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Ikiru (1952)

Na Hong-jin’s masterpiece isn’t just scary. It’s a spiritual labyrinth where faith, folklore, and paranoia collide so completely that by the end, you’re not sure what you saw—or if you can trust your own eyes.

It begins with a quiet village, a mysterious stranger, and a sickness that turns neighbors into monsters. But what unfolds is something far more devastating: a film that weaponizes doubt itself. Is it possession? Is it madness? Is it divine punishment—or something older, hungrier, and utterly indifferent to human morality?

The performances are staggering. The atmosphere is suffocating. And that 30-minute shamanic exorcism sequence? One of the most intense things I’ve ever seen on screen.

This isn’t horror as spectacle. It’s horror as theological crisis.

If you’ve been waiting for a truly great horror film—one that lingers like a half-remembered nightmare—this is it.

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(I BEG YALL PLEASE GO WATCH A REALLY HAPPY POST MAN ON YT I BEGGG ITS SO STUPID I LOVE IT)

🎬 he doesn’t just play the game — he owns it.

this guy was clearly born to do this sport :)

I’m sure it’s going to be just as great as the others.

don’t miss it – enjoy the show! 🎥✨

aamir khan'ın 20 Haziran 2025'te vizyona girecek olan yeni filmi "sitaare zameen par", 2007 yapımı "taare zameen par"ın manevi devamı niteliğinde. bu film, özel gereksinimli çocukların spor yoluyla hayata tutunma hikâyesini anlatan duygusal bir komedi-drama olarak karşımıza çıkıyor.

🎬 sadece bu sporu yapmıyor, hakimiyet kuruyor.

bu adam bu iş için doğmuş, belli :) en az diğerleri kadar harika olacağından eminim.

The Blue Planet - David Attenborough

Another great series from Attenborough. Each episode looks at a different "type" of sea.We get to spend significant time with each of the creatures that are chosen in these different biomes.There is some truly magnificent footage at the microscopic level of tiny creatures.The standouts for me were: the killer whales; the puffins (of which there were many); and the walruses.The killer whales featured a few times but the most iconic was the taking of the seal cubs from the beach. They then played with it in the deep before it died.The easy option here would have been to personify the whale and criticize its cruel behavior.But whales aren't people and Attenborough's comments are on point. "What the purpose of this bizarre behavior is can only be guessed at." (sic.)

It was so important to remind us that we cannot treat the animals around us as if they have our moral codes.

I enjoyed the puffins in the 'Shores' episode. They were just so interesting to watch.They were also so very varied in their coloration and decorative growth.The walruses were spectacular as we got to see and understand their skin change to red from the dark browns and blacks they had been. This is because of the way they control their body temperature when in the icy water. When they are in the colony they don't need to regulate and they turn red.Some of the vision throughout was a bit grainy but it is older now.

Tidal Seas was my favourite episode. We see sharks and stingrays moving in and out of the shallows to hunt with the tide.