u/AndrewHeard

Gabi went evil a lot faster than I thought.

I am surprised that Gabi has so quickly gone from being nice to bribing Liam into leaving as soon as possible. I would have assumed that she would’ve waited until becoming DiMera CEO to get ruthless and start manipulating people.

I know she has a history of being manipulative. What I mean is that her bribe/blackmail of Liam seems extremely quick compared to who she was in yesterday’s episode. She’s not a saint but this is very quick.

Has she always been that quick to go evil?

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u/AndrewHeard — 1 day ago

The Johnsons Go To China?

Do you think we’re going to see the wedding itself on screen or will it be an off screen thing?

Personally I’m a fan of Tripp and Wendy as characters and a couple. So it would be nice to see it happen on screen. The whole family together.

Of course the biggest problem is that Stephanie isn’t going to get her gun to China. They’re absolutely not letting her in with it. Unless she somehow smuggles it in but that would be even worse for her if she’s found in the country with it.

So do you think we see her leave the gun behind and go to China or is she staying home?

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u/AndrewHeard — 3 days ago
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What is the best use of a jump cut that actually works?

I’m watching a straight to streaming movie and I happened to notice a weird jump cut. They had a nervous character trying to move something. It has multiple jump cuts to show the character trying and eventually asking for help from the main character that mostly just stands there. What’s weird is that it doesn’t really have any others that I noticed. So it feels very out of place.

Which has me curious what the best use of a jump cut?

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u/AndrewHeard — 4 days ago

Does wearing that eye patch so much affect Stephen Nichols vision elsewhere?

I happened to see him and Mary Beth Evans on the Days social media feed. He was wearing glasses. Obviously at his age he’s more likely to need glasses but I wonder if how he wore the eye patch so much might affect his ability to see.

u/AndrewHeard — 5 days ago
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Vin Diesel Defends ‘Popular Cinema’ as ‘Not a Lesser Form of Art’ in Passionate Essay About His History at Cannes

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u/AndrewHeard — 6 days ago