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Today I felt a bit under the weather, so I was just watching TV. Luckily, I have cable, so I had a chance to find something better than a Russian TV series or some other garbage they show during the day. I found such a movie, and completely by chance, as usual. It's called Rob Roy. At first, I thought it was about the Wild West, but no. It turned out to be about Scottish Highlanders in the 17th century. The movie doesn't have any computer graphics, epic battles, or grand scale. In some places, it seemed boring, especially at the beginning. But for some reason, I didn't switch channels and watched it until the end. I wouldn't say the movie is amazing, but it's decent. I paid the most attention to the characters. I rarely like villains, very rarely, but here I actually liked them. I liked the final duel, and the English swordsman himself.
And what did it all start with? With the fact that one guy decided to borrow money to help his clan, and in the end, he was defending his honor, but people were dying in the process.

A week ago, I watched "The Fifth Dimension." Supernatural abilities, psychics, laboratories all over the world, lots of psychology, a detective story, everything is confusing, puzzles. Someone might like it

Watching Lexx. Well, I'm almost done watching it; only half of the fourth season is left. It's a great series. It vividly shows what will happen if several people (and not quite people) with varying degrees of mental disorders hijack the most powerful warship, equipped with the latest technology and capable of blowing up planets without much effort. I was very pleased with the combination of trash, absurdity, and sodomy (periodically in the most direct sense) with the concentrated dark, oppressive atmosphere of the series. It's easy to watch and engaging; the main characters, despite (or perhaps because of) their complete lack of brains and a plethora of quirks, are not without charm and evoke sympathy. And there's also excellent music.

Now it's time for Star Trek. The very first one, with Kirk and Spock. I've reached the middle of the second season. The sets and special effects stopped bothering me around the middle of the first episode, and the characters' appearance – somewhere around the tenth episode. The length of the episodes was a bit annoying, although in terms of time, one episode of Star Trek is only slightly longer than one episode of Babylon-5 or Lexx (not counting the first season, of course). Now I'm already used to it. Of course, the series is not without its naivety and cliché plots, but that's not the worst flaw, and it's quite possible to come to terms with it. The characters are quite likable, and there are often interesting situations. The show is not without humor; it's genuinely very funny at times.
Overall, it's definitely for a specific audience, but I think the series is quite good, and you can definitely watch it and enjoy it. A classic, proven by time.

"Arn: The Knight Templar" and "Arn: The Kingdom at Road's End"
A Scandinavian film about a Swedish crusader. At first, I wondered where the abundance of bloody battles was, like in "Kingdom of Heaven," for example? But I quickly got used to it and became engrossed in analyzing the plot. I wouldn't say that the films are brimming with profound ideas, but there's still something to think about. What I liked most was that the filmmakers invested a huge budget, focusing not on spectacle but on authenticity, as if they weren't counting on a wide audience. There's not much dynamism, but it's beautifully and well-shot, with nothing to criticize. And, of course, it was interesting to somehow connect with the history of Scandinavia.

Watching Lexx.

Thanks, Kosha, you reminded me about this series, which I watched a long time ago on TV. I'm rewatching it now and enjoying it a lot. I think the second season is a bit weaker, but the beginning of the third season isn't disappointing. And there's still the fourth season ahead!)

I'm watching the series "Merlin" (English, they've filmed 4 seasons so far). It's light, fun, and heartwarming. Each main character seems alive and well-developed. One of the drawbacks of the series is the rather weak connection between the episodes, but it's not a major issue. The series helps you relax and smile a little more.

I recently started watching "Monty Python," and so far, I've only seen "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Overall, my impressions of the movie are very positive; it will probably make it onto my list of favorites. The jokes are excellent, and the rest... well, there isn't much else. Even plot-wise, the movie is more like a series of sketches connected by a common storyline. However, that's not a bad thing; the movie is genuinely very good. If you enjoy comedies and haven't seen it yet, I recommend taking the time to watch it.

I just watched "From Paris with Love" and, to my surprise, the movie turned out to be quite good. The ending is amazing, I swear – ten out of ten.

I rewatched the movie Alive, which I saw as a child. The film is about the 1972 plane crash, and Wikipedia says there were four, but I watched the one that was made in 1993. I liked it then, and I liked it now. True, I skipped the beginning again =\ It's a great movie, and if you haven't seen it, you should check it out) Sky, you can watch it.

Just watched "From Paris with Love" and, to my surprise, the movie turned out to be quite good. The ending is amazing, I swear – ten out of ten.

Yeah, I watched "From Paris with Love." Nothing special about it. It definitely doesn't deserve a ten.

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I also watched that movie with the bald Travolta yesterday, and I liked it; I would gladly watch it again.

I watched "Lieutenant Rzhevsky vs. Napoleon." It's pretty good overall, but some of the jokes don't really fit.

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After the tenth attempt, I came to the conclusion that it only referred to the ending of the film. That is, only the ending deserves a score of ten. Is the rest of the film terrible?

There are two sentences – one (the last one) expresses my opinion about the film's ending, and the other (the first one) is about the film as a whole.