Everything Everywhere All at Once es la mejor película del año.
Una hermosa historia sobre amor, familia y aceptación, además de un multiverso increíblemente estructurado.
Me ha hecho todo, en todas partes, al mismo tiempo.
Revivió el cine, carajo. Estoy llorando. 10/10.
The world is at peace because it’s Rodri.
Rodri won the World Cup Golden Ball without a single goal or assist, and nobody seems to have a problem with it. If it had been Messi with those exact same stats—even if Argentina had won the World Cup—the entire internet would have been on fire. People would be screaming “robbery,” saying Mbappé deserved it, claiming FIFA was protecting Messi, and pushing the usual “FIFA’s favorite” narrative.
Now? Complete silence.
The double standards are unbelievable. Bloody hypocrites.
🚨Cafu on Rodri winning the Golden ball over Lionel Messi at the World Cup.
🗣️“There have been many times at this World Cup that a lot fans and pundits talk about how controversial the World Cup games for Argentina is in their favor but this decision from FIFA is way off the charts.”
“Lionel Messi deserves every bit of respect and recognition for this World Cup, he was outstanding in every single game for Argentina, and if winning the World Cup trophy gets you the golden ball award then they should just retire the Sport. No need to for great players to waste their efforts and later get nothing out of it.”
“That’s the worst decision I’ve seen in a World Cup final, Rodri is an exceptional player with great talent but looking at the stats at this World Cup between him Lionel Messi there’s no comparison at all, the stats don’t lie and the performance as well don’t lie too - so why would this be different from performances.”
He got more criticism for leading his team to a final than the other guy got for not even sniffing the business end of the competition. Hilarious standards
The day Ronaldinho stopped smiling..
The day Ronaldinho reportedly lost his smile came during a television interview in France, early in his time at Paris Saint-Germain. During the program, host Thierry Ardisson and comedian Laurent Baffie put the Brazilian star in what many viewers considered an uncomfortable and humiliating situation.
Much of the teasing centered on the sweater Ronaldinho was wearing. Unaware of its personal significance, Baffie reportedly asked Ronaldinho if he was bisexual and, after he denied it, repeatedly pressured him to take off the sweater. Ronaldinho later explained that it was the last gift his grandmother had given him before she passed away, and he wore it because it helped him feel close to her.