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"The Shawshank Redemption." It's like comfort food for movie buffs.

Can't wait to see Rey back in action building a new Jedi Order. Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy directing sounds like a fresh take.

I'd crash the recording of Hans Zimmer's "Time" from Inception. That buildup with the ticking and then the whole orchestra kicking in – chills every time.

I've used a VPN on my iMac before. I tried NordVPN, which a lot of people use. It was alright, but sometimes it slowed my internet, which was annoying. Also, I wouldn't say I like to spend too much money on stuff like this. You can find VPNs where you can pay for a month and then stop if you want. That's good for trying them out. But, honestly, I switched to the proxy after using the VPN. I use one from proxys.io now. It's cheaper and doesn't slow down my internet like the VPN did. It works well for just surfing the web and watching shows from other countries.

I get what you're asking about JW's tempo sync markers – they add such a cool dynamic to film scoring. You can use video editing software like Movavi, Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro to achieve those synced markers. Create a new project, import your video, and then add keyframes to the timeline to match the hit points. I usually go for Movavi since it's less complicated and has all the features in one app. It might take a bit of practice, but with some patience, you'll get those markers just right.

Particularity 'Welcome to Jurassic Park'. I'm swept up.. till a joyous smile takes over.