Early reactions to Tom Cruise’s latest film Digger, which opens in just over one week, have hit the internet & reviews appear to mixed. I was prepared for mixed reviews given the creative risks Cruise appears to take with Digger & none of the naysayers really detract me at this point. I just need to see Cruise do his thing. I can’t wait for next Friday & that’s without mentioning the three major releases we have this week.
According to psychology some people will never reach out and speak to you again because they don't have the maturity to cope with the fact that they did you wrong and you didn't deserve it. Since they lack accountability, they will create a made-up narrative about you so they don't feel bad about themselves
“We don’t wanna here you say nigga no mo”
Is one of the most dumbest bars ever…cant believe he was getting away with anything🥀
“I said Nigga on a record with you, all of y’all, now all of a sudden yall got a problem with me saying it, when you was making millions y’all didnt”
In Inception (2010), Eames loses his last chips but is later seen cashing out two stacks. They’re forgeries. That’s why Cobb picks one up and says, “Your spelling hasn’t improved. How’s your handwriting?” and Eames replies, “Versatile.”
Jeffrey Dean Morgan had two days.
He flew in, met the cast, and was told: "You're Negan. Get on set and make these people afraid of you." A group of actors who'd worked together for six years, built real friendships, survived 80+ episodes together. Morgan had 48 hours to walk in and make them believe he could end any of them.
He filmed the monologue over two nights. By the end, several cast members refused to make eye contact with him. Not as a bit. They couldn't look at him.
Andrew Lincoln said he woke up in the middle of the night after reading this script and couldn't fall back asleep. He was late to set for the first time in six years. Lauren Cohan called it the hardest day on set she'd ever had in her life. "I never even imagined that as an actor you could have that experience."
The producers filmed 11 different death versions so nobody could leak who actually died. Every cast member on their knees took a bat swing to the head on camera. Morgan went through and "smacked everybody with Lucille." Each actor had to perform their own murder. He said he was emotionally destroyed by the end.
14.19 million people watched this scene air live. The Season 7 premiere where the kill was revealed drew 17 million. For context, that beat Sunday Night Football in the 18-49 demo by 58%.
This is the last time a cable drama commanded that kind of audience. Ten years ago today.
This is the ultimate breakout performance. 🔥
The scene where Mathilda walks past her own door knowing her family is being killed inside is bone-chilling.
The tension as she begs Léon to open his door is unforgettable. That one moment changed everything, turning a lonely hitman into a guardian and a grieving girl into a cinematic legend.
It is a haunting, must-watch piece of movie history.
🎦 Léon: The Professional (1994)
Atlanta (2016–2022) never got the mainstream love it deserved. One minute it’s hilarious, the next it’s surreal, or quietly devastating. The writing takes wild swings, the cast nails every tone shift, and Katt Williams’s guest turn alone is unforgettable.
Michael Eric Dyson speaks on Drake blackness being questioned. Raises important points regarding Kendrick and Not Like Us. Mentions Drake black father, musician uncle Larry Graham and the fact his grandmother was a babysitter to Aretha Franklin. Plus much more important discussions ⬇️
Acho que nenhuma série de super-herói consegue superar o episódio em Matt Murdock enfrenta diversos presos e policiais em um corredor por 10 minutos.
A cena é tão incrível que demoraram 12 horas pra poder gravar.
28 días de grabación y 10 millones de dólares costó ‘La Batalla de los Bastardos’.
Se rodó con un equipo de 600 personas (extras) y 70 caballos. El rodaje incluyó escenas peligrosas por la caballería. No hay CGl en esta escena. A Kit Harington le venían de frente 40 caballos.