, I looks for films from the 50s/60s/70s/80s/90s/00s that I might have missed.
Films these days mostly seem to be based on current IP, sequels upon sequels. More and more superheros films. Zzzzz.
I miss real films, with real characters. Getting so tired of CGI laden sci-fi epics that are so blase, hankneyed and without soul or substance.
imdb.com/title/tt2027178/
I love time travel films. I often google too see if I missed any. Somehow every page about time travel films missed this brilliant piece of art, 'The Man From the Future' 2011, a Brazilian film. It randomly showed up in the International section of Netflix. The most moving time travel and possibly the most romantic film I have ever seen. Easily the best time travel film since the BTTF trilogy. By the end I was both in awe and in floods of tears at how moving it was.
It's a real shame we often limit ourselves by the utter popcorn bullshit that Hollywood churns out. When I look for films on Netflix or other such services, I looks for films from the 50s/60s/70s/80s/90s/00s that I might have missed.
Films these days mostly seem to be based on current IP, sequels upon sequels. More and more superheros films. Zzzzz.
I miss real films, with real characters. Getting so tired of CGI laden sci-fi epics that are so blase, hankneyed and without soul or substance.
imdb.com/title/tt2027178/
46-50, M
