Hi Map, I heard of the "three colours" a lot but what a pity I only whatched the "white". And at that time I was too little, I can hardly remember anything from that film( I didn't get it then ). Something got burnt in the end, that's all I remember about it. My Chinese teacher recommended the "three colours" strongly. I'll have to look for it when I get a chance.
Doctor Zhivago is another movie I really like. The two ladies in the movie are not really super beauties, but both of them are so, so elegant. Great women, enlight/save the human-being!

I especially like the background music for Donia(sorry I don't know the English spelling of her name, she's doctor Zhivago's wife). The version I'm talking about speaks kinda British English, and it's really long (over 3 hours I believe ).
I wonder whether there's someone knows the short claymations "Wallace and Gromit" here. They are full of imaginations and the characters are so, so vivid, they are for kid but the plots are pretty sophisticated. Oh I love them. Nick Park rocks! His early works (I watched some pieces he made when he was 13 ) were very cute yet quite talented, he's really good at details. I prefer W&G to Toy Story. He also directed the "
chicken run", I haven't watched it yet. It's on my "must watch" list.
Some Japanese movies enjoy great fames, pity I hardly watched any. But I do read quite a few reputed Japanese novels and essays. Very impressive, but quite difficult to translate into movies. It seems Japanese cartoons are ruling the world. When I was in China, all TV stations played Japanese cartoons, occasionally one or two from Disney; When I came to Germany, there are not so many channels send cartoons, but there's a one sends cartoons the whole afternoon everyday, and all the cartoons are made in Japan, one after another, oh Juses! And the German people are humour, they even re-record the songs in German, sound really funny. They are not quite my type. I prefer "the Simpsons" by prosieben.
Which actress and actor you like best? I like Audrey Hepburn ( forever! ) and Al Pacino ( currently ), and, Gromit the dog.
Regards,
Ellen