My Top 10 Asian Films
July 23rd, 2007
As you may know, I have a soft spot for films hailing from the far east; Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Thailand and so on. Therefore I decided to sit down and make a list of the real defining films that hail from such territories. I’m sure a lot of people would disagree with some of my choices, but let me stress that I’m not branding this list ‘The Top 10 Best Asian Films Ever’, I’ve merely created a list based upon my own personal opinion. The process of choosing the titles for the list was incredibly hard and I had to leave some ridiculously good films out of the final 10, but what the hell, all of the final movies are literally badass…I suppose you shall all draw your own conclusions anyway. Forge ahead! Read the rest of this entry »
It’s the start of the month so technically I watched these films in April, but it doesn’t particularly matter because if you just so happen to take my advice and watch one of these three gems then you’ll probably be doing it in the month specified in the title, hmmm. Anyway, I’ll not burden you with my useless introductory ramblings any longer, head on down to the main body of the article and behold the choosing of my top 3 recently watched films come to fruition. 
Following the tradition of starting, but never continuing, monthly features, I have now devised a new plan to replace all of my other sadly phased out ideas. This one, I can honestly say, will be an easy article to write and therefore should be easy to perpetually sustain! *Pause for crowd cheers* Every month (fingers crossed) I shall recommend three films that I have recently watched and found interesting. They won’t all be new, they will just be movies that I have happened to watch and enjoy during that particular month. I shall stop rambling, I know you’re excited to see what films I have chosen for this month, so go on, take a look.
2006 was an interesting year for film, offering us a multitude of blockbuster hits such as X-Men 3, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest and perhaps most importantly, Casino Royale. There was also a delectable selection of indie movies, a case in point being Brick. But, with 2007 already upon us it is hard not to look ahead and think about just how much better this year is shaping up to be. So, in alphabetical order, here is my list of 2007’s most anticipated films.
