Anonymous
6/15/2025, 5:32:31 AM No.211477096![MOV_3e05a1d2_b[1]](/images/tv/1749958351824745.jpg)
what are some middle-east kinos?
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Anonymous
6/15/2025, 5:40:46 AM No.211477389
I quite liked The Covenant.
If I remember right, Extraction takes place there and that was fun.
The director's cut of Kingdom of Heaven is kinda cool.
If I remember right, Extraction takes place there and that was fun.
The director's cut of Kingdom of Heaven is kinda cool.
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Anonymous
6/15/2025, 5:59:09 AM No.211478061
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 6:02:59 AM No.211478176
Three Kings is severely underrated
https://youtu.be/qdHGKoSxZdI?si=AjE-uX7GQnXDDd-_
https://youtu.be/qdHGKoSxZdI?si=AjE-uX7GQnXDDd-_
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 6:52:24 AM No.211479831
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Anonymous
6/15/2025, 7:44:13 AM No.211481450
>>211479831
My favorite silent flick
My favorite silent flick
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 7:46:28 AM No.211481519
>>211477096 (OP)
Wadjda, a surprisingly subversive film about a young girl from Saudi Arabia
Wadjda, a surprisingly subversive film about a young girl from Saudi Arabia
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 7:56:05 AM No.211481846
Holy Spider
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 7:58:45 AM No.211481950
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 8:03:43 AM No.211482103
>>211477096 (OP)
The highway shootout scene was filmed near where I lived in Gilbert, AZ. I remember riding with my mom in the car and we got confused when we tried to get on the freeway and found it was blocked the day they were filming. We saw some trailers and production vehicles as we drove over the overpass, so that was cool. It's really funny watching that scene and knowing you drive down that same freeway multiple times per month. It's like the "Waterloo" water park scene in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure: that was filmed at the Sunsplash water park in Mesa, another place I went to dozens of times as a kid.
The highway shootout scene was filmed near where I lived in Gilbert, AZ. I remember riding with my mom in the car and we got confused when we tried to get on the freeway and found it was blocked the day they were filming. We saw some trailers and production vehicles as we drove over the overpass, so that was cool. It's really funny watching that scene and knowing you drive down that same freeway multiple times per month. It's like the "Waterloo" water park scene in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure: that was filmed at the Sunsplash water park in Mesa, another place I went to dozens of times as a kid.
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 8:05:11 AM No.211482146
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 8:06:19 AM No.211482176
>>211477096 (OP)
Generation War
Generation War
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 8:29:24 AM No.211482814
>>211477389
The afghan wife in covenant was very preddy
The afghan wife in covenant was very preddy
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 8:54:54 AM No.211483442
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 1:39:08 PM No.211488323
>>211477096 (OP)
Don't know
Don't know
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 1:44:32 PM No.211488408
>>211482656
>In an interview with Jewish American Tikkun magazine, Hany Abu-Assad was asked, "When you look ahead now, what gives you hope?", "The conscience of the Jewish people," he answered. "The Jews have been the conscience of humanity, always, wherever they go. Not all Jews, but part of them. Ethics. Morality. They invented it! I think Hitler wanted to kill the conscience of the Jews, the conscience of humanity. But this conscience is still alive.… Maybe a bit weak.… But still alive. Thank God."[9] In an interview with the Tel Aviv-based newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, Abu-Assad stated he views Palestinian suicide attacks as counter-terrorism, and that had he been raised in the Palestinian territories instead of in his Arab-Israeli home city of Nazareth, he would have become a suicide bomber himself.[10]
>In an interview with Jewish American Tikkun magazine, Hany Abu-Assad was asked, "When you look ahead now, what gives you hope?", "The conscience of the Jewish people," he answered. "The Jews have been the conscience of humanity, always, wherever they go. Not all Jews, but part of them. Ethics. Morality. They invented it! I think Hitler wanted to kill the conscience of the Jews, the conscience of humanity. But this conscience is still alive.… Maybe a bit weak.… But still alive. Thank God."[9] In an interview with the Tel Aviv-based newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, Abu-Assad stated he views Palestinian suicide attacks as counter-terrorism, and that had he been raised in the Palestinian territories instead of in his Arab-Israeli home city of Nazareth, he would have become a suicide bomber himself.[10]