#Tron asterisk

[wynandcore]

Quick redraw of a shot in the Tron Asterisk trailer. I’m so excited to see my psychotic boy on the big screen!!

Also had to doodle the tweaked threads he was sporting. I’m really liking the 1982 boots, so silly

And. This? That very brief clip of overlaying programs reminded me of the uomo universale okay

[cmdrjanus-2]

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[tron-asterisk]

The creative team dropped the new logo for Tron Asterisk! It looks fantastic!

[grid-daisies]

Okay I've been taking my time thinking through that trailer but-

I seriously think I saw Beck in the trailer! I know someone else mentioned seeing him on a bike but that quick pan to a program on the roof watching Rinzler on the ground...I paused the trailer and zoomed in on what I could see of the program's circuits. I think that's Beck!!

[radwolf76]

I know he's only onscreen in that one scene in Tron Asterisk, (good thing too, otherwise the complaints about furries being added would be even worse than they already are, as if furries weren't responsible for a significant chunk of network infrastructure), but I had to do some fan art of my favorite new character, DirCat:

@tron-asterisk @allronix

[allronix]

I'm pretty sure the Washowskis are going to put some of the content from the manga into the film itself to give context to those who haven't read it. Because few things are more annoying than "stuff you have to "you have to read all the supplemental material to get before you walk into the movie."

But the decision to go animated with all the in-grid stuff and mix with live action in the User world is brilliant. It navigates around a lot of the issues on a 40 year old property nicely. And you can do things in animation that would not be possible in live action.

You know one of my favorites piece of Tron Madea is the manga Tron: atonement

I think it is a beautiful story of Tron having to deal with his gillt with what he did as the rinzler and having to find himself again after the events of legacy.

It's like a battle shonen if anyone is wondering and the fight are fantastic

The art is fantastic with beautiful backgrounds and characters designs ( they drew Tron so fine 🤤)

The seen in the argon ark were Tron reunites with Beck. With Beck not fully trusting Tron and is skeceptical that Tron has fully broken free from clus control. especially what Beck seen what the horrors Tron has done as the rinzler ( Even though in the deepest part of his heart he still Hoped that the Tron he knew was still there,)and Tron realize that beck wasn't the same apprentice he last seen. This is a Beck that has seen the horrors of war and blaming himself for dragging beck into the war and causing beck sofering. I really like the father and son moment after they both defeated general pavil and both deciding to move on and forgive. I also love it when beck decideds that he's going to help Tron on his journey and stays in the cast.( The joke that Tron makes that beck is like a bug that he still needs to teach. For some reason it was really funny to me)

And don't get me started In the Encom ark when Tron is reunited with Yori for the first time in a long time. The way they both looked at each other. Both seeing the other has changed a lot over the many cycles since they were apart but at the same time looking at each other with sad loving eyes. The way Yori put her hand on Trons face rubbing his scar with her thumb and telling Tron with a smile" your still has handsome as ever." And Tron leaning in to her hand and looking at her one eye and saying " and your still the most beautiful program that has ever rez." ( Kill me please (⁠༎ຶ⁠ ⁠෴⁠ ⁠༎ຶ⁠))

This manga also bless us with Sam and Beck geeking out over motorcycles and cars together.

I also think this manga for exploring the father and son relationship between Sam and Alan.

[cmdrjanus-2]

/* To the mun: Just wanna say, I love the little animation you made of the Tron Asterisk logo! It looks amazing! Also It may have taken me a while to realize you make all the 3D art of your muses yourself... I am in AWE of your skill! */

Thank you for the kind words and support! 😄

[snowingclouds]

Not to be horny on main, but uh, sorry to everyone in the discord who heard me yapping about this.

Anyways, here's a snippet! I'll explore my thoughts on programs off-grid a little bit more in the future (basically a person stuffed with y2k style tech), and I'm still figuring out how to characterize these two.

Also, notion has the asterisk italic thing, and because I'm copying this over on my phone, I'm not fixing it for tumblr.

Objectophilia, voyeurism, and Sam/Tron below.

This felt too intimate to watch, but it was the kind of intimacy that Tron was needing, craving. He had done sexual acts with the User, of course, but he never allowed himself the intimacy. After all, ripping a program into an analogue and fleshy world rarely has expected outcomes. He wasn’t fully human. He wasn’t human in the first place, but his body now had an amalgamation of ports and circuits along with flesh. He couldn’t allow Sam to see that. Maybe it was more tolerable in the Grid knowing that there was effectively nothing, just voxels, under his skin. He didn’t dare show him what he looked like now underneath compression shirts and leggings.

There’s an interesting thing about humans. They like things that look closer to them, they care more for things that looked human as well. Tron didn’t question Sam’s affection. No, he didn’t, but he was afraid of himself. He didn’t want to disturb Sam. Humans get skittish about things perceived as other.

But then what was this? What was he seeing?

Sam’s hand gripped the tank tightly while the other gripped the exhaust pipe as he ground his hips into the vinyl seat. He threw his head back and took in breaths of the dusty garage air with parted lips. His skin was red down to where it disappeared underneath his shirt. Small sounds that made their way from his throat echoed in the concrete space. Tron watched his fingers slip into the exhaust and slid them along the walls of it. Sam dipped his head down and huffed.

“Come on,” he whispered. His fingers came back smudged and dirtied by the exhaust build up, but it didn’t seem to slow him down as he reached to the side and wiped his fingers on a rag. “Fuck, yeah. Yeah, come on. Make me.”

Tron felt his stomach flip, though not unpleasantly. His circuits itched and burned. He only hoped that they weren’t bright enough to give him and his voyeurism away. How long had he been doing this? How long had he been in here getting off on the glossy paint of the tank? Did he do this before? Silently, Tron touched the circuit line on his forearm. It didn’t carry the same welcome sting as a User’s touch, but it quelled the burning. The line glowed under his touch. Something in him begged him to keep watching, even if it was wrong, with the passion of a creature kept on a leash. His mind supplied him with curiosity and perverse images.

He needs to be on that thing. Where did that thought come from? Doesn’t matter. His mind was already running with it. That was something fun about having a fleshy brain adjacent to a computer in his skull. Minds had a tendency to just run. Right now, it took that thought and pulled it along into new places. He needed to be on that with Sam, to sit slotted between him and the bike, to have his fingers dipping into his ports like he dipped into the exhaust and pulled out grime.

Sam’s back rippled as he gripped the tank and leaned far enough forward to get his hand around the chassis. He worked his hips into the seat with a death grip on the frame. Sam appeared to be lost in thought, unaware of anything outside of the garage as he panted and rocked.

“Come on—” Sam groaned again lifting himself up and down into the seam between the seat and the contoured tank. Did he have any idea how he looked?

Tron could almost imagine he was talking to him, calling out to *him,* begging *him* to make him spill over the glossy finish. Tron wanted to step forward, to force him down and make him know that he was watching, wanted to feel that sticky release on his circuits making him light headed, wanted to hear him groan. Maybe his predatory security software was still in him. Maybe. Who knows?

[progress-log]

git-commit The contributors to these repositories know that a well-crafted Git commit message is the best way to communicate context about a change to fellow developers (and indeed to their future selves). A diff will tell you what changed, but only the commit message can properly tell you why. Peter Hutterer makes this point well: Re-establishing the context of a piece of code is wasteful. We can’t avoid it completely, so our efforts should go to reducing it [as much] as possible. Commit messages can do exactly that and as a result, a commit message shows whether a developer is a good collaborator.

A well-cared for log is a beautiful and useful thing. A project’s long-term success rests (among other things) on its maintainability, and a maintainer has few tools more powerful than his project’s log. It’s worth taking the time to learn how to care for one properly. What may be a hassle at first soon becomes habit, and eventually a source of pride and productivity for all involved. In this post, I am addressing just the most basic element of keeping a healthy commit history: how to write an individual commit message. There are other important practices like commit squashing that I am not addressing here.

In order to create a useful revision history, teams should first agree on a commit message convention that defines at least the following three things:

Style. Markup syntax, wrap margins, grammar, capitalization, punctuation. Spell these things out, remove the guesswork, and make it all as simple as possible. The end result will be a remarkably consistent log that’s not only a pleasure to read but that actually does get read on a regular basis.

Content. What kind of information should the body of the commit message (if any) contain? What should it not contain?

Metadata. How should issue tracking IDs, pull request numbers, etc. be referenced? The seven rules of a great Git commit message

Separate subject from body with a blank line

Limit the subject line to 50 characters

Capitalize the subject line

Do not end the subject line with a period

Use the imperative mood in the subject line

Wrap the body at 72 characters

Use the body to explain what and why vs. how

Firstly, not every commit requires both a subject and a body. Sometimes a single line is fine, especially when the change is so simple that no further context is necessary. For example:

Fix typo in introduction to user guide

Nothing more need be said; if the reader wonders what the typo was, she can simply take a look at the change itself, i.e. use git show or git diff or git log -p. However, when a commit merits a bit of explanation and context, you need to write a body. For example:

Derezz the master control program MCP turned out to be evil and had become intent on world domination. This commit throws Tron's disc into MCP (causing its deresolution) and turns it back into a chess game.

Commit messages with bodies are not so easy to write with the -m option. You’re better off writing the message in a proper text editor.

—

Example:

Summarize changes in around 50 characters or less More detailed explanatory text, if necessary. Wrap it to about 72 characters or so. In some contexts, the first line is treated as the subject of the commit and the rest of the text as the body. The blank line separating the summary from the body is critical (unless you omit the body entirely); various tools like `log`, `shortlog` and `rebase` can get confused if you run the two together. Explain the problem that this commit is solving. Focus on why you are making this change as opposed to how (the code explains that). Are there side effects or other unintuitive consequences of this change? Here's the place to explain them. Further paragraphs come after blank lines. - Bullet points are okay, too - Typically a hyphen or asterisk is used for the bullet, preceded by a single space, with blank lines in between, but conventions vary here If you use an issue tracker, put references to them at the bottom, like this: Resolves: #123 See also: #456, #789

5. Use the Imperative Mood The imperative can sound a little rude; that’s why we don’t often use it. But it’s perfect for Git commit subject lines. One reason for this is that Git itself uses the imperative whenever it creates a commit on your behalf. Writing this way can be a little awkward at first. We’re more used to speaking in the indicative mood, which is all about reporting facts. That’s why commit messages often end up reading like this:

Fixed bug with Y

Changing behavior of X

And sometimes commit messages get written as a description of their contents:

More fixes for broken stuff

Sweet new API methods

To remove any confusion, here’s a simple rule to get it right every time.

A properly formed Git commit subject line should always be able to complete the following sentence:

If applied, this commit will your subject line here

6. Wrap the body at 72 characters

Git never wraps text automatically. When you write the body of a commit message, you must mind its right margin, and wrap text manually.

The recommendation is to do this at 72 characters, so that Git has plenty of room to indent text while still keeping everything under 80 characters overall.

A good text editor can help here. It’s easy to configure Vim, for example, to wrap text at 72 characters when you’re writing a Git commit. Traditionally, however, IDEs have been terrible at providing smart support for text wrapping in commit messages (although in recent versions, IntelliJ IDEA has finally gotten better about this).

Take a look at the full diff and just think how much time the author is saving fellow and future committers by taking the time to provide this context here and now. If he didn’t, it would probably be lost forever.

[allronix]

What do you all make of the theme of Sam's speech in the trailer? The one about making a world where computers serve humans and not humans serving machines?

I know we heard only a snippet in the trailer, and it could be out of context, but are they foreshadowing Sam taking on some Clu -type ruthlessness post-Legacy or just punking us?

thought: since we're all pretty upset with the direction of tr/3n...why don't we just Goncharov the third movie?

Not Tron Aries. The actual Tron 3. The one made with love for it's fans. You know the one I'm talking about.

[pastelbatfandoms]

Movie Survey

Cause I’m bored.Did not create. Bold the movies you've seen, italic the ones you've seen part of, asterisk the ones you own, and add three on to the end. (Crossing out what I did not like)

01. Trainspotting 02. Shrek 03. M 04. Dogma 05. Strictly Ballroom 06. The Princess Bride 07. Love Actually* 08. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings 09. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers 10. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 11. Reservoir Dogs 12. Desperado 13. Swordfish 14. Kill Bill Vol. 1 15. Donnie Darko 16. Spirited Away* 17. Better Than Sex 18. Sleepy Hollow 19. Pirates of the Caribbean 20. The Eye 21. Requiem for a Dream 22. Dawn of the Dead 23. The Pillow Book 24. The Italian Job 25. Goonies 26. Baseketball 27. The Spice Girls Movie 28. Army of Darkness 29. The Color Purple 30. The Safety of Objects 31. Can't Hardly Wait 32. Mystic Pizza 33. Finding Nemo* 34. Monsters Inc. 35. Circle of Friends 36. Mary Poppins 37. The Bourne Identity 38. Forrest Gump 39. A Clockwork Orange 40. Kindergarten Cop 41. On The Line 42. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 43. Final Destination 44. Sorority Boys 45. Urban Legend 46. Cheaper by the Dozen 47. Fierce Creatures 48. Dude, Where's My Car 49. Ladyhawke 50. Ghostbusters 51. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 52. Back to the Future (All 3 parts) 53. An Affair To Remember 54. Somewhere In Time 55. North By Northwest 56. Moulin Rouge 57. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* 58. The Wizard of Oz 59. Zoolander 60. A Walk to Remember 61. Chicago 62. Vanilla Sky 63. The Sweetest Thing 64. Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead 65. The Nightmare Before Christmas 66. Chasing Amy 67. Edward Scissorhands 68. Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert 69. Muriel's Wedding 70. Croupier 71. Blade Runner 72. Cruel Intentions 73. Ocean's Eleven 74. Magnolia 75. Fight Club 76. Beauty and The Beast* 77. Much Ado About Nothing 78. Dirty Dancing* 79. Gladiator 80. Ever After 81. Braveheart 82. What Lies Beneath 83. Regarding Henry 84. The Dark Crystal* 85. Star Wars  86. The Birds 87. Beaches 88. Cujo 89. Maid In Manhattan 90. Labyrinth* 91. Thoroughly Modern Millie 92. His Girl Friday 93. Being John Malkovich 94. Run Lola Run 95. The Color of Paradise 96. Ghost in the shell 97. Tron 98. Tomb Raider 99. Almost Famous 100. Alice in Wonderland (Disney Version) 101. Dr. Strangelove 102. Kairo 103. Stir of Echoes 104. Lilo & Stitch 105. Brazil 106. Heathers 107. Talk to Her 108. Memento 109. Young Frankenstein 110. The Rocky Horror Picture Show 111. Mulholland drive 112. Dogville 113. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind 114. Lost in Translation 115. Some like it Hot 116. Punch-drunk love 117. Gohatto 118. Full Metal Jacket 119. Death on the Nile 117. Practical Magic 118. Amélie 119. Butterfly Effect 120. Cast Away 121. Tangled* 122. Frequency 123. The Others* 124. American Beauty 125. The Last Samurai 126. Ghost World 127. Taxi Driver 128. The Royal Tenenbaums 129. Cube 130. Nosferatu 131. Nuovo cinema Paradiso 132. Koroshiya Ichi 133. The Thing (John Carpenter) 134. Jûbei Ninpûchô (a.k.a. Ninja Scroll) 135. The Kingdom (all parts) 136. Wir Kinder Vom Bahnhof Zoo 137. Secretary 138. Hellraiser 139. Avalon 140. Heat 141. Out of Africa 142. True Romance 143. Goodbye Lenin 144. Vengo 145. Pulp Fiction 146. Crazy Beautiful 147. Grease 148. Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels 149. Four Rooms 150. Festen 151. Tillsammans/Together 152. Central Do Brasil 153. Closer 154. Rounders 155. Sliding Doors 156. Stand by Me 157. The Shawshank Redemption 158. The Green Mile 159. Velvet Goldmine 160. Dracula 2000 161. King Arthur 162. Hedwig and the Angry Inch 163. Top Secret! 164. The Virgin Suicides 165. Camelot 166. The Emperor's Wife 167. Gormenghast 168. Shallow Grave 169. Playing by Heart 170. A Life Less Ordinary 171. Garden State 172. Interview With the Vampire 173. The Never Ending Story 174. Corpse Bride 175. Dead Poets Society 176. Imagine Me and You

177. Clueless*

178. Toy Story*

179. Matchstick Men*

[spaceandthedigitalfrontier]

...there is a blog, now. @tron-asterisk. I don't have the brain power to give it a proper theme at the moment, but it exists.

[beverlyhoebillies]

Movie Watchlist

Beause I’m bored, and I’ve seen A LOT of movies (did not create)

Bold the movies you've seen, italic the ones you've seen part of, asterisk the ones you own, and add three on to the end. (Crossing out what I did not like)

01. Trainspotting

02. Shrek

03. M

04. Dogma

05. Strictly Ballroom

06. The Princess Bride

07. Love Actually

08. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings*

09. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*

10. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*

11. Reservoir Dogs

12. Desperado

13. Swordfish*

14. Kill Bill Vol. 1*

15. Donnie Darko

16. Spirited Away

17. Better Than Sex

18. Sleepy Hollow

19. Pirates of the Caribbean*

20. The Eye

21. Requiem for a Dream

22. Dawn of the Dead

23. The Pillow Book

24. The Italian Job*

25. Goonies*

26. Baseketball

27. The Spice Girls Movie

28. Army of Darkness

29. The Color Purple

30. The Safety of Objects

31. Can't Hardly Wait

32. Mystic Pizza

33. Finding Nemo*

34. Monsters Inc.

35. Circle of Friends

36. Mary Poppins

37. The Bourne Identity

38. Forrest Gump

39. A Clockwork Orange

40. Kindergarten Cop

41. On The Line

42. My Big Fat Greek Wedding

43. Final Destination

44. Sorority Boys

45. Urban Legend

46. Cheaper by the Dozen

47. Fierce Creatures

48. Dude, Where's My Car

49. Ladyhawke

50. Ghostbusters

51. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

52. Back to the Future (All 3 parts)

53. An Affair To Remember

54. Somewhere In Time

55. North By Northwest

56. Moulin Rouge

57. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets*

58. The Wizard of Oz*

59. Zoolander*

60. A Walk to Remember

61. Chicago

62. Vanilla Sky

63. The Sweetest Thing

64. Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead

65. The Nightmare Before Christmas*

66. Chasing Amy

67. Edward Scissorhands

68. Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert

69. Muriel's Wedding

70. Croupier

71. Blade Runner

72. Cruel Intentions

73. Ocean's Eleven

74. Magnolia

75. Fight Club

76. Beauty and The Beast

77. Much Ado About Nothing

78. Dirty Dancing

79. Gladiator*

80. Ever After

81. Braveheart*

82. What Lies Beneath

83. Regarding Henry

84. The Dark Crystal

85. Star Wars 

86. The Birds

87. Beaches

88. Cujo

89. Maid In Manhattan

90. Labyrinth

91. Thoroughly Modern Millie

92. His Girl Friday

93. Being John Malkovich

94. Run Lola Run

95. The Color of Paradise

96. Ghost in the shell

97. Tron

98. Tomb Raider*

99. Almost Famous

100. Alice in Wonderland (Disney Version)

101. Dr. Strangelove

102. Kairo

103. Stir of Echoes

104. Lilo & Stitch

105. Brazil

106. Heathers

107. Talk to Her

108. Memento

109. Young Frankenstein

110. The Rocky Horror Picture Show*

111. Mulholland drive

112. Dogville

113. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind

114. Lost in Translation

115. Some like it Hot

116. Punch-drunk love

117. Gohatto

118. Full Metal Jacket

119. Death on the Nile

117. Practical Magic

118. Amélie

119. Butterfly Effect

120. Cast Away

121. Tangled

122. Frequency

123. The Others

124. American Beauty

125. The Last Samurai*

126. Ghost World

127. Taxi Driver

128. The Royal Tenenbaums

129. Cube

130. Nosferatu

131. Nuovo cinema Paradiso

132. Koroshiya Ichi

133. The Thing (John Carpenter)

134. Jûbei Ninpûchô (a.k.a. Ninja Scroll)

135. The Kingdom (all parts)

136. Wir Kinder Vom Bahnhof Zoo

137. Secretary

138. Hellraiser

139. Avalon

140. Heat

141. Out of Africa

142. True Romance

143. Goodbye Lenin

144. Vengo

145. Pulp Fiction

146. Crazy Beautiful

147. Grease*

148. Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels

149. Four Rooms

150. Festen

151. Tillsammans/Together

152. Central Do Brasil

153. Closer

154. Rounders

155. Sliding Doors

156. Stand by Me

157. The Shawshank Redemption*

158. The Green Mile

159. Velvet Goldmine

160. Dracula 2000

161. King Arthur*

162. Hedwig and the Angry Inch

163. Top Secret!

164. The Virgin Suicides

165. Camelot

166. The Emperor's Wife

167. Gormenghast

168. Shallow Grave

169. Playing by Heart

170. A Life Less Ordinary

171. Garden State

172. Interview With the Vampire

173. The Never Ending Story

174. Corpse Bride*

175. Dead Poets Society

176. Imagine Me and You

177. Clueless

178. Toy Story

179. Matchstick Men

180. Inventing the Abbotts

181. Buffalo 66’

182. Swingers

[evecolourshock]

THERE'S ART NOW HOLY FUCK-!!!!!!

Who else is hyped for Tron Asterisk

[astercontrol]

With all the talk of Tron: Asterisk, where are all the mentions of Tron: Aries?

You know, the furry spinoff about Ram's life rerezzed as a discus throwing champion at the Animalympics?

Hey, it's already MY favorite animated Tron series!

[thatfraudcassandra]

Film Survey

MOVIE SURVEY

Bold the movies you've seen, italic the ones you've seen part of, asterisk the ones you own, and add three on to the end.

01. Trainspotting

02. Shrek

03. M

04. Dogma

05. Strictly Ballroom

06. The Princess Bride

07. Love Actually

08. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings

09. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

10. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

11. Reservoir Dogs

12. Desperado

13. Swordfish

14. Kill Bill Vol. 1

15. Donnie Darko*

16. Spirited Away

17. Better Than Sex

18. Sleepy Hollow

19. Pirates of the Caribbean

20. The Eye

21. Requiem for a Dream

22. Dawn of the Dead

23. The Pillow Book

24. The Italian Job

25. Goonies

26. Baseketball

27. The Spice Girls Movie

28. Army of Darkness

29. The Color Purple

30. The Safety of Objects

31. Can't Hardly Wait

32. Mystic Pizza

33. Finding Nemo

34. Monsters Inc.

35. Circle of Friends

36. Mary Poppins

37. The Bourne Identity*

38. Forrest Gump

39. A Clockwork Orange

40. Kindergarten Cop

41. On The Line

42. My Big Fat Greek Wedding

43. Final Destination

44. Sorority Boys

45. Urban Legend

46. Cheaper by the Dozen

47. Fierce Creatures

48. Dude, Where's My Car

49. Ladyhawke

50. Ghostbusters

51. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

52. Back to the Future (All 3 parts)

53. An Affair To Remember

54. Somewhere In Time

55. North By Northwest

56. Moulin Rouge

57. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets*

58. The Wizard of Oz

59. Zoolander

60. A Walk to Remember

61. Chicago

62. Vanilla Sky*

63. The Sweetest Thing

64. Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead

65. The Nightmare Before Christmas

66. Chasing Amy

67. Edward Scissorhands*

68. Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert

69. Muriel's Wedding

70. Croupier

71. Blade Runner

72. Cruel Intentions

73. Ocean's Eleven*

74. Magnolia*

75. Fight Club*

76. Beauty and The Beast

77. Much Ado About Nothing

78. Dirty Dancing

79. Gladiator

80. Ever After

81. Braveheart

82. What Lies Beneath

83. Regarding Henry

84. The Dark Crystal

85. Star Wars (the orginial aka episode 4)

86. The Birds

87. Beaches

88. Cujo

89. Maid In Manhattan

90. Labyrinth

91. Thoroughly Modern Millie

92. His Girl Friday

93. Being John Malkovich

94. Run Lola Run

95. The Color of Paradise

96. Ghost in the shell

97. Tron

98. Tomb Raider

99. Almost Famous*

100. Alice in Wonderland (Disney Version)

101. Dr. Strangelove

102. Kairo

103. Stir of Echoes

104. Lilo & Stitch

105. Brazil

106. Heathers

107. Talk to Her

108. Memento*

109. Young Frankenstein

110. The Rocky Horror Picture Show

111. Mulholland drive

112. Dogville

113. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind*

114. Lost in Translation

115. Some like it Hot

116. Punch-drunk love

117. Gohatto

118. Full Metal Jacket

119. Death on the Nile

117. Practical Magic

118. Amélie

119. Butterfly Effect

120. Cast Away

121. Tangled

122. Frequency

123. The Others

124. American Beauty

125. The Last Samurai

126. Ghost World

127. Taxi Driver

128. The Royal Tenenbaums

129. Cube

130. Nosferatu

131. Nuovo cinema Paradiso

132. Koroshiya Ichi

133. The Thing (John Carpenter)

134. Jûbei Ninpûchô (a.k.a. Ninja Scroll)

135. The Kingdom (all parts)

136. Wir Kinder Vom Bahnhof Zoo

137. Secretary

138. Hellraiser

139. Avalon

140. Heat

141. Out of Africa

142. True Romance

143. Goodbye Lenin

144. Vengo

145. Pulp Fiction

146. Crazy Beautiful

147. Grease

148. Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels

149. Four Rooms

150. Festen

151. Tillsammans/Together

152. Central Do Brasil

153. Closer

154. Rounders

155. Sliding Doors

156. Stand by Me

157. The Shawshank Redemption*

158. The Green Mile

159. Velvet Goldmine

160. Dracula 2000

161. King Arthur

162. Hedwig and the Angry Inch

163. Top Secret!

164. The Virgin Suicides

165. Camelot

166. The Emperor's Wife

167. Gormenghast

168. Shallow Grave

169. Playing by Heart

170. A Life Less Ordinary

171. Garden State

172. Interview With the Vampire

173. The Never Ending Story

174. Corpse Bride

175. Dead Poets Society

176. Imagine Me and You

177. 21 Grams

178. Se7en

179. Funny Games (2007)