What is the single greatest love story in cinematic history?
I'm going to cheat and pick three love stories: one animated, one Hollywood and one Bollywood:1. Wall-E and EVE from Wall-E - despite the fact they are both robots, there is a striking beauty to the development of their relationship that both harks back to the silent era and has a poignancy that is deeper than most dialogue. 2. Prince Saleem and Anarkali from Mughal-E-Azam - Too often relationships are either too melodramatic or noxiously silly in Bollywood films. But the romance between the Prince and a dancer is electrifying, dazzling and showcases Bollywood at its best. 3. Alvy and Annie from Annie Hall - My favourite of the three, a relationship that Freud himself would have loved to dissect. Yet there relationship is tender and playful and the script is as sharp as any screenplay ever written. Best of all though, I cannot imagine life without Annie Hall and its two protagonists - a love story for the ages.
What are good gifts for someone who just lost their horse?
The gift of your time...Just be there for her no need to buy something.
Which Hollywood movies must one watch?
Let's begin.The man who knew infinity.Hollywood film based on indian genius !The theory of everything.You know Mr. Hawking, right? Then watch this.Rush.Fully entertaining.Pursuit of happyness.Inspiring one.Hachiko.This movie would make you cry hard if you are a pet lover. Based on real story. Dog is best friend of human indeed.The prestige.Prestige matters !The imitation game.Best one.(500) days of summer.Life is never over so get over. Shake it off.Avatar.Most amazing graphics and also gives a very beautiful message.Must watch movie.Note : Corrections are welcome.Image source : Google images.Thanks.Edit 1 : Some more movies added from suggestions.You can guess the movie right ;)Yes, its leonardo’s The wolf of wall street.The shawsank redemption.Because hope matters.The inception.Master piece of nolan sir.Suggestions are added Sumeet Ludhwani and Sarat Chebrolu :)Edit 2 : Few people commeted to add some more movies. So here, i am adding some more from my collection.Some people have suggested some movies. Well, i cannot add all of those movies. I could only add those movies which i have watched and fits into this list. Thanks for your kind suggestions i am adding some of your suggestions. Those movies which i haven't watched yet, I will sure watch it.Titanic.Thrill with best combination of romance. Best directing.Pulp fiction.Just watch it.Intersteller.Interesting one.Dumb and Dumber.Still has that charm. This movie would make you laugh hard. Missing you Jim.Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind.Title says it.Whiplash.You need a whiplash to move forward.A beautiful mind.He saw the world in a way no one could have ever imagined.Forrest gump.Worth watching.Good will hunting.Worth watching indeed.Gracias.
How do you load and shoot a Daisy BB gun safely?
Make sure you CAN NOT SEE a red ring around the safety button, that means the safety is off. You want the safety to be on.Loading it is easy, there's a hatch with an arrow near the end of the barrel, push it inward and slide it up to open it, then pour a few BBs in the opening, then slide it shut.Cock the gun, (It'll click a good few times. When it's been fully cocked, it'll make a single, distinct metallic *Cling!* sound.) then take aim. Once you've taken aim, push the button for the safety so you can see a red ring on it. Fire. Then push the safety button so you can no longer see the red ring. Cock the gun. Repeat. If you didn't bother to count how many BBs you poured into it, then hold the decorative leather thing in place with your thumb, hold the gun with the barrel pointed upward, and gently shake it. If it makes a rattle sound, It's still loaded. If it doesn't make a rattle sound, then follow the steps for safe shooting one more time, and if it doesn't fire a projectile, (It'll still make a noise, because it'll still let out a bit of air, whether it fires a BB or not.) you're good to go and put it away.Always make sure the safety is on when you're not about to fire.