So the other topic is a possible Endchan movie nights/days we might begin in the near future and might hold on monthly basis. Ofc they wouldn't be full days or nights, just one movie and maybe two shorts as intro an outro.
My sole experience is Slovenia's Khantube and it's movie nights. I know there were that many participants but I think that much would be all right. I know some of you guys watched at least some of those movies.
What does Bernd think, is it worth a shot? How should we proceed?

Additional information:
The Xmas Special was done for the chat, the joking, shiposting and narrating the played shows, but this can have a more serious tone too, so they might be watched for the movies and not for the event and company.
I also thought about asking individual boards to suggest one movie per occasion.

I rarely, though sometimes, dip my toe into the films of other cultures.
May I recommend "the spook who sat by the door", its a black film about a negro uprising in the US. Really very good, even better than Nigger Charlie which are also good if you like Westerns.

Some new shit. I want some new interesting shit this decade.

>>33717
You can recommend but we're just not there yet.
>Some new shit. I want some new interesting shit this decade.
Travel.

Don't know if you guys like anime, but this show Babylon has been pretty good so far I think there's 2 or 3 more episodes left. It's psychological and kinda heavy.

>>33871
I'm sure someone is interested. Maybe even I'll take a look into it.
I'm watching Witcher these days. Not even bad. I read the books, and played with WI, it follows the story of the books. The last fight scene of the first episode sold me, when Geralt butchers a bunch of thugs, it was done well (despite all the scenes with the court of Cintra or whatnot country was truly bad).

>>33994
Then I'll give it shot. And now Türkye can watch it too then.

Yesterday I watched the new IT, part 1, I'm gonna start part 2 now.
Wasn't frightening or even tense at all.

>>34058
Iremember seeing the miniseries as a kid and scared the utter fucking crap out of me. Although, The BFG, an actual kids film, gave me nightmares for years with the thought of giants taking children through windows and eating them.

>>34059
Miniseries? The old two part movies?

>>34060
Yeah that's it, from 1990. I was just a little kid but it was pretty scary.

>>34069
Hmm. I saw some of that not sure when and was scared I kinda remember, but I was too young as well for that. I read the books later, when I was about 20, it was intense, a very good read. I consumed much Stephen King and I think that is his most scary book, maybe the one actually scary. Few years after I watched that "miniseries". I fell asleep during part I, and laughed on part II. It felt boring and lame.
In general the "tragedy" of King, that his works are rarely adapted adequately on screen - I think The Green Mile turned out well - not movies, not shows couldn't capture anything what's in the books. They are all boring with bad acting and cheap effects.

So this >>33706 might be realized soon.
Here:
>>>/operate/10923

The real problem is where to place that one movie during the day. Fucking inconvenient.

Selvi Boylum Al Yazmalım (1977)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=0u2XHF5q6pM [Embed]

(it has english subs)

I'll watch this today because my ex-gf told me. If one of you also watch this just in case, I'll write what this movie mean for me to blogpost thread.

>>34472
I have this idea to watch it on Endchan Movie Corner. But I guess you already finished.

>>34477
Just finished.

>>34484
How was it?

>>34485
Very good if you're Turkish and feel emotional. Our way of love always have some kind of impossibilities(?) maybe it is kind of unusual for you.

>>34490
>feel emotional
I'm like that sometimes.
>if you're Turkish
Not exactly my case.

>>34492
>Not exactly my case.
I'm not sure about that my Mongol brother.

>>34492
Still you should watch it.

>>34472
I think I'm gonna give it a go on the weekend.

>>34472
Eh, the subtitles are out of sync. Too quick.

>chasing pretty grill with a truck to get her "milk"
Hornyturk-tier.

>>34559
ANy other source to watch with english subs?

>>34587
Don't have any. I don't think it can be opened into the yt video anyway.
It's weird tho, sometimes it's too quick, sometimes it's on time, but sometimes it's late. I can get the gist of the film despite this issue. I left off about 35 minutes, I had other things then some sleep to do. Today I'll continue.
I find the implementation of the inner monologue interesting, how they provide additional information their inner struggle. It's liek theater.

>>34587
Huh, I misunderstood, but never mind.

Well, this was different.
Simple story with straightforward moral. Tho at the end I wasn't sure for a second what's gonna happen, but what message would it send if otherwise.
It needs a certain mood for sure. Isn't for the average chandweller crowd.

>>34595
I assume you finished it? If so did you watch it on youtube?

>>34620
Yes, I finished. Yes, on Youtube, despite the subtitle problem. I duckduckwent on the title and got hits of pages where might be possible to watch it, but wasn't that easy to untie that knot (what scripts to allow, or does it need registration, etc.).

Okay Bernd. I hope you wanna watch Baraka, because that will be on the next stream. If it doesn't go as planned we're gonna watch a classic kung-fu movie like the last time.
For those who missed that occasion here's the link:
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

Oh and the date:
March 7th, 16:00 EST
That's 18:00 BRT, 21:00 UTC and 22:00 CET. Sadly for Moscow and Ankara it's midnight which is fairly late. For our Strayan poster that will be 08:00 AEDT on Sunday.

Now that we are movies. This was a lackluster. It would have been awesome if it were about the dude getting lazy and insolent but getting away with it for some corporate bullshit reason. But no they turned it into this crime stuff and relationship drama with that chick from Friends. Oh well, it wasn't bad all in all.

>>34727
Is the 7th still on?

I toss "secret rivals" into the ring.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=UOrqCwKJYAA [Embed]

>>34823
Yeah.
Ok. The screen ratio is off tho.

>>34727
Wew, we are stream!

Who Killed Captain Alex?

This one was pretty good.

>>34906
Haven't seen. Will check it out.

>>34957
that's a pity, usually their content is available within the EU.

>>34958
Gonna change back using .net, maybe that will help...

>>34956
>Dogestan and Caucasian region look really beautiful

Did they show a local wildlife? It may be pretty dangerous, also pretty uncultured.

>Did you know that Russia has the westernmost B-U-D-D-H-I-S-T city founded by some Mongols?

Not only city, but whole republic. Kalmykia, land populated by Oirat Mongols in 17th century. It was pretty far migration.

>>34962
>they didn't show one single T-I-G-E-R. Really makes me doubt if Russia has T-I-G-E-R at all.

They are very rare and live only on southern border of Far East. Most ot hem already shot by Chinese for their traditional medicine.

>>34967
>>34968
>>34970
Very nice.
The region of the Caucasus has very rich ancient history. Also a meeting point of the steppes and the Middle East resulted in quite a few exciting moments since the times of the Assyrians and Scythians.
Yup, the camel of Asia has two bumps unlike the African one bumped camel.
>statue of Putin
kek

>>34968

Fun fact - former Kalmykia president, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, typical Asian-style ruler (governed the republic from 1993 to 2010) is also a big chess lover, who was president of FIDE for 23 years, built so called "Chess City" near republic capital: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess_City

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirsan_Ilyumzhinov

He was also a somewhat crazy guy, because he openly talked about UFO encounters.

>>34981
>The neighborhood-size development consists of a central, four-story domed City Chess Hall surrounded by an Olympic-style village of Californian-Mediterranean Revival Style architecture.
that sounds like hell

>>34956
Very beach-like. Or is that the beach itself?
>>34968
I like how close the dune is to cultivated land.

>>34968

Watched detective pikachu. Shit film but had a twist ending. Turns out the black mans dad is white it was pretty much a sixth sense tier twist.

Found something für Bernd.

>>35352
Fruit seller, actress, President. The Erdogans are a versatile family.

>>35365
Oh, we probably don't know the half of it.

>>35365
Erdoğan is a pretty common surname.

>>35391
That big his family is?

>>35393
>>35393
become srs pls

>>35411
They have their own haplogroup like Genghisids.

Movie night on the 4th Bernd!
Shanghai Noon or Outbreak. We're gonna vote or sumtin.
I dunno the precise date tho. This summertime confused me a tad bit.

>>35578
>Shanghai Noon
Nah, it's a kids film. Outbreak looks good though and I like Dustin Ovenman, something very soothing about his voice.

>>35579
I wanted to add a genre appropriate movie for the epidemic. I found enough for every movie corner till next year...
>kids film
There may be Australians during the night. Not tho likely I think it will start 22:00 CES (that's 20:00 Small Island Standard Time), but that's early for them 6-7 am or something.

>>35632
I haven't watched one sadly. I've seen Outrage (the first). Gonna put onto the list the others.

Don't forget movie night, Bernd. We're starting in an hour.

>>35653
smashing success as usual

>>35654
Yes was breddy gud. Except with the streaming problem for me and especially Dutch mu-tant. Poor dude.

>>35655
>>35655
>Except with the streaming problem for me and especially Dutch mu-tant. Poor dude.

R.I.P in pieces me

Don't know what happened during the stream. Couldn't even stay connected during most of the stream. Hopefully next time things will be better. We also had a really good turn around in headcount this time

>>35660
Turnout was breddy gud, I concur, even tho a couple of guests were seem to be away.
Asked Odili if the black screen was server related, he says it sounds moar liek encoding problem. I just don't understand why it was ok on Palemoon at first then 15 min in it went black, and why was ok for me on FF and not for you on FF.
I dunno if we can do anything about it.

>>35661
hah, i must have missed that in toilet break. Mine was also black, I just streamed the video with mpv and synced the time. It definitely wasn't server related as the audio still played. Maybe some sort of encoding issue, not sure how cytube handles things, maybe some sort of bitrate spike? In any case, something rare. I would try a yify rip next time, optimised for streaming.

>>35663
That was a yify. I just renamed the file. But what's available. Not sure where I can get the Green Elephant (it was promised previously, and now was asked in the discussion thread on operate), it's on youtube with English subtitles, but needs to be logged in to watch. Not sure if can be streamed via hooktube.

>>35665
Tested. Tried to add but failed.

Found something promising.
This is about a vinyl that kills people when listened. It seems supernatural, the vinyl is possessed maybe, reminds me of the stuff when some bands recorded backward speaking and shit to spook people.
Low budget, not good acting, but I liek the premise.

>>35775
As a movie sounds great but a TV series?

>>35788
Yeah, it's liek six, quarter hour episodes. No idea why they picked that format.

>>35804
It's eight episodes actually.

>>36157
If you can try the vidya from 1997. I enjoyed it very much.

>>35632
I remember watching one Zatoichi film, I think it was called Blind Swordsman. Might be the one from 2003. Breddy good but the computer generated blood and other effects don't look good today heh.

Green Elephant on the 2nd May, 19:00 UTC.
Probably everyone have it in their bookmarks already (innit) but here's the link:
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

Movie night today. Don't forget, Bernd.

Stream starts in two hours.

Come on Bernd!

>>36485
>>36481
I can't go into the stream lol. I get this error message trying to get in

>Error
>The socket.io library could not be loaded from https://vapor.cytu.be:10443/socket.io/socket.io.js. Ensure that it is not being blocked by a script blocking extension or firewall and try again.

Should I post it here or in /operate/? Let me know so I can delete my post

>>36486
Oh mang. Haven't see you writing.
Probably one of your script blocking addon was blocking the script. What do you use?

>>36488
ublock + noscript

>>36489
The most likely culprit is noScript.
I would divide the needed scripts into two large groups:
1. scripts needed by the site to work
2. scripts needed by the stream to work
In the first group goes everything 1st party cytube stuff. Then - what I see from uMatrix - there's two CDN-s, bootstrapcdn.com and dmcdn.com. I dunno if they are absolutely necessary, but I think they are there for accelerating the service, for me, in uMatrix it is turned on.
Then in the second group belong all the embedded streaming services (youtube /googlevideo???/, vimeo, dailymotion, twitch, etc etc), and remote storages (e.g. endchan, femto.pw, whatever users post for me to drop in the playlist).
Not everything has to be enabled all the time ofc (we probably won't stream from twitch for example), but for the stream to work, the source need to be allowed, and the source can change. You can check all the scripts in the noScript's menu, you can also ask, what is the source to allow.

On the note of last night's streaming.

I post the note of the streaming on most regularly used boards on Endchan, also on the Discord server of Odili, furthermore on Kohl. The stream isn't just for you, Bernds here. Literally anyone from these places can be there with whatever username, I rarely can guess who is who so it is useless to do it, so you guys also should just go with it. Pls don't ask who is who, some might want to keep their incognito.
Those who want to be recognized pls, use the same username, you don't need to announce who you are. Even then if I see a familiar one, it might just used by someone else - who knows, all kinds of funny "funny" people exist.
You guys can be sure however I'm there, from my orange username. Others with orange are other staff of End, so they also can be trusted.

I'm not in the business of attacking Kohl (or any imageboard for that matter). I have my opinion, I expressed in the past as well, you guys can have your opinion and express it too, it's all fine. But Endchan Movie Corner is not the place for that.
Kohl has a problem - as I see it too - we aren't the ones who can solve it, what we can do, is to make Bernds aware they have other options. Endchan Movie Corner can be used as a tool for that. Just by inviting them raise awareness, giving a nice experience to those who bother to come and watch with us, helps even more so.
Telling those Bernds who are regular users of Kohl, that "Kohl is shit", this doesn't help. What's more, it creates a hostile, putrid air, people don't want to smell into. This contradicts the effort to make a pleasant experience for everyone participating.

>>36498
>>36498
Well it's a little too late now, but thanks anyway bernd

>>36514
I play the video outside browser. Install unplug addon, use it to copy link, play it in vlc or something and sync the time up. I have a shit box and my browser likes to crash but I can still do chat.

>>36499
To be fair there was shit flinging both ways. Either side could have dropped it first but didn't. Would be good as general rule to keep discussion related to viewing material.

Also, I can't unsee the shit eating.

>>36514
There's always next month.
Also we (with all likelyness) are going to have another screening on the 9th, at a more convenient time for Australians. Which should be fine for Europeans, considering it's Saturday.

>>36522
>shit flinging
How genre appropriate.
That was one guy. Easily ignored.
I'm not sure what was his problem, that was the one whom we watched a kung-fu movie with in the beginning. On Kohl he continued and said we only watch bad movies, like it hurts him or something...

I think Green Elephant was funny. I wonder Cinema Snob hasn't reviewed it yet.

>>36522
>>36523
>>36499
Haha what happened that night? I wasn't there

>>36551
Someone who has been pretty chill in the past came in for the viewing. Another poster said 'kohl sucks', at which point a long "debate" took place spanning several subjects from celebrities to paedophiles and ended in name calling and threats of building their own theme park with blackjack and hookers.

That, combined with the film, mad night.

>>36523
>shitstorm while watching Green Elephant

Surprising

Also movie is overrated, it is just memes.

>>36551
Essentially this: >>36554
The problem is shitting on Kohl will alienate Kohlbernds. That site where they lurk and post chiefly, and they could take it personally. It's like trying to win over someone by telling him he is stupid, or his hobby is stupid.

>>36555
Huh, that's tovarish poo-eater.
Well people had to saw something in it to spread memes of it. I guess it has both shock and humour value which makes it a good source. Then ofc these stuff can be told/post over and over again until peeps gets bored by it. It's like Borat for example. Was funny, shocking, but quoting it by the millionth times so one can reply angrily: "just shut it, will you!?"
I haven't seen G.E. before, so for me it's a new experience and I find it funny, and actually not bad. I just might recommend it to others.
There are tons of exploitation movies out there, from the top of my head I can recall Cannibal Holocaust, but that's on entirely other level, many actors, and comparably higher budget, therefore more spectacular, and generally feels more professional.

>>36557
>Huh, that's tovarish poo-eater.

This is lecture about some nonsense at math faculty of Saint-Petersburg University: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KoVBe5ikgHQ [Embed]

Guy who invited him (at start of the video) is a real mathematician, although a schizo too.

Pahom (Pahomov) is very eccentric media person, not so famous, but after sudden popularity of Green Elephant he became more known and even invited on some stupid TV-shows about psychics and paranormal. It is hard to say if he is really serious in his image though, maybe he isn't mad as he looks.

Second one (Epifantsev) is more serious guy, he often plays in some "art movies", but he is also actor that may be seen in average Brazil-like TV drama for housewives. That is especially fun when you know about Green Elephant and his other activities.

>Well people had to saw something in it to spread memes of it. I guess it has both shock and humour value which makes it a good source.

It is more like combination of shock and absurdity, not humour, I think. I don't think that authors even tried to make is fun, it is more like crazy modern art.

>>36559
Absurdity is inherently humorous.

>>36554
hahaha that sounds crazy. Who was the guy?

>>36559
>All this happened after they starred in one single movie

Don't let your dreams be dreams guys

>>36566
The "nordic French". Lesser Kohl personality. Maybe he visited us and saw the "are French European at all" thread", I dunno. But now he was quite hostile.
I think he tried to organize movie nights, before and not long ago, I think I saw a thread. Oh, I think, he posted a list on the previous occasion, in my End Movie Corner thread, what movies they watch, but I think those were for one long streaming.

Anyway. We stream Green Elephant again, tomorrow, at 8:00 UTC, so our friends on /ausneets/ could enjoy their Saturday evening.

>>36601
>>36601
Ahaha Nordic French bernd. Didn't know that guy was still around

>Anyway. We stream Green Elephant again, tomorrow, at 8:00 UTC, so our friends on /ausneets/ could enjoy their Saturday evening.

Good. Let aussies enjoy it without having to struggle to join. It's a little better tbh. It "feels" like regular movie theater premieres where they have different showing times.


Was thinking about recommending Mad Max 2 for the movie thread on /operate/. Currently giving it some thought

>>36606
>Mad Max 2
Welcome to the Thunderdome
Not a bad idea. Next month probably some boong stuff, premier at a time it suits ausneets better. Again a second streaming can be held, maybe even 10-12 hours later that day. We'll see.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=0k3tsb2owY8 [Embed]

Limmy is getting pretty popular now, he was already pretty meme worthy but this video is fucking comedy gold. I think he's actually doing well out of the lockdown.

>>33703
Wizardrous

>>36616
What's that about? Did you enjoy it? Do you recommend it? Why?

Ausneets conform stream starts in bout 30 mins.

>>36752
So it will be at 20:00 UTC.

It's Towel Day!
Don't forget: >>36752

>>36943
I'll be there.

>>36955
Noice.

It's ready to take off.

>>36967
It was a cool movie night. Had fun.

Also fuck ducks tbh

>>36972
Yeah it was. Was worth it to stay up. I can go a day in half-coma.
>Also fuck ducks tbh
Maybe she did later on...

Watching this. I'm halfway through.
It's a facility with vertical cells with a lift in a middle where the food is moved down. At every level they eat what they want or can, leave the rest. I won't spoiler more, in case Bernd wanna watch it at some point, but this is the core of the tension.
Actors are okay. The scenes are simple since they play in a cell basically, the idea behind it is unusual and this makes it good.
It's 2019 movie, apparently Spanish/Basque.

>>36985
Kinda reminds me of Cube.
But this one has something to say beside what's going on. It has a social narrative and ethical for sure (and therefore philosophical). I left it settle a bit, probably should more.
As far as horror goes I recommend this. No cheap jumpscares.

>>36985
just saw the trailer. is there something more than just the main idea and its allegory of society?

>>36988
I'm not sure how much in the trailer, but I think there is more than what you wrote. It can be argued if it is about current or an existing society, or a model of a hypothetical society. There's some talk in the movie itself about it. A little bit naive I think.
There's an allegory of reincarnation there, but I don't think that goes anywhere further.
A couple of plot twist in there, no earth shattering ones, but still, they mostly based on the lack of information the inmates have, or the lies they (perhaps) tell.
Little action, while the whole movie is static, events perk up a bit.
Right now I'm thinking I rewatch, I might missed some tidbits.

I decided I'm gonna rewatch it.

>>36988
Also it's more about compassion and the fact that those who are relatively well off consume more than what they need and live a wasteful life, than the societal allegory the institution in the movie represents.

>>37007
thanks. I'm not really into horror, but might give it a shot.

>>37009
It's a mild horror. Chiefly gore, more can be found on imageboards of that.
Some plotholes in the story, I remember noticing previously but now I'm 20 mins in, discovered some new. Ain't horrible, but I can imagine some might mind them.

>>36985
Okay, yesterday I managed to get over the bulk on my second sit through, and while I'll finish up today, it's enough to say a final verdict. Some spoiler could be below:
It's a motley of crude ideas which fail to unfold in their entirety, and the inconsistencies in the story prevents me to build a speculation on them which could offer a closure to the story. There is no real moral to offer here, even making the ultimate sacrifice doesn't lead to a salvation, and even the promise of change is so thin, making the clemency seem just a pointless act.
I think what the viewer can get out of this really depends on what mindset he/she already has. On the part of the creators and the most likely target audience it might be just a mental masturbation over a topic which won't get ever resolved - similarly to ecological problems and alcoholism how it is mentioned in the article I wrote about here: >>36878 In certain circles it's fashionable to talk about these societal problems, and this movie is a great opportunity to nod knowingly and act deebly goncerned and empathic in front of their peers.
I already wrote, for a horror it's worth a watch (but don't repeat it as I did), I'm gonna hold to this opinion. It's depth is knee high, at least not ankle, but fails to bring us in to the waist.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2768444/

ignore the imdb rating. köksüz(rootless) is a great Turkish movie telling about a family not being able to achieve being a family. It's relatively low budget but nice movie to watch.

>>37080
Hey just, visited the previous movie thread what Turkish movies you posted.

Started this, comedy series. After the firs episode, it has some potential. It's about a freshly set up military branch of the US armed forces, the Space Force, with the task to put a boob on the moon.

The movie corner is coming up, as I stated elsewhere with an unnacore film, right now with three potential candidates.

Would Bernd do his shopping in a clothing store called Shrt?

>>37103
>Would Bernd do his shopping in a clothing store called Shrt?

I don't see why not. If the prices are good and the clothing selection is diverse enough

On the 6th, The Tracker.
1st stream: 10:00 UTC
2nd stream: 20:00 UTC

>>37181
where is the stream?

>>37220
It will be here:
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

We have a discussion thread on >>>/operate/10923

Soon getting soon. First streaming is in little more than an hour.

Second stream, still half an hour.

Changes of plans. Due to ddos, we can't stream The Tracker. So the backup plan is a Chinese kung-fu movie.

>>37293
wut happened? How did it happen?

>>37487
Well, someone ddos-ed endchan.net, so we couldn't stream from there. So I put on a kung-fu movie. But then the ddos sropped, so I could start The Tracer too.
We were only two during the evening stream.

I'm gonna write about The Tracker later.

>>37489
>Well, someone ddos-ed endchan.net,

Literally why? What's their problem? And during movie night no less. Talk about petty

We still had other domains though. Try the .gg one

>>37490
Yeah, but the url is only for .net. .gg also goes down when ddos, only .org works, and that doesn't have the videos.

>>37181
So The Tracker.
It's a slow movie with nature shots of the Australian bushes, and blues music in the background (by a native group I have to assume), this makes it a comfy movie. Some gallows humour complements it.
Theme is western, the story is about a group of law enforcement guys chasing a native fugitive with a help of a native tracker. I think all - the fugitive too - from the same organization. It has an obvious agenda, contrasting a racist white with wise natives. Kinda liek how they tend to do it in American westerns.
The movie operates with a notable tool, drawn stills are cut into the film at certain points to substitute showing certain (gruesome) events. This also makes it feel like as if it was put together from chapters, and these images are closing and old and opening a new. Also spares some acting and special effects for the crew to do.
The tracker himself goes through a transformation. Each stop in his arc also gives me the feeling of chapters following each other.
I don't mind that I watched twice, I noticed stuff I haven't on the first screening.

Gonna start first stream in a little more than an hour. Until then, some music.

>>38339
Where?

>>38340
Here:
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

Was breddy gud. We're gonna stream again at 20:00 UTC.

What movie is next

>>38343
We're doing double streaming of the same movie due to the distribution of the users in different time zones. So Mad Max 2 in the evening.
For the next occasion, in August, we don't have any yet. You can suggest if you wish.

Also it's not necessary to announce in the chat who you are guys. It's an Endchan event, not /kc/, users there from other boards too, it means nothing for them. Also in the evening gonna make a thread on Kohl, so maybe Bernds from there will visit too.

>>38344
Can anyone else post films or is it just the resident dictator corvinus

>>38346
On the channel only the mods can add something to the playlist. Since that is Endchan's channel, the staff has elevated rights there.
If you wanna watch something you can ask here, or in this thread: >>>/operate/10923
Cytube has its limitations however. It takes only a couple of streaming sites to embed (youtube, dailomotion and some others), and from file it only plays webm or mp4.

currently bad education is gonna play soon

join us guys

https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

And dont forget to smash that like button and subscribe

Okay. Fallout soundtracks till start.

anyone wanna watch a movie?

>>38364
Wow, you really got taste for movies.

>>38364
Any other person?

>>38366
you dont wanna watch movie?!

>>38368
No I do

>>38369
kalmar union when

>>38368
I've stuff to do today. Also for cytube, every movie which aren't on streaming sites (such as youtube) have to be dl'd then uploaded to a storage space. Depending that could take a while in itself.
Partially this is the reason we do Movie Corners monthly, the other reason is that I can afford from my time.

>>38575
Close to half hour mark. It's pretty interesting that the old Banjie used economic/socioeconomic/political analogies for his theories.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=eHnwtkfX2k4 [Embed]

Seems like the privatization of everything is modeled upon city of london.

>>38624
That looks promising. Too bad I've no time watching longer stuff, in fact I had to give up the previous one too. Maybe on the weekend.
And what you post are vids, that needs attention, so I can't just let them go in the background while I do my doings.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Iyy9n8r16hs [Embed]

Decent movie about a nuclear war but im doubting that nukes are real

https://youtube.com/watch?v=agUwlSJUtbc [Embed]

pretty insane how big it was

Well Berdn, a month passed, we're gonna watch NED, on the next Movie Corner.
It will be on the 1st of August, again with two streams, one at 09:00 UTC and one in the evening, at 20:00 UTC.
This is an Australian comedy, about Ned Kelly, an Australian outlaw, who died 26 years old, executed for his crimes. Apparently he used metal armour as a protection in firefights.
Same year this movie came out - in 2003 - an Hollywood one was also released, with the title Ned Kelly. With Heath Ledger and Orlando Bloom, probably this one is more famous. No idea if it's better or not. We won't watch it on Saturday.

>>38816
In two hours we start the first stream.

Dekalog. Polish film, or actually - 10 films.
Each films represents one commandment.
I highly recommend it.

>>38905
>deka
Yeah, 10.
Is the tone religious or the commandment are just template the stories are arranged around?

>>38906
>the commandment are just template the stories are arranged around
this

>>38906
I particularly enjoyed Dekalog: One
It's 1988 film, but still relevant today.

Next stream in an hour or so.

>>38908
I will look into it. I got a recommendation already, a Serbian movie, Ko To Tamo Peva, so that I'm gonna watch first.

>>38914
Ahh, I missed it. Sorry, was working durings that time

>>38925
That's ok I might organize another stream, many missed and was requested.

Sooo. NED.
I was funny, but it was rather gay and flatulent. Jokes ranged from the banal to the quite original.
Novel take on the person of Ned Kelly, an outlaw, who counts as a folk hero of our neighbour, Australia.

Next month, The Lighthouse, probably the 2019 version.

>>38959
*It was funny

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Gvgy-t9V6Uw [Embed]

Very fascinating documentary about jews buying up land and wanting to own patagonia. Didn't we have an argentina bernd here?

Latinos seem more woke than westerners.

>>39569
>Didn't we have an argentina bernd here?
We had. Maybe he still lauers.
>Latinos seem more woke than westerners.
Catholicism has deeper roots in there than - let's say - in Skandi countries or the USA. Also Nazi refuge at the end of WWII.

>>39573
>Catholicism has deeper roots in there
>Nazi refuge
I smell a popish agent!

>>39574
Protestantism is the bastion of the (((Jewry))). If Germans don't have that Catholic agent they couldn't even orchestrated a proper genocide.

>>39577
*didn't have(?)
or more likely:
*hadn't had
I always have to run through the levels of conditional in my heda. It isn't convenient.

Gonna stream on cytube again tomorrow.
We're gonna watch picrel, 16:00 UTC on the 5th. And 02:00 UTC on the 6th.
Before I forgot, here's link: https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

>>39771
I give this a bump.

Two hours. Come join, Bernd.

>>39856
Hey, I know it's a little bit off topic, but you or another BO might want to check the website's catalog. We're being hit with spam now

Mods, pls help clear spam

I think I got it all, thank you for your reports

>>39858
>>39859
Thanks.
There are alternative and preferable ways to report content that violates global rules:
1. the report form at the bottom of the page write the reason, check global, solve captcha - make sure to reload it first -, then click report, someone actually did report the spam
2. on operate
3. on irc, see the navbar at the top of the page
4. on discord, see home page navbar

>>40078
Gib stream with subtitles pls

>>40079
It's definitely on the table.
But subs have to be hardcoded, and my machine is just too potato for that. We're working on a solution.
Next time we're gonna watch Life Aquatic tho.

>>40097
>But subs have to be hardcoded, and my machine is just too potato for that. We're working on a solution.

I just wanted a website to view it. No need to go though such a hassle bernd.

>Next time we're gonna watch Life Aquatic tho.

A movie I recommended on /operate/ got chosen. Exquisite

>>40125
I think you recommended Mad Max 2 as well.

Yesterday I threw Speed in for background noise. Where that '80s '90s aesthetic disappeared? The lack of CG was quite refreshing. Simple story, simple characters, simple humour.

>>39902
Alright. I don't really have a Discord thing, so I'll do the report options here. It's not really working for me so well right now

btw, some boards are being hit with spam again, as well as this one too. Since so many people are noticing, it may have slipped by

>>40138
Then use options 1-3. Thank you.

>>40133
CGI is cheaper and easier to pull off

>>40154
>poster
Hmm, let's see.
We call it Endchan Movie Corner.
Align all the text centered.
Add Ω somewhere, maybe swap it with the o in MΩvie, or in Ωctober.
What mascots did you think of?

>>40179
/imouto/ had a mascot years ago.
It's Tsuhiki Agaragi from Bakemonogatari and /yuri/'s mascot is Tsubomi Okuwata from Strawberry Panic!

>>40179
Maybe for Bill Murray at the controls you should use End Knight.

>>40179
Actually Bill Murray can be the grey anon.
For ausneets get a boong (abo) from them, there's a couple they repost sometimes, but just ask.
Bonbi for bgg I do agree.
Yeah, Spede.
The imouto/yuri question is solved then.
/argentina/ doesn't really have traffic, /404/ is a very fresh board.
/rapport/ deserves a place there, maybe a chick from one of their banners, problem is they post "real" people (for example Spede, isn't really the actor, but an imaginary assburger).

>>40180
>>40190
Oghey

I have most of the images that have been suggested. Please gimme some time to work on it

>Actually Bill Murray can be the grey anon.

I'm just looking for a good front picture of grey anon to work on it

>/rapport/ deserves a place there, maybe a chick from one of their banners

idk. I was probably going to make a post on the /operate/ thread about this. Problem is that I don't think a lot of people go there

>>40196
Other boards we could add, based on the other top boards

/co/ - Batman?
/pol/ - a newsperson?
/tech/ - Terry Davis This one I want to add as a joge
/v/ - the angry video game drawing guy that always shows up? idk

I guess it would also be good to know exactly what boards has active users here who are interested

>>40196
Also it's Endchan Movie Corner, pls change the title too.
>/operate/ thread about this. Problem is that I don't think a lot of people go there
Barely anyone goes there. Users have to be sought out on their preferred boards. Tho you might wanna post there just to make it "official".

>>40198
I can give you a list about the active boards. Or about boards with short notes what's going on with them. In the evening, now I don't have the time.

>>40212
Oh, yesterday I haven't went through those. Partly was busy, but forgot it too to be honest.

>>40212
So boards.

The fastest:
/ausneets/ - all time top board
/vlnmrg/ - for weeks now the second in pace, tho a couple of users use proxies, I dunno how many of them speak English, they are just interested in their prostitutes, I think we can leave them out safely, although I posted invite to the Movie Corner some time ago
/imouto/ & /yuri/ - mostly the same users, same theme, same conversation, it's liek a twin board
/bbg/ - always in the lead with the boards above, sometimes get an influx of Russian speaking posters from 2chen or wherever

The constantly used:
/rapport/ - usually among the highest places of the slower boards
/b/ - sometimes drops to very low but still kicking
/kc/ - you know
/pol/ - just the same 2-3 guys, sometimes some dude gets banned and then tries to get back to them using proxies which can inflate the number, but that's not a real traffic
/turul/ - those 2-3 dudes updates the board daily with a couple of posts
/ligamx/ - sames, but with more 3d women and football
/404/ - new, it chugs on fine
/co/ - newly populated
/librejp/ - 1 to couple of posters

Other:
/AM/ - fluctuates, sometimes it's dead for days or no users, then after a while gets quite a few
/pone/ & /horror/ & /tech/ & /rus/ & /ashleyj/- sometimes a poster or two
/godscommunity/ - one man board, I think he posts every day, chat him up sometimes
/news/ - pol
/hisrol/ and /argentina/ - these days they have traffic, considerable amount for Endchan levels, but they were registered some time ago, most of it was spent empty
/hydrus/ - the dev hangs out, also some user of his program
/qanonresearch/ - got posts again, I think due to the USian election, I doubt those guys wanna hang out.
/bb/ - not sure how many dudes, but active daily, not so great English skills

I think that's about it.

>>40230
>/ausneets/ - all time top board
not yet, even since /sp/ moved to sportschan, they still have more posts than /ausneets/

>>40230
>All those boards

But whomst should I add to the poster next?"

>>40231
>not yet, even since /sp/ moved to sportschan, they still have more posts than /ausneets/

Sportschan also has an active /v/ board there. Lucky them!

I miss having a /v/ around here tbh. We could also ask them if they want right?

Also, controversial question, but should we invite Ernstchan to the movie night? We could add their mascot there. Are we in good terms with them?

>>40231
I meant since they're here (and /sp/ not), they are the fastest going board (well qanon was for a little while with ~170 posters).

>>40236
Ignore the "Other" category.

>>40237
I always forget about them, I'm hesitant to open a thread there just for the movie corner, and they might be too picky when comes to movies. But I think we are in OK relation, I've no problem with them, and we give no reason to despise us.

But something more related to the thread.
For a meal with 22 mins per episode this thing here is fine. It's a sitcom about a young doctor at the beginning of his career who constantly hallucinates. I suspect it's House when he hooked on drugs I already saw something that was used in House MD too.
It's not that funny however I'm not sure to continue. I probably will.

Also forgot to link the /operate/ post I made for movie night through here

>>>/operate/11299/


The movie I recommended is decent. Lots of plot twists you wont expect. Also has naked women if one is interested

>>40238
>Ignore the "Other" category.
oghey

>I've no problem with them, and we give no reason to despise us.

Them + /v/ need to be invited tbh. What's the url for them though?

>>40239
>I suspect it's House when he hooked on drugs I already saw something that was used in House MD too.

Pretty much, except the main character is somewhat likeable and not extreme edge. It's a little too lolsorandom sometimes, and kinda sad/slice of life the next

>>40241
Well those life changing experiences which led House to be an ass are yet to come. They say in the show that he was like that forever but witnesses don't seem to know him that long. Maybe his ex-wife but I think there's no hint when they got to know each other. Hmm now I think there should be, maybe they met at a conference I'm not sure. Oh his parents...
The two shows run parallel for a while, I'm curious if they built in stuff from each other.

>>40249
>run parallel
I mean aired the same years.

>>40240
>>40249
I guess so.

I found Ernstchan's url but i dunno where to post an invite. On their /kc/ board? How should I invite them? Should I post the poster to start? idk

>>40295
They have an /int/ board.
I'm not sure how to do it so they don't get it as an intrusion.

>>40302
>I'm not sure how to do it so they don't get it as an intrusion.

Me neither. There's around a week left so I will think of something.

Maybe we can also invite lolcow imageboard here. I dunno. I can't think of anybody else. Nobody's really replied to my post /operate/ yet so I'm at a standstill for now

>>40239
Goddamn disgusting normie filth

>>40318
>>40302
Let me see

>Hi Ernst and lolcow. I'm a wandering anon from Endchan who visits this chan sometimes and wanted to ask you guys a question. We were having a movie night on our site soon and wanted to know if any of you were interested in joining us to view it? We'd really like to have you around.

>We will be streaming "The Life Aquatic" on October 3rd if you are interested. I can also put your board mascot in our poster if you guys want to be a part of that

>I don't want to seem as a nuisance, so if the Mods or anons in general don't like this post, I can delete it in order to not be a bother

>LIKE, RATE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CONTENT!!!!

Something like that

>>40374
Well just address one of them. Preferebly where you post it.
>having a movie night on our site soon
I think you should write:
>having a movie night on our site's cytube channel soon
Otherwise it sounds fine.

>>40381
>Otherwise it sounds fine.

Oghey. Just made the thread over there now

Changed the words a little to sound a little more formal. We will see how they respond to it later

>>40295
if you do it on their today thread I don't think they'll care, it's just their blog thread.

>>40394
I doubt you're gonna get replies on operate, it's just for the officialness.

Tomorrow Movie Corner!
1st stream: 19:00 AEST (09:00 UTC)
2nd stream: 20:00 UTC

Link for those, who are too lazy to bookmark it:
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

First stream starts in 40 mins.

2nd stream in 2 hours

>>40428
>>40430
>>40433
Film night was pretty good. Had a good time in the first stream

>>40448
Yeah, was good.
I forgot to write about the movie. Gonna do it little later, some stuff to do now.

>>40452
Here's some more content about his directing style, if anyone's interested

https://youtube.com/watch?v=fq4sN2vqKq4 [Embed]

http://www.openculture.com/2014/03/the-perfect-symmetry-of-wes-andersons-movies.html

https://www.theverge.com/2014/3/18/5521442/the-perfect-symmetry-of-wes-anderson-films

>>40466
Huh. The movie did have lots of such scenes where the content of the two sides were symmetrical or balanced. Even two from the four pics I picked randomly are such (and even on the other two I can find symmetries). But there are way more, from the starting theater to the finishing submarine scene.
Thanks.

Last time I watched classic war movies in a chain I missed out The Battle of the Bulge, so recently I made up for this during a couple of nights (it's almost 3 hours so I had to divide it up). I did not really like it (I've seen it before, just thought why the hell not).
I still have to watch The Dam Busters, which is a black and white film from a decade earlier.

https://www.youtube.com/c/JCSCriminalPsychology/videos

That whole channel is addictive, there is something fascinating about seeing people being interrogated. Fuck the police though.

Has bernd seen this GOAT tier film yet? It was really ahead of its time

>>40605
Seen that. One of the few of my encounters with anime. I've seen Ghost in the Shell 1 and 2 first, way before I was aware of existence of imageboards. Then I watched Death Note due to IBs, and Cowboy Bebop. I did not see the appeal. I saw the live action Death Note and I prefer that over the anime. I was curious what's the hype on IBs, so researched and found out Akira is a classic, it has cyberpunk themes so thought is a fit. I did not care for it much I won't say it was outright bad, just meh, okay. So it did not made me like anime.
Oh the first anime was actually Dragonball, when first commercial TV-channels started in the 90s, one broadcasted that for a while. I like Bulma, otherwise found it ridiculous.
I suspect I'm a few years older that I could into anime in any way. I've some pals, who some years younger and Dragonball was a thing for them (I would not call them anime fans tho), or even read manga (I would call them anime fans).

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075467/

Gonna watch this Magyar fil, it's been a while since I browse this site so hopefully nobody kys out of corona.

>>40616
>Fábri
If you can get it somehow, watch The Witness (A tanú).
Recently I saw the trailer of an upcoming Hungarian movie: Post Mortem. I'm planning to watch that, never seen Hungarian horror, never even heard of it.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=YzI20PzjAsA [Embed]

>>40605
I remember my friend showing it to me when I was a teenager but I dont remember much. I might rewatch it though.

>>40630
So far it looks like an anti-atom energy propaganda. Well, maybe it's harsh to say that, but has the connotation. Otherwise it's dark, tense, enjoyable for now (couple of episodes in).

>>40616
Anime isn't for everyone tbh

Watched "to the lake" yesterday", movie series. Bretty good.

>>40630
The lack of PoCs in that show is very problematic. They represent the LGBMWQT community with a couple of roles but it just not the same. The situation is raising concerns, hopefully they will mend this shortcoming in future seasons.

>>40722
wut?

>>40743
No niggers. Just a couple homos.

>>40616
Surprisingly good film. Just finished it.
It can be divided into to halves. The first is reminding me the 12 Angry Men (which I should rewatch, I liked both version) or The Sunset Limited. I wouldn't have minded if the whole thing had been like that. Just a handful of blokes talking in a room.
The second half adds some action, a bit hectic, a bit surreal here and there, some violence too. The whole thing offers some philosophy and life lesson.
Daring criticism of totalitarian, tyrannical systems, considering it was made in 1976, it really isn't a big leap to relate everything said and depicted in the movie to communism as well.

>>40616
Also probably should thank the not-really-but-still-recommendation. By myself I wouldn't have thought about watching it.
The second Hungarian film that was directed to my attention by a foreigner. Really surprising. The first was this here: >>38713

Next Movie Corner movie will be Dogma.
Next weekend, on the 7th, at 9 and 22 CET, sharp.

I put the link here, tho everyone should know it by heart now:
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

>>40826
First stream starts in an hour and a half.

Next stream in less than three hours.

Gonna start in an minutes.

Dogma.
It's about how you and your pals playing amateur theologian, philosopher while drunk/high. Probably this is how it got written in the first place.
It's an entertaining movie, with many notable actors, but mostly subpar acting. On the other hand that acting is the part of the charm, as with all these Jay and Silent Bob movies. It stands out from those due it's supernatural theme with angels and demons, and God himself. Herself. Well as Chris(t) Rock(s) points out in the movie, she isn't really a she, doesn't matter that Alanis Morissette plays him. Her. Snoogens.

Came across a new Hugh Laurie telly-show. It's about politicians. Not as dramatic and flashy as House of Cards was, it is more subtle than that. I find it doing a nice job to paint the manipulations on all levels. Characters are realistic in not the sense how nowadays fashionable to make them less idealistic by present everyone as lowlifes and/or wicked, but in the sense that they are genuine humane.

>>40919
The season is four(4) episode long. Wtf? I know Bri'ish telly series' are short and generally the trend is that they produce shorter seasons (fugging Lost and House had 24 episode seasons!, well mostly), but four(4) is a bit ridiculous.

>>40955
What is this about?

>>40919
I wonder what this man's facial phenotype is. Northern German? Scottish? Hmm

>>40971
Without spoilers? Allahu Akbar!
With spoilers: four + 1 Muslims in Britain play mujahedeen than slowly turn into real terrorist. It starts out as a comedy then the tone slowly turns serious and grim, as they transform from idealist blundering idiots, into idealist blundering dead.

>>38905
>Dekalog
Noice, I'll watch it.

>>41133
Huh, I forgot about that. Gonna look around maybe can get it from somewhere.

Not great, but not terrible. I enjoyed it.

Baguettes

Women with armpithair

Enthusiastically waving the white flag

Everything that pops into normal peoples mind when they think about france.

But let me tell you about french cinema. Its something marvelous.


I watched le profesional (1981) yesterday. Highly recommend it. Watch it bernd. Enjoy it. Savour it.

>>41287
>>41290
Hmm. I'm interested in both. Damascus Time was a curiosity, I enjoyed that.

>>41294
Belmondo is great. Both him and Alain Delon had some iconic movies. They even made films with both. Hungarian state telly broadcasted quite of few.
We shouldn't forget about Sophie Marceau and her thighs tho.
There's also Funes with his comedies.

I will watch vabank tonight polish movie

>>41307
What is it about?

Tomorrow Idiocracy. At 9 CET. Then later 22.
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

>>41309
I watched it already a couple of years back in school.

>>41310
Yeah, it was kinda mandatory to see it back then, I got the recommendation from a pal who said "you have to see it!" It turned out to be ok, tho I'm not sure if I had to saw it. Now these days while the circus is running on the other side of the Atlantic, it's just the right occasion to watch it.

>>41311
What I find funny is that nearly everyone thinks it's a great movie and what's shown there is true, but most people are the same like the people in the movie or just as stupid.

>>41312
Yeah. Luckily it doesn't come up often as topic in conversations.
When it came out Bush was in power I think it was repeated way too much that he was IQ 89.

>>41313
Honestly I don't see the point of such a movie. Everyone knows that eventually human civilization will fall and vanish, so why make a movie about that?

>>41314
Why not make a movie about that? Many movies are about it, no? But usually in form of some disaster, natural or zombie virus. It's a different take. Honestly they really should make more about the fall of civilization, how behaviour itself becomes the danger, and not some outside source.

>>41315
And I mean not as a comedy.

>>41315
>>41316
So I can feel even worse? I don't want to see the inevitable course of human civilization because it must make us sad.

>>41317
Heh. I haven't thought about you feel bad (tho I understood you don't like the movie). And movie makers probably think about such even less.
>it must make us sad.
It must? I thought people watch these as entertainment. All kinds of tragic topics were made into a source of entertainment. From books to dramas, whatever.

>>41290
Requesting more movies/series about ISIS/Syria war.

>>41319
Well I mentioned Damascus Time. It's Iranian. I think it's on youtube too. Or some other streaming service.

>>41308
bankrobber but I didnt watch it yesterday read a book instead

>>41310
are you a new swedebernd here

>>41314
Now that I rewatched I can say it has some nice jokes in it, really funny moments. While you are right about people thinking it's some deep enlightenment about the politics of our day and age, I think you also shouldn't take it that seriously and fall over to the other side of the horse.

>>41324
Wait? Was the movie screening already?

>>41325
The first one yes.
Still one left.

>>41326
What do you mean with the first one and "still one left"? Didn't you say yesterday that it would be tomorrow (so today)?

8:00 and 21:00 UTC
9:00 and 22:00 CET
11:00 and 24:00 MSK
19:00 and 8:00 AEDT
>>41327
We have two screening occasion.
In UTC it both on the 5th at 8 and 21.
In Australia (eastern daylight) that is 19:00 on the 5th, and 8am on the 6th.

>>41328
Oh I forgot to list EST:
3:00 and 16:00
and PST:
00:00 and 13:00

>>41328
Well that's a shame that I missed it. Still I don't understand why there are two screenings? Did you cut the movie in half? Or do you watch two movies?

>>41330
I watch them twice. I also eat a Twix during. Well the latter not really.
It's because the userbase is divided into three large groups, and two screening is almost acceptable. Or should be.

>>41331
Ah, so practically I didn't miss anything? The second screening is this evening? Do you show the movies with subtitles or without?

>>41332
If you can make it at 21 UTC then you haven't missed it yet.
Without subtitles. The stream would need hardcoded subs, but we rarely have a copy with one. Could be re-encode one with it, but my potato is too weak for that job.

>>41332
Tho I thought you are the Australian who post here, for him that would be 8am.
If you really are a German, then it starts at 22 tonight.

>>41334
Why wouldn't I be a real German? :D

>>41335
Because very few people posts here and that Australian fella gets Germball sometimes. So I don't really expect anyone from Germany.

>>41336
I see, well I'm looking forward to this evening, will you be there a bit earlier and watch (stream) YouTube videos?

>>41337
You are pulling my leg, don't you? Well, it's customary to do some pre-show screening. In the evening I usually start bout two hours earlier with some stuff.

>>41338
>You are pulling my leg, don't you?
what?

>>41339
Never mind.

Starting the next stream in two hours.
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner

It's on now.

Anyone seen Manchester by the sea?

>>41346
I don't think so. What's that?

watched vabank (1) yesterday. good movie. very comfy. polish sounds funny.

Finally watched this 2016 Oscar winning picture. You’ll like it if you like stories about gay drug-dealers and their struggles.

>>41402
Are these recommendations, or options for something? Should we vote which one you watch?
>you probably seen this one
Not really. Generally speaking Slavic movies aren't really popular outside Slavia. I'm breddy sure there are fair amount of decent ones, but just like kvas, their marketing isn't the shiniest.

>>41404
>Are these recommendations, or options for something
I don't know, just my impressions. But the movies are good, so you'll probably enjoy them.

>>41402
Day of the Wacko is on youtube btw
https://youtube.com/watch?v=MmQqpEy96r4 [Embed]

>>41402
>2.Day of the Wacko (Dzień świra) - you probably seen this one. Very Bernd-core. One of my favorites.
what is it about

>>41410
Guy is a little crazy, have those little obsessions and everything around him pisses him off. Plus a bit of commentary abour our society I guess.
Marek Kondrat (the main actor) did a brilliant job here, don't know if subtitles will suffice.

>>41402
Never heard about the 1st one. Also haven't seen the 3rd one myself but it caused quite a stir here, screams ranging from "WOW CATHOLISISM IS EVIL OPEN YOUR EYES PEOPLE" to "WOW STOP ATTACKING OUR CHURCH YOU EVIL HEATHEN PAGAN HERETICS" that were going for months. Normal people who didnt want to get emotionally involved were saying it was meh or ok but definitevly not worth all the fuss.

If you want good polish films for Bernd I recommend two commedies: CK Dezerterzy and Jak Rozpętąłem Drugą Wojnę Światową (How I unleashed 2nd World War).
First one is about a bunch of Australo-Hungarian soldiers of various nationalities conspiring to desert from army.
Second one follows one polish soldier during ww2 who travels around europe and mediteranean sea to join any army that fight against Germany. The famous Grzegorz Brzeczyszczykiewicz scene comes from this film.

If you can find those with subtitles I'm sure it will be a great watch.

>>41417
>CK Deseters
I remember this one - that we talked about it -, there are Hungarians too in the movie.
I would put the Grzegorz onto the Movie Corner list, but it would need hardcoded subs.

Rewatching House MD. Or more like running it as background noise, I've seen it a couple of times already. But. Never actually realized how fucking grim it is. Just look at this (more than likely incomplete) list:
- they kill a baby (to find the illness they subject two babies to a trial, giving them different drugs)
- Cameron almost got AIDS
- Foreman tries to infect Cameron (in the hope he makes her work harder to find the diagnosis)
- House got shot
- Cameron kills the researcher (euthanasia)
- House helps patient committing suicide (so he could donate his heart to his son)
- House ODs on Vicodin and alcohol on Christmas eve
- Cameron watches homeless man dying
- Foreman kills scam artist (misdiagnosis)
- Foreman tortures a kid extracting his bone marrow
- House suicide attempt (knife in the wall socket, to see what's on the other side)
- Thirteen kills the crippled guy and his dog (maybe accidentally, although I think some implication that the guy gave the drug to his dog, while committing suicide)
- Amber dies in accident
- Kutner commits suicide
- House ends up in a nut house
- Chase kills a patient (the mass murderer tyrant)
- Thirteen euthanizes her brother (probably helps to commit suicide)
- House ends up in prison
- Wilson gets cancer
- House fakes his own death
- House kills Wilson - implied
- House commits suicide - figures
Tried to organize this into chronological order with the help of Wikipee, also looked up some details, but not everything is written. While watching the show this isn't too apparent since the events are paced.