You know, you're right, the fact that they're subtitled makes them probably not the best options. I didn't think of that... maybe the list I made should be shortened to include ones that specifically have plenty of engaging dialogue to help with learning the language. Thanks for pointing that out.
I haven't seen Slave of Love or Formula of Love, they both sound wonderful! I don't think I know Zakharov, but it sounds really magical. :) I'll have to look into both of those.
I enjoyed the Barber of Siberia, but that might have been because my professor was funny and I associate it with a lot of little inside jokes he would make while we were watching it.
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Date: 2007-10-03 03:42 pm (UTC)I haven't seen Slave of Love or Formula of Love, they both sound wonderful! I don't think I know Zakharov, but it sounds really magical. :) I'll have to look into both of those.
I enjoyed the Barber of Siberia, but that might have been because my professor was funny and I associate it with a lot of little inside jokes he would make while we were watching it.