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    Personal impressions from movies I had seen

    StarWars fans: where present meets the past and the future

    6th May 2007

    came across this photo at Flickr. Must-see for any StarWars-lovers!
    (“read more” for the photo here…)
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    Computer tomography: animated GIF (~500 kb)

    2nd March 2007

    At the web-site for the annual Gliwice Scientific Meetings (left-top of the logo) there are 3 GIFs related to computer tomography. I found the last one good to save:
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    Mondscheintarif (2001)

    15th February 2007

    This is an emotional and feminine movie. It’s pleasant, entertaining, and even a bit unusual. I didn’t see some clear message delivered by Mondscheintarif, but I did enjoy the movie.
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    The Man Who Wasn’t There (2001)

    15th February 2007

    This might be worth seeing once, but definitely not twice or more.
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    Proof (2005)

    29th January 2007

    Do not watch the “Proof”, unless you like long, boring, pseudo-scientific movies.
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    The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005)

    27th January 2007

    Yesterday I watched this. This is the movie which can be said to “be different, not like others”.
    I will try not to retell the plot – for this, visit IMDB’s page for the three burials.
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    Ring of the Nibelungs (2004)

    31st October 2006

    I classified this movie as an “epic fairy tale” from the very first seconds. I even suspected that main events might be happening “nowadays”, but fortunately I had to throw away both this assumption and the “fairy tale” from the definition. Despite some drawbacks, the movie is definitely good.
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