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Ah sorry, I thought this was a movie series. TV shows makes more sense.

Are you only looking direct download source?

There were 33 smurf movies within a period of 8 years, am I getting this right?

Thank you for sharing and thank you to OP!

I prefer full seasons releases, but weekly can be OK is some cases.

Also depends how much I like the show. I generally only tolerate weekly if I am big fan, otherwise I just wait till the full season is released.

He is an American oligarch, bad faith and dishonesty are to be expected in everything they say or do.

I love the spaced out, slightly psychedelic 90s jungle/DNB.

From the article:

However, there could be a fairly simple explanation there: Morpheus dies in the MMO game The Matrix Online. That specific event in the game is considered canon because the writer-directors, the Wachowskis, gave their approval to the game.

They are developing a new matrix movie?

I watched The Matrix Resurrections at home and I gave up halfway through, still haven't finished it. There were some cool scenes in the early part of the movie that were almost breaking the fourth wall and seemed to pick up the spirit of the introductory scenes in The Matrix (I wish those cyberpunk/dystopian elements were expanded in the original), but Resurrections quickly started to go down the drain after that.

Many great recommendations.

Some other that I don't think were mentioned so far:

• The Baron Against the Demons / El barón contra los Demonios (2006) - Completely insane Spanish action/scifi

• Hellevator (2004) - Crazy Japanese scifi with action/horror elements

• Zone 39 (1996) - Cool low budget Australian cyberpunk-adjacent movie

• Nirvana (1997) - Excellent Italian cyberpunk thriller

• Shocking Dark (1989) - 80s Italian ripoff of two famous scifi/action movies from the time

• Webmaster / Skyygen (1998) - Solid Danish 90s style cyberpunk thriller

• Neon City (1991) - Solid post-apocalyptic flick

• Cold Harvest (1999) - Kungfu flick with a post-apocalyptic setting

• Def-Con 4 (1985) - Post-apocalyptic action/adventure

• Slipstream (1998) - Post-apocalyptic film with beautiful mountain cinematography, with Mark Hamil as the bad guy

• Cyborg (1989) - Jean-Claude Van Damme kicks ass in a post-apocalyptic future

• Radioactive Dreams (1984) - A strange mix of post-apocalyptic movie and 40s era pulp detective

• Nightflyers (1987) - 80s space horror based on a novel by George R R martin

• Terminal Invasion (2002) - Low budget The Thing ripoff with Bruce Campbell

• Shadowzone (1990) - Horror set on an isolated base

• Population 436 (2006) - A Stephan king style horror with Fred Durst

• The Langoliers (1995) - A unique, almost scif-fi, horror/thriller based on a Stephen King novella

• Black Mountain Side (2014) - Isolated norther research station horror

• Butterfly Kisses (2018) - A somewhat novel take on the found footage genre, has flaws though

• The Last Winter (2006) - Norther isolated research station horror

• The Presence / Danger Island (1992) - Solid thriller/horror tv movie.

• Cyber Bandits / A Sailor's Tattoo (1995) - Wholesome adventure/cyberpunk movies from the 90s with Martin Kemp

• Mars (1997) - Olivier Gruner visits a Martian colony to kick ass

• Alien Cargo (1999) - A somewhat well done TV movie Alien ripoff, but more a thriller than a horror

• Lord of the Deep (1989) - The Abyss ripoff (even more low budget than DeepStar Six and The Leviathan)

• Future Fear (1997) - Solid softcore action/scifi

• Hybrid (1997) - Solid softcore horror/action vaguely based on Alien

• Forbidden World (1982) - Softcore vaguely based on Alien

I thought it was ok for what it was. But then again, I like b-movies and especially mystical horror b-movies.

Super sad. As someone of mixed euro-south asian background (although I identify more with the euro side of my background), I had a mad crush for Gwen Stefani in the 90s/2000s. She had an Indian boyfriend and wore the bindi in her video clips (as a hot blonde).

And their music from the time is really fucking good. Tragic Kingdom and to a lesser extent Return Of Saturn have only gotten better with age. Stefani's early solo stuff is solid too, not even close to Tragic Kingdom, but that's a big mountain to cross.

EDIT: Watched the Twitter video with Stefani, it looks like a parody. I have no issue with Lent or religiosity, but American-style Christianity is clearly fake. I say this as an atheist, but one that has read the Bible multiple times, both independently and as part of college courses.

Bu that's not it. The video/music in "Sunday Morning" is fun and full of optimist. You have the upbeat ska-rock, the 90s style slapstick video direction.

And then you watch the Twitter video with Stefani shilling "the incredible 40 day [religious app] challenge" and immediately what comes to mind is "Fuck this!!!!"

This is a super good track.