The title sequence of the Movie version of Alan Moore's Watchmen is pretty much perfect in capturing the passage of time and showing how we got to the point at which our story begins. Aided and abetted by Bob Dylan's The times they are a changing
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TWENTY FIVE YEARS OF KOREAN CINEMA
The not so bittersweet life of Korean Cinema From Oldboy to Squid Game, Korea has led the way in film and TV in the first 25 years of the ce...
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