He returns to London after years in Africa, only to inherit a shipping empire and walk straight into a deadly battle for power. 🎬🥶🔥
🎥 - Taboo (2017)
Where to watch: Netflix / Prime Video
Dan was really put through the ringer in this show. Hard truths back than vs weak father's today.. He was the GOAT of dad's back than imo. Being a father is no easy task. Def lost my cool over the years, screamed alot, but it all payed off. They need to make shows like this again. Privileged asf growing up in the 80s 90s. Vs now a days
Charlie Cox has reflected on The Defenders' history now that they're set to reunite in Daredevil: Born Again Season 3.
"I think there needed to be a full circle with that story." https://t.co/vQNUofFeGN
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I like to think the cops’ dialogue in this scene is intentionally corny because Mr. Orange made the whole thing up. The commode story is a complete fabrication, and the cheesy dialogue almost gives it away.
Batman Actor, Christian Bale is reportedly in conversations with James Gunn at DC Studios to play Deathstroke / Slade Wilson in the upcoming "SAVAGE HUNTERS" Movie
8hrs in, I've robbed a bank, taken down a prostitution ring, a heroin gang and killed their leader by hanging him off a Ferris wheel. People over emphasize Mafia III being repetitive. Really? But I like murderous action. Blasting enemies and taking territories is fun!
#Mafia3
Heath Ledger accidentally created one of the best moments in The Dark Knight.
When the Joker walks out of Gotham General, the hospital was supposed to instantly blow up behind him.
Instead, the explosion stalled.
Ledger didn't break character. He just fiddled with the detonator, looking genuinely annoyed, before the final blast finally went off and he casually hopped onto the bus.
That little pause wasn't scripted. It was a real-time save using actual controlled pyrotechnics.
Sometimes the most iconic cinematic moments happen purely because the plan goes wrong.
Brian De Palma took the baby carriage tumbling down the Odessa Steps in BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN (1925) and built an entire eight-minute masterclass in suspense around it in THE UNTOUCHABLES (1987). Film history reimagined as a shootout.
If Tommy’s death in Goodfellas (1990) shocked you, the original version was worse: it helped get the film an X rating. In this thread, we’ll look at what was cut and why the aftermath was so hard for De Niro to play. 🧵