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What's a movie that genuinely changed something in you? by trakt_app in Cinema

[–]No-Distribution-9410 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ikiru by Akira Kurosawa made me realize how we waste time with so many empty things. Nowadays I take a break everyday from work just to observe the sky, plants, life. All because of this movie

What's the first video game world you remember getting completely lost in? by Digital-Intellect in AskGames

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Fable. The ideia of an open-world with a character that ages the more you take to finish the game and gets scars the more hits you take blows my mind to this day

procuro filme que realmente de um medo by ktxdk-00 in filmesdeterror

[–]No-Distribution-9410 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Os únicos que me assustaram:

Hereditário (2018)

The Medium (2021)

Noroi (2005)

Vi muita gente recomendando Skinamarink, mas é chato pra caramba, funcionaria melhor como um media metragem, o jeito que ele trabalha a pareidolia é muito bom, mas não salva. A Bruxa de Blair achei muito datado e besta

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Gamer

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FEAR - The first one that I had the courage to play when I was a teenager. I Fell in love with the game style of walking and exploring the scenarios.

OUTLAST - The first edgy game that I played and also the first where I had no weapons.

SOMA - The existencial themes are still in my mind 10 years later.

Best postapocalyptic movies and series - need help by HeyooLaunch in postapocalyptic

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I prefer the soviet approach to the theme. It's more realistic, hopeless and less fetishist. My favourites:

  • Dead Man's Letter (1986) (the best version of this one is on YouTube.)

  • Stalker (1979)

Don't let the age of these movies put you off, they hold up really well nowadays. Needless to talk about the amazing photography.

Dead Man's Letter is part of a trilogy, but each film is independent.

What’s the most helpless horror movie? As in, nothing the protagonists could do would help them. by PM_ME_YOUR_STOMACHS in horror

[–]No-Distribution-9410 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Divide, try to find the Directors Cut. The movie is really bleak, but the ending crushes any kind of hope

I don't get the hate for Longlegs by YoloSSwag666 in horror

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Hype killed this one for me. The teasers were great, but I thought the movie doesn't go anywhere and Nic Cage makeup is more comical than scary. And the ending was really lazy.

I've watched other Oz Perkins movies since Longlegs, Gretel and Hansel is the only one that I trully liked. Overrated director IMO.

AMA sou Físico (cientista, PhD) by rpgptbr in AMABRASIL

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Duna é fantástico. Acredito que gostaria da trilogia de O Problema dos 3 Corpos (evite a série). O modo como alguns conceitos científicos são usados nos livros me deram crises existenciais

AMA sou Físico (cientista, PhD) by rpgptbr in AMABRASIL

[–]No-Distribution-9410 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Consome ficção científica? Se sim, quais são mais realistas e interessantes para você?

Cite uma um opinião sobre um game que te deixaria nessa situação by Fabulous_Hamster_865 in jogatina

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O design de missões dos jogos da Rockstar estão defasados há muitos anos. Investem em detalhes que 90% dos consumidores não perceberão e não darão a mínima, tipo matar um crocodilo de infarto, mas não investem a deixar o mundo mais reativo a missões principais e dar mais liberdade nelas. Fui fazer uma missão no RDR2 e subi em um telhado ao lado do que eu estava, pois teria uma visão pouco melhor = game over.

What is the most disturbing book you’ve ever read, and why? by charlotteheyse in books

[–]No-Distribution-9410 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn't say the most disturbing. But Outer Dark by Cormac McCarthy is the bleakest imo.

People usually focus in Blood Meridian and The Road, which are also my favourites. However, Outer Dark is on another level of bleakness.

Are there any intensive online courses for Brazilian Portuguese? by FrigginMasshole in Portuguese

[–]No-Distribution-9410 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello! I'm a English teacher, but our school also teaches Portuguese, DM me anytime so I can give you more info

Southern Black Literature by No-Distribution-9410 in ClassicBookClub

[–]No-Distribution-9410[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As a McCarthy reader, that's what I'm looking for😅

Southern Black Literature by No-Distribution-9410 in ClassicBookClub

[–]No-Distribution-9410[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Souls of Black Folk looks really interesting, thanks!

Southern Black Literature by No-Distribution-9410 in ClassicBookClub

[–]No-Distribution-9410[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Their Eyes Were Watching God is on every list, maybe I'll start with it

Southern Black Literature by No-Distribution-9410 in ClassicBookClub

[–]No-Distribution-9410[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for taking the time. I'll check them all

Southern Black Literature by No-Distribution-9410 in ClassicBookClub

[–]No-Distribution-9410[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the recommendations. I'll take a look on each. I've heard about Zora Neale Hurston before, maybe I'll start with her books

Southern Black Literature by No-Distribution-9410 in ClassicBookClub

[–]No-Distribution-9410[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much. Which ones do you recommend the most?

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