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one of the most bizarre scenes in YCSE is when Billy is drinking a Celsius and then like 30 seconds later he's drinking a Spindrift
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If you didn’t see The Bone Temple in theaters consider yourself an opp
28 YEARS LATER: PART III is “on the back burner,” according to Danny Boyle.
Sony won’t commit, for now, to financing the third and final chapter.
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Christopher Abbott imbuing so much rage and sorrow into Papa Roach’s ‘Last Resort’ in ON THE COUNT OF THREE
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Anyone saying Spielberg "didn't have the juice" on Disclosure Day shouldn't be listened to
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I missed it when it came out, but my goodness, Station Eleven is a wonderfully quirky, beautiful drama. Himesh Patel is also excellent
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Himesh Patel gives one of the best performances in The Odyssey, and has a very prominent role, yet the marketing pretends he’s barely in the film. Hope his flowers will come because he deserves better.
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SPANISH BROADCAST CALL OF ARGENTINA'S WINNING GOAL IS ELECTRIC 🔥
(Via @TelemundoSports)
PLEASE LISTEN TO THE TELEMUNDO CALL OF MESSI'S GAME-TYING GOAL 🗣️
#FIFAWorldCup | #Argentina
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I'm not claiming Disclosure Day to be a masterpiece, but some of the criticism is excessive and reveals a basic lack of media literacy. Someone is recalling a traumatic childhood event where they were visited by strange creatures and it's set in a fairy tale cottage where the CGI looks weird? What do you think that might mean? Does it mean the studio couldn't afford good CGI, or was it trying to tell you something about the way we process traumatic childhood events which we don't understand? Use your brain a little. A lot of the criticism is from people simply refusing to engage with the film on its level and being outraged that they don't understand what it's trying to say. In some ways, you have to have a pretty high level of esoteric alien knowledge to really get all the meanings.
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wrote about ‘disclosure day,’ spielberg’s brilliant parable for the seismic loss of compassion and faith brought about by the pandemic—a spiritual sibling to ‘war of the worlds’—that finds cinema’s great dreamer closing the loop. salon.com/2026/06/13/disclos…










































