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Re: The Hint: I get that, due to time zones, some of you would have a harder time being around for the hint than others, but my idea with this hint was to make it very difficult. Given how little time I left the hint up, it's not supposed to be an easy hint where everyone can easily view it. I probably won't reuse this hint idea again, but I just felt like using it this once.

So all in all its a good movie with heartwarming scenes and perfect casting in Matt Damon. But it doesn't take much risks.Its performance at 2015 oscars aside the message of team work and ignoring the differences is well conveyed. Supporting cast on space has nothing much to do but the cast on earth is very good. A simple way to explain this movie even though its a blockbuster is martian is like a fruit juice where as movies like the dark knight or wolf of wall street or revenant are more like drugs. You know they are bad for you but you can't help yourself but use them.And also something like frozen movie gives you happiness or a well made comedy.But you get the same thing by chatting with old friends or eating your favorite food or visiting a new place. Where as a cocktail of misogyny + masculinity + thrill + criminal behavior mix is something very rare. You can't get that in a Disney ride. You need something that only some movies can give.

But then it hit me: the horse is essentially Dorothy's hourglass, the meter by which to measure the patience and tolerance for the world that these two unfortunate souls live in. By the time we follow these two out in the windy world more often, we've practically resigned ourselves to the world around the characters and are fed up with the horse's antics. We don't need anymore reminders of just how hard life is, and that's exactly what the horse is: a pain in the neck trying to make some room among all the other pains. And by the time we change our tactics on how to handle pain, we've changed somehow, maybe by just accepting that life doesn't get any better than that. Even looking at that empty bottle of palinka tells us that we can't even hide away with alcohol.

The Martian (Ridley Scott, 2015)

Presumed dead and left behind, astronaut Matt Damon has to find ways to survive until he can communicate with NASA and await another manned mission to Mars.

The Turin Horse (Béla Tarr & Ágnes Hranitzky, 2011)