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[Ella @A_emmy2]

Not all that glitters is gold.. she’s not a girl like he thought, she’s a monster.😱

[Ella @A_emmy2]

What’s the one movie you’ll never stop recommending?

[Chidera0402 @chidera0402]

She was having an ordinary day with her coworkers when, suddenly, her body began reacting to something she had been exposed to.
Her tongue started swelling rapidly. She struggled to speak and breathe, and within moments, everyone around her realized this was no longer a normal situation.
Her coworkers panicked but tried to help while waiting for emergency medical assistance. What looked like an ordinary moment had become a life-threatening emergency in seconds.
And that is the frightening lesson: life can change without warning.
Never dismiss someone's sudden symptoms, especially when they are struggling to breathe. Stay calm, get emergency help immediately, and don't assume the situation will simply pass.
Sometimes, the difference between a frightening moment and a tragedy is how quickly someone recognizes that something is seriously wrong.

[L.A. Adeyemi @LukakuNotRomero]

Lee Prof Arsenal Wenger.
Since the introduction of VAR, Manchester United has been mid

[Joy Joy @Joyoky1]

That unmatched tension when both of you know exactly what you're doing, but still don't rush the process of getting to know each other. The slow burn hits entirely differently when the chemistry is already understood.

[Movie Buzz @MovieBuzz5c]

A single glass of river water spoke louder than an entire room of politicians.

​Sometimes the hardest lesson is admitting our own mistakes before it's too late

"You think you're my FAVOURITE HUMAN" ?

Real RECOGNISING Real.....

[Big Willy @w_willmoney]

When you are meant to live another day

[Greatex on Film @cinematiccloud]

The most dangerous person in Landman isn't necessarily the person with the most money.

It's the person who understands how everyone else's money works.

[SIR1⭐️ @sa10nee]

Sadie Sink picks Tom Holland as her celebrity crush while revealing how working with him on Spider-Man made her feelings grow stronger.

🗣️: “I actually don’t publicly like talking about my personal life, but if I have to pick my celebrity crush, I will go with Tom Holland. I know he’s married and Zendaya will be offended when she sees this, but, well, I have to say it. I mean, he’s the type of guy every girl would dream of, and all the time we were on set filming Spider-Man, I just kept thinking to myself, ‘No way, I’m with my crush.’ I would have confessed my love to him if he wasn’t already taken. Zendaya is indeed a lucky woman.”

[Tales by Jessy @JessyWhispers]

He promised himself one thing before walking into his 10-year reunion: stay far away from her.

Caleb and Naomi were high school sweethearts. Chemistry class notes, graduation party tears, the whole thing. Then the summer before college, pride did what distance never could. They stopped talking. Completely.

[Badpersin @BadPersinDidIt]

🚨 Selena Gomez reportedly revealed during an Instagram Live that she has ended her marriage to Benny Blanco following alleged repeated cheating.

According to the claims, Selena said she had “taken a lot” from the relationship but finally reached her limit. She reportedly revealed that she has moved to Italy and is now dating Italian producer Andrea Iervolino, saying she’s happier and enjoying her new life. 😭💔

The claims have already sent fans into shock. 👀

[Medthreads 🪡 @Kingpossible6]

Commando (1985) is the definitive 1980s popcorn action spectacle, praised by critics as a self-aware masterclass in over-the-top violence and celebrated by audiences as a cult classic of the 'one-man army' subgenre. Directed by Mark L. Lester and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, the film deliberately sacrifices complex logic and physics in favor of nonstop escalation, explosive carnage, and highly quotable, tongue-in-cheek humor.

Commando is very entertaining because it gives Arnold Schwarzenegger one of his purest action-star showcases. John Matrix is basically an unstoppable action figure..

What a masterpiece ADD this to your watchlist 💯🍿🎬

[X Tera ✞ @XTeradtbq]

Why y’all posting fake news ‘Community Note’ showing time to time after we engage it.

[Joe_L @IamJoe_lOmiat]

I think one of the hardest things to accept is that you can be a good person and still not be good for someone.🙂

You can love them genuinely, mean well, and still be the wrong person for the life they need.👏

Sometimes nobody is the villain. Two good people can simply be wrong for each other.

[Best Movies Plug @1Ikemie]

🎬📺 Yes, God, Yes (2019)🔥🔥

Natalia Dyer completely owns Yes, God, Yes (2019).

That mix of curiosity, awkwardness, and quiet panic as Alice feels so real. The movie nails that specific early-2000s Catholic school guilt (AOL chats, Titanic on VHS, morality class) without turning it into pure mockery or heavy drama. It’s funny, tender, and surprisingly gentle about a topic most films either avoid or exaggerate.

Short, honest, and really well observed. One of those small films that just gets it.

[PRESTIGE @Prestige_jim]

AVENGERS ENDGAME 2019..
Tony has survived the snap but is completely broken. He has lost Peter, his friends, and the life he built with Pepper.
Then the Avengers discover a way to travel through time.

Tony initially refuses because he has finally built a peaceful life with Pepper and their daughter Morgan. But when he realizes there might be a way to bring everyone back, he takes the risk.
The crazy part is that Tony spends the entire movie trying to save everyone, knowing the solution could cost him everything.
And that's what makes the final battle so powerful.

He gets the Infinity Stones from Thanos, says his famous line, and sacrifices himself to defeat Thanos and his army.
The bigger discussion
Was Tony Stark's ending actually the perfect conclusion to his character arc?
He started the MCU as a selfish billionaire who only cared about himself.
He ended it by giving his life to save billions of people.
That contrast is what makes Endgame worth discussing even years later.

[BAD WOLF @badwolf889]

"Forget about the match, we will kill you".
So much chaos if he was actually killed 💀

[Austin @AEmpire_]

Mi esposo de repente dijo que quería hacerle una prueba de ADN a nuestro hijo.

Me reí.

Yo: «¿Por qué?»

Esposo: «Solo para confirmar.»

Yo: «¿Confirmar qué?»

Esposo: «Si de verdad es mío.»

En ese momento, el ambiente cambió.

Llevamos casados siete años.
Nuestro hijo tiene cinco.
Nunca le he sido infiel.

Yo: «¿Estás dudando de mí?»

Esposo: «No estoy dudando. Solo quiero confirmar.»

Me dolió.

Pero si mi esposo iba tan lejos, decidí seguir adelante.

Unas semanas después llegaron los resultados.

Mi esposo abrió el sobre.

Y se le cambió la cara.

[Kas💫 @kaswizofficial]

You don't need to understand a threat for it to become a problem.
You only need to miss it.

Stranger Things. 💫

[King Viktor @KingViktor001]

Dances with Wolves📺🎬(1990) : Rated 4/5 Stars🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️

This epic Western masterpiece Dances with Wolves, directed by and starring Kevin Costner as Lieutenant John J. Dunbar, was a massive cultural phenomenon and an awards juggernaut, winning seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. Widely recognized as an Oscar-sweeping cinematic achievement.

Dunbar starts as a suicidal, battle-weary Civil War officer who requests an assignment to the remote frontier before it disappears. What begins as a solitary survival story turns into an intimate journey of awakening as he befriends a lonely wolf ("Two Socks") and the neighboring Lakota Sioux.

Instead of portraying Native Americans as one-dimensional savages; a trope Hollywood had relied on for decades, the film meticulously presents the Lakota with deep humanity, language authenticity (using spoken Lakota with English subtitles), complex family bonds, and rich culture. Dunbar gradually sheds his military identity and prejudices to earn the name Dances with Wolves.

People dismiss Dances with Wolves as a slow frontier tale, but it is actually the most heartbreaking movie ever made about unlearning government propaganda.

Lieutenant Dunbar wasn't looking for an adventure; he was a broken Civil War soldier running away from the senseless butchery of his own people. The military taught him that Native Americans were savage monsters to fear and eradicate. Yet, sitting alone in the wild, the Lakota didn’t bring violence, they brought patience, family, dignity, and real community.

He didn’t betray his country; his country betrayed its own humanity. Stripping off that blue uniform wasn't changing sides, it was a traumatized soldier finally finding his soul in a world he was ordered to destroy.

Dunbar's awakening the most honest journey of self-discovery in cinema.

[LeaderOfMen @chukwuma___]

Against Fulham, United allowed their opponents to begin passing sequences just 36.9m from United's goal, the closest starting position allowed by any team that weekend.

That's not control. You can have the ball and still spend the game defending your own territory.

[🐝Honey @David_da_bozz]

QUESTION???
IF VALKYRIE WAS IN THE SHIP WITH THOR WHEN THEY LEFT ASGARD AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NEXT MOVIE WHEN THANOS KILLED EVERYBODY IN THE SHIP WHAT HAPPENED TO VALKYRIE AND WHERE DID THE PEOPLE OF NEW ASGARD COME FROM THAT ARE IN THE ISLAND OF NEW ASGARD IF THANOS HAD KILLED THE ENTIRE SHIP