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they don't bleed, no, on the contrary, they kill the main German there.

Because they are cyborgs.

Gravity, I even went to see it in the cinema... only the 3D was impressive, the movie itself wasn't very good.

Stalingrad. I liked it immensely! I expected something awful, like Alexander Anesyan's "Bastards," which was also heavily advertised for a long time. But I saw an excellent film about a terrible war. Fyodor Bondarchuk made his best film, which will deservedly win many awards and become the film of the year in Russia.

It was praised a lot on websites with military-historical themes. I should probably check it out myself.

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I rewatched "The Net." Now that I know the plot, I watched it solely for the chases and special effects. Beautifully filmed! I still don't understand if it was real filming or modeling.
The plot is generally good too. A very good and quite logical fantasy on the theme of the World Conspiracy.

I finally watched Illusion of Deception, and, to be honest, no matter how much it's praised, it can't compare to Prestige. Most of the illusions are related to advanced technology, and the themes of Robin Hood-style heroism and vendetta don't resonate well with the general audience. There are a few interesting moments, of course, but it's a one-time watch. It's worth watching only because there aren't many films like it.

The genres are different, so how can you compare them? )
"Prestige" is still a drama; you need to at least engage with it a little. And "Now You See Me" is a light... how did they advertise it? A "heist movie"? )) I agree that it's a one-time watch, but I enjoyed watching it. The special effects are great, and the positive Robin Hood vibe is also appealing.

You might think that not many people rewatch movies multiple times.
I watched Pain & Gain and Snitch. The first one is quite amusing, and the second one is terribly boring. That's pretty much it.

One might think that not many people rewatch films multiple times.

I can name about 50 that I've definitely rewatched, and not just on TV during the New Year, but consciously on my computer, depending on my mood. And even some series: "Los Simuladores", "Lie to Me", "Firefly", "Star Trek".

I recommend ... Django Unchained :smile13:



Sincerely, Psatkha

I recommend... Django Unchained

This "Django" appealed to me more. Or maybe I just like "Chinese things" more))


By the way, you can also rewatch it before going to sleep

I just like "Chinese stuff" more.

I read it as "hentai stuff."

Okay, I watched it and went to the cinema to see "Doctor Who: Day of The Doctor". What can I say? It's very cool for a modern series, but the atmosphere of the classic era is lost, and I should probably just accept that. I was glad that it was shown with subtitles in our country. Before the film, they showed two short, funny introductions.
Lots of spoilers ahead!
The opening scenes are exactly like the very first episode of the very first season of the classic series, the same opening credits, the same wall, and at first, everything is in black and white, and then they add color. Another detail is that the action immediately moves to a school, repeating the classic style. After that, everything goes into the usual modern-Doctor style.

I liked:
+ The epic scale. It's overwhelming and almost tangible.
+ The Brigadier's daughter. He himself has passed away, and I hope that his daughter will become a worthy replacement, and UNIT will be featured more.
+ The Fourth Doctor's scarf!
+ The Zygons!
+ The multi-Doctor adventures! This is always cooler and more fun than single-Doctor adventures.
+ All the known Doctors at the end. Absolutely all of them, from Hartnell to Capaldi. True, Capaldi wasn't in the final scene, but he flashed in the climactic moment.
+ The humor. Seriously, some of the moments were just hilarious.
+ Photos of classic companions. I spotted Susan, Tegan, Nyssa, and Kamelion, but there were probably more.
+ The possible return of Gallifrey in subsequent seasons! I've been waiting for this since I got to the classic series about Gallifrey.
+ More classics! More! The Macra, Sontarans, Silurians, Ice Warriors, the Great Intelligence (it's a pity there were no yeti robots), the Zygons, mentions of classic companions, inserts with classic Doctors, references (reverse the polarity!), shut up and give me more Jamie from the classics!

I was disappointed by:
- The messed-up numbering because of Hurt being included. Now, the entire Whovian community will have to re-learn and clarify a hundred times how to count all these regenerations. I decided for myself that Hurt is 8.5, Eccleston is 9, and so on.
- The classic companions are just photos. Lila, for example, would look very appropriate on Gallifrey, K-9, Susan, and even Romana (although that might be a stretch), and Sarah Jane, never mind, since she's so loved. It wouldn't have cost them anything to dig up and Photoshop a couple of frames; they pulled off this trick with Hartnell in the last episode of the seventh season. And in general, shut up and give me more Jamie.
- Thirteen Doctors. I understand that they are unlikely to stop at Capaldi, and who will be after him is unknown, but it's still a bit sad, especially since, according to canon, a Time Lord has 13 lives, and only the Master has bypassed this, and even then, not entirely legally. Well, they'll come up with something; I believe in Moffat and his tea/mushrooms/weed/whatever else he uses.
- The Doctor is no longer as good. I can't help but say it; I'm spoiled by the series with the Second Doctor.

Overall, I didn't regret spending the money; the special episode turned out to be very good, but the classic series is still 20% better.

10/10. I watched "Shutter Island," "The Mist," "The Others," and "Memento." Shutter Island is a great film that is definitely worth watching. I won't say anything more. It's better to see it for yourself than to hear about it from someone else. 10/10. The Mist is an excellent movie, especially considering that it's based on a Stephen King book, and you can't expect anything else. The film keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout, until the very end. The film shows that people are often much worse, more repulsive, and more dangerous than any monsters. Also highly recommended. 10/10. The Others is a mystical thriller. A very good film with an unexpected ending. Interesting, dramatic, and sometimes a little scary. 10/10. Memento can be called a great film, if not for the performance of Guy Pearce in the main role. A very interesting narrative approach, told in reverse. 8/10.

Watched The Hunger Games: Let the games begin. 9 out of 10. The ending is ambiguous.

Watched The Hunger Games: Let the games begin!
Fell asleep after an hour, woke up after about 10 minutes, and went home. WHERE THE HELL IS THE ACTION?!

found something to watch, damn it. may their asses burn in hell.