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Excalibur is not art house, it's just an 80's fantasy film. The movie is actually good because instead of trying to tackle some of the myths fully (which is impossible), they tried to showcase the change from the age of pagan mysticism to the new age of Christian Knightly ideals. Merlin is a little over the top as well as Mordred, however it still works.
also it has
*ahem* SEX BOOBA SEX

>>16650696
Tristan is a bit of a slog, because of the endless tournaments, however it is worth it to witness the missadventures of the super autist Palomides

>the new Organon
>not even that new
wtf

>>15974366
god... i have like the exact opposite opposite position.

i detest their god awful tonal unmusical language and trite aesthetics and surfacelevel wisdom.

bit i think the chinese are amazing people who have embodied the ideals of the hegelian prussian state were an indiviguals wants are syncretic with the nation and the family values. the balance of the indivigual and the civic. becoming the great state that it is. how do i reconcile these two positions?

Tell me about the Goose.

>>15673498
>rationalwiki
...really?

>>15599001
>ywn be a goose knight

What should I read on Kabbalah to understand the deeper Jewish secret meaning of Genesis and what was revealed to Adam (pbuh)?

>>14645126
>ywn live during the middle ages

Where will the wheel of fortune land next?

>he doesn't read Medieval literature