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I’ll begin with this moment where Hawkeye introduces his family to the Avengers in Age of Ultron.

I don't see much love for the new main Skywalker trilogy, but those movies still got huge box-office returns, showing that the brand holds great value. However, the movies that weren't part of the main saga didn't achieve much success, other than Rogue One. What do you think could be the reasons behind this?

I think it's pure bad luck. Terminator Genisys was a big project that could have been a huge success, but it failed miserably.

She was also part of Solo: A Star Wars Story, and despite receiving a decent critical response, it also failed at the box office.

The Marvel series she worked on turned out to be so bad that no one really talks about it anymore.

So yeah, she was part of some really major projects, but most of them failed really badly.

This whole training sequence was pretty fun.

Several attempts have been made to revive the Terminator franchise, but most of them have turned out to be major failures. Dark Fate also didn't do much business at the box office, but it was received much better than the previous Terminator movies.

I enjoyed the action scenes, Linda Hamilton was pretty good as Sarah Connor, and Arnold is always dependable.

That one word from Snape remains etched in my memory. The scene where his true motivations are revealed is one of the best scenes in the fantasy genre.

I'll start with this scene from The Matrix, where Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) looked absolutely badass and had the perfect dialogue for the moment.

From seeing flagship features trickle down to ₹25K phones to now getting the bare minimum at that price.

From watching phones drop from ₹80K to ₹30K to now seeing smartphone prices rise regularly.

Everything has changed.

Watched it randomly and didn’t know much about the actors, but they all did a great job. I really loved the motorbike journey.

I love all four of the movies above, but my pick would be The Silence of the Lambs.

Recently, I saw a clip from Eden Lake after so many years and realized Jack O’Connell was in it. He played that vicious character brilliantly. Then I remembered that he was the main villain in Sinners too. What a great journey for him, and he’s truly earned it.

Which of his performances first caught your attention?

What other actor or character do you feel was wasted in a movie that could have utilized them much better and made them iconic?

My pick is Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.

The more you watch Olenna, the more you become a fan of hers.