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⌈ Secret Post #2927 ⌋

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[Log Horizon]

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[Red Dwarf / Stargate Atlantis]

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[Sleepy Hollow]

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[Disney / Doctor Who]

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[Cinderella 2015]

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[Daria / NCIS]

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[Benedict Cumberbatch]

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[Boku no Hero Academia]

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[community]

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[Young Avengers]

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[Game of Thrones]

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[PSYCHO-PASS/Katekyo Hitman REBORN!]

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[Dragon Age]

Notes:

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Have you seen 'The Conversation', 1974, Gene Hackman? A surveillance expert records a conversation in a crowded square for a job, and hears a reference to someone killing/being killed in it, and proceeds to spend the entire movie obsessing and agonising and struggling to decide what to do about it, in light of an early job of his which resulted in three deaths. It's taut and more psychological than action. You might enjoy it?

Also, I was reminded recently of a film called 'The China Syndrome', about a conspiracy in a nuclear power plant to cover up bad workmanship that could lead to meltdown. It was released in 1979, 12 days before Three Mile Island, which apparently alarmed quite a few people.

The original 'The Taking of Pelham One Two Three', from 1974, is much more psychologically orientated than the 2009 remake, too. Same with the original 'Assault on Precinct 13', 1976. 70s thrillers in general tended to be a lot slower and more thoughtful, I think. They had a different sense of pacing.

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