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The most INSANE popcorn buckets of all time

A THREAD 🧵

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@AbsoluteG0DS Awesome!! Where is this photo from?

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@294_53_6143 He hasn’t said this and a much better reading would be that Nathan for You laid a pivotal foundation that continues to feed into his artistic output. NFY already discussed many of the same themes that his current work does, it doesn’t seem like he would regret it, it’s cohesive

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I interviewed the cast of 'CLAYFACE'!

I spoke to Tom Rhys Harries and Naomi Ackie about the memes, the DCU, and more!

The full interview drops TODAY! Follow so you don't miss it!

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To celebrate the release of 'CLAYFACE' we're doing a GIVEAWAY!!

🎁 Clayface Pop + Batman Keychain + Comic Book

All you have to do to enter is:
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Open to everyone worldwide!

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The fact that this is already out in the US and Primetime is STILL not out in Australia A24 you will pay for your sins

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Can't miss it. You Can See Everything opens nationwide tomorrow.

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@PopCrave @vince_martella He did it!!! He stunned!!

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Our full review for @ScreenBrief will be out next week.

Tomorrow, I have a special announcement on my Instagram that explains why I got to see the movie early!

If you want to find out FIRST, please follow me here: https://t.co/UOQBmRWWZU

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'CLAYFACE' is a shockingly gruesome horror that holds NOTHING back. It goes all the way with it’s grotesque imagery. Surprisingly, it’s also funny. The film goes from darkly depressing to wacky, colourful, and absurd. A welcome change of tone that proves the DCU can do it all.

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Here we go

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I get your point and I feel this was about basically all of the social reckoning, but I way but the thread of quotes you put together kinda defeats your point.

Jobs was pretty talent at creating quotable phrases and being snappy. That’s basically what the film shows. The fact that the dialogue is marginally sharper than he was and includes more rich references that he did is not that far off.

Jobs’ favourite musician was Bob Dylan in real life, so the stuff in the film that discusses art and Joni Mitchell lyrics isn’t as entirely off as it would be for someone like, say Musk or Zuckerberg.

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Really enjoying this song right now!

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@davidellison 2032: Skydance to spin-off Warner Bros into seperate entity as 6-year merged company comes to an end

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Digger is one of the most revelatory and devastatingly prescient films in years. With sharply witty dialogue, a brilliantly crafted narrative, and a concept so bold it perfectly frames its story.

Read our full review below.

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@nathan4dij For those who don't get it

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@3Spongecaps WELCOME BAAACK!! 🤩

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The opening scene of Superman destroying Metropolis in BvS mirrors 9/11 but visually and in dialogue, workers literally call their families/bosses and tell them they’re not going to make it out of the falling skyscrapers.

Further, the whole theme of Superman being a threat we must contain uses him as an allegory for 9/11 and the government response to terror and the Overton window having shifted from a hugely traumatic event.

Finally, Batman’s extreme response to stopping Superman is similar to Bush’s war on terror, with Bruce saying he must eliminate this threat using whatever it takes after he changed the way we live and recklessly killed innocents when destroying a city. His speech to Alfred in the Batcave sort of encapsulates how the Bush administrate felt about responding to 9/11. “Even if there’s a 1% chance he could kill us” is reminiscent of the “weapons of mass destruction” rhetoric.

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@JasonHellerman From the movie Munich (2005)

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@TravisC77777777 @LiLBilly___ @hilbertspaess Did you really think you could type out the plot of The Terminator and nobody would notice?

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Practical Magic 2 offers wonderful cast chemistry, with meaningful relationship building for the Owens sisters family, and just enough magic mixed with romance. The film does take a while to find any real stakes, and the mystery could use more motivation.

Full revenue below.