I recently watched a British movie called Cuban Fury with Nick Frost, Chris O'Dowd and Rashida Jones. Funny film, but it began with a flashback, which I felt was redundant being that the main characters in the film talk about the event in several spots throughout the story, slowly uncovering the details. I would even argue that discussing the event was more potent than showing it because it uses the viewers' imagination to recreate it. Removing the flashback is a small alteration, but it changes the relationship between audience and the film for the better. I love having a past event uncovered while moving forward in the story. More dynamic! What movie would you re-edit?
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I've been tinkering with my first solar kit lately.. two 300w panels, a Renogy Rover 30A CC, and four old SLA car batteries hooked up in series. The batteries are hooked up to a cheap 410 watt inverter. About a month ago I got an error code E1 Battery Over Discharge on the Rover. I tested each battery to see if I could find the dead battery, but they all show a charge. So I disconnected everything and re-set it up with just one battery and the same error popped up. So on and so on I went, disconnecting the panels, swapping out to the next battery and still I get the same error E1. Separately each battery still shows a charge when I test them with the multimeter. Am I missing something?



