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23 Aug 2020, 2:55 am

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The original Star Wars trilogy.
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Watch the animated Star Wars series Kraichie....it will blow you away


Watched a little of it a while back. Liked it.


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23 Aug 2020, 3:20 am

Start at the first series when Anniken takes Asoka as his paduan.



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23 Aug 2020, 4:09 pm

This would be a long list. Right now, I am rewatching Foyle's War. I am also going through a bunch of stuff like The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Secret of Kells, Kimi no Na Wa (Your Name), The Man That Knew Infinity, Hidden Figures, and the 1970s BBC drama Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy. I was also watching a wonderful Indian film on dyslexia again, Like Stars on Earth.



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23 Aug 2020, 4:40 pm

On many movies available on DVD - it may be possible to view movies by choosing the DVD option 'view with commentary' to view movie with spoken commentaries by directors, producers.

With movies we tend to watch often, it might be both entertaining , and informative to view movies with spoken commentaries.



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23 Aug 2020, 6:44 pm

The Avengers
Pi (1998 film by Darren Aronofsky)
The Machinist
The Mission Impossible Series
Fight Club
Memento
Thor
The Dark Knight Trilogy
The Conjuring
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
The Iron Giant
The Cube Trilogy (Cube, Cube II: Hypercube, Cube Zero)

I'm also sure there are plenty of others.


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23 Aug 2020, 7:02 pm

cyberdad wrote:
Star wars fanatic here (I'm one of those who declared war on Disney when they created fluffy child friendly movies designed to cash in on merchandise), Having said that It have contributed to Disney's share prices by subscribing to their Star Wars collection.


Didn't George Lucas do that himself though with Return of the Jedi and the Ewoks . :lol: It did technically have precedent :wink:.

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The original Star wars "A New Hope" blew my mind when I sat in the back of my parent's old Volkswagon in a drive-in theatre in 1977 with a backdrop of stars in the night sky. But I am afraid the rest of the original trilogy never captured the same experience I had.


I'd say I have a three way tie between Empire/Rogue/Revenge for my favorite Star Wars movie.

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For me Lucas redeemed himself with the prequel trilogy (Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith), This might have had something to do with Rick McCallum's input. Character's like Anniken, Obi-Wan and Mace were well developed. Jar Jar Binks was a minor hiccup but I learned love gungins in the clone wars animated series.


People are way to hard on that trilogy I agree, except for maybe aspects of Padme and Anakins romance and the space diner in Attack :lol: . I can appreciate that the characters are not 'perfect' and in that way I find Anakin to be realistic.

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The sequel trilogy was a massive disappointment. Kathleen Kennedy interfered too much with the Canon to inject her ideas which conflicted with the narrative that was building in earlier episodes. I actually didn't mind the character of Finn (John Boyega has talent) but making him second flddle to Rey (whom I never connected with) didn't make much sense since he was also supposed to be force sensitive.


I still have mixed feelings, especially the last installment. Finn was the best character to come out of the whole ordeal for me (not counting Luke and Yoda of course). I think Solo gets more flak than it should, I enjoyed that one.

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Enjoyed "the Mandalorian" waiting for Baby Yoda to kick ass :lol:


Yep, that one will be added to this list in time 8). It's a hopeful future. Lol I've hijacked my wifes thread to talk about Star Wars



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23 Aug 2020, 7:12 pm

I used to watch Gladiator endlessly and repeat certain minutes (which kept changing) again and again. Now my kids do that with vidéos but one of them does it with briefer moments repeated-- seconds (not minutes)...

Even before that I did that --meaning in Yemen--when there were only VCRs... by asking my mom to rewind the scene in which Bambi sees his dad and the other male deer running and bounding (cymbals clashing etc) she wd do it as a treat if I had listened to her.. N my brothers (1 of them hadnt been born yet) and I would run n jump off couch like those deer while watching it repeated for ages (until my mom's patience ran out). It was my idea not my brothers, so they wd become bored too so we wd have to stop... Though i could have gone on for hours on end...
And the drip drip drop april showers scene. My mom would indulge me and repeat that for ages too..


And later when we owned a casette... The scene from the Lion King (with Zazu where Simba and Nala tease him during the song n the lead-up to that song)

could watch that repeated endlessly ..except others would want me to stop rewinding..
Even as an adult actually ive done that with these scenes.

And in Mulan the 'girl worth fighting for' and 'to be a man' séquences..


Would even rewind and watch the latter again and again as an adult in front of my husband who probably thought I was crazy




During adulthood I have gone through phases..which alternate (rotate)..
(Repeats meaning for weeks I can mindlessly during free moments watch n rewind moments)...

watch repeats of silent films ...
And only specific scenes do i repeat mindlessly.. Dont even know why.. What induces my mind to choose some parts over others...


Alpha Bravo Charlie (only certain scenes) and Ankahi (both of these are not English)...

Father Ted ..

Brittas Empire...


1 episode of Betty boop only (in which her nephew is being mischievous) as it reminds me of funny one...


1 episode only (and only a few seconds)
of snog marry avoid--

where she is using glitter-- the girl is called Jade ...

i had wanted those glitters for years and managed to figure out which brand + colours they were and finally gave in and bought them last week!!
Plus i liked seeing the glitter sparkle n would replay that portion again and again for that...

I did the same with another brief scene of ANOTHER woman obsessively (in which she was applying makeup) due to being obsessed with that colour.... and several years later bought that same pigment too by figuring out what it was.

Things like that... :mrgreen:


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23 Aug 2020, 7:49 pm

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Solo: A Star Wars Story
Rear Window
Vertigo
The Birds
Eraserhead
Dune (1983 version directed by David Lynch because of its campiness)
Black Panther
Ant-Man
Ant-Man & The Wasp
The Iron Man Trilogy
The Incredibles


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23 Aug 2020, 7:55 pm

blooiejagwa wrote:
I used to watch Gladiator endlessly and repeat certain minutes (which kept changing) again and again. Now my kids do that with vidéos but one of them does it with briefer moments repeated-- seconds (not minutes)...


I too like Gladiator, even with all its historical inaccuracies. I had a pet fish with Colosseum decoration in its fish tank so I named it Maximus. I too rewatch certain sequences of my favorite movies repetitively on youtube.

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And in Mulan the 'girl worth fighting for' and 'to be a man' séquences..


That is a catchy sequence. There's some fun internet parodies out there that can the lyrics. Some may be more appropriate than others :lol:



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23 Aug 2020, 8:10 pm

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I used to watch Gladiator endlessly and repeat certain minutes (which kept changing) again and again. Now my kids do that with vidéos but one of them does it with briefer moments repeated-- seconds (not minutes)...


I too like Gladiator, even with all its historical inaccuracies. I had a pet fish with Colosseum decoration in its fish tank so I named it Maximus. I too rewatch certain sequences of my favorite movies repetitively on youtube.

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And in Mulan the 'girl worth fighting for' and 'to be a man' séquences..


That is a catchy sequence. There's some fun internet parodies out there that can the lyrics. Some may be more appropriate than others :lol:


That is a good name for a fish!

Shang and Shan Yu were very impressive characters.


The music and camera work and set/costume design and acting quality in Gladiator is wonderful.

I don't think many actors could sniff dirt or look at doll momentos yet not look lame...


edited to add spoilers to minimize annoyance
Same with Commodus who looked almost identical (if you take out the scar) to my favourite elder cousin who we named my funny child after..the acting was perfect. V nuanced. That man has never acted badly but I prefer not to watch any other film of his as I only want him to be a disturbed/emotionally fragile/paranoid/cruel emperor....

The acting for the lady (his past love interest). Was amazing. The character could have seemed ridiculous and like a parody (based on script)...if it weren't for the acting.

Scenes were subtly censored where we saw it....even on DVD. .. so we only saw a platonic bordering on crush relationship which I guess made it seem nobler to us as kids...were told by cousin that it was more than that...

The only one whose acting I disliked was his wife... But she was the director's girlfriend maybe not an actual actress to begin with. May just have been the way the brief scene was shot.

Marcus Aurelius happened to be my XH's favourite philosopher (and way of putting it)...and his 1st gift to me was a book of his musings... :nerdy:
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23 Aug 2020, 8:15 pm

People usually love British murder mystery tv shows in my family. I can't stand murder mysteries.
My family watches and rewatches them with the same compulsiveness.

Wonder whether someone with Aspergers would be better at identifying the culprit in such movies/shows--or worse??

There's theory of mind needed n reading people's expressions that might not be as strong...

But attention to detail and piecing patterns together n noting inconsistencies are an Aspergers strength surely.


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24 Aug 2020, 12:41 am

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Yep, that one will be added to this list in time 8). It's a hopeful future. Lol I've hijacked my wifes thread to talk about Star Wars


Oops...is there like a Star wars discussion thread on WP?



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24 Aug 2020, 12:44 am

I've watched Luther a couple of times. Very impressive about an anti-hero who works as a detective in London hunting serial killers. My favourite is his psychopathic female sidekick Alice Morgan.



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24 Aug 2020, 12:51 am

i do not like that actor. he reminds me in looks and mannerisms of a boy in grade 11 and 12 who badmouthed emily dickinson

(and the silly teacher ACTUALLY agreed with him, encouraging his rants about emily dickinson- she was totally the wrong person to teach English literature anyway --as she told us on Day 1, she hated literature and was unqualified to teach to begin with, only got the job from mutual friends recommending her and her husband was friends with the King)

why ... only because Emily Dickinson, quote unquote, had no friends and no life and was a loner.
According to them. And he said he hated people like that and teacher said she agreed.


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24 Aug 2020, 1:46 am

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i do not like that actor. he reminds me in looks and mannerisms of a boy in grade 11 and 12 who badmouthed emily dickinson
(and the silly teacher ACTUALLY agreed with him, encouraging his rants about emily dickinson- she was totally the wrong person to teach English literature anyway --as she told us on Day 1, she hated literature and was unqualified to teach to begin with, only got the job from mutual friends recommending her and her husband was friends with the King)

why ... only because Emily Dickinson, quote unquote, had no friends and no life and was a loner.
According to them. And he said he hated people like that and teacher said she agreed.


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27 Aug 2020, 5:30 pm

Marie Antoinette (2006)

I love it so much.


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