#which order

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Which is the correct order?

Ruben, Jon, Zach, Angel

Jon, Ruben, Zach, Angel

Voting ended onJan 2, 2025

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Thunderbirds are go Quiz! In what order from left to right, do the portraits on the wall in the lounge appear?

Alan, Gordon, Virgil, Scott, John, Lady Penelope

Kayo, Scott, Virgil, John, Gordon, Alan

John, Gordon, Kayo, Virgil, Scott, Alan

Lady Penelope, Gordon, Scott, Alan, Virgil, John

Scott, Virgil, Alan, Gordon, John, Kayo

Voting ended onDec 25, 2024

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Scott, Virgil, Alan, Gordon, John, Kayo

Several examples from different episodes as proof.😁

[misfitqueen119]

Books Before Movies...or not.

I have this unwritten rule that I’ve pretty much followed all my life concerning the great Book v Movie debate: I never watch a movie before reading the book. If for some reason, I end up accidentally watching the movie before reading the book (either because I didn’t know there was a book or someone tricked me into it), I usually will avoid reading the book altogether. Today, however, I had an interesting experience while watching The Silence of the Lambs--which I had never seen before.

With the Hannibal Lecter series in particular, I made sure to read ALL the books, in chronological order, before watching any of the movies or the TV show. After watching Hannibal Rising and Red Dragon, I finally got around to watching The Silence of the Lambs and I was disappointed to say the least. I can’t say exactly what the problem was, but I didn’t think it really lived up to all the hype. Of course, I can’t deny that Anthony Hopkins is a phenomenal actor--especially by the standards he set with this performance--but I can’t go around recommending this movie. If I’m being honest, however, the whole horror genre (or whatever Hannibal is) doesn’t appeal to me in general so maybe it was a stretch to expect I would love it, but the criminal and psychological aspect is SO me. Even when reading The Silence of the Lambs, I didn’t find it nearly as interesting or horrifying as Red Dragon. Suffice to say, I couldn’t wait for the movie to end, mostly because I already knew how it ended and had nothing to look forward to in watching it. This isn’t the first time this has happened to me--when I tried watching Veronika Decides to Die after reading the book, I couldn’t get into it. So now I am rethinking everything I’ve ever known.

In some ways, it makes sense that these book-movies with suspenseful or surprising endings don’t go over as well the second time around, but shouldn’t I--as a visual person--still enjoy watching the theatrical representations? I’ve always read the books first because I believed in the power of my imagination and the power of the author’s words so I didn’t want to miss anything that the author may have chose to include, but maybe there’s an exception: if a movie adaptation is widely recognized as being excellent, then perhaps it is okay to forego the book. 

The other possibility is that I have gotten so accustomed to watching shows and having storylines wrapped up, more or less, in 20-45 minutes that I can’t really sit through a whole two hours. However, immediately after The Silence of the Lambs, I went ahead and easily watched The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (which I have seen before) and I have read and absolutely loved those books--although a long time ago, so I don’t remember everything. 

In semi-related news, I am now obsessed with Mike Vogel (Eric in Sisterhood). Because I have nothing else to add to my initial topic, I’ll go ahead and throw in a little disclaimer that I am so ready for a Sisterhood Everlasting movie.

[justcallthepros]

Star Wars: which order should you watch the star wars episodes

Here is the big question of the month: In which order should you watch the star wars episodes.

With the new episode, “The Force Awakens” hitting theaters tomorrow, we all need to be re-watching the classics to catch ourselves up with this amazing movie series.

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[itsdauntlessbitch]

I really need your guys opinion!

Which order should the 1st 3 songs be in??

Born to die, Blue Jeans, National Anthem

National Anthem, Blue Jeans, Born to die

Blue Jeans, National Anthem, Born to die