I have hit my 2000th film milestone after logging films since 2007 (I originally was a member of imdb, but joined Letterboxd in 2016 and have since deleted my old account).

My first film: Strike (1925)
My latest film: The Mule (2018)

Best fan edits I have seen:
Dune (1984) Alternative Edition Redux fanedit by spicediver
youtu.be/MK5eoV93oyg

The Thief and the Cobbler (1993) Recobbled Cut by Garrett Gilchrist
youtu.be/QPSNMz9vM90

Meteopolis Redux (1927/1986) Gilchrist Anderson restoration of Giorgio Moroder cut of…

I originally saw all of Kieslowski's "The Decalogue" a few years back. I downloaded a rather poor copy and burnt them to dvd-r, watching them after hearing all the praise it has gotten from Stanley Kubrick, Roger Ebert, and the like, who think of the mini-series as one of the best films ever made. I was a bit underwhelmed by it all, and found it more of a chore to sit through them all than I had originally hoped.

Now…

There's no real permanence or tension to any of the stakes or action that happens on screen, so when a character is in danger, or dies, you feel that they are going to come back in the next film. There are too many scenes of cgi characters punching eachother that my interest waned far too quickly into the bloated two and a half hour running time, which is disappointing since I really enjoyed all the recent Marvel movies since "Captain…