Comments on: Best Chinese Language Films of the 2000s: Ballots http://dgeneratefilms.com/uncategorized/best-chinese-language-films-of-the-2000s-ballots/ Distributing the finest in Chinese independent film today Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:56:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Edwin Mak http://dgeneratefilms.com/uncategorized/best-chinese-language-films-of-the-2000s-ballots/comment-page-1/#comment-1295 Edwin Mak Tue, 19 Jan 2010 16:54:43 +0000 http://dgeneratefilms.com/?p=2329#comment-1295 Bérénice: The final aggregated poll was published <a href="http://dgeneratefilms.com/critical-essays/best-chinese-language-films-of-the-2000s-poll-results/" rel="nofollow">here</a>. But I mirror your gripe, had I known we could include an extended list of "runners-up" then I would not have painfully left out: ELECTION I / II (Johnnie To), TIMBER GANG (Yu Guangyi), DANCE WITH VILLAGE WORKERS (Wu Wenguang), SEVEN INTELLECTUALS IN BAMBOO FOREST (Yang Fudong), BLIND SHAFT (Li Yang), ROUTINE HOLIDAY (Li Hongqi), NIGHT TRAIN (Diao Yinan), IN PUBLIC (Jia Zhangke), THE WAYWARD CLOUD (Cai Mingliang), TUYA's WEDDING (Wang Quanan). Bérénice: The final aggregated poll was published here. But I mirror your gripe, had I known we could include an extended list of “runners-up” then I would not have painfully left out:
ELECTION I / II (Johnnie To), TIMBER GANG (Yu Guangyi), DANCE WITH VILLAGE WORKERS (Wu Wenguang), SEVEN INTELLECTUALS IN BAMBOO FOREST (Yang Fudong), BLIND SHAFT (Li Yang), ROUTINE HOLIDAY (Li Hongqi), NIGHT TRAIN (Diao Yinan), IN PUBLIC (Jia Zhangke), THE WAYWARD CLOUD (Cai Mingliang), TUYA’s WEDDING (Wang Quanan).

]]> By: Berenice "Reynaud http://dgeneratefilms.com/uncategorized/best-chinese-language-films-of-the-2000s-ballots/comment-page-1/#comment-1292 Berenice "Reynaud Mon, 18 Jan 2010 23:37:01 +0000 http://dgeneratefilms.com/?p=2329#comment-1292 What's the final ranking? I was unaware I could have runners-up. I had specifically explained that I didn't think 10 were enough. I would have listed FUCK CINEMA, DELAMU, GRAIN IN EAR, PEACOCK, THE MISSION, GOOD BYE DRAGON INN, ENTER THE CLOWNS, FISH AND ELEPHANT, DV CHINA, SEVEN INTELLECTUALS IN BAMBOO FOREST ... I almost cried when I had to take these films off my list. What’s the final ranking?
I was unaware I could have runners-up. I had specifically explained that I didn’t think 10 were enough. I would have listed FUCK CINEMA, DELAMU, GRAIN IN EAR, PEACOCK, THE MISSION, GOOD BYE DRAGON INN, ENTER THE CLOWNS, FISH AND ELEPHANT, DV CHINA, SEVEN INTELLECTUALS IN BAMBOO FOREST … I almost cried when I had to take these films off my list.

]]> By: Best Chinese Language films of the decade « Film Beats (from the East) http://dgeneratefilms.com/uncategorized/best-chinese-language-films-of-the-2000s-ballots/comment-page-1/#comment-1283 Best Chinese Language films of the decade « Film Beats (from the East) Sun, 17 Jan 2010 20:22:43 +0000 http://dgeneratefilms.com/?p=2329#comment-1283 [...] a lazy link post.  There’s lots of film choices from a variety of people so check out the best Chinese language films of the 2000s. Leave a [...] [...] a lazy link post.  There’s lots of film choices from a variety of people so check out the best Chinese language films of the 2000s. Leave a [...]

]]> By: jill b http://dgeneratefilms.com/uncategorized/best-chinese-language-films-of-the-2000s-ballots/comment-page-1/#comment-1266 jill b Thu, 14 Jan 2010 19:19:56 +0000 http://dgeneratefilms.com/?p=2329#comment-1266 Now if you can just get Netflix to stock more of the titles in these lists. Thanks for the lists. Now if you can just get Netflix to stock more of the titles in these lists. Thanks for the lists.

]]> By: Chuck Stephens http://dgeneratefilms.com/uncategorized/best-chinese-language-films-of-the-2000s-ballots/comment-page-1/#comment-1264 Chuck Stephens Thu, 14 Jan 2010 16:13:23 +0000 http://dgeneratefilms.com/?p=2329#comment-1264 What a great collection of lists; thanks much for asking me to participate. Just a note, though: much as I adore Zhang Ming's RAINCLOUDS OVER WUSHAN, it was made 1995. What a great collection of lists; thanks much for asking me to participate.

Just a note, though: much as I adore Zhang Ming’s RAINCLOUDS OVER WUSHAN, it was made 1995.

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