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Okay, I need to get my thoughts out here before Jan 7th hits because I think a vast majority of us are going to be majorly disappointed. Here's the thing, I LOVE narratives like Stranger Things. It took a DnD game and turned it into this sci-fi fantasy, over the top, 80s nostalgic craze that was so much fun disappearing into. I loved how it began, and to be honest, the second and third seasons wor

#CONFORMITYGATE: Stranger Things Should Be Over But Isn't ...

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How do I even start to write about something that's taken over all the free space in my brain? Why don't we just start at the beginning? I was mindlessly scrolling TikTok in bed and a video came up talking about a new Crave show that was adapting a gay hockey romance book called Heated Rivalry. I was like ok, cool. That's nice, maybe I'll check it out when it drops. Life went on and I eventually f

The Heated Rivalry That Won and Warmed My Cold Heart

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I went to see The Housemaid for the same two reasons that every other man went to see The Housemaid. I was skeptical, at first, as I waited for the steamy scenes to fog up my glasses. However, instead of the erotic romp that I expected, what I received was a somber warning, an alarm bell, regarding men's roles in today's society and why women are society's saving grace. After having a series of ve

The Housemaid Made Me Realize...

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WHAT IF…. two of our favourite villains origin stories were to collide in a single universe? Welcome to a world where the empires rise from chemicals and violence. Breaking Bad Meets The Penguin 🧪🐧 In this kingpin multiverse the line between two epic crime series collide. In this world , Walter White never died on that cold floor of the meth lab. And Oswald Cobblepot (The Penguin) has risen from

BREAKING ICE: Heisenberg meets The Penguin

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In the steamy, unforgiving jungles of Central America, a mission unfolds that no ordinary man could survive. But this is no ordinary tale, for the leader of this elite commando team is not Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Dutch from the 1987 classic Predator.No! It's Chuck Norris, the toughest being that ever liveth.The Predator also known as a Yautja in expanded lore is a towering, highly intelligent alie

Chuck Norris vs. the Predator: A Legend Too Tough to Hunt

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I’ve found that most articles for this challenge are based on action films led by brave, intelligent characters with extraordinary physical and combat skills, risking their lives in dangerous situations—often for a greater good. But I’d like to focus on the other side of the spectrum: the quiet ones. The ones who choose solitude. The ones who notice everything and feel even more. The Perks of Bein

Charlie Kelmeckis & Todd Anderson: I know what it's like to feel different

10+ Peliplaters sent LIGHT

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I'm calling it. I cannot afford being a Taylor Swift fan anymore. I mean, I'm a little bummed because she's garnered the reputation of creating spectacles for her three-hour long shows, but I don't think I have the capacity to mortgage my house just to attend one of her concerts. I barely have the capacity to purchase a subscription to Disney+ just to watch her new docuseries titled The End of an

Taylor Swift Is Equivalent To The Subway Guy From Community

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At one point in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) the sinister Grima Wormtongue - who conspired with the forces of darkness to hold the kingdom of Rohan subservient to the wishes of the dark lord Sauron - meets with the wizard Saruman, and comments to him that the humans have become aware of the conspiracy and anticipate that they will soon be attacked. “They are skilled warriors and th

The infamous power of spectacle, Triumph of the Will, 1935

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We all have that guilty pleasure in our cinematic tastes, that one title we’d rather not admit to in front of discerning cinephile friends. For me, that guilty pleasure is What Women Want. Yes, the 2000 romantic comedy directed by Nancy Meyers, starring Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt. And before anyone judges me, let me explain how a man raised on explosions, car chases, and epic one-liners from Lethal

What Women Want: My Guilty Pleasure Film

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I’m a big believer in Bob Dylan and an even bigger disbeliever in biopics. So when I heard about the inevitable release of a Dylan biopic helmed by Hollywood journeyman James Mangold, my reaction was anxiety, puzzlement, and rejection—because a genius like Dylan can’t possibly fit into the constraints of a traditional biopic. We already have an excellent non-traditional Dylan biopic: Todd Haynes’

A Complete Unknown: I’ve seen it, and I don’t hate it (and Timmy Chalamet isn’t a bad Dylan)