We have come here to chew bubblegum and do nerdy stuff, and we’re all out of bubblegum.
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NerdingAround retweeted
Tubi was like, "What if we took
every single show and movie and television movie they loved during their childhoods.....and then put them all in one place....and made it free?? What if we did that beautiful shit??"
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You know what’s crazy? People are ignoring the ending.
Hughie and Annie, considered heroes and are free to live their lives, and they even have a baby on the way.
Kimiko, who was tortured for years in a cage and then treated like a criminal, is now finally enjoying herself freely in France.
Marvin got his family back without anyone chasing him, plus Ryan is now with him.
the grandson of the man who destroyed MM’s childhood and shaped his entire trauma
Then there’s Butcher who lost himself long before he died, that Dog was the only thing that brought out his humanity since S3
Vought no longer holds the same level of power over the world
Calling all of this “trash” just because Homelander didn’t level cities or massacre thousands of people is crazy
NerdingAround retweeted
This algorithm is far too aggressive. You click on one tweet and now it's 20 other tweets related to that tweet. Stare at a single photo for five seconds — no matter the emotion — and that's what you'll see for two days. Like something? In a week you'll still read about it.
NerdingAround retweeted
El Conformity Gate, o el “capítulo secreto” de Stranger Things, revela un peligroso hábito contemporáneo: la incapacidad de sostener una experiencia cuando deja de ser placentera. Si algo duele, decepciona o cierra una etapa, asumimos que debe haber otra versión que lo arregle. El consumo cultural ya es un feed: si incomoda, deslizamos; si un final exige duelo, preferimos conspiración. Por eso la nostalgia vende: es una anestesia colectiva. No terminar se vuelve una forma de seguir consumiendo.
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ConformityGate is not a thing. There is no hidden episode. What is happening is some Stranger Things fans struggling with an ending that refuses to be definitive, an ending that disappointed them. When a story denies certainty or clean closure, people reach for belief to fill the gap.
The irony is that this is exactly what the final scene is exploring. Belief as a coping mechanism. Stories we tell ourselves to live with loss or ambiguity. In that sense, Stranger Things accidentally turned some of its own themes into a real-world response.
No folks, there is no ninth episode. It’s time to put the D&D books on the shelf, go upstairs, and eat that lasagna.
End series.
NerdingAround retweeted
If you have seen any interviews with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, these two ladies do a brilliant imitation of just how cringey they are together!
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My 3 year old granddaughter looked at me with her innocent eyes and said " grandma, is it normal for a woman to love a man ? " Disgusting... Forcing my granddaughter to see this repulsive hetero propaganda, a kid shouldn't be forced upon these views at such a young age .
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New #FinalDestinationBloodlines advertisement. 😬
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So far the "criticism" I have seen for the Superman sneak peek is that Krypto is acting too much like a real dog, Superman's robot guards are more complex than just robots and Superman gets healed by the sun.
