now that everyone's talked about it, i think in simple words the problem with Ted Lasso S4 is that the show ending didn't work so now it feels like they're telling the same story in the hopes of taking us to the ending they should have given us before
#TedLasso season 4, episode 1 felt very much like the writers regretted how they ended season 3 so they walked it back a bit and made Ted's mental health regress a bit. Not sure how I feel about this.
Loved seeing KC in the show though.
so statistically speaking there’s gotta be at least one new yorker in the mcu who’s been blipped, voided, AND frozen in time right?? where’s their 6-episode disney+ show
I think we can all agree that the worst part of the odyssey was the trailer for the Jessica Chastain horror movie.
Ain’t nobody got time for a jump scare before the movie even starts.
“Because nobody cares about the bomb that didn’t go off. Only the one that did.
It’s the bomb that didn’t go off. The danger nobody knew was real. That’s the moment with real power to change the world.”
Colman Domingo is set to co-write a live action film about Princess Tiana from ‘PRINCESS AND THE FROG’ for Disney alongside Robert O’Hara.
It will be a spin-off as opposed to an adaptation.
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Nolan's The Odyssey makes the Trojan Horse haunting by framing it as a corruption of Zeus's sacred law of xenia. A gift meant to symbolize trust becomes an instrument of annihilation. War doesn't just destroy people it teaches us how to weaponize our humanity.
his performance is probably my favorite in the entire film. Sinon’s recontextualized role is part of what really helps nail the commentary on societal collapse, how the first victims are often “the best of us” and our attempts at comfort mean nothing in the wake of their loss.