I also watched this flick because of RLM

Thank you for your work.

*Best B5 Scene ever!

I really like the design of the Hand ships and the image of the Hand Agent. Pity it was let down by things like this.

This is why I prefer the Ancient control chair method in Starfate SG-1/Atlantis. Even if this was in the operator's mind we don't see it. We just need to see the sessions fire, seek and then destroy the targets. This is just... 'facepalm'

"It'll look better after post, right? .... right?"

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Im new too rhe channel ❤

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Wait u're the same guy who reacted too Charly chills lsd incident

Awesome my guy! Thank you.

The best reaction to a music is "to feel it deep in your heart"

I cried só hard

Sweet summer child.... We waited A YEAR to find out what happened. We had no nails left to bite.

Todd Armstrong, the American actor playing Jason has his voice dubbed in the film by English actor Tim Turner.

I love the classic Cure's sad songs. Nobody can make a hollowbody guitar sound as sad as The Cure. Robert Smith's lyrics evoke all the emotions we know and have felt. Thank you, Cure for all the great music, and I can honestly say without your music over the past 40 years, I probably wouldn't be here anymore. Your music has been a comforting embrace and somebody saying "I understand what you're feeling". Your music has always been a friend to me, and a comfortable place to go when I need some time alone. I know it might sound overly dramatic, but I'm speaking from the heart.

8:10 -- LUX means _"light'"_ in Latin, making it the perfect name for Lucifer's nightclub. In the Christian Bible, Lucifer is known as the _"light bringer"_

I also watched this movie because of RLM

7:42 -- Yes, it's so weird! It's like the entire movie is from another dimension or a nightmare, but that's part of what makes it great. We all love weird movies sometimes, right? Haha! I also adore the slow-paced dialogues and camera shots, reminiscent of 1970s and 1980s films. These kinds of movies let you think and appreciate the scenes and dialogues, much like Kubrick's work. Speaking of Kubrick, this movie clearly draws from many influences, with shots reminiscent of 'The Shining' and elements from the Zodiac Killer's infamous codes. I think Lee suffers not just from a bit of autism, but mostly from agoraphobia which is a fear of being around too many people. I also believe Longlegs is, in fact, a child in his mind, likely due to a traumatic childhood experience. When he says, "I wore my long legs today," I interpret it as him not seeing himself grow up, thinking only his legs grew. That's why he makes weird and childish statements like "the man downstairs." Or maybe he's just completely crazy, haha! Also, I believe he dreamed of being in a hard-rock band. There's an old black and white photo of him (when he read on his bed). The photo was taken when he was younger, in the basement, wearing a black hat. This movie was really something else, and I loved it just like you! It’s great, creative, intriguing, weird, and as a photographer, I adore the colors and the director of photography's work - I just subscribed to your channel because I appreciate that you stay true to yourself and don't overreact, and I really appreciate that as a viewer. I also noticed you love Pink Floyd, apparently. They've been my favorite band since I was a kid, thanks to my dad introducing me to their music. I've been fortunate enough to see them live at least five times.

"Hammerhead sharks aren't usually found in hotel rooms." Well, there you go! This show is amazing, and It's a pity not more people know about it. Those who do know rave about it.

Thank you very much for the reaction, we are waiting for your reaction to the next episode. After watching the series, I advise you to read the book, it is also great.

Si hubiesen incluido en el álbum “It can never be the same” sería un álbum a la altura de sus mejores discos. Bueno ya veremos con las tres nuevas canciones que faltan de escuchar.

This series is full of memorable characters, but for me, Martin (played by Michael Eklund) is the best. His charisma is off the charts! Thanks for this reaction, I can't wait for the next episode.

Jason rolls a natural 20 against the hydra

I couldn't see the screen properly by the end of this one through the tears. Even rewatching the whole series through your reactions - doesn't seem to alter the emotional impact. What is really incredible about this episode is the music, it is one of my favourite pieces of music ever, then to care about the characters and the station - everything has real importance and meaning, far beyond it's supposed ability to be able to create on such a small budget etc. This finale far and away exceeds the DS9 finale and is probably the greatest finale of all series. Great journey it's been. Thankyou.

Government is organised crime. Never called illegal but Called Unlawful so they can wriggle away.

Robert get us, he is us. I think this album will be his magnum opus.

There were moments in Byrons scenes that made me warm and fuzzy like when he couldn't stop grinning - he was flawed not perfect and the story was really hurried through tbh. Babyon 5 really should have had 26 episodes per season like x files.

Who do you prefer Lochley or Ezri?

Couldn't they have just used the machine again to get Marcus back? Just expend a criminal or something lol

Well they did sing "We will all cum together in a better place" and they did.

Merci ❤️

You have expressed all of my feeling listening to every beat lyrics or the song cant think of which one more stronger than the other but all hit the highest marks ….Super thanks for sharing this with us 🥰

ALIP BATA IS SIMPLE BUT ALIP BATA IS AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL, NICE. MANTAP, KEREN. MANA KOPI?

Groovy.

It sounds like a B-side from the wild moon swings era. Its beautiful.

Love your reaction. Just like mine reaction. This love for the cure isn t a fragile thing

Hey I was listening to.that b4 u cut it off!!

Bass line very good !!!❤

I really despised the way fans treated Tracy Scoggins.

Sometimes when we lose something we stop appreciating what we do have.

I hope this TV show will return.

This movie blew my mind in 1979. I was in the Navy. A bunch of us went to see it at the base theater after getting to port. The story in the book takes place in the 1950's. The story that book was based upon takes place in 401 BCE. That story was the book Anabasis by Xenophon, who was one of the leaders of a group of Greek mercenaries called the Ten Thousand, hired by Cyrus the Younger to help overthrow his brother, Artaxerxes I, the king of Persia. They were betrayed and defeated and had to escape back through Persia trying to get back to Greece. Anabasis follows their flight and battles back through Persia into Anatolia and then along the Black Sea coast back to Greek lands.

wow!!!

The hellraiser reference lol-“welcome to Oblivion…amen”. This movie is a favorite. Had fun with this reaction

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Is there any person in ( human ) history who has more blood on his hands than Londo? The Technomage was right.... billions and billions of people screaming your name.... your victims.

The other version is better. Unfortunately, the comic strips replace live action scenes and some extra dialogue. They also get the history of the Battle of Thermopylae wrong. On the subject of warriors and battles... (If you haven't seen it already) ...You should watch Spartacus: Blood & Sand. ~NOT FOR KIDS! It's utterly brilliant. Do you remember when you used to fantasise about Xena: Warrior Princess? Dreams can come true. 😲😳🥵😏 ~Rest In Peace Andy Whitfield.

I’m SO glad you enjoyed this one. Everything about this movie rocks, and I think it’s getting forgotten as time goes on. CAN YOU DIG IT?

It's beautiful ❤️....how wonderful that the Cure are still doing what they do best...for us it's like time has stood still in it's best moment..yet it has also moved on .Thank you Robert Smith for doing this for a whole generation who are nostalgic for the music of our youth...it makes me feel like I'm 20 again. 😊