the way i predicted 1h 43m before

#movie13
🎬: Movie 13/1200

🎞: “The Martian” (2015)

🎥: Directed by Ridley Scott

📍: Home
📅: Winter, 2026
🔁: 1st watch

⏳: 2h 31m

💬:
It feels like your typical sci-fi movie, but it's heavily hyped by Matt Damon and 20th Century Studios. The plot follows a group of four astronauts on an expedition to Mars. Like so many movies in this genre, Earth is in danger, and NASA sends a crew to save humanity once again.

The reason the movie is called The Martian comes down to a guy named Mark. During a harsh Martian hurricane, he fails to make it back to the spaceship on time due to blinding sandstorms and flying celestial debris. From there, the movie revolves around what it truly feels like to be completely alone on another planet with limited resources, while teaching the audience a few clever survival lifehacks along the way.

🌟: 4.6/5

🔖: #mindvault #thriller #scifi

alright

#movie14
🎬: Movie 14/1200

🎞: “The Boy in Striped Pajamas” (2008)

🎥: Directed by David Heyman

📍: Home
📅: Summer, 2024
🔁: 1st watch

⏳: 1h 34m

💬:
I don’t fully know why, but sometimes I feel drawn to stories where evil seems to win, or at least where people are forced to live inside systems built by cruelty and power. It’s not always the exact same scenario, but something along those lines.

Movies like The Shawshank Redemption, Schindler’s List, or Saving Private Ryan feel universal because they affect audiences across the world. Themes of oppression, inequality, and abuse of power are recognizable in many places and periods of history, even outside wartime and even in societies that saw themselves as more equal.

The movie I’m talking about follows two little boys from completely different backgrounds and ethnic origins. One is the son of a high-ranking Nazi German officer, and the other is a Jewish boy. Both are very young (around five years old), and through their eyes we see completely different standards of life existing side by side in the same area.

It reminds me of places (Brazil,India,maybe idk)where extreme inequality exists close together—where one group lives in comfort while, only a short distance away, others struggle to survive.

I’m not trying to disrespect the filmmaker’s work or spoil anything important. If you’re interested, just watch the movie yourself and see how it portrays life around concentration camps such as Auschwitz and the ways Nazi Germany persecuted and dehumanized Jewish people.

🌟: 4.9/5 (I’m not Zionist btw 😁 and it’s evil to do massacre with only emotions)

🔖: #mindvault #thriller #philosophicalshit

#movie15
🎬: Movie 15/1200

🎞: “One Flew Over The Cuckoo's nest” (1975)

🎥: Directed by Michael Douglas

📍: Home
📅: Summer, 2023
🔁: 1st watch

⏳: 2h 13m

💬:
The word “At least I’ve tried” is the core.

🌟: 5/5

🔖: #mindvault #drama

should i have to go for 200 sec dips station standing today

any tips calisthenics guys?

~the best time to plant a tree was 10 years ago and second best time is now
*Japanese Legend*

It has been more than a year at this point with this channel. First, I want everyone to know that I stopped posting stuff here for the past 2 months.

The reasons for stopping were unintentional in my own sense. The first and foremost reason was APs. After getting brutally humbled by my scores, I realized there was always a toxic bubble that surrounded me with illusions. It took me long enough to recover from what I did (roughly 3.5 weeks). Only this experience exposed other mistakes I made as a person to other people (hurting them without knowing). As Adam Smith's famous "invisible hand" theory states: even if one does bad to another, there is always a benefit indirectly. The case was somewhat similar to mine, as I opened this channel for the purpose of writing amateur articles about nearly everything.

First, before moving to Tashkent for SS, I can vividly remember I was a boy with some delusional goals and an disproportionate worldview. To fit into the environment in September (2025), I did everything to socialize even if it was against my true self. Naturally, being fake exhausted me in like 6 months already, where I was having problems with my other classmates. 1.5 years in Tashkent alone made me more mature with my words and actions (living in my uncle's house was part of it, hahahah). Back in the day in my own hometown, I was never challenged a bit by other guys in specific ways (I believe it was the primary reason for the illusory bubble I lived in).

I can frankly say this 1.5-year experience taught me how reality looks the hard way. Until that time, all of my worldview came from the countless movies I watched back home (yeah, I have a habit of taking unique traits from characters) and, more importantly, books (which I started to read regularly at age 14, pretty late). However, after starting my second high school year, I just lost my true self (it includes habits, way of speaking, and attitude towards others).

I probably took your precious minutes, but it was something that I wanted to let myself know so as not to repeat it again. Anyways, it's also helpful to polish my writing through reflections like this. So now it's a brand new year for this channel, and I hope I'll show everyone who I truly am and share every thought of mine toward things (so you can give constructive criticism if you want). Writing all of these things may look cringe, but it was needed. All of these things were meant to inspire people I know, not to look smart or for other purposes.

Thank you for understanding.

how it felt to watch la la land, seven, tenet and oppenheimer in span of 3 days

why not in cryll💔

isnt it plagiarism

took long time✌🏻