@thedudejnr Jace isn't denied as a Targaryen. His mother is a Targaryen, so he's of Targaryen blood. He is rather doubted as a Velaryon, and questioned about having any Velaryon blood. As he is meant to be Laenor's son, but because of his features, he does not seem to be his.
Anne Hathaway say “Sinners” was not entirely shot on IMAX
“I love this one because it was not entirely shot on IMAX”
Matt Damon: “but a lot of it”
Anne Hathaway: “but a lot of it… and i know that Ryan and Chris are friends and they had a lot of conversations about that”
Matt Damon: “and yeah, it’s great to see a younger director picking up the mantle”
Anne Hathaway: “and make an amazing movie… the sequence where the music kind of builds on top of each other and layers into it”
Matt Damon: “yeah, everything, the performance… i mean it’s a brilliant movie”
Winning an Oscar and instead of going to an expensive party, you go to eat cheap food and interact with the restaurant staff and fans.
Lessons in humility…
A few days ago, I threw out my back, so I wasn’t sure I’d make it through to the end watching a movie. But armed with my secret weapon—an inflatable lumbar pillow into the chair—I watched “Predator: Badlands.” A back-friendly 107 minutes! And it was great!
I’m sure some long-time fans will say, “This isn’t Predator!” I, too, love John McTiernan’s Predator (1987). But director Dan Trachtenberg already pulled off a brilliant reimagining of the original style with “Prey,” successfully completing that mission. “Predator: Badlands”marks his next phase. It builds on the animated film, “Predator: Killer of Killers.” This is a character-driven movie about the Predator “Dek” and his partner “Thia” (Elle is, as always, adorable). Rather than a tale of “terror of being hunted,” it’s a classic, comedic action film that depicts the “friendship” born in the midst of the hunt.
“Failure of the weak, isolation, journey, training, encounter, rebellion, clash, comradeship, betrayal, redemption, reconciliation, unity, revenge, growth, choice, family—and a new threat.”
These elements form the very blueprint of mainstream Japanese manga storytelling, typified by “Weekly Shonen Jump.” The film also takes heavy visual inspiration from video games. It represents a new direction for Hollywood entertainment led by a new generation of filmmakers who have inherited the global ‘memes’ of manga, anime, and gaming culture.
I especially hope young anime fans who usually steer clear of live-action Western films will give this one a try. Even with Dek’s “ugly” face, you’ll find yourself emotionally invested from the opening scene. You’ll definitely get hooked.
Doggo was diagnosed with depression after suffering a miscarriage,so they hired her to work with children in local school to give her a sense of purpose. She's never been happier 🥺