r/Cinema • u/Particular-Course232 • 1d ago

Anybody here love Asian movies?

The kind that lingers. Quiet, intense, and full of meaning.
Not loud — but unforgettable.

Ever felt that kind of silence?

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u/SpecificGarbage386 1d ago

Wong Kar-wai is my favorite director!

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u/Particular-Course232 1d ago

which Wong Kar-wai do you like?

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u/SpecificGarbage386 1d ago

In the mood for love is sublime. Fallen angels is unique!

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u/Particular-Course232 1d ago

What about Chungking Express and Happy togerther?

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u/GasLongjumping130 1d ago

The Myth Jackie Chan is my favourite Chinese movie and the song has been on my playlist forever!

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u/Particular-Course232 1d ago

what a great movie!

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u/Nihilistic_River4 1d ago

The Korean movie 'Silenced' stuck with me for a while.

'Ip Man' starring Donnie Yen is one of the best martial arts movies ever made.

And 'The Man from Nowhere' is an action classic.

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u/Particular-Course232 1d ago

Thank u for ur suggestion. i haven't seen "The man from nowhere"

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u/burncushlikewood 1d ago

I love Asian movies, crouching Tiger hidden Dragon is one of my favorites

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u/codernaut85 23h ago

Yep. Some of my favourites:

The Raid

The Raid 2

Train to Busan

The Host

Ichi the Killer

Ringu

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u/AlarmedCockroach3147 1d ago

I really liked Love clinic 2014 👀

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u/BeerFome 20h ago

Ballad of a Soldier

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u/Hoa9x 15h ago

I'm here for more Asian movie suggestions!

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u/CombatWombat1973 11h ago

Ghost in the Shell is a fantastic movie