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jaekicho on Instagram: "Please tell me your favorite food 🍱 movie 🎥 in the comments 👇🏼Yo, these are my personal favorites 🙋🏻‍♂️ Not claiming them to …" Please tell me your favorite food 🍱 movie 🎥 in the comments 👇🏼Yo, these are my personal favorites 🙋🏻‍♂️ Not claiming them to be the best 🙅🏻‍♂️ Will love to do a follow-up list after checking out your comments.Eat Drink Man Woman 🇹🇼 (1994): Ang Lee’s Taipei kitchen classic where a retired chef says everything he can’t with words through Sunday dinners his daughters don’t want to attend anymore. Expect hilarious twists and some of the most exquisite cooking scenes ever filmed.The Lunchbox 🇮🇳 (2013): A misdelivered lunch in Mumbai becomes a quiet, tender love story told entirely through handwritten notes exchanged via a tiffin box. Neither DMs nor voice memos. Imagine that today, huh?God of Cookery 🇭🇰 (1996): Stephen Chow plays a disgraced celebrity chef whose redemption arc includes kung fu battles, beef ball warfare, and somehow the most sincere case for cooking with heart. My favorite movie as a third grader 🙏🏼Big Night 🇺🇸 (1996): Two Italian 🇮🇹 immigrant brothers bet everything on one dinner in 1950s Jersey Shore. I have yet to try a timpano to this day, but from this film alone, I know it’s one of the most beautiful things you’ll ever watch get sliced open.Tampopo 🇯🇵 (1985): Known as a “ramen Western.” I didn’t get it at first. But over time, the message revealed itself: obsession, desire, and the pursuit of greatness. The subplots in between also happen to make you scratch your head, aroused, and feel hungry at the same time.The Taste of Things 🇫🇷 (2023): The extended opening of pure cooking before any real dialogue, while subtly revealing the dynamics and positions between characters…somehow that’s exactly the point.Aight, peace and blessings 🤜🏼🤛🏼View all 2,512 comments https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVyPGM-jeib/?igsh=MW96M2N1ZTV3OG10NA==