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Longtime Dakkanaut





Oxfordshire

I found Peacemaker enjoyable in the main. Sure there are low points, but they never seem to last long enough to break the flow.

Two other things I've watched recently: City On A Hill - Kevin Bacon playing a corrupt cop in early 90s Boston. Good enough for me to keep watching after the first few episodes.

The Sopranos - never seen before so I tried a well loved series. I persisted eight episodes until I gave up. I love James Gandolfini but I cared nothing for his character, his character's family or any of the events. The show is clearly of his time, from before live recording was ubiquitous and box set bingeing was a thing. As a result when you watch one episode after another there's a general feeling that nothing happens to move the series forward. The gimmick with the psychologist gets boring quick and there's simply nothing there to grab hold of. One for the history books I think as modern TV production has moved on to a much better place.

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Vienna, Austria

The Gentlemen (2019)

It's a Guy Richie film about gangstery types in the United Kingdom, and it's pretty much what you'd expect. To be honest I didn't know it was a Guy Richie film at first and thought "they're trying really hard to be a Guy Richie film there". It's almost a parody of a Guy Richie gangster film, but with an impressive cast. Matthew McConaughey is the big gangster boss, Hugh Grant is a shady journalist type, Colin Ferrell is a ...coach and so on. Everybody is very rich, there aren't any sympathetic guys really.

It's no Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels and it certainly is no Snatch, but it's serviceable. It's not interesting by any means, the story just goes on and we're along for the ride to see what little thing happens next, there are some twists, but they're kinda silly.

Watch It if you're into that sort of stuff (which I am in general). It's alright and got some interesting performances. It does lack any sort of grime though, cameraderie or that little twinkle in its eye the prior films got. One might say that it goes on for a little too long. No need for a film like this to go 2 hours.


If you haven't seen it, watch Snatch, because it's really entertaining. I really like that film.

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The sole problem with that film is that Colin “awaiting a rational explanation” Farrell is in it.

Or indeed anything, given he’s demonstrably useless.

Need an Irish actor? Colm Meaney is right there, man. RIGHT THERE

   
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Italy

 Sigur wrote:
The Gentlemen (2019)

It's a Guy Richie film about gangstery types in the United Kingdom, and it's pretty much what you'd expect. To be honest I didn't know it was a Guy Richie film at first and thought "they're trying really hard to be a Guy Richie film there". It's almost a parody of a Guy Richie gangster film, but with an impressive cast. Matthew McConaughey is the big gangster boss, Hugh Grant is a shady journalist type, Colin Ferrell is a ...coach and so on. Everybody is very rich, there aren't any sympathetic guys really.

It's no Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels and it certainly is no Snatch, but it's serviceable. It's not interesting by any means, the story just goes on and we're along for the ride to see what little thing happens next, there are some twists, but they're kinda silly.

Watch It if you're into that sort of stuff (which I am in general). It's alright and got some interesting performances. It does lack any sort of grime though, cameraderie or that little twinkle in its eye the prior films got. One might say that it goes on for a little too long. No need for a film like this to go 2 hours.


If you haven't seen it, watch Snatch, because it's really entertaining. I really like that film.


Same feeling, the movie is ok but I am a fan of that kind of style too.

Lock & Stock and Snatch are absolute perfection.

 
   
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Something a bit different.

Beetlejuice, The Musical

Went to see this last night. It’s not a direct adaptation of the film, but it is good fun all the same. Set and cast are genuinely impressive, as are the songs and choreography and that. But, I think the overall thing will be marmite.

Me? I loved it, even if I did receive an emotional kick in the jewels from Lydia’s songs.

Sadly they don’t do DVD versions, so I can only hope it goes on tour, or at least comes to the West End.

   
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Devon, UK

Host

While Coronavirus and the impact of lockdowns will almost certainly echo through horror films for years to come, I suspect few will ever be as closely tied to those events as Host.

Depicted exclusively through the viewpoint of a Zoom conference call, a collection of bored friends conduct a remote seance. Sadly, in an effort to spice things up, one girl manufactures a story, only for the medium conducting the session to inform them that such a "false spirit" can provide a conduit for anything to manifest itself.

Needless to say, worst case scenario ensues.

It's difficult to be too critical of this film. Firstly, at 56 minutes, it doesn't demand enough of your time to really be upsetting about it being wasted even were it awful. It's really not awful though. The achievement of conceiving and making a film while the UK was in the deepest lockdown should be applauded, that they've made something that's at least entertaining and occasionally a little unsettling borders on remarkable.

Sure, it doesn't really do much new aside from the conceit of using Zoom as a justification for allowing the viewer to watch the events unfold. Several shots feel entirely lifted from other movies (one shot of a woman being dragged through a door by an unseen entity, only for the door to slam shut is pure Paranormal Activity) but fundamentally this movie is a perfect example of how horror is a genre that does so well when severe restrictions are placed upon it.

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The wise man doubts often, and changes his mind; the fool is obstinate, and doubts not; he knows all things but his own ignorance.

The correct statement of individual rights is that everyone has the right to an opinion, but crucially, that opinion can be roundly ignored and even made fun of, particularly if it is demonstrably nonsense!” Professor Brian Cox

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The best horror movies are the ones that don't have a budget to work with more often than not.

   
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Longtime Dakkanaut





Oxfordshire

Star Trek: the next generation season1

I haven't watched this stuff since the 90s and it's shockingly good. I was expecting the flimsy staging and awkward costumes would expose this as outdated twaddle, yet I'm surprised to find that the budget limitations only add to the charm and creativity.

Also, male extras walking around in mini dresses. Damn, they were ahead of their time.

If I'm to be critical then there are a few things they got wrong. Wesley Crusher and over sexualisation are both annoyingly rampant. There's an undercurrent of fanfic writing that permeates everything, but it's not so bad that it brings the whole edifice down. And it's clear they didn't have a clue what they were doing with Troy to begin with. Sigourney Weaver's parody of both Troy and Uhuru in Galaxy Quest was spot on.

But the characters develop quickly. Frake's "Tom Sawyer" leadership contrasts well with Stewart playing the man who has become accustomed to being obeyed. Early on the doctor is unafraid to let it be known that she rules her domain and there's nothing the captain can do about it, while doing it different from the original series. And Burton has already got the swagger and ability to reveal the "but wait.." macguffin that he will come to rely on when promoted.

The characters of Troy, Worf and Data are in need of development, but we got plenty of seasons to come for them to move up. Really, surprisingly good.

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I’d agree it still holds up.

Riker and Picard really pays off, when Picard reveals he chose Riker precisely because he’d stand up to him.

I couldn’t tell you the season let alone episode that’s revealed, but it absolutely makes sense. Both are very competent, very confident Ranking Officers. But Picard choosing Riker so he would be challenged if making the wrong call is proper Chef’s Kiss Trek. And it speaks a lot of Picard’s wisdom.

I bloody love TNG, eclipsed solely by DS9.

   
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Oxfordshire

Just got Paramount+ which has all the Trek stuff. I nearly skipped straight to DS9, which was my Trek when growing up. But if you bypass TNG then you miss out on half of the best personal story line in the saga - the ongoing misery of why the universe hates Chief O'Brien.
(He's not only an engineer but also the only consistent NCO in all series. I can personally relate with that fella)

The Picard bit with Riker was from the very first episode. Picard challenged him before he had greeted him onto the crew. I'm just watching episode 12 and the cast are clearly having a blast. McFadden and Spinner are chewing the scenery with gusto.

One of my favourite stories of the time was Stewart (a great theatrical actor) being asked if he didn't think taking a cheesy sci-fi role was a step down. He responded that all the roles of kings he'd played was training for taking the chair of a starship.
It's difficult for that man to be any more gorgeous.

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Finished Terrahawks and moved onto a binge of Stingray.

It follows the adventures of Troy and "Phones" as pilots of the titular Submarine that battles an underwater race that sees Man as invaders of their incredible aquatic kingdom. Character of note is Marina who is silent but can breath underwater, and even has her own song in the closing credits.

Really good fun!

Casual gaming, mostly solo-coop these days.

 
   
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 Henry wrote:
Just got Paramount+ which has all the Trek stuff. I nearly skipped straight to DS9, which was my Trek when growing up. But if you bypass TNG then you miss out on half of the best personal story line in the saga - the ongoing misery of why the universe hates Chief O'Brien.
(He's not only an engineer but also the only consistent NCO in all series. I can personally relate with that fella)

The Picard bit with Riker was from the very first episode. Picard challenged him before he had greeted him onto the crew. I'm just watching episode 12 and the cast are clearly having a blast. McFadden and Spinner are chewing the scenery with gusto.

One of my favourite stories of the time was Stewart (a great theatrical actor) being asked if he didn't think taking a cheesy sci-fi role was a step down. He responded that all the roles of kings he'd played was training for taking the chair of a starship.
It's difficult for that man to be any more gorgeous.


TNG is definitely solid. In retrospect, it definitely gets better as it goes on, and many (possibly all?) the cast credit Sir Patrick for that. He was certainly the most widely experienced actor for sure. It is kind of cool to hear largely positive tales from those involved.

Skipping forward significantly, Chain of Command had absolute highlight scenes, scenes which I cannot imagine any other actors carrying off in the circumstances. It could almost be Star Trek, A Two Man Play.




This one especially…..whilst I dearly hope I’ll never be in a position to find out? In also hope that should it happen, I demonstrate testicular fortitude of Jean Luc Picard.


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Vienna, Austria

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
The sole problem with that film is that Colin “awaiting a rational explanation” Farrell is in it.

Or indeed anything, given he’s demonstrably useless.

Need an Irish actor? Colm Meaney is right there, man. RIGHT THERE


I love Colm Meaney as much as the next guy, but I don't have a single problem with Colin Farrell either to be honest. Especially if he's dressed up like a clown anyway.


Last night I watched Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels (1998) again.

I watched it on Netflix, and boy did they do a weird job in digitizing it or codecing it or whatever. The film's grainy, that is true, but not THAT grainy, is it?
Lock, Stock is enjoyable, but to me Snatch will always be the way superior film. I do like the reduced scope Lock, Stock though and how claustrophobic the whole world is.

Watch it.





Now to something even more interesting though. I just watched a film on TV: Piercing (2018).

Film adaptation of a book. Family man (Christopher Abbott) has the urge to murder somebody with an ice pick, so he goes on a 'business trip' to hire a prostitute (Mia Wasikowska) to stab her. He's planning it all meticulously, he's got a little diary in which he wrote down all his thoughts on the matter, and so on, and then things go a bit different than planned.

What a stylish, stylish film. It must make reference to 70s/80s cinema, but I don't think I've ever seen a single Giallo film, so I wouldn't know. The whole world is pretty irreal, city skylines quite clearly are models (which I love), the rooms are either dark or in a twilight, dominated by black or bordeaux red walls, silk or velvet. Lynchian looking, but not quite Lynchian feeling, but I'm sure you get the idea.

Not sure I've seen Abbott in anything before, and Mia Wasikowska looked vaguely familiar to me. I'd seen her in Only Lovers Left Alive! (not in any of the Alice films, because I'm a git and only watch GOOD films. ) Funny.

Speaking of which, this film's quite the ride. First off, it's just over 80 minutes in length, which is lovely. But it takes us for a ride. There are some twists and turns, there's some stuff that's quite open for interpretation, there's a bit of graphic violence, many humorous bits, some romance, some body horror, and son on.

Spoiler:
The back and forth between the two before he lays the cards on the table is hilarious.


I guess in the end it's about what we want, what we want in another person, how to express that. Stuff like that. And loads of SM vibes.

Watch It. It's an interesting film that sticks with ye.

   
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Peacemaker

Really good fun! Impressed with the cast, John Cena in particular.

Will the joke survive second and subsequent series? Who knows. But this one series was great.

   
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MacGyver

Fancied some nostalgia, as I’ve not seen this since I was a kid, and Season 1 was a piffling £5 on Prime.

You cannot whack a bit of 80’s action nonsense. And this is every bit of it. Plus Terry “I invented Daleks and Davros, I did” Nation contributed to it. So it’s bound to be good!

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MN (Currently in WY)

Into the Woods

The film adaption of that famous play with James Corden in the lead! <Que booing and hissing from MDG>

For those not familiar, this is the text book example of "subverting expectations" if not one of the successful originals. The first half is all fairy tale goodness, while the second half is all post-apoc fantasy nightmare. Subtext galore in this film.

Despite that.... well.... I have always found Into the Woods a little dull. No idea why as it normally would be the kind of thing I would dip my beak in and chew on like a bird with a juicy set of eyes!

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Booing and hissing???

Booing and hissing????

Look. There’s a brick in the post to you. Once it arrives, please lob it through your window.


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The Princess

Saw the trailer. Film is not at all what I expected. For a start it’s far too violent to be a kids’ film, so parents be aware!

It’s got mixed reviews, but I enjoyed it. Some fun swordplay, decent acting. Downside is the action can be a wee bit repetitive.

Solid enough fare for a night in.

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Vienna, Austria

Some good soul put "The Pervert's Guide to Ideology" up on youtube. Enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBcFLmu_tlc

   
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Devon, UK

For a start it’s far too violent to be a kids’ film,


It's rated 16+ on D+, I don't think there's any intent for it to be for kids.


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Jeruzalem

Not a typo, that's the name of the film, although surprisingly it's not about zombies.

I was drawn to this movie for two reasons, firstly that it's a found footage horror and that's a sub genre I enjoy, but more specifically I saw it talked about on a documentary, where they mentioned that due to the difficulty of getting permits to film in Jerusalem, they'd done a lot of the location work in a guerilla style, actually filming in the way that the film was presenting itself as being filmed. I figured that it would be an interesting view of the holy city, and it might somehow add some authenticity.

While I was largely right about the former, it has to be said that it doesn't really add much in terms of the latter.

Jeruzalem in a nutshell is a low budget version of Cloverfield with an end of days twist. It's an intriguing setup, but sadly it's let down by some fairly fatal flaws.

Chief amongst which is that we have 2 female protagonists in a film written, directed and produced by 2 brothers who apparently don't know how to write women. Neither seems to have any sort of proactivity and they rely on (largely male) characters to tell them what to do and where to go most of the time. The lead's grief at the loss of her brother seems to manifest itself by turns as sleeping with the any male she's currently interacting with for no apparent good reason and self pitying whining, whereas her best friend couldn't be more cookie cutter "popular high school girl" if they'd dressed her in a cheerleader's outfit.

It's a shame, also, that the VFX fall just short of being convincing enough to be let off the hook, as witnessing the night that the gates of hell opened is still a compelling idea for this format, just sadly this film doesn't do it justice.

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We find comfort among those who agree with us - growth among those who don't. - Frank Howard Clark

The wise man doubts often, and changes his mind; the fool is obstinate, and doubts not; he knows all things but his own ignorance.

The correct statement of individual rights is that everyone has the right to an opinion, but crucially, that opinion can be roundly ignored and even made fun of, particularly if it is demonstrably nonsense!” Professor Brian Cox

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Dr Strange 2

I did not will care for his one, even Lizzie O's yummyness couldnt counter balance the sheer twaddle

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Leader of the Sept







On holiday and catching up with some films.

Watched Terminator Dark Fate and Logan yesterday.

Terminator was great, in that it largely followed a well trodden formula. The set pieces were good, and there was a good amount of property destruction. My brain was firmly switched off, so not really looking for negatives. It was ‘splodey enough to keep such thoughts at bay.

Logan was impressive, but pretty grim. I liked how they just let the film set the background rather than having some kind of horrible text crawl or voice over explaining how the world had changed.

That was similar for Terminator as well actually. I guess most people watching it will already understand the whole premise enough that the studio managed to avoid beating it into everyone’s faces.

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Devon, UK

Off Season

From the trailer, you'd be forgiven for expecting a movie the borrows heavily from the likes of The Wicker Man, Midsommar or the esoteric Jude Law TV series The Third Day.

In many ways, you'd be right, if any of those had been written by H P Lovecraft.

Marie receives a letter informing her that her mother's grave has been desecrated, and she should return to the island (I assume in the Florida Keys, but it's never explicitly stated) where she's buried to authorise the restoration as a matter of urgency.

Forgiving this rather thin pretext, what then ensues is a film that was hugely evocative to me of many late night films watched during my teenage years. Films that you've probably never heard of, but still end up staying up late to see the end of.

The director uses a variety of methods to deprive the viewer of information, chiefly amongst them the copious amounts of mist, the existence of which in such quantity defies any rational explanation but adds to the slightly dreamlike quality that the movie inhabits. There's more subtle mechanisms at work too, such as leaving the camera static when many films would cut to show you what's happening out of frame.

There's very little to be had in terms of gore or scares, Off Season instead opts for a more cerebral approach, with a slow burn (despite a short run-time) that leans heavily on the viewer's interpretation of events to instill dread. Bonus points are awarded for the lead taking time to figure out a complex bridge mechanism rather than automatically knowing what buttons to press in which order.

Consequently, Off Season won't be for everyone, but if you feel like you're in its target audience, it's one to seek out.

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We find comfort among those who agree with us - growth among those who don't. - Frank Howard Clark

The wise man doubts often, and changes his mind; the fool is obstinate, and doubts not; he knows all things but his own ignorance.

The correct statement of individual rights is that everyone has the right to an opinion, but crucially, that opinion can be roundly ignored and even made fun of, particularly if it is demonstrably nonsense!” Professor Brian Cox

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Wait…has Dakka glitched?

I would swear blind I’ve read those posts before.

   
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Devon, UK

I've just posted, so no.

We find comfort among those who agree with us - growth among those who don't. - Frank Howard Clark

The wise man doubts often, and changes his mind; the fool is obstinate, and doubts not; he knows all things but his own ignorance.

The correct statement of individual rights is that everyone has the right to an opinion, but crucially, that opinion can be roundly ignored and even made fun of, particularly if it is demonstrably nonsense!” Professor Brian Cox

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Weird.

I genuinely swear blind I’ve read the preceding posts before.

Maybe I’ve glitched?


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 Flinty wrote:
On holiday and catching up with some films.

Watched Terminator Dark Fate and Logan yesterday.

Terminator was great, in that it largely followed a well trodden formula. The set pieces were good, and there was a good amount of property destruction. My brain was firmly switched off, so not really looking for negatives. It was ‘splodey enough to keep such thoughts at bay.

Logan was impressive, but pretty grim. I liked how they just let the film set the background rather than having some kind of horrible text crawl or voice over explaining how the world had changed.

That was similar for Terminator as well actually. I guess most people watching it will already understand the whole premise enough that the studio managed to avoid beating it into everyone’s faces.


I like how Dark Fate neatly did away with the other sequels, or at least firmly shoved them into another reality.

I do get that Carl’s scenes are quite cringey, but I feel they overall work. Sarah in particular his amazing. Everything she learned in the originals comes to the fore. The loss of John bringing a bitter sweetness to her and the world’s survival (as if fate meant the survival of John or A Better Future, never both).

The whole of the thing really works.


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9-1-1

First came across this on my holiday, and it’s really rather good. Just found the first four seasons on Disney+ (suspect it’ll be Hulu in the USA, as in the U.K. that’s rolled into D+ as Star).

It’s kind of lo-fi police procedural. Each episode has a number of short stories, and the focus is largely on the Emergency Service folks, more than the situation.

It’s quite easy watching, and I recommend it.

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I also got the impression that maybe some posts got a tiny bit jumbled up? I thought I'd read some, but above them were a few I'd never seen before. May be wrong though.


Anyway, last night I watched the beginning of For Your Eyes Only. Perfectly fine stuff (possibly one of the best James Bond theme songs?). So while James Bond and Carole Bouquet (there's a photo of her on wikipedia from 2013. She hadn't aged. It's crazy) were running from the baddies after he'd gotten himself captured and she'd crossbowed the baddie into the pool I looked up some stuff about the film, had a look at what else the director had directified.

Ran into a curious British-made 1994/95 tv show based on a sci-fi film that was shot 10 years prior, but never was aired. The show is called SPACE PRECINCT and is up on youtube, as I realized much to my delight. It's utterly incomprehensible to me how this isn't one of the go-to "cult tv shows" or a thing people spoofed 15 years ago or 'youtube reviewers' called attention to equally long ago. I like me some NYPD Blue, I very much enjoy the Alien Nation tv show and the thing's from 1994/95, so I had to give it a go.

And so should you. It's got to be seen to be believed. It's about a NY policeman who is restationed to a police precinct on a far away planet, where he does policework with lots of alien policepeople and his youthful parner. I jsut watched the first episode so far, and it's not good, but highly interesting. Especially considering what else was on tv at the time.



Unrelated: I watched a few episodes of the Buck Rogers TV show. Excellent theme music, otherwise it's solid space fun.

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Buck Rogers. Where aggressive Alien Dignitaries are “treated” to a roller disco.

And everyone wonders why they kicked off….

   
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although S2 of Buck was a prime example of waaaay too much coke in 80s telly land

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Look, all I’m saying is if this isn’t a Casus Belli, I don’t know what is.



   
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I feel that the poor dancers and in particular the choreographer was somewhat restricted by the towel sized dance floor. However it is entirely possible that the scene could never be truly salvaged.

Please excuse any spelling errors. I use a tablet frequently and software keyboards are a pain!

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