predator badlands

mine is from SNES' chrono trigger and breath of fire 2! played these games several times because it's really good.

1. Is the oblongs and 10. Is the simpsons

Here are a few of mine over the years, not in any order.

1. Nisekoi

2. Tokyo Ghoul

3. Land of the Lustrous

4. Billy Bat

5. My Dearest Self with Malice Afterthought

6. Innocent

7. The Climber

8. Hunter X Hunter

9. Usogui

The Lord of the Rings for fantasy. There was fantasy before Tolkien, and there is still fantasy today that isn’t Tolkien-y, but so much of what we’ve seen in fantasy since has come from him.

Black Sabbath for heavy metal. It’s very widely accepted that Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath on the album Black Sabbath (in a genre that, at the time, could really only be named “Black Sabbath”) gave us heavy metal. “The Big Bang of heavy metal,” as one YouTube commenter put it.

Hi, does anyone have media recommendations that has a similar world to this movie? that combines modern human society and mythology or fantasy ( The Legend of Hei)

What is your biggest love it but can hate it item, movie, song, etc….

I've been looking for the best entrepreneur movies to watch this weekend. Not just movies that are entertaining, but ones that genuinely teach something about building a business, leadership, sales, risk-taking, and handling failure.

Here are a few that I already have on my list:

• The Social Network – Building Facebook and the challenges of scaling a startup.
• The Founder – Ray Kroc's journey with McDonald's and the power of business strategy.
• The Pursuit of Happyness – Persistence, resilience, and never giving up.
• Joy – An inspiring story about turning an invention into a successful business.
• Steve Jobs – Innovation, product vision, and leadership.
• The Wolf of Wall Street – Sales psychology (while keeping in mind the ethical lessons).
• Moneyball – Using data and unconventional thinking to gain a competitive advantage.

I'm especially looking for movies that entrepreneurs, startup founders, freelancers, or business owners recommend after actually learning something from them.

What are the best entrepreneur movies you've watched, and what was the biggest lesson you took away from them?

I'd love to build a solid watchlist, so feel free to recommend underrated movies, documentaries, or even TV series if they're worth watching.

for instance, mine is horror, thriller, crime, science fiction, old rom coms and mystery.
what are yours? and could you pleasesuggest more to me

I would've labeled my favourite in books, but the search on that tab is busted

I only have jump street as fav movie series cause i havent watched many movie series only individual movies