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There, they provide SUCH lists (I won't be able to figure them out anytime soon).

Yay! On TV3, "House of Flying Daggers":)
My favorite movie!

Bugaga, you little critters! My temporary absence is over, so hide back in the holes you crawled out of, or my shovel, imbued with the spirit of Magnus Pyros (a very cool guy, by the way), will meet your foreheads, and then the wrath of Emperor Sorgalla (an even cooler guy) will fall upon your sinful heads!! And then... *2 hours pass*... So, where was I? Well, hello everyone, I'm very glad to see you all. I'm going to pop into a pub to see if they've trashed anything)))) And did anyone hold a "Floodscar" event? Let's see))))) So, the cults are still around, which means Aran hasn't been given mod status yet)))) I was thinking, Aran is definitely not a Chaplain! What kind of Chaplain is he? Chaplains heal people, not kill them. So, Aran is a Bibliarius! I was playing Warhammer the other day and noticed that the Bibliarius holds onto the blade of his sword when he casts a spell)))))))))))))))))))) (Let's remember the painting "Aran with the Sword of Moderation" that was displayed in the Floodscar). And if you look closely, his head is crooked....))))))) Once again, hello everyone)))))

Hey, forest dweller)))
A librarian? He walks around with books... but the blade of the sword, that's all a myth!)))
P.S. "Chaplain" is written with a capital letter, but my nickname is written with a lowercase letter =(
P.P.S. The holy shovel will be more powerful)... or the Armageddon Shovel and the Ice Shovel)) hehe... who wants to duel with shovels?)))

Great! Welcome back! Tell me about your trip. Lock, that's not a very good movie – I don't like it when things are so unrealistic. The movie "Hero" is filmed much more beautifully.

I liked the movie "Warrior"... or was it "Hero"?... I don't remember well, but it seems like Koreans are fighting against Chinese or Japanese, or maybe even among themselves (one country)... never mind, that's not the point.
Anyway, there was a General (don't know his name) and a Warrior-slave, and a princess. After the battle, they became one unit... warriors and slaves, all protecting the princess... the main slave had some kind of stick (maybe a spear or something like that), and the general was in armor and with a katana, I think. I don't remember... in the end, they were both killed... or just one of them?... hmm... but I remember (almost for sure) that the general was hit by an arrow, and the slave... either died in hand-to-hand combat or survived... or maybe the general survived because the arrow wasn't fatal... I watched it a long time ago, so I don't remember exactly...
Bottom line: It's a good movie, I liked it. Although they have many good movies about such wars, but I watch few of them and like even fewer.

You tell stories like a pro! You've created such an interesting, non-linear plot. It's enough material for twenty movies!

Damn... I don't remember it very well. I only watched it once. And it's late now... I'm not really in the mood for telling stories. P.S. And it's an Asian film, so the names are hard to remember.

"Warrior" was watching a good movie; there was also a good, well-known movie in a style where a guy tries to kill an evil emperor, which was also great.

Awesome! Welcome back! Tell me how your trip went.

The trip was amazing, but the coolest thing was that I decided to take some light, easy-to-read sci-fi with me, and I chose Vladimir Vasiliev (his real name). "Death or Glory" (a super original title), and I couldn't have imagined that such a great book could be hidden under a pocket edition with that title (and the author is actually well-known, and the book is popular). I haven't been so hooked on anything in a long time; only games, and even then, rarely. It's just a magnificent book. Not only does it have an excellent, original plot, but 100 out of 400 pages are filled with the author's fascinating reflections that really make you think. And instead of sleeping or enjoying nature, I was hunched over, reading under a kerosene lamp because the book was so interesting. I don't remember the last time I read such good sci-fi. Now I'm afraid to start the sequel... it's not really a sequel, but a book in the same universe. But if it's as good as the first one, I'll have to temporarily drop out of school. Anyway, the trip was good; we got drunk with elves, and my bad mood disappeared like magic. Then we went rafting on a catamaran, which was an extreme and crazy experience!

Exz, you criticize every movie I like...
it's starting to seem suspicious.
are you some kind of heretic?
this isn't a threat, but...
*whistles, placing a hand on the handle of the energy hammer*

Al! What the heck?! Death or glory?!
I was talking about it in the book thread!
I definitely don't like it.
The idea might be good, but I was just turned off by it, then gutted and smeared all over the wall with all sorts of cheap attempts to create... originality?
All this "war will make you men," or "our guys are there! we need to save Mishka Zislis! men!", or "I survived because I didn't act like an idiot (that's the author's little word) in front of the blaster (another one)," or - even worse, the cheapest trick - "I'll press a button, and an intergalactic thing will pop out and save everyone, like in the movies"...
And I'm not even talking about the "numerous and terribly original aliens" with idiotic names, at least half of which are just pebbles from many other science fiction works...
I was especially amused by the character, who, with the air of a rejected expert and authority, talks about aliens, and who will "finally be appreciated for his worth"...
And of course, the mockery of stupid Americans... no, "Amerikaner" (another word)... yeah, that's right... it's fashionable...
...and if it weren't for these attempts by the author to "tell the story decisively and harshly," and his stupid slang and names, the book would be pretty good.
But, to each their own, but personally, I felt irritated while reading these pathetic attempts to "write powerfully."

However, his other book, "The Unknown Enemy," is worth reading. I liked it; in it, these attempts are mostly well-masked, so this author gives me mixed feelings. You know... like "The X-Files" or... Zhelazny. Sometimes it's an excellent series/book, and sometimes it's utter nonsense.

yes, I was also thinking about that... maybe Exa is a heretic?))) hehe... an atheist-heretic? :O )))))))) just kidding

P.S. by the way, in Warhammer I like playing as Chaos and the Old Ones.

LOL! Of course, I'm a heretic! A dissident, damn it! Hmm... Lock, what other movies did I criticize? Ah... Yamakasi! Exactly! My bad. Well, I didn't touch "The Legend," I just didn't watch it.

yeah, why would you need Yamakasi when you can have heretical movies?
heresy, you idiot:)
explicit pictures...

Has anyone seen the movie "Shinobi"? I really liked it; it's also Japanese. And I also enjoyed our film based on the Strugatsky brothers' work, "Ugly Swans." It's very tragic, and I almost cried at the end. It's a smart film, and it doesn't have any of those cheesy scenes that are so common these days... ;) :)

Has anyone seen the movie "Shinobi"? I really liked it; it's also Japanese.

What is the movie about? And what year was it released?
P.S.: The correct pronunciation is "Shinobi."