>>44258
Bad Boy Bubby is a curious one. I think they put some thought in that, figured a couple of motifs and they followed those consequently.
Bubby is a Janus like character, he is a child and a man. Deprived from opportunities to learn and social interactions, he follows those role models he sees and fits himself into the only society he knows. He also experiments with the knowledge he gains, and makes discoveries on his own. Then the world opens up suddenly where he meets others and he uses the tools he was given. But he also gets new role models, and his mind, freed, now sucks the new information in itself like a sponge.
In the new world he tries to find his place, not consciously, he floats along with the flow of events, and everything turns out well, giving the story a fairy tale air to it.
The aforementioned trick with the directors also piles a bit of surrealness on top, and unpredictability. Couple of times one can ask "how have we got to this scene?" or "what's going on?" since they were seemingly thrown in without any prelude.
Nice touch adding the mongs and the scenes with them. Those were very different from the normal flow of the movie.

I think he is kind of a Mowgli of sort as well.
Pic #4 seems like a false advertisement.

A classic is getting ruined by Apple.
It's a while I read the Foundation (and the rest of the books in the series) so maybe my memory fails me, but who are these people?
Jared Harris is generally a good pick - he did well in the Terror and Chernobyl -, he plays Seldon, and to be honest that chick delivered a couple of lines well, I liked their conversation when they met.
I see familiar faces in the supporting cast, some breddy gud, some meh, not cringe all in all.
Looks like a run-off-the-mill sci-fi otherwise, a bit of Blade Runner feeling with the sounds, and the aesthetics too to some extent.

Btw I'm not a huge fan of the books, I read them since they are kind of a "must read classics" in sci-fi. I'm not sure if I'm gonna watch the show, I can't really give much fuck about it.

>>45148
Watched the first two episodes. From the Foundation it has about what's the Wikipedia page tells about the novel's plot, otherwise it's about that PoC girl and her relationship problems, and how they have to preserve diversity in the Encyclopedia. Or the Encyclopedia has to be about that or something like that.

I found a better tv-show: Truth seekers.
It's made by those guys who made that police comedy playing in a small town, I forget the title and Shawn of the Dead (I think).
The fatso is some tinfoil hat ghosthunter nutjob who's main hobby is listening to number stations. And then comes the diversity and they hunt supernatural phenomenons together. I started the second episode today but have not yet watched through.
It's not great, but better than Foundation.

>>44973
So that is a no on getting Silesia then? >>45024 Oh well. I will this here for now

https://german-tragedy-of-destiny.lorincz-veger.hu/silesia.html

We'll get all of the old German territories one day. I know it

A new Hungarian movie will be released this October, the background for the story is the 2006 riots when masses protested after Gyurcsány "we fucked up" speech was leaked and he did not resign. The timing is perfect since election is coming up in next April, and the primary election I mentioned in the politics thread will just be concluded.
Supposedly there will be a dubbed version with the title "The Cost of Deception", I try to get a copy somehow, or a Hungarian version with English subs, we'll see. And maybe we could watch that on some Movie Night.

>>45263
So the Truman show. What a grandiose movie to watch. Literally one of the most darkest and sinister movies I've ever watched. Really shows how humanity is kinda fucked a lil bit in the heda. You get the feeling that people are both very evil, very dull and very easily amused after seeing The Truman Show.

The movie's also a good allegory for the internet and current social media platforms. It's pretty easy seeing the paralels between the 2 things (this movie and social media). Overall good moffiee. Recommend bernd sees it.

>>45307
>>45307
>I think it unites two themes, the Big Brother type of reality shows (which I assume was new-ish when this movie was made) and the questioning of reality, the illusion that surrounds us.


Maybe ur right bernd. Mayb

I watched this other movie by Jim Carrey and hated it. Most boring movie I've ever watched. It's literally "nothing: the movie"

>After a fight, Joel Barish discovers that his girlfriend Clementine Kruczynski has had her memories of him erased by the New York City firm Lacuna
>Clementine Kruczynski

Is that a Polish surname though? I need to know this

This movie I'd like Bernd to watch. It's The Witness from 1969.
It's a political satire about communism. It depicts certain events which happened the '50s, so in a way it's kinda specific to Hungary, but similar stuff happened all over in the Eastern Block. I think for others, from all over the world, too it is digestible and the humour can be understood.
We're gonna stream it on Nov 6, at 9 and 22 CET.

Link because I rarely post it:
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

Found another tv-show, Welcome to Utmark.
It plays somewhere in the remote northern areas of Norway, where Laplanders live, and they border Russia.
For now only two episodes I've watched, so I'm not sure about the whole thing, it potentially can turn out to be interesting. But it is so depressing. Very many details of the people there living their miserable life, very believable, it's like I fuckin know all those people. Really down in the dirt. I would call it hyper-realistic, and not something as pleasant to watch as entertainment. But here and there there's a trace of humour, and I see many potential ways how the story can evolve. But maybe it won't.
Sure it can't be Northern Expsure, but a bit of light at the end of the tunnel would be nice, or stack the shit so high, that it reaches the point of being not believable that it could happen irl.

it's that day again
remember remember the 5th of November
we do not forget
we do not forgive
we are anonymous lol

2. The role of Pelikán as a medium for a bunch of themes, topics, and thoughts.
He isn't just a central figure whose deeds moves the events forward (or rather the passive sufferer of the events moved by others beyond him). As I mentioned above he is also a speaking tube for the creators. He also shows us the difference in the life of the hardworking people and the privileged group of ruling comrades - like his visits to Comrade Virág. He teaches us the difference between theory and practice (the pool isn't for the people to swim). He also demonstrates stoicism and a weird optimism in the face of all the hardships.

3. The rule of threes
Follows of the example of great many Hungarian folk tales, organizes stuff in threes. Like his promotions (pool, amusement park, orange research - two failures and a success - third times the charm the English also says), or his local antagonist from the village: Csetneki, the ex-fascist dude who reported him during the war (and probably for the pig too), he appears once when they hand out the meat at the butcher shop (he is the last one who got meat, actually the only one we can see getting any), in the pub singing, and when he arrives late to dose the fire. Three times in jail with Gulyás and the bishop (before the trial and death row). Etc.
Not everything is organized in this way, but the technique is apparent enough.

4. Fascists always land on their feet.
Both ex-fascist antagonist, Csetneki (whom I mentioned above) and Gulyás, who served the Horthy and the Szálasi regimes before, tormenting Pelikán is some ways, now they exploit the rules and inner working of the system to shit on Pelikán some more.
It is true, irl many low level communist thugs were thugs of the previous regimes.

5. The White Horse
On one hand it's a mythological creature of Hungarian folk tales, and the Hungarian mythology, a symbol of power originating from the gods or the divine order, the animal form of the táltos (Hungarian shaman).
On the other in general leaders frequently rode white horses all over the world and depicted on the back of those (think of Napoleon).
It's a famous meme about Horthy arriving to Budapest on the back of a white horse in front of his troops, after the Romanians beat the 1919 Hungarian Soviet, to take over the country. Similarly when Pelikán in jail, the bishop mentions the Americans arriving, and Pelikán retorts: "I know, Mr Truman on a white horse". There's also the painting of a bald guy - uncanny resemblance to Rákosi Mátyás - on a white horse a soldier and a sailor on his sides in the room of Comrade Virág. In fact Comrade Virág appears from "behind" the horse - it is painted on a door - as an embodiment of the state power, a shaman of communism.
Now that we are at this room and Rákosi...

6. The photo of Rákosi in Comrade Virág's room
It's an iconic photo of the Stalinist leader. It was customary to hang a photograph in every room of the great leaders, chiefly Rákosi and Stalin - to watch over us, mere mortals. There are other pictures of the former throughout the film, curiously (or maybe not so curiously) Stalin is missing.
While this particular photo was widely known, featured in textbooks for example, it wasn't for hanging it upon walls, so it is striking to see it in its huge black and white reality at that place in that colorful scene. Maybe also adding to the importance of Comrade Virág, who could have allowed that photo to be displayed in such way.

7. The Great Wise Leader himself is also missing
The highest ranking communist character appearing in person is Comrade Bástya, assuming the avatar of Farkas Mihály, the minister of defence. The Great Wise leader is only mentioned, and participates on one occasion via a phone conversation with Comrade Bástya. We don't hear his voice however. We also don't know what is his name in the film.

Also, have you seen this moffe? It good

Watching Dexter Season 9 first episode.
Funny thing, I followed the show back then (as it went worse and worse), and did not watch the very last episode. Till this year. It gathered dust somewhere on my hard drive, and decided to watch it early 2021. It did not make much sense and felt crappy.
For now this new episode is ok.

>>45425
Welcome to Utmark turned out to be quite amusing by the end of episode 4, and it keeps giving since then. It's fucked up in a way how things could actually happen irl, nothing out of the place that much. It's just all piled upon each other.
I think some criticism is hidden in it too, towards society and phenomenons of our day and age. But I don't want to read too much in it.

I highly recommend this movie. I watched it myself many times.

Wtf someone pls rationalize these mindbogglingly impractical fortifications. I know it's just fantasy with monsters and magic so it's silly to expect realism.

>>46091
That is a double wall, and that would be a good idea for the reason you described: one more wall to scale. But the second line should be higher at least a bit, and neither of them should have parapets on the inside. That way from the second wall they can be attacked with bows or even with stones or javelins, etc. and they couldn't hide behind the parapet. And the second line should not have parapet for similar reason (can be attacked from further back from the ground or the next ring of wall). So the double wall isn't a bad idea, but it was done poorly.
My real problem is this section. Towers should be high platforms to attack enemy from above, and those towers would be awesome to keep the attackers at the base of the walls under fire. But for that the tower has to be forward from the wall a little, and they moved it back creating a space where noone would attack because there are better ones right on the sides of the gate. No reason to build that corner of the wall like that, the ground should be a problem since they did the same on the other side with the other tower, so it was a decision of aesthetics not an architectural/engineering one. And not a military for sure. They even would have gained more space inside the town.
And then the second ring, why aren't towers on the corners? And instead of those bs round wall sections? A tower instead of those would be way better for placing troops or even catapults or scorpions.
REEE

Here's what I mean.
1. Game of Thrones - iconic for many viewers, favored both for visuals and the tune
2. Around the World in 80 Days - this one is a recent victim of leftliberal media Kulturkampf, but not a bad show, pretty good intro, grabs the essence of the story, did not watch it entirely until I dl'd this one;
3. The Sopranos - awesome, just wanna listen that song again
4. Lost - bam, this is the best, it doesn't even gives the time to react and reach for the jump 10 sec forward button, a brief pause between two scenes

Now as for the Beforeignes, it's not that easy since all the episodes have different intros, or opening credits, I'll see if I can grab a few.

Also post more intros, shitty or great, memorable or the ones you skip fast.

This one was going on from 2007 to 2012, somehow it reached me now. It's about a bunch of muslims in some Canadian rural town. I doubt I'll sink time in it beyond the 1st season, but it's noteworthy that it contains more terrorist jokes than Akmed the Dead Terrorist show. Some are actually funny.

*sigh

Just saw a very saddenings movie about being bernd in a world full of keins.

Welcome to the Dollhouse: a movie about a bernadette growing up and experiencing the rough life due to neurotypicals being just all around mean spirited people. It's a highly praised movie and is noted for being accurate for kids during their early teen years.

But, I also saw a more upbeat movie about multiple bernds dealing with keins

Napoleon Dynamite: a smaller scale movie about bernds in high school not really doing much except enjoying their teen years. It another gud movie and is also highly praised. Some people think it took inspiration from this movie >>46917
and I sort of agree. They're very similar.

So. Moj Ata Socialisticni Kulak
This one: >>46826
It's not a genius work, but a solid ok one. I genuinely had a couple of good laffs.
The themes were familiar, but I think I misunderstood a couple of things on the first view, so did not mind to watch it twice (luckily most movies we stream are quite passable twice a day). Many themes and even motifs are similar to what's in the Witness, it's not surprising both plays in the same time period, in similar political environment. The queue for food, the black butchering, the silly communist mantras, etc etc. Even such things that at one point Pelikán (the hero of Witness) beats one of his kids for some prank (which led to a dangerous situation), and Jozha (the father in Moj Ata) punishes Tincek for his poems (which got him into trouble). There are many such parallels, I want to point to one more in particular, the depiction of clergy, how they fall victim to the system in both.
However in Moj Ata, I noticed an underlying theme, which might or might not be intentional on behalf of the creators, so I might just imagine into it. This is related to the clergy. It seems to me that the communist system there depicted in religious role, like the Church, and a competitor of the Church. Not just by taking the land, but for the people, in the views on death/mortality, procession like celebration with holding "religious" icons (Stalin and Tito), the wall decorations of the homes, and probably a couple of other things.
SVOBODA NARODU!

>>47449
This was the first movie of the two leading actor (Not Sure is one of 'em), and for the director/writer Wes Anderson too.
Not a bad one, not a good one. There were enjoyable scenes (the top was the bookstore robbery), funny and entertaining, the rest were meh. As a whole these scenes, what happened felt kinda random, although the story is a continuous whole. Maybe stoners would enjoy it from the beginning to the end.
The looks of the movie (the "cinematography"), the colors, their use, the clothing, the aesthetics in general, plus often the audio, the music as well reminded me of couple of Lynch works, namely Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet. Probably the surrealist turns of events also added to the illusion.
I liked how the background of the scenes were used, story influencing events played out there in parallel with the activity of the foreground characters.

>>47651
>Kung fu hustle
>has been compared to contemporary and influential wuxia films such as Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
>Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
It's real. I thought Sawyer just made it up as a parody for Chinese kung-fu movies. I have to see this.

Tomorrow Towel Day. 25th of May.
Annual stream in honor of Douglas Adams.
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Starship Titanic
The first the old BBC telly show will be, the latter is a radio adaption of a 1998 adventure vidya.
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

Watching this thing. A two part biographical movie about Guevara. Lots of walking in the jungle, and some black-and-white faux-documentary footage.
Makes me wanna reinstall Tropico 4 again.

Huh. They made a War of the Worlds series. It's going since 2019. Third season this year. I have not watched it yet. Not sure I'll.

KATE! WE HAVE TO GO BACK! guy also got a role in a telly show, Last Light. Dl'd have not taken a look for now.
He's got old. They're betting on the new generation who haven't seen Lost - I bet.

>>49129
Am gonna write about this a bit, but now I want to reflect on Walking Deda. It's cool up until the 9th season. It all has the themes what I was talking about, but in the 9th, they make it into a total stronk women and soyboy fest, and cuckoldry.
Besides in previous seasons they killed off a bunch of key and important characters, with strong well established personas, and in the 9th they brought in a bunch of literelly whos and now they shoehorn them into every scene, despite the role they play in those settlements should be negligible. They even imported a deaf (PoC) woman, whom Daryl just can't work without efficiently. Her impediment should have killed her long time ago, but considering how many times everyone else with absolutely good hearing got ambushed by the loudly gurgling and fumbling zombies, she isn't really worse off.

I got into Gundam franchise recently. To be more specific I am watching Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam. I got surprised how good it is. I think I expected it to be more cartoonish maybe, but its actually a serious work about horrors of war. I like how they portray people on both sides of the conflict. Even though you have designated villains so to speak, seeing them die, or loose friends or lovers really made me symphatize with them.
Zeta Gundam is 2nd in the franchise and its a continuation of previous series so im missing some context sadly, but I manage. It's currently free to watch on official gundam youtube channel. Unfortunately the 1st original series is not there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IuIvOdOrWM&list=PLJV1h9xQ7Hx8BmOF6F1QBoQ--CVxo4WGF

I also watched The 08th MS team. It's much shorter series and is more like a standalone story, although placed in the context of the original series. It's good, but not as good as Zeta tbh. Has a very cool fight near the end of the series (not the final battle though).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISsWc5nVUDo&list=PLJV1h9xQ7Hx_NWf-b29CR8o3HpUN_zKOx

There are more series uploaded on that channel but idk which are good or not. From what I heard they get rotated after some time so if someone is interested then better to start now rather than later.

This show is breddy gud considering how shit the others are.
Hugh Laurie brings his form. The rest of the cast is fine. To be honest awkward of cringe acting fits in there so not sure how actors could ruin it.
The first season starts out great and it gets more hilarious as they pile upon the absurdity. For a while this works, by the end of the season the fun level drops too.
Despite this it's still watchable, and season 2 has his moments too.
I really need to demand money from HBO to promote their stuff.

Watched this movie, Shakes the clown, as a gag. But then I ended up actually liking it a lot. It's funny and wacky, but surprisingly dark sometimes. Here's some info from its wikipedia article

>When the film was first released, it was widely panned, but in recent years, reaction has become more favorable, largely due to how the film handled the serious topic of alcoholism. Shakes the Clown has since become a cult classic.[4][5]

>Betsy Sherman of The Boston Globe called it "the Citizen Kane of alcoholic clown movies"

We should watch this in a stream tbh. Would be funy.

Also Robin Williams shows up in the movie too if you liek him.

So what kind of awesome telly shows are running these days?
Took a look into Whitstable Pearl first episode, set in Bri'un(?I guess). Single mom hero. Second scene a rude white man confronts a black guy, who has to flex his cop muscle to make the white senior back down. Later it turns out the heroin has a black (step?) son, who prepares to university. Her daughter(?) has a falling out with her white boyfriend who looks very guilty of something and feels ashamed in front of the mom. This bloke has a blabbering idiot of a father.
I stopped watching here, but picked up Three Pines, which is set in Canada. Starts with an all female protests on the streets, I think mostly native injuns. White male cops enter the scene and starts to beat them up. Video player closed.
I guess I'm gonna rewatch Get Shorty.

Whoa...

I want to write about this. Our Xmas Special features it, and it's a curious one.
While watching one might get the wrong impression what the movie is about very easily, and think the movie will be about what he just watched and leave before finishing the thing.
This is how the watching experience goes through the movie:
- oh this movie is about theme A
- hmm, maybe not theme A but B
- heh, it's actually theme C
- not at all it turned into theme D
- it's none of the above it was theme E
Then in the end one realizes that the movie from the very beginning was theme F. Which is quite cool.
Everyone leaving before the last realization will got the wrong impression, and gonna have a wrong opinion about it.
Now people can have differing opinion of theme F. Is it good or not. But it's sure that the movie is not about A-E.

I actually like this show. It's silly, the acting seems a bit over the top (but maybe it seems so because its Japanese), but I enjoy the overall mood and the calmness it gives, and I do learn about sumo.
There is an important romantic thread in it, it is done in a bit childish way - again probably for this is a Jap product - and kinda endearing, and it rounds up the personalities of the characters. I like that they lose all their matches, so it's not like "I learnt an important lesson and now I can beat my opponent" style. I also like the settings, maybe I should watch more Jap movies or telly shows.
I don't really have anything to complain about. Maybe I could say why "this and that" isn't in it, but then I could just pick something else if I wanted those. It's liek if I wanted to see gunfights I could pick an action movie instead.
This also made me now remember I should stream Shaolin Soccer.

On Endcorner we watched Predator.
Now Wombofix allowed me to rewatch Predator 2
So took the next step and rewatched Predators. Which was a mandatory movie back then due to the Hungarian director. It feels like a remake of the original movie and not a continuation of Predator 2. But the original had a tension which they'll never recreate so they tried to top it with a foreign planet, several predators, and uh, whatnot. Otherwise it's same just worse than the 1. It's not bad.
Then I watched The Predator. I don't think I have seen it, probably would remember. It's a funny movie, and action packed (skewer a bloke via the floor from the basement, bam), it is silly, with lame, bad written characters, and a bunch of pointless shit. Some of the mistakes in this movie is hilarious, or at least I found it hilarious. Like the mom trapped in the basement with some gov agent, then the big predator kills everyone, mom runs up the stairs, and disappears from the movie. She never reconnects with her son, the kid just get put into the lab with the "present" of the normal predator. It's like there was a portal at the top of the stairs which teleported her into a Bag of Holding.
I researched a bit and everyone seems to rage, except AngryVGN and Angry Joe, and I kinda have to agree with the latter blokes. Feels uncomfortable but it was entertaining. Also it helped that I have no expectations, was just curios what is it about.
GET TO THE CHOPPER
Now comes Prey sometimes. Oh the Woke. It just screams from this movie and I have not seen a scene from this at all. The Prey of the Sexual Predator is the hero.

Yeah, Pray. It's as Woke as it gets without shoehorning trannies into the story (I might have seen an Indian who was kinda ambiguous looking...)
On a plus side: great scenery, and good action to be honest. Lacking in the fireworks of the previous ones for obvious reasons, but there is some musket and pistol action. What bothers me in these scenes when the injuns pull the bows, and they hold it like that without effort, seemingly capable of doing so indefinitely. I wish movie makers would stop doing that. When Legolas and the rest of the elves do it, it is still bad, but that's just LotR, maybe elves can be superstrong when handling bows, they put an extra point in the longbow specialization.
There are lotsa other stuff in this movie that made me cringe, details what I could tear apart. Like cutting the fish on a slab of stone. Why not use a piece of woods as cutting board? These people appreciated usable tools and preserving knife's edge (especially a stone one's...) would be a priority. And that yoyo axe (slim profiled stone tomahawk that never chips...)! Jesus. BUT. For all the discrepancies and small stuff that doesn't make sense in the previous movies they got a pass from me (not to mention the giant stuff in The Predator) so go hard on Prey for these, it would be unfair.
Other stuff liek... One could go into the gear of the Predator, is it good or bad that they changed them to a less advanced, but I have no real preference in this, and it's just they wanted to go with something different, it was unavoidable in previous installments too.
So the Woke stuff. Hero is a sassy PoC daughter of a single mom who outsmarts and outlives and outcompetes and out-outdoorsmans (she was so skilled in tracking they followed her) all her male peers in the tribe, who gets even with evil white cis males (rape was mentioned but not done) the mass murderers of buffaloes, who outlasts and outsmarts the Predator himself by figuring him out and his equipment as well. And the most important thing: it is a prequel. Which means it's not just a woman who kills a Predator, but she is in fact managed the first time in history to do so. Ladies: women were the first! Women can be more Man, then men themselves. Proofed.
The whole thing is set up that before that date, no predators arrived here (they show how the Predator starts to collect trophies, from snake, through wolf, to bear and arriving to men), and they connect the movie to Predator 2 with a particular trophy.
I enjoyed how the background of the end credits were like the scene separator graphics in the Tracker.
All in all, not a bad movie, in fact would be enjoyable if not the Woke agenda they'd try to jam down on our throat. Alien and Aliens are good examples that the stronk woman movie can be done well, but maybe it's just the political atmosphere that makes these insufferable these days.

Miracle Workers.
Evil old white guy (God) wants to destroy Earth. Pasty incel helpless incel fumbling about just to be saved by brave Stronk Pajeeta with fresh ideas and a will to make the change.
Meanwhile Earth. I actually don't mind this less seen viewpoint.

I'm not sure if I like the humour in general. Some seem funny.

Watched Best in Hell (2022), the Wagner Group's fictionalized take on the battle of Popasna. Reviews, if you're interested:
https://www.militantwire.com/p/wagner-groups-best-in-hell-movie
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NVM_hRj5Jpo [Embed]

They don't actually say where it takes place or that it's between Wagner and Ukrainians, it's just the "White" and "Yellow" teams. It's not directly propagandistic in a political sense, either, the entire movie is just action, they don't stop to discuss politics and hardly even personal matters and character backstories. I remember just one moment of casual humor, and two moments exposing characters' family backgrounds. Combat is as realistic as it gets, emphasizing artillery as much as infantry and depicting drone recon and the chain of command. Maybe in the end the 1v1 close quarter fights get more cinematographic than realistic. The combat is entertaining, though it took me a while to feel immersed.

As all reviewers note, and it's explicitly said in the movie, both sides are mirror images of each other, the sole difference is the color of their armbands. They both use rational tactics (though they commit mistakes and there's an element of luck) and fight on heroically until the bitter end. One of the reviewers think the target audience is Ukrainians, to convince them they're the same people as Russians. But to me it's obvious the intended audience is potential Wagner recruits in Russia. They show their enemies as courageous and competent so that defeating it makes them even more courageous and competent. They also want to show stoic sacrifices until the end are manly even though, as they also show, it's brothers fighting brothers until annihilation for zero long-term operational impact.

>>49290
Finally watched Mobile Suit Gundam film trilogy. The story is quite similar. Our very young hero is thrown into a big space war and has to get a grip, also everyone suffers including the guys on the other side. The war has taken a lot of lifes and recruiting people below 18 years old or civilians with little to no training is not uncommon. It takes place several years before events of Zeta Gundam show. The main characters of both eventually meet in the Zeta show and its obvious to everyone the younger is in the same boots as the guy from the original show, so the older tries to share his wisdom.

A very good watch, recommend.

I also watched some other gundam media, or rather tried. They seem to range from not that interesting to garbage. Can't really compare to the original ones. I decided I'll only be mentioning by name the good ones.

The Gundam trilogy is currently avaiable on N*tflix but sadly not in every country. Zeta has been taken down from the official YT account. Hopefully they'll upload another show soon.

Currently watching the Amerigan Evil Dead movie trilogy. Especially Army of Darkness. Really great stuff for low budget films. You can tell the entire production crew put a lot of effort into everything relating to the movie.

Also if you played Duke Nukem 3D or Blood, you should recognize some of the quotes in the movie. A lot of games reference one-liners from the Evil Dead films. Even the shotgun that Ash uses serves as a main inspiration for many FPS games. Like Doom for example

>>49985
Since then I discovered The Ark. I couldn't watch more than one and a half episodes.
Background story: the Earth will die so they send Arks to supposedly habitable planets, the story centers around the 1st Ark which they thought has the best chance for success. Some space crap hits the spaceship and destroys the part where the leadership was quartered, and large part of rations and water and such, and the survivors have to make things work.
First the good things: occasionally it has genuinely funny moments. This is rare.
The bad things: the rest. It's woke as fuck ofc which I could ignore if the rest of the things weren't stupid and illogical as fuck. Liek:
The ship has these rotating parts, right, to make gravity. But the rotation "creates gravity" only in the rotating part, due to the centrifugal force. It should be a giant wheel with a long walkway around in it where people can walk on the surface. It's an illusion of gravity but still. The ship doesn't have this, and people can walk at any part of the ship.
Or they decide to grow food, because they lost much of the rations. Some nerd smuggled a big box of soil onto the ship somehow (how???). It's a big box, but not that large to be honest (like a man's height), and they have to produce food for about 150 people! They spread the dirt finger thin, and there are areas has no other use just to walk on it! Why???? Put that shit into tubs or pots! Much better use. Remember this wankery in Seattle? Exactly.
There is this annoying chick who talks fast and a lot, oh so quirky. Her job position is in sewage control. Turns out she is a genius with 4 master degrees! Why would they give her the job of shoveling shit?! She's a fucking rising star! And can't even blame fucking patriarchy since the captain and whatever high officers on the ship were women! Also it's stupid for such character to be chatty, such person spends awful lot of time just reading and thinking and being lost in her own little world doing her projects. She should be awkward in a very different, introvert way.

Next one from the Woke list: Shrinking.
Premise: a psychologist instead of validating his patients choose to say what he really thinks (make a decision instead of his patients what to do to make them break their retard cycle). I think this is a great idea, problem is the series doesn't revolve around this, it's just a minor theme which jump starts the story.
The worst crime of the show: it's actually watchable. Since it's kinda comfy it makes the viewer absorb all their brainwashing since he returns to the show for every episode.
So it's about an idiot cis white male psychologist who fucks up at his job and as a parent. He is the father of a 1/16 mixed race daughter, his deceased wife was 1/8 Azn. He has a wise, brilliant scientist half-Jewish boss, but he is also half fuckup because half white guy. Luckily he also has a cool, chatty, stronk black chick co-worker who manages both of them. The hero's gonna have sexual relations with her.
The hero gets a patient a young black man, who sent to therapy for his violent outburst, and beat half-deda some bloke. Don't worry this young black man isn't just some hoodrat, he's from a good family, but he got PTSD for his service in Afghanistan and finds it hard to comform to societal norms. He is a great cook, and all the women in the show finds him hot. The black chick, the neighbour housewife, the daughters ginger friend, and the daughter who develops a crush on him.
The hero also has a flaming homo best friend, whom he amends a long falling out.
Everyone in the show is so open about their emotions, and while mildly outraged they can handle their inner struggles very maturely and they can come over after a couple of enlightening conversations. They are also very open and understanding about sexuality.
As the main course the last episode revolves around a same sex marriage.
It ends with a murder so it's ok.
Finally the actor of Jefferson from Married with Children got a role after 30 years of unemployment. Again he plays the neighbour husband, and his only role is to make his wife look cool and stronk.

Next one is The Last of Us.
The hero had a mixed race kid. The resistance is full of stronk PoC women. Third episode revolves around homosexual relationship. Episode 5 introduces mute PoC youth, capable survivors because in Teh Walking Deda it was such a success. God knows what comes next.
Otherwise as far as zombie apocalypse goes, it wouldn't be bad.

Watched Master of Disguise. Did not like it. It is one of the lowest rated movies on Rotten Tomatoes IIRC

Then I watched the Amazing Bulk. It was so laughably bad. But the ending really made me laugh though. Just watch it without any spoilers, because the last minutes of the film are crazy XD Randum. Just watch it and then come back to this post bernds

>>50203
>I dl'd some new fantasy movie, it's DnD based. I guess it was inevitable at this point they make a movie in that setting. Wait DnD isn't a setting.
>Anyway the woke must love it like Shadowrun due to all the diversity and the morals they can teach based on that.

If there's money to be made out of such films, you know they'll keep doing them

>Unexpexted turn of events...
It's baaad bernds
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=L_vf3Co8GZk

https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=sKlpRG6tweo
>Turtle

>I might hit that up.
Here's a yt channel I like reviewing it. It's a mess

https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=mnlAkTAJ1Jo

Going to engage is some srs discussions soon over 2 movies I saw a few days ago when I have some more free time.

1) Pulp Fiction - And why I didn't like it

2) El Mariachi - And why it's the opposite of the pulp fiction, why it's bretty gud :DD, and bretty sad and depressing DD:, and why it has so much S-O-U-L

Watched this, it's okay. The second poster represents what's actually in the movie.
It's about an isolated soldier going bonkers slowly from the loneliness, the lack of information, the impressions which he tries to interpret from his scanty knowledge.
I found the setup interesting, reminded me of Alone. Not everyone can handle solitude, and this guy was especially under pressure due to the threats, and the strange happenings. They also show 3 bunkbeds, which means the station was meant to be manned by 6 person. This also has some implications, that by that time they could only afford 1 man per station.
The movie also left some questions. Liek some stragglers could create a life on the surface for themselves. And they weren't keen on embracing the bunker life. What's up with that? I dunno.

Stalag 17 is reminding me of The Great Escape. Probably not a coincidence. This is the earlier from the two. American POWs trying to escape from a German prison camp, WWII. Has comedic elements, although I doubt it was meant to be actually funny. It's an ok story, very few negers, but stereotypical germans ofc. Made me wanna watch other on the same topic.