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Well, how can I put it? I liked how the movie was made. I won't hide the fact that the plot is good, but I've seen more interesting films that touch upon the most remote corners of the soul. Unfortunately, I don't remember the titles very well.
Герой в каждом из нас...:rolleyes:

"Истинно могуч тот, кто побеждает самого себя"
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Well, now there are three of us – quite the love triangle of David Lynch films :) It’s great chatting with you!
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It's become quite lonely... Has no one been watching Lynch anymore? Qwerty, I know you're very busy with your clan right now, but maybe you could write a couple of lines?
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Snowflake, I'm just running out of data. I'll be able to top up at the beginning of the month, so I'll be more active from December 1st.

You know, I recently went to a "Picnic" concert. I was pleasantly surprised by the well-balanced sound: it used to be different... And how they played at the end: it was amazing!!! They played "How Easy It Is for Me," "Italian," and more...

Орден Фениксахаризматический :) лидер
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and I’ve already used up all my data; I exceeded my limit by twice as much. On December 1st, I have my final exam; I’ll come back and write about it. I found a pretty good Lynch disc here, so I’ll definitely tell you all about it later!!! I think I’ll have a lot of new experiences.
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Ytsuken, ghbdtn! :D

As promised, I checked out your private topic... First, Twin Peaks is my number one series in this genre (fantasy, mystery, drama), so I'm very glad to see there are like-minded people...

Secondly, you won't believe it - I would put "Piknik" at the top of the list among all bands from the post-Soviet space! Well, maybe alongside "Kino"... I've been to two of Shklyarsky's performances - at the "20 Tons" pub and, I think, at the "Sport-Bar" on Arbat... Both times I was thrilled...

Question for everyone: What books have you read that you would put at the top of your list? Not based on your current opinion, of course, but based on the impression the book left on you when you first read it?

For me:

1. A. Volkov. The Emerald City. (6 parts)
2. V. Krapivin. The Dovecote on the Yellow Meadow.
3. A. Lindgren. Mio, My Mio! - a children's horror story :)
(this was in childhood)

After that -
3. R. Zelazny. Chronicles of Amber
4. G.G. Marquez. One Hundred Years of Solitude
5. R. Bach. Jonathan Livingston Seagull
6. C. Castaneda (all)
7. L. Carroll. Alice Through the Looking-Glass (!) - I read it in childhood, but I probably didn't understand it then... :)
8. C. Simak. City
9. P. Coelho. The Alchemist
10. J. Wyndham. The Day of the Triffids...

There have been many other books since then, but perhaps the impressions are already шаблонные, stereotypical, and therefore it is difficult to single them out... But the ones I mentioned are actually very vivid and ambiguous...
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AmberSoler;54859

I have:

1. A. Volkov. The Emerald City. (6 parts)
2. V. Krapivin. The Pigeon Loft on the Yellow Glade.
3. A. Lindgren. Mio, My Mio! - a children's horror story :)
(this was in childhood)
Sorry for intruding slightly off-topic... BUT... basically, it's just a calling of the soul:o :o
AmberSoler, have you read Krapivin????????? finally I've found such a person!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Everyone I asked — don't know, haven't heard, haven't read...:(
He is simply my favorite author... And even if it's a bit childish... But I discovered him for myself around age 16 and simply fell in love with his books!!! Then for a long time I couldn't find his works anywhere, but one day I found them in a bookstore right next to my house... and off I went! :D :D :D
My favorite is "In the Night of the Great Tide" (I actually read it and "The Pigeon Loft..." first)
Если тебе не везёт в жизни, - играй в какую-нибудь другую игру:rolleyes:
Лидер клана "Из многих единое"

Приключения – это сплошные неприятности, только про них почему-то потом интересно вспоминать...
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Ta Kotoraya...;54893
Sorry for jumping into a slightly wrong thread... BUT... basically, it's just a calling of the soul
I'm happy for you! And how do you distinguish "the right" thread from "the wrong" one... Here, all threads are for everyone and anyone can jump into any of them on equal grounds... :)

As for books, I regret that I don't have much time now to read while being "head over heels" immersed in my favorite books... And the abundance of books on the market is sometimes confusing, because there has become so much "spam" under a beautiful cover... :) But Krapivin—now that's a Yes! He has many works—I saw a link to a collected works online, there were definitely about thirty volumes... Now "Exmo" is publishing him in the series "Founding Fathers: Russian Space"—22 volumes have already been released...

I read them a very long time ago, and only "The Pigeon Loft" stuck with me... It was probably the first work I read, or something... What were the "others" called there, do you remember? — "Those who command"...
Don't you find that associative? :D
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I'm glad for you! And how do you distinguish "that" topic from "the wrong one"... Here, all topics are for everyone, and you can join any of them on equal terms... :)

As for books, I regret that I don't have much time right now to read, completely immersed in my favorite books... And the abundance of books on the market sometimes confuses, because there is a lot of "spam" under a beautiful cover... :) And Krapivin - yes! He has many works - I saw a link on the internet to a collection of his works, there were definitely thirty volumes... I read it a long time ago, and I only remember "The Dovecote"... It was probably the first work I read...
The topic is easy to identify :rolleyes: here, they discuss far more than just books. ;) Therefore, unfortunately, moderators may consider my post to be at least spam or flame...
And right now, I'm actively buying Krapivin's books =). I'm buying the series from Eksmo - it contains all his works, and the books are designed in the same style... it's just lovely ;) It's a pity that I don't have enough money to buy everything at once :(
And so - the lack of time also affects me...
P.S. I also really love Volkov.... I read him all my childhood... And I also love "Alice" by Kir Bulychev...
Если тебе не везёт в жизни, - играй в какую-нибудь другую игру:rolleyes:
Лидер клана "Из многих единое"

Приключения – это сплошные неприятности, только про них почему-то потом интересно вспоминать...
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Ta Kotoraya...;54901
The topic is easy:rolleyes: they discuss far more than just books here. ;) Therefore, unfortunately, moderators might consider my post as at least spam or flame...
And I'm actively buying up Krapivin's works right now. I'm getting the series from Eksmo - it contains all his works, and the books are designed in a uniform style... it's just lovely ;) It's a pity I don't have enough money to buy everything at once :(
And besides, I also lack time...
P.S. I also really love Volkov....I read him all through my childhood... And I also love Kira Bulychev's "Alice"...
I'd like to see the moderator who deletes a post for spam/flame in the "Spam" section! :)
"Alice" is also a book I've read over and over, and I still read Bulychev even now - the "Chronos" series. Pure alternative Russian history. And also Zvyagintsev - "Odyssey Leaves Ithaca" with a sequel... Well, as for the fact that we've gone off-topic in the Cooper thread, I think the esteemed Qwerty will forgive us, we'll just have a little fun and then stop, right? ;)
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I'd love to see the moderator who deletes a post for flood/flame in the "Flood" section! :)
I've also reread "Alice" from top to bottom, and actually, I still read Bulychev even now - the "Chronos" series. Pure alternative Russian history. And also Zvyagintsev - "Odysseus Leaves Ithaca" with a sequel... As for flooding Cooper's thread, I think the esteemed Qwerty will forgive us; we're only misbehaving a little bit and that's it, right? ;)
:D Yes, perhaps you are right! And by the way, Bulychev is published by the same "Exmo" in the same "Founding Fathers..." series. I have a bit too little time to read - but I should probably get around to it as well...
And Qwerty will forgive us either way... Right, Qwerty? ;)
Если тебе не везёт в жизни, - играй в какую-нибудь другую игру:rolleyes:
Лидер клана "Из многих единое"

Приключения – это сплошные неприятности, только про них почему-то потом интересно вспоминать...
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Lord, after reading your posts, I felt like such an idiot. I guess I'll go buy some books and read them, because it's kind of embarrassing, everyone around me seems so smart...
Герой в каждом из нас...:rolleyes:

"Истинно могуч тот, кто побеждает самого себя"
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Do you remember what they called the "outsiders"? - "Those who command"...
Don't you see the connection? :D
The associations are almost direct...:D :D In fact, this is exactly the work that inspired my nickname ;) I already wrote about it in "The Story of Your Nickname." A character named Tot...;)

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Lord, after reading your posts, I felt like such an idiot, I guess I'll go buy some books, read them, because it's kind of embarrassing, everyone around me seems so smart....
:D ;) Well done, that's a commendable desire! There are so many wonderful books now... you'll definitely find something you like! ;) And we're not trying to intimidate anyone - we're just chatting ;)
Если тебе не везёт в жизни, - играй в какую-нибудь другую игру:rolleyes:
Лидер клана "Из многих единое"

Приключения – это сплошные неприятности, только про них почему-то потом интересно вспоминать...
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Ah... it's been a while since I read regular books (not textbooks like "Nuclear Reactor Design" or "Fluid and Gas Mechanics").
Of the ones I liked, I remember:
1. The Strugatsky Brothers, "Roadside Picnic".
2. Jack London, "Martin Eden".
3. Robert A. Heinlein, "Starship Troopers".
What else? I can't think of anything else right now, except for children's books like "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" or "Robinson Crusoe".

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4. Gabriel García Márquez, "One Hundred Years of Solitude"
It's on my shelf behind me. Maybe I'll read it if I find the time.
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It's sitting on a shelf behind me. Maybe I'll read it if I find the time.
I wouldn't recommend it, to be honest... :cool:
It's the epitome of decadence... that's why it made such an impression... But it left me with a heavy feeling...
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