Sydney Sweeney is so natural in her acting in Euphoria.
In this scene she behaves like it is real life and he is confused. But will a drunk Lady get down with him?
Find out!
When you meet her again…
Don't rush to explain everything.
Just look at her for a moment.
Because sometimes, the person you spent so long trying to forget is standing right in front of you…
and suddenly, you remember why you never really could. 🖤
Scarlett Johansson watches a serial killer get executed. Then the murders start again.
Mike Flanagan's The Exorcist Martyrs his darkest film yet hits theaters March 12, 2027. Full trailer drops Friday.
Would you survive a Flanagan exorcism
And a punchier alternative
The killer is dead. The murders aren't.
The Exorcist: Martyrs teaser is here, with Scarlett Johansson, John Leguizamo, and Diane Lane. Full trailer Friday.
Is this the scariest Exorcist since the original
Rereading HARRY POTTER and a few scenes hit VERY differently as an adult.
Harry casually polishing the Firebolt a broom that apparently cost more than 7 Nimbus 2001s while the Weasleys are repairing old textbooks with Spellotape.
Harry winning the case and casually dropping his entire money bag into the Fountain of Magical Brethren. Arthur Weasley probably watching a kid donate what might’ve been his monthly salary.
Harry dropping a Galleon for two coffees at Puddifoot’s. I don’t even know what coffee costs in the wizarding world, but bro definitely over-tipped.
Harry was accidentally FLEXING on the Weasleys the entire time.
What other moments did I miss?
🍿When I first saw the clip, I genuinely thought Vision was the one saving Tommy. The underwater shot was so blurry that I couldn’t really tell what was happening.🤔
Then I watched it again and noticed that glow coming from Tommy’s hand. That’s the part that really caught my attention.
To me, it looks like Tommy is actually using his powers to pull Vision up. It immediately reminded me of Speed’s molecular acceleration from the comics. Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but that little detail feels very intentional to me.🔥
Obviously, the series isn’t out yet, so I could be completely wrong about what’s happening here. But if they really are hinting at Tommy having abilities closer to his comic version, I’m honestly excited to see where they take it.
I’m definitely going to be watching that scene very closely when the series comes out in October.❤️
🎬The Bone Temple
The real horror in The Bone Temple isn't the infected. It's what people become when society collapses.
And Nia DaCosta did not only turn the whole scenario into an apocalyptic story about faith but the entire belief about mankind, cruelty and survival.
How about Ralph Fiennes? No one seems to know about him. But believe me, that man gave the film its emotional center.
That's what makes this sequel more disturbing than a simple zombie movie.
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All those years of the Night King is unstoppable, just for Arya to delete him like a side quest.Y’all can keep calling it bad writing I am still enjoying this clip.
If an intersex person has predominantly female reproductive anatomy but does not identify as a woman,
and they have consensual sex with a woman,
would that automatically be considered a same-sex offence under Nigerian law?
Looking back now, Thor’s warning feels even more significant.
Thor wasn’t saying Earth was simply ready for another invasion. He was saying the Avengers had put Earth on the cosmic map.
The Battle of New York sent a signal across the Nine Realms: Earth was no longer a world that could be ignored.
It had entered a much larger cosmic arena — one it probably never even realized it was stepping into.
The Avengers didn’t just save Earth. They showed the universe that Earth was ready for a higher form of war.
Thanos was right about the math and wrong about the method.
Titan did not die because he was ignored by bureaucrats. It died because a finite world kept adding people faster than it could add food, energy, and space. He saw the curve, said the quiet part out loud, and got called a madman for it. The films turn him into a genocidal zealot with a savior complex. That part is fair. What they bury is the simpler claim underneath: unchecked growth on a closed system ends in collapse, and polite societies prefer the collapse to the argument. Balance is not cruelty. Denial is. Half of everything is a monstrous shortcut. Zero plan for the other half is how civilizations actually end
The claim that Thanos waited for Odin to die is a fan theory, not something Endgame establishes. Checking the actual timeline and statements in the films.
Endgame does not support the “Thanos waited because he feared Odin” claim. It undercuts it.
The 2014 Thanos the Avengers pull forward is already hunting the stones while Odin is still alive. In that year he has sent Ronan and Gamora after the Power Stone, he already knows about the others, and once Nebula’s memories show him the future he immediately abandons his current timeline and invades 2023. He does not pause to check whether Odin is dead. The film treats him as someone who acts as soon as he has a workable path, not as someone frozen by fear of the All-Father.
That matches the rest of the timeline:
•In 2012 he arms Loki with the Mind Stone and the Chitauri to steal the Space Stone from Earth. Odin is alive, Asgard is intact, and Thanos still tries.
•After that fails, and after Ultron fails, the post-credits of Age of Ultron (2015) has him say he will do it himself. Odin is still alive.
•Odin dies in Ragnarok (2017). Thanos hits the Statesman at the start of Infinity War (2018), after Asgard has already been destroyed by Surtur. The timing looks neat, which is why the theory spread,but the hunt started years earlier
Earth-616 is facing an incursion, Peter Quill is literally on Earth, and somehow Star-Lord is nowhere to be found.
The Avengers might not know he’s on Earth, but he knows them.
You’re telling me Quill would know what’s happening and just sit this one out?
What’s the explanation here?
The man was trapped in the water, his hands and legs bound in heavy shackles. He struggled desperately as the sound of his chasers grew closer.😱
Then, beneath the dark water, something moved.👹⛓️💥
A half-human, half-snake creature appeared before him.🧟♀️🩸
He froze in terror.👀🥶
For a moment, he thought she had come to kill him.🩸
But instead, she moved toward his shackles and helped free him.🌊💧
The moment he was released, the frightened man scrambled out of the water and stumbled onto the riverbank.💦
He looked back at her.🥹
She followed him out.
But she didn’t attack.🙌
She simply watched him, silently following as he desperately tried to escape.🤦♀️
@Lemoneph7 This scene made me remember the need to always listen to understand and not just to judge. That way I can learn something new about how I view the world.