Today there is no anecdote, but there is a movie recommendation (at the request of some dear readers). Since I'm not going to recommend movies that we all already know, the idea is to scrape the bottom of the pot for the unknown, the ignored, and the forgotten.

On the other hand, this list is fixed, it does not move according to your votes. I did it this way so that you can reference them by number in the comments, without the risk of looking like fools when the photo changes number due to voting. What do you think? Next time I promise a story. Dump in between, we'll do it, so I don't burn your (or my) head. Thanks for reading!

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"An entrance, seriously?"
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Everything is a lie!
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Is it a trick?
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"Home recordings are killing music and are illegal"
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The server went down
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Today's recommended movie is "Duel" (1971), a TV movie directed by a then-unknown Steven Spielberg. It is a simple film, without frills, that tells a small but absolutely fantastic story. Shot 100% on location, on a lost highway in the United States, it tells the story of an ordinary guy who, at some point, for some reason, starts being pursued by an ominous rusty truck. An overlooked little gem in Spielberg's career.