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I see fire Inside the mountain And I see fire Burning the trees🎶 🎶 🎶

u/untom7 — 28 days ago
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My first solo hike, Jamacho

First of all shout-out to u/DearButtercup_ thank you for helping me with all the information, made it very easy for me. Never did a solo hike till today felt a bit weird at first but as the walk began those feelings went away. I want to try again is there any one day hike. And lastly those who went for the Jamacho hike how long did it took you to reach at the top? I am curious and want to confirm something of mine too.

u/untom7 — 29 days ago
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From Jamacho hike today.

Besides pic 1, others were encounterd on the way back. Pic 2's bug was in RIP state. Pic 5 was very sneaky didn't even notice it crawling on my leg. Overall very few encounter happened. 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

u/untom7 — 29 days ago
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Elephants in the Fog

A very tight story with good storyline plus bgm too. Drama thriller genre with good social commentary as well. Given a chance nepali movie can deliver a banger. Got the hype for the movie, all those praises were well deserved. But sad to see not a lot of people showed up for the movie today. Hope tomorrow it's gonna be different.

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u/untom7 — 1 month ago
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Insidious: Out of the Further

Pretty mid and not scary enough, almost same recycled story from the previous ones. If you're planning on watching it anyway, do stay for the post credit scene though. It's not that the movie is completely disastrous, it's a moment of brilliance. To sum it up in one sentence would like to quote that Gattuso's press conference moment - "Sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shite!!"

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u/untom7 — 2 months ago
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Binge watching Insidious

Any horror peeps planning to watch Insidious: Out of the Further this friday??

u/untom7 — 2 months ago
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The End of Oak Street

Went alone to watch this one, pretty generic movie. You can just pick up from anywhere still won't miss a thing. One of those movie which can be played at background while you do your household chores and every now and then you watch it.

Watched it at City Square Mall, Samakhusi 11:15am show. But the experience was not good, even before the movie started the light went out plus when the movie finally started around 20 maybe 30 minutes mark the visual quality dropped. It looked like as if the hall played a sd format. People complained to the staff and we saw projector being wipe on the screen. 😅

u/untom7 — 2 months ago
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Intense courtroom drama.

Spoiler Alert : That blind mf almost killed the dog.

u/untom7 — 2 months ago