u/ViolaTree

It's gonna be alright. You're gonna recover well, and you'll be feeling much better very soon.

Anything we do to be closer to our true selves is super important. It'll be lovely. You got this!

Stage fright. A lot of people get overexcited and interpret it as fear or stress, sometimes we can't really tell the difference that well. To my understanding, you'll be alright.

Same as for everything, a Series controller.

I just slice it and grill it in a pan with olive oil with a dash of black pepper, garlic powder, and onion powder. I pour soy sauce on it when I flip it. I chuck it in-between two slices of whole-wheat bread and enjoy.

Before diving deeper. I would like to figure out which ones were the ones that inspired Star Wars, I think I read Hidden Fortress and Yojimbo at the very least. I would watch those first, and then the rest. I'm sure I'm up for no disappointment. But I'm not hyping myself up either 'cause I realize I can't ever like or enjoy everything and anything an artist I like does or did.

What about Cronenberg's A History of Violence and Eastern Promises?

I'm only on Ikiru so far, and I truly love that movie.

Salò, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Taxi Driver, Battle for the Planet of the apes.

Like, genuinely, besides getting those performance showcases rolling on YouTube, when you'd like to promote a tech feature like DLSS, show something real.

Please, share more details about the project.

Also, that DLSS ON/OFF slide on the Play Store is dreadful.

The Man from Earth.

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4 - The Matrix

3.5 - Fight Club

3 - Green Mile

2.5 - Bartok the Magnificent

2 - Manuelita

1 - The Mummy

I get this with PS2 games being Retro and old now. But I can't argue against it, they just are.

Not a take or an opinion, but I didn't like Jaws at all. Maybe I'll give it another try before the end of the year.

Eventually, we'll figure something out. We always do.

I'm kinda okay with iel.

Yeah, some of them, but I didn't write a review because I have terrible memory, and I can recall the sensation the films left on me when I watched them, but none of the specifics.

Traitors 2022 or 2023?

And Strange Journey Redux.

Salò.

Not enough; the answer's always not enough.

These are some of my favourites:

Matrix, V for Vendetta, The Pianist, Schindler's List, Salò, The Zone of Interest, Mickey 17, Parasites, Nimona, Animatrix, Oppenheimer, Donnie Darko, The Batman, Holiday Heart, Captain Fantastic, Eastern Promises, District B13, Ghost in the Shell (1995), The Machinist, The Prestige, Palmer, Hamnet, Planet of the Apes (Both the old and the remake, besides the Tim Burton one, but that one is watchable anyway), The Brutalist, Dune, Monkey Man, Sin instrucciones, K-Pop Demon Hunters, Nausicaä, Malcolm X, Green Book, Ikiru (1952), 12 Angry Men, American History X, Fight Club, Logan, Interstellar, Man from Earth, Cinema Paradiso, Life is Beautiful, Hard to be a God (2013), Locke, My night at Maud's, pickpocket, Magazine Dreams, I saw the TV glow, Green Mile, The Terminal, The Wild Robot, Memento, Lord of the Ants, A History of Violence, Vivarium, Siberian Education, Embrace of the Serpent.

Are you fine with hot topics or depressing stories?