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Also known as "The Baby Cart Series" I've watched these a few times. On my own, then shared them with the boy, now it's the daughter's turn.
I love these movies. 6 in total: Set in Japan about a Samurai turned Assassin - Ogami Ittō - who must bide his time wandering the countryside with his son Daigorō awaiting to avenge himself upon the corrupt Shogunate that have forced him into these circumstances, it's the inspiration behind a lot of Tarantino's films.
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This - from the director of "Night Crawler", which was as horrifying as it was true:
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Jake Gyllenhaal and John Malkovitch. This could be good...
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This looks perfect:
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A short film that covers it all:
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Just to be fashionable, the latest from Netflix by Charlie Brooker of Black Mirror fame.
Now #1, I didn't enjoy it, but #2 - there was a lot to appreciate in it. Meaning my enjoyment is separate from the quality of it. It was - brilliant, inspired, well realized, worked across a variety of meta-levels, it was, in short, perfect, and in some dark sense probably reflects the future of entertainment - not the pause and choose - this will be done by eye tracking and details that grab your attention in the picture, your gaze alone will be enough for the computer or "television" to predict what choice you'd make, and provide you the "ending" you most would enjoy or appreciate.
That said, like with YouTube and Cellphone companies and the internet and banking, credit-cards, GPS, etc, etc, this is just one more step towards corporations "knowing" their audience, and knowing is synonymous with manipulating and what has been so far a very a dark governance.