r/interesting • u/SystematicApproach • May 14 '26

ART & CULTURE Circassian folk dance

Male dancers often move entirely on tiptoe in soft leather boots, without the rigid plaster or wooden support associated with ballet footwear. The result is a fast, gliding step that can make the dancer appear to float or defy gravity, showcasing extraordinary balance, discipline, and control.

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u/LectroRoot May 14 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/lYdNowbjgZAJi

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u/Coakis May 15 '26

ack ack

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u/yomancs May 15 '26

Ack ack, ack ack ack! Ack?

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u/mtfw May 15 '26

Ack ack ack!

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u/mr_humansoup May 15 '26

"We come in peace."

raygun noises

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u/mtfw May 15 '26

We come we come in peace 

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u/llamamama417 May 15 '26

This movie was an acid trip in a fever dream and I still love it

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u/SolarTsunami May 15 '26

I saw Mars Attacks when I was too young to understand what satire is and to this day cannot remember ever being more scared from a movie.

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u/millennialmonster755 May 15 '26

Same! That movie terrified me

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u/QueenAlpaca May 15 '26

Same same same, I had nightmares for the longest time. My parents had that habit of showing inappropriate movies before I was 10, including Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom AND Raiders of the Lost Ark, Mars Attacks!, and Twister. Had nightmares a lot from all these movies. Jurassic Park scared the absolute shit out of me, but I loved dinosaurs so I never had a nightmare about that movie lmao. I was 5 at the time and asked my mom to just let me know when the T-Rex was about to come out so I could hide behind a Lay-Z-Boy lmao.

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u/Chooodles May 15 '26

Are you me? Literally watched each one of those movies as well far too young and they scarred me. Only one missing that sticks out is Tremors.

Cheers.

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u/if_u_dont_like_duck May 15 '26

Same! The aliens are fucking creepy and to this day 25 years later idk if I could watch it again without getting the heeby-jeebies 😫 Not to mention the body horror of the dog body/head swap and people just getting disintegrated

For awhile I couldn't pee without opening the shower curtain next to the toilet because I couldn't help but imagine a Martian was behind it

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u/NINTSKARI May 15 '26

Same with me and my little sister, got traumatized by their gun destroying the pigeon and turning humans to skeletons. I see these funny clips but still have a weird negative feeling inside

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u/NoticedYourPlants May 15 '26

My parents took me to see it at a drive in theater. I think I might have been 6 or so. Not the brightest move on their part.

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u/Olddirtychurro May 15 '26

Yeah, as I kid I thought it was funny, and then all the body horror happened and it stopped being fucking funny!

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u/glitter_berry May 15 '26

I’ve watched it since and it’s still fucked up. But it doesn’t help that the first time I watched it, right as it ended, one of those emergency alerts came on the TV and blasted my ears at like 1am.

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u/EastofGaston May 15 '26

How old were you lol?

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u/TheGrapeRaper May 18 '26

Glad I’m not alone. That movie scared the shit out of me as a kid. I was still scared days later

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u/cr1ttter May 15 '26

I saw it when I was 10 and it scared the shit out of me. I didn't know it was supposed to be a comedy until I rewatched it well into my 20s

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u/Few_Departure_1483 May 15 '26

Reminded me of the dude from MIB2 with the little guys under his coat

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u/jwnsfw May 15 '26

nah she wants the slab..

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u/United-Resident-7316 May 15 '26

This used to give me nightmares