I have received a Steam key of Botanicula. I already own both DRM-free and Steam copy and had a blast with its cuteness, so here is a thing.

On the other hand, I am not sure what to watch next, so if you would like to have it:
1) Recommend me a movie and why I should find it interesting. If it isn't American, the better.
2) Have reputation higher than 5.

I don't have much patience, so expect the end of this giveaway probably tomorrow :).

EDIT: The key sent. Thanks for participating.

Well, count me in and +1 for you.

1) Well, I don't know what type of movies you like or have seen but here goes: Hero (original title: Ying xiong). You might find it interesting because there is a bit of history in it.

2) 188 > 5 so, check.

Not in but thanks anyway :)
El secreto de sus ojos <- amazing movie just watch it you wont regret it

Not in, but thanks. +1

Watch Trainspotting, because you have to if you haven't yet.

Try The Edukators.. pretty sure your hipster avatar will enjoy it... ;p

Natural City - korean science-fiction and a pretty good one. Korean take on Blade Runner, they say, but the movie stands on its own (just my opinion)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_City
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0378428/

Count me in please and thanks for the giveaway. I am hearing lots of good things about American Hustle.

not in

but you should see FightClub if you haven't already you may need to watch it twice to understand the whole thing ( i did anyways) and its not just about fighting its really interesting my all time fav.

logan's run
it is a sci fi movie that has an interesting concept about disatopian socity and human nature im in

Not in, but +1 to you for the giveaway.

Great game. Not in. But some lucky person is in for a treat.

Movie recommendations:

Anything by Tarkovsky, especially Solaris. The way he uses his camera is the way a good big writer uses his paragraphs. The movies are slow, with much silence. There's a shot of water flowing over grasses in the beginning of Solaris that breaks my heart. In Stalker, there's a pan from one face to the next to the next and then back again without blinking across three travelers on a hand cart. On the backtrack, one has turned his head. In Andrei Rubelov, a boy builds a bell out of mud and fire and bronze and sorrow and desperation.

Enjoy.

Please count me in. My movie recommendation would be the Swedish film "Let the Right One In" because it's an excellent and freaky horror movie. +1

Not in, but thanks for your generosity, Mivas!

Thank you all for your tips! There are some pretty interesting ones. Among my favorites! I don't know but I tend to say Snatch (another gem) instead of Fight Club when I am talking about the movie.
Fight Club book is actually fun to read too because it abandons the story here and there to describe something remotely related. Trainspotting, on the other hand, is an unreadable mess :D. I always wanted to see earlier movies with British actors but never knew which one to pick. -> Watchlist :) Me too. I didn't enjoy British version much, so I wonder if this remake is different. I've seen it and I think I didn't watch the full thing. I liked Oldboy, though. It also stars the actor from this movie.

Have seen :). I heard the novel is better. Is that true?

They sound unique, will check it out. My Russian movie knowledge includes only Night Watch, Morozko and vaguely Peculiarities of the National Fishing. My inner hipster is satisfied by your offer :p. I forgot about that one. Thanks. Spanish cinematography is an area I would like to know more - I mean beside horrors and Los Hombres :).

I have seen only one Chinese movie, about a pregnant teenager years ago, and it is hard to fish for more sometimes because Asian movie websites tend to be usually about Kdramas and romances. Much appreciated.