Foodie Movies
Movies that deal with cooking, restaurants, fine dining, food, etc...
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Permalink Reply by The Real Uncle Bob on
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Permalink Reply by Howard on -
Send your money to Uncle Bob!
Btw, what movie was that clip from Uncle Bob?
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Permalink Reply by jcranma on -
The first is rather obvious, but it's a must see rom com
Mostly Martha
Kailangan Kita
My personal favorite: ZOMBIES!!. Makes me want to get some quality steaks.
The Night of the Living Dead
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Permalink Reply by Howard on
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From "Mostly Martha" came "No Reservations"
I'll have to check out Kailangan Kita, it looks like something I haven't seen yet. Nice choices.
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Permalink Reply by jcranma on
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I've never had the desire to click the "add" button on "No Reservations". It's trailer rubs me off the wrong way. I'm no remake hater, but the original was good enough. Did you see the original first?
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Permalink Reply by Howard on
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Yeah, I saw the original first and thought the remake was a bit sub par. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone that's seen the original. However, for anyone that's hesitant to see the original, I might recommend it. I guess it's weird logic.
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Permalink Reply by jcranma on
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Weird logic indeed. Perhaps I just belong to the group who rarely venture to watch remakes when the original is superior in quality. Although I do understand people's hesitations to watch films not on their native language or dubbed onto theirs.
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Permalink Reply by Knaldskalle on -
I'm exactly where you are. I liked Mostly Martha, but have no intention of seeing the remake.
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Permalink Reply by mighty on -
Big Night, I think had food throughout the whole thing.
Eat, Drink, Man, Woman.
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Permalink Reply by Mort in Detroit on -
That's exactly what came to my mind.
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Permalink Reply by Howard on
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"Eat, Drink, Man, Woman" was a nice big cooking flick. It got me curious on how they do fruit carving.
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Permalink Reply by spiderpig on -
There's an English-language adaptation of Eat, Drink, Man Woman called Tortilla Soup that I really like as well. As the name implies it focuses on a Mexican-American family instead of a Chinese family, but it does stay true to the story. Lots of good Mexican food in this one.
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