rw2516

The Mask of Satan
Black Sabbath
Nightmare Castle
Castle of Blood
Horror Express
Blood and Black Lace
Zombie
Godzilla
Danger: Diabolik
1000 Eyes of Dr. Mabuse
Rodan
Goliath and The Vampires
Hercules
Hercules Unchained
Django

johnnysd

Amelie (Top 10 movie of all time for me)
Betty Blue
Tin Drum

Three Day Delay

Sansho the Bailiff
Cache
Hero
Gomorrah
Pan's Labyrinth
Volver
Ran
The Vanishing
Breathless
La Dolce Vita
Amelie
Run Lola Run
Tokyo Story
Ikiru
Blow-up
Chungking Express
Oldboy
Ponette
Yojimbo
Y Tu Mama Tambien

That's just a starter list.

Three Day Delay

Au Hazard Balthazar
Thief of Baghdad
The Red Balloon
Monsoon Wedding
Enter the Dragon
City of God
The 400 Blows
Das Boot
Nosferatu
A Separation....I could go on for days.

Three Day Delay

The Band's Visit
Solaris
8 1/2
L'Avventura
Departures
Rashamon
Dekalog
All About My Mother
The Dreamlife of Angels
Talk To Her
Let the Right One In
Amarcord
Fanny and Alexander
Wild Strawberries
Three Times
Yi Yi
The Tin Drum
Roshamon
Downfall
The Wages of Fear
The Grand Illusion
Day For Night
Blue

Quatermass

Obligatory Steely Dan reference

Trevor

Au Hasard Balthazar
Ordet
The Virgin Spring
Let the Right One In
Thelma
Amelie
Brotherhood of the Wolf

mrhan

ETD is not a foreign film. It was filmed in HK but that's about it.

Norm de Plume

Take mrhan at his word.

rbrown498

These are the first twenty that came to me; I'm sure that I'm missing many favorites still. They're in alphabetical order:

Audition
Battle Royale
Children of Paradise
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Dark Water
Diabolique
Eat Drink Man Woman
Grand Illusion
Hour of the Wolf
In the Mood for Love
In the Realm of the Senses
The Little Thief
My Sassy Girl
Oldboy
Persona
Ringu
Run Lola Run
Stolen Kisses
A Tale of Two Sisters
The Wedding Banquet

Ash Ketchum

Technically, it's a U.S.-Hong Kong co-production, a collaboration of Warner Bros. and Golden Harvest, although WB called the shots. Still, it's a stretch to call it a foreign film.

mrhan

Nope. Golden Harvest had nothing to do with ETD. It was co-produced by Concord. A production company that was owned by Bruce Lee and Raymond Chow.

DWilson

I'm an old, old man and didn't have much access to foreign films, -they barely played on local TV, and if they did, it was late at night and they were dubbed. I had a standard mantra, -"I don't like dubbing and I hate reading subtitles". One film changed my whole attitude about Foreign films, -"Le Femme Nikita". I went to the local art house based on the reviews, but I went in with some major trepidations. I saw the film and was blown away, -it wasn't anything like what I expected and it's subtitles didn't bother me one bit. After that, -and when DVD rental opened up a world of films to choose from, -I watched, -and continue to watch, -a great many foreign films.

Osiris3657

Amores perros
City of God
The Lives of Others
Headhunters
The Man From Nowhere
Tell No One

inri222

Too many to name

Maxflier

Lilya 4-Ever
Au Hazard Balthazar
Hara Kiri

To name a few.

JANK

My favorite? I got many but right now it's whatever movie "Peg" was in!

Peg
It will come back to you
Peg
It will come back to you
Then the shutter falls
You see it all in 3-D
It's your favorite foreign movie

astrochimp

The Empire Strikes Back

JANK

Yep. That's a real foreign movie.

astrochimp

Wasn't made in my country.