Guys am I too young,too old,wrong nationality or why do I just know probably none of the movies you like?
Like,I didn‘t even heard about the most of them.
Like,I didn‘t even heard about the most of them.
@MysteryPhantom7 said in #30:
> @CSKA_Moscou I didn‘t watched any of the Star Wars series but I heard really good things about them.
> Is this true?
Of course ! there is plenty of choice. The Mandalorian is quite easy to watch, between its western atmosphere and its family series side.
I really enjoyed season 1 but I was a little more mixed about 2 and 3 which, to my taste, took advantage of the popularity of Grogu and left the western side which went so well with season 1. the construction is quite classic and you will understand quite easily the relationships between the different characters.
Andor is a series that follows the youth of Cassian Andor from Rogue One and his entry into the rebellion. The series is very dark, with obvious inspiration from American or French detective films from the 80s and 90s. Very complex, with characters tortured in their thoughts and a lot of drama. Nevertheless a lot of action and twists, even if the intentions of certain characters are quite vague.
Still requires a certain maturity and having already watched detective films.
Kenobi and Book of Boba Fett are pretty average, since they are mostly "Side Quests" and completely void of narrative interest. However, if you like these characters in the original films, you should enjoy seeing them again.
Ahsoka is in my top3. the story is interesting, capable of bringing back good memories for nostalgic fans of Star Wars Rebels and Clone Wars. it’s sort of a galactic Wilhelm Meister. It's like a sort of initiatory story, interesting characters, cameos and unexpected returns and very good dynamics. It's very suitable for teenagers, families and science fiction fans who don't know all of the Star Wars mythology.
finally the Acolyte deserves a special mention, the show has unfortunately been criticized for certain choices, but I must honestly say that I appreciated the show and the creative quality despite some small flaws. like Andor, it is a fairly violent series, in the detective film style, with the influence of Asian cinema choreographies. there's a whole story around an assassination of Jedi knights, revenge, and the emergence of followers of the dark side. on the other hand, the characters are very complex and there are many twists which turns sometimes worthy of betrayal. there are also a lot of easter egs and cameos which make the story even more thrilling. nevertheless I do not recommend starting with this series, because it is aimed at fans of the legendary universe, so it disappoints purists
Best regards
> @CSKA_Moscou I didn‘t watched any of the Star Wars series but I heard really good things about them.
> Is this true?
Of course ! there is plenty of choice. The Mandalorian is quite easy to watch, between its western atmosphere and its family series side.
I really enjoyed season 1 but I was a little more mixed about 2 and 3 which, to my taste, took advantage of the popularity of Grogu and left the western side which went so well with season 1. the construction is quite classic and you will understand quite easily the relationships between the different characters.
Andor is a series that follows the youth of Cassian Andor from Rogue One and his entry into the rebellion. The series is very dark, with obvious inspiration from American or French detective films from the 80s and 90s. Very complex, with characters tortured in their thoughts and a lot of drama. Nevertheless a lot of action and twists, even if the intentions of certain characters are quite vague.
Still requires a certain maturity and having already watched detective films.
Kenobi and Book of Boba Fett are pretty average, since they are mostly "Side Quests" and completely void of narrative interest. However, if you like these characters in the original films, you should enjoy seeing them again.
Ahsoka is in my top3. the story is interesting, capable of bringing back good memories for nostalgic fans of Star Wars Rebels and Clone Wars. it’s sort of a galactic Wilhelm Meister. It's like a sort of initiatory story, interesting characters, cameos and unexpected returns and very good dynamics. It's very suitable for teenagers, families and science fiction fans who don't know all of the Star Wars mythology.
finally the Acolyte deserves a special mention, the show has unfortunately been criticized for certain choices, but I must honestly say that I appreciated the show and the creative quality despite some small flaws. like Andor, it is a fairly violent series, in the detective film style, with the influence of Asian cinema choreographies. there's a whole story around an assassination of Jedi knights, revenge, and the emergence of followers of the dark side. on the other hand, the characters are very complex and there are many twists which turns sometimes worthy of betrayal. there are also a lot of easter egs and cameos which make the story even more thrilling. nevertheless I do not recommend starting with this series, because it is aimed at fans of the legendary universe, so it disappoints purists
Best regards
Pssh, Starcrash and James Cameron/Roger Corman’s Battle Beyond the Stars made Star Wars obsolete long before these new-fangled “prequels”
Stella Star would give Palpatine a wedgie and steal his lunch money.
Stella Star would give Palpatine a wedgie and steal his lunch money.
Interstellar
For me Casablanca is my favorite.
Lord of the Ring
OK found my longer list. These are 'memorable' moves so if I'm thinking about one 2 months later, I add it to the list.
My List of Memorable Movies:
1. Casablanca
2. The Crucible
3. Easy Rider
4. The endless summer
5. City Lights
6. .The Grapes of Wrath
7. Lawrence of Arabia
8. la Chien Andalou
9. . The Education of Little Tree
10. . Performance
11. . Wings of Desire
12. . The Wizard of Oz
13. . Dr. Strangelove, or how I stopped worrying and learned to love the bomb
14. . Pulp Fiction
15. . A Clockwork Orange
16. . Sargent York
17. . Missing
18. . On the Beach
19. . Beyond Rangoon
20. . At Play in the Fields of the Lord
21. . The Mighty
22. . The 300 Spartans
23. . Rob Roy
24. . The Unbearable Lightness of Being
25. . Deliverance
26. . Blade Runner
27. . If...
28. . Jonah, who will be 21 in the year 2000
29. . The Big Blue (French movie)
30. . Cool Hand Luke
31. . Cannery Row
32. . The Visitors (original version in French)
33. . The Blues Brothers
34. . National Lampoons Vacation
35. . Time Bandits
36. . The Gods Must be Crazy
37. . The Fourth Man (Dutch movie)
38. . Nosferatu
39. . High Noon
40. . The Devils
41. . Wise Blood
42. . Seven Samurai
43. . Papillon
44. . One flew over the Cuckoo's nest
45. . Shane
46. . Zulu
47. . Bound for Glory
48. . Walkabout
49. . The Rocky Horror Picture Show
50. . Repo man
51. . The Red Shoes
52. . The Brother from Another Planet
53. . The Natural
54. . Robin and Marion
55. . Quadrophenia
56. . Texas Chainsaw Massacre
57. . Where the Green Ants Dream
Other Good Movies:
Dirty Pretty Things
The Good Son
50 First Dates
Evolution
Strange Brew
Hotel Rwanda
Harold and Kumar go to white castle
Superman returns
The Brother (Danish movie)
The Golden Compass
The Last Sargent (Norse movie)
My List of Memorable Movies:
1. Casablanca
2. The Crucible
3. Easy Rider
4. The endless summer
5. City Lights
6. .The Grapes of Wrath
7. Lawrence of Arabia
8. la Chien Andalou
9. . The Education of Little Tree
10. . Performance
11. . Wings of Desire
12. . The Wizard of Oz
13. . Dr. Strangelove, or how I stopped worrying and learned to love the bomb
14. . Pulp Fiction
15. . A Clockwork Orange
16. . Sargent York
17. . Missing
18. . On the Beach
19. . Beyond Rangoon
20. . At Play in the Fields of the Lord
21. . The Mighty
22. . The 300 Spartans
23. . Rob Roy
24. . The Unbearable Lightness of Being
25. . Deliverance
26. . Blade Runner
27. . If...
28. . Jonah, who will be 21 in the year 2000
29. . The Big Blue (French movie)
30. . Cool Hand Luke
31. . Cannery Row
32. . The Visitors (original version in French)
33. . The Blues Brothers
34. . National Lampoons Vacation
35. . Time Bandits
36. . The Gods Must be Crazy
37. . The Fourth Man (Dutch movie)
38. . Nosferatu
39. . High Noon
40. . The Devils
41. . Wise Blood
42. . Seven Samurai
43. . Papillon
44. . One flew over the Cuckoo's nest
45. . Shane
46. . Zulu
47. . Bound for Glory
48. . Walkabout
49. . The Rocky Horror Picture Show
50. . Repo man
51. . The Red Shoes
52. . The Brother from Another Planet
53. . The Natural
54. . Robin and Marion
55. . Quadrophenia
56. . Texas Chainsaw Massacre
57. . Where the Green Ants Dream
Other Good Movies:
Dirty Pretty Things
The Good Son
50 First Dates
Evolution
Strange Brew
Hotel Rwanda
Harold and Kumar go to white castle
Superman returns
The Brother (Danish movie)
The Golden Compass
The Last Sargent (Norse movie)
Apparently, some have overlooked my post in #10, which provided the one true answer to the question: which movie is the wonderful Liverpool of all movies.
That movie is, of course, Groundhog Day. The finest possible movie.
That movie is, of course, Groundhog Day. The finest possible movie.
@Noflaps Did you notice the nigh on ironclad case, that The Edge Of Tomorrow makes, for being named Groundhog Day II? Staggering case. Downright flabbergasting.
Thank you for the excellent suggestion, @ErrerAtLine1 . I shall look into that at my next opportunity.
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