[ SECRET POST #2767 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2767 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

Re: I'm not going to dogpile you, OP

[(Anonymous)]

Also not adding to the dogpile. Those are some pretty distinctive sunglasses, after all, and ones that are iconically associated with a particular person. You're already embarrassed by your error and you understand it was wrong, I'm not going to call you evil.

That said, let's recommend some Asian movies!

If you dig on kung fu, the recent Ip Man film with Donnie Yen (and its sequel) are fun as hell, and Donnie Yen is just generally the shit. The Raid: Redemption is also a ton of fun if you like, just, two hours of crazy-ass violence. And Ong Bak is a good place to start with the physical miracle that is Tony Jaa.

If you like romance, basically ANYTHING by Wong Kar-Wai. Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is also just a beautiful sad love story, for those of us who happen to be suckers for sad love stories.

If you like nutty pulp adventure, I'd recommend K-20: The Fiend With 20 Faces. It's like if the Shadow and Darkman had a kid and the kid got really into parkour.

If you dig horror, there's a world of J-horror and K-horror waiting to keep you up at night. Ju-On is one of the scariest things I've yet seen, and A Tale Of Two Sisters is AMAZINGLY eerie in a very quiet, slow-build way.

Finally, I'm not even sure how to categorize Clash of Empires. Historical/mythological/fantasy/action-adventure? It's freakin' crazy, and awesome as hell.