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[Sky727]

In 2257 CE, the Earth Alliance places a massive space station, Babylon 5, into orbit around a planet in a neutral corner of a distant galaxy ... a refuge for anyone seeking sanctuary from the hostile federations that dominate the outermost regions of space. The first mission of Babylon 5's commander--a peace conference between four alien races--appears doomed when an ambassador is attacked ... and the commander is implicated as the assailant. Humans and aliens striving to build a better future will confront immense challenges in this strange, exotic and dangerous place. About Babylon 5: 2258 CE. Five hostile federations dominate the outermost regions of space. Heroes, thieves and rare and exotic beings find refuge in this time of uneasy peace and the constant threat of war on a lone space station--the last and best hope for peace between a hundred worlds, alien and human alike

[andy06shake]

Watched "Stand By Me" last night.

A classic, and one of the best imho.  

[marshun]

an older one, for the conspiracy minded

'Executive Action'
a group of executives, presumably in the oil business, decide to assassinate JFK.
lots of similarities to the Oliver Stone JFK movie

one note; all fictitious characters in the first half then they start showing Oswald and Ruby.  kind of uneven.

(Will Geer, aka Grandpa Walton, is one of the conspirators.  'Well sometimes these things need to be done, but I don't like it.')

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNTBXOkLsaY

[marshun]

on a different note; Korean movie 'The Good, The Bad, The Weird'

has to be seen to be believed

(sorry won't let me post linque.  on Youtube.)

petty thief targets a train and finds himself competing with some big-time crooks.

[Oldcarpy2]

[Video: https://youtu.be/Y235YEQstLo]

I loved Bab 5.

I thought the ending of the Final Countdown
 Was a bit of a cop out.

But a similar theme is in Jon Birmingham's Axis of Time books which I heartily recommend.

[Sky727]

I watched the whole thing....not to bad..

SUMMARY: The Complex (2020) — sci-fi thriller where two London scientists become trapped in a high-security lab after a bio-weapon attack. As air runs out and danger closes in, they must decide whether to save a suspected terrorist — or let her die. With every choice shaping shocking consequences, this english movie becomes a fight for survival and truth.

[Sky727]

Star Trek and the BORG

[Sky727]

When Star Trek became Woke !!

[quintessentone]

This Japanese film is recommended for students of film, it supposedly is a 'must see' for film buffs for it's artistic shots and surreal insanity (?) and is free on YouTube.

A warning though, if anyone is sensitive to sweat and sand mixed together or anything sand on skin, mouth or the body then this film is not for you. Also they used a sort of screeching suspenseful long drawn out sound track which can jar the nerves, but I just turned the volume say down and then I could withstand it. 

I don't want to say it's a really strange weird film because I've watched other films from this director and so I was already 'seasoned', so to speak for his film style.

It's a slow moving film but the artistic shots make up for that and if you understand a little of Japanese history and culture the film makes sense in many aspects of the human condition. It is interesting watching how the sand behaves as water does.

"Woman in the Dunes" (1964)

Trailer:

[Sky727]

I had never seen this