They also won the Oscar

These episodes ask an important question: How much freedom are you willing to give up for security? You don't need a real bogeyman to be afraid of your closet, you just need to be told there's one and you'll smother and suffocate yourself under your blankets to get away from it. Star Trek really was ahead of the curb, but DS9 hits close to home (deliberate word choice) even years after it first aired.

Utterly unneeded. Stop trying to make garbage youtube videos that just bring humanity down and use your talent to go make something real my man.

what movie??

Plzz watch bajrangi bhaaijaaan.....and in case if u have already watched it (it's ablock buster film) then watch (Baji Rao mastani).....

It's only now that I realize Tom Cruz is actually the villain!!!!!!

Feels so weird to say that I watched this movie for the first time 23 years ago 🤭 but through the years I kept revisiting it and it remains a beautiful film to me! Happy you enjoyed it as well. 🌸 That year had such beautiful movies, like *Amélie* (Jean-Pierre Jeunet) and *Monsoon Wedding* (Mira Nair) among many others. The latter movie also features Rajat Kapoor in a key supporting role (the actor who played Shalini’s uncle in Dil Chahta Hai). If you’d like to see other Aamir Khan films, I’d recommend *Dhobi Ghat* (Kiran Rao, 2010), *Earth* (Deepa Mehta, 1998), *Talaash* (Reema Kagti, 2012) and *Secret Superstar* (2017). For Saif Ali Khan, I love his slightly darker characters in *Omkara* (Vishal Bhardwaj, 2006), *Rangoon* (Vishal Bhardwaj, 2017), *Ek Hasina Thi* (Sriram Raghavan, 2004) and *Being Cyrus* (Homi Adajania, 2005). For more of Akshaye Khanna, I highly recommend *Gandhi My Father* (Feroz Abbas Khan, 2007). *Dil Se* (Mani Ratnam, 1998) is a great film to see for more of Preity Zinta, and also: *The Last Lear* (Rituparno Ghosh, 2007). Dimple Kapadia is a veteran in film acting and among her many great films I would recommend *Lekin* (Gulzar, 1990) and *Luck by Chance* (Zoya Akhtar, 2009). I haven’t seen a ton of Sonali Kulkarni, and I believe she has done some great films in the Marathi language, all of which I haven’t seen, but she was in *Well Done Abba* (Shyam Benegal, 2009) and I really liked that movie. A film that is like a sister movie spiritually to Dil Chahta Hai - and not just because it was directed by the sister of the director of Dil Chahta Hai - is *Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara* (Zoya Akhtar, 2011). Also about three friends coming of age and a conflict, but different from this one. A lovely movie in its own right and equally enjoyable.

Another court room drama from the 1990s I think you’d like is Primal Fear

You just cant beat some of the old classic films! This what we 90s kids grew up on, thats why appreciate well made films. I kinda miss the use of puppetry in films these days.

Anybody else think that maybe the Von Trapps asked for help from the other contestants so that they could buy more time during the award ceremony? It just seems that the other acts announced before them were a little too deliberate in taking their time

The end of The House of Quark explains the phrase "Today is a good day to die!" perfectly.

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Yeah, Stephen King doesn't always do horror. Another good King drama adaptation is Dolores Claiborne with Kathy Bates (yes, she also played "Annie Wilkes"!) Wil Wheaton ended up playing "Wesley Crusher" in some ST: TNG episodes.

You have to put yourself in the mind of sixty years ago. All the sci-fi movies at the time the aliens spoke English so it wasn't a red flag. All of them were shot in the foothills of California. None of these things would cause you to question whether they were on Earth or a different planet. The only way shows would fake being on a different planet was to have a purple backdrop and styrofoam rocks or film in the desert. Think of the original Star Trek series. They repeatedly told you they were on a different planet so you just accepted it. Anyway if you watch any of the others I hope you view from that lens. My take, watch the beginning of the second film and then skim to about halfway through it. You won't miss anything. I'm not spoiling anything by telling you that the first half is basically a repeat, nearly exactly, of the first one. But you kinda need to watch the second half to understand the third or you'll be lost for a time. Many people consider the third to be the best. It is very light and comical in tone for the first half of the movie. The fourth is my favorite of the sequels. None of them are as good as the first in my opinion. I'll just say it's a good watch. The fifth is pretty boring and you should only watch it so you can say you have since you invested the time in watching all the others and you want to know how it ends. By the fifth movie the execs had slashed their budget by more than half and they just wanted to milk it for all they could get. I think the new reimagining films are exciting and enjoyable. But they are shallow. The original films all had a subtext commenting on the time they were made. The first film about evolution and religion wanting to cover it up. The threat of nuclear war. The destructiveness of humans. The second more so of nuclear war (as I said, it was pretty much a repeat of the first) and the Vietnam war. The third delt with corrupt government. The fourth slavery. And finally the fifth with it's tones of segregation and the last humans fighting a future where apes and humans can live together in peace. Again, the newer ones are exciting and enjoyable. But I can't think of anything beyond it looking good. You leave the theater saying "That was so cool when they were riding over the bridge." They are straight forward and you don't have anything to chew on afterwards. Anyway, that's my critique of the films.

For another all star legal based drama with Tom Cruise as another lawyer is another great thriller The Firm which you should react to if you have never seen or heard of it before, you will love it as much as this if not more.

Are u still in this star trek rabbit hole . Bye for now .

Check out Mandy Patinkin (Montoya) singing Finishing the Hat. He was an excellent musical theatre actor. The song is from the musical Sunday in the Park with George. Artist George Seurat is singing about creating art and the isolation he experiences. The Frenchman painted a huge piece with many people wearing bonnets and top hats. It is hanging in the Art Institute of Chicago. It took him 2 years to complete The set on the stage represents the painting which Mandy is creating. Here is the link to Mandy’s performance kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqbGeGhrpct2g7Msi=hUgGSnjdBSUPIUut

You know Gene Roddenberry, that is the beginning!

Awesome reaction/ can you please watch a movie called ANY GIVEN SUNDAY.

Your Reaction wasnt needed. Also not funny

Funfact limbo originated in my country Trinidad and Tobago (I and from Trinida) in the 1800s from the African slaves and was directly related to life on a slave ship so it's ironic that the white people are doing it in this particular movie that deals with segregation. We still practice it here today in it's traditional form and you see it mainly around Carinval and Tobago Heritage Festival they also still do it witht the limbo stick lit on fire.

I sometimes call this season "Everybody Loves Kira."

The sound weapons aren't in the book, so don't expect to see them. My personal opinion Lynchs version was pretty much ruined by the studio you can get longer cuts, i don't mind the time compression aspect and VOICE overs. Back then of course many people had not read the book so for a theatrical release they added an inner monologue so people could better understand. I do like the new versions but if i want a Dune fix i always go back to 1984.

The thumper was explained in Pauls education book, they are atracted to all ryhtmic vibrations.

Still one of my favorite looks at grief.

I am writing this after watching the melora reaction for the second times. I am doing my masters in Assistive technology and in one of my discussion posts for class, I managed to bring this ep in. I point out bashir tries to “cure” her and she actually lets him, the problem being she never can go back to what she was let alone home but this is my best point, even if she could return, why should she be “cured” of a natural thing

Whenever Dawson said “We were supposed to fight for Willie” always make me tear up. Poor Willie.😢

What a waste of Kira's slutty peek-a-boo top.☺️

We just met one of the most important characters in later DS9 for the first time...

So interesting fact. By this point in the series, After Beriel was dead... The writers wanted Kira in a new relationship and were SERIOUSLY pushing for it to be Dukut. It was Nana Visitor herself you put a stop to it. She described it as "it would be like Anne Frank falling for Hitler, it was out of character and disgusting". So that's why we got Shakaar because she refused to go forward with being any friendlier to Dukut unless romance was off the table.

That judge probably makes good tea and lives in a nice house.

"Crossfire" was the first _DS9_ episode I saw. I'd been a _TNG_ fan for years, but _DS9_ always looked too different for me (hey, I was eleven when it debuted). I finally got these two episodes on VHS for my fifteenth birthday so _had_ to give the show a go. Maybe it was because I was at "that age" when I had crushes on girls way out of my league, but I really identified with Odo. I quickly realised what I'd been missing and became a massive _DS9_ fan.

A great movie...so many terrific performances. Having seen it many times, I think the actor playing the judge is so overlooked. When he says to Nicholson "I believe I'VE earned it", I punch the air.

The shirt was perfect. Who would more appropriate than David Bowie aka Ziggy Stardust, was the original Man Who Fell to Earth, sings Space Oddity, Spiders From Mars......he was before your time, but his but his image and words still remain. Although I must admit your rendition/cover of the DS9 theme is worth the wait! Seriously....it is.

Comic books have a whole set of Star Trek mashup series, and one of them is a Doctor Who/Star Trek mashup tying the cybermen and borg together.

cameron use robots like this in the movie aliens ...sooo...he not ripped off the matrix

When he disappears from the bar & then the first notes of the theme hit - my GAWD!!

Do something entertaining and worth some effort.

your ready fort A FEW GOOD PARODIES !!

Are you planning on watching Star Trek Voyager?

i enjoy watching you and your very cute

This was the first appearance of Dumar, keep an eye on his character growth.

The name Shakaar reminded me of G'Kar from Babylon 5, which a lot of people say DS9 was based/ ripped off of. Babylon 5 was a great series, if you haven't seen it you should check it out.

one of the greatest movies of all time. Aaron Sorkin is a great writer. You should do reactions of all seven seasons of the West Wing. I watch this movie when I need to feel hope and need a dose of humanity

Odo DOES look better with the belt

You go ahead and keep wearing that Bowie shirt. It's great. Love Bowie!

Quark and Odo frenemies for life

My understanding is that Nana & Siddig became an item not before or after but DURING the making of this episode, and a small family wasn't far behind!!