Marvel announces plans to re-release BND in theaters with extra content and previously cut scenes.
Days later, gives first look at BTS material focusing on Sadie's Jean on set with Tom's Peter.
You cannot tell me the executive promoters don't have shit-eating grins plastered on their faces right now as we all swarm over these tidbits like moths to a flame.
Supermarket packaging used to be designed to protect food.
Today it is engineered by packaging designers to trick your eyes into buying less food for more money.
Okay, I’m genuinely wondering now… why fight a monster knowing you can’t hurt or kill? It actually makes no sense.
At that point, the smartest move should be figuring out how to survive, not trying to win a fight you already know you can’t finish.
Shingen really got to the point where he had to ask, “What kind of monster are you?” 😂
The Wolverine (2013)
Here's the question Tennessee can't answer: this is the second execution they couldn't finish this year. Tony Carruthers in May, now Pike. If a state can't reliably carry out its own sentence, at what point does that stop being bad luck and start being proof the system is broken? I want to hear from people who still support the death penalty on this one.
This is one of the hardest gray areas in society, because we desperately want justice to be black-and-white.
Holding someone accountable for a horrific act while simultaneously acknowledging the severe, childhood trauma that shaped their brain aren't mutually exclusive ideas, they are two halves of the exact same truth.
Should a prisoner who survives a botched state execution be granted automatic clemency, or should the state simply fix its medical protocols and set a new date?
When Gods, Kryptonians, and Witcher-level physiques collide, choosing a single superhero is almost impossible.
Henry Cavill and Chris Hemsworth represent two of the defining physical transformations of modern Hollywood action cinema.
Henry Cavill — The Kryptonian & White Wolf: From Superman in the DCEU to Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher, Cavill built a powerful, densely packed physique defined by broad shoulders, heavy compound training, and an unmistakable leading-man presence. His action roles in films like Mission: Impossible – Fallout further cemented his status as an elite screen action star.
Chris Hemsworth — The Asgardian God of Thunder: As Thor, Hemsworth spent more than a decade transforming his body to embody one of Marvel’s most iconic heroes. Massive arms, athletic movement, physical power, and effortless comedic charisma became hallmarks of his portrayal, while Extraction showcased a different side of his action-star abilities.
Both actors pushed themselves through demanding training regimens to give their comic-book and fantasy characters authentic physical scale and presence.
From Kryptonian steel and Asgardian power to the White Wolf’s brutal combat style, Cavill and Hemsworth helped redefine what a modern Hollywood action hero can look like.
Two franchises. Two legendary physiques. Two completely different approaches to superhero presence.
Tennessee just proved the death penalty is not a controlled medical procedure. They gave Christa Pike two full doses of pentobarbital and she was still snoring an hour later. The state says it followed every step of the protocol, which is somehow worse. If the protocol can't kill someone, the problem isn't the person.
Does anyone else feel like the webs shouldn’t have been able to hold Hulk back here?
Like yeah Spider-Man’s webs are strong, but I feel like they should never be strong enough to hold back someone like the freaking Hulk. Could be wrong but what do y’all think?
I don’t like that Kavanaugh didn’t give an explanation for the removal of the stay.
I’m already fundamentally against the death penalty but if you aren’t even going to offer your legal rationale for it I especially don’t like that you’re gonna go through with the execution.
Tom Holland’s didn’t just make a public statement and move on. He actually followed through on the invitation and brought Bridger onto the No Way Home set.
Bridger went from being inspired by Spider-Man to literally standing beside the actor behind the mask.
Does anyone else feel like the webs shouldn’t have been able to hold Hulk back here?
Like yeah Spider-Man’s webs are strong, but I feel like they should never be strong enough to hold back someone like the freaking Hulk. Could be wrong but what do y’all think?
Do you still remember how your theater reacted at the Endgame Encore during Tony's sacrifice.
The crowd was super hyped… the thunderous hurray when Tony took the stones and pulled the uno reverse on but got quiet immediately after because we all know what was next. 🥺
Can lethal injection ever truly meet the constitutional threshold of being humane, or do recurring protocol failures prove the method is fundamentally broken?
Defenders of the death penalty argue that legal appeals and protocols exist to ensure justice, while opponents point to repeated botched attempts as evidence of systemic incompetence.
Where do you stand on whether the death penalty can be ethically administered by the state?