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Kevin Spacey Speaks Out on Sexual Assault Trials and Says His Career Is Rebounding Out of Hollywood Jail: ‘I Feel Much More Welcomed’

Carlo Ople shamelessly pandering to the DDS

His comments sections are always full of DDS because he has just carefully posted mostly anti government posts while steering clear of criticizing Sara. Now this post reeks of 'and both sides' when it's clear the DDS aligned politicians are inherently more corrupt and more evil.

u/EasternSection7748 — 20 days ago

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Marvel Comics killed the Marvel Masterworks line after 39 years, but another publisher is stepping in to save it

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u/EasternSection7748 — 24 days ago

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David Jonsson is a good actor but I don't necessarily think he's a great fit as Black Panther

Is he a good actor? Yes, definitely. But I don't necessarily think he has the look or swag to play Black Panther. I fear he may be playing a Tom Holland Spidey type of role where he's learning to be a super hero and has to prove himself to his older mentors Shuri and M'Baku. He's also too small and has very distinctive eyes. They should have just recast T'Challa instead of creating a new young character that will eventually become Black Panther.

u/EasternSection7748 — 25 days ago

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First poster for Ti West's Ebenezer starring Johnny Depp

u/EasternSection7748 — 28 days ago

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Sean Fennessey on Avengers Doomsday

u/EasternSection7748 — 28 days ago

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Van Lathan on the state of comic book film criticism

u/EasternSection7748 — 29 days ago

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Kevin Feige Says Marvel Has Movies Planned 'All the Way Up to 2042,' Including a Major X-Men Push and Live-Action Miles Morales

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u/EasternSection7748 — 29 days ago

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When will Sean and Amanda stop pretending that Disclosure Day is a good movie?

Sean and Amanda have a Spielberg problem, and "Disclosure Day" is where it curdles into farce. The film is competent Tuesday-afternoon programming, handsomely lit, forgettably plotted and yet somehow it's discussed on The Big Picture like a lost Kubrick reel. Why? Because Spielberg dropped by Bill's house for two hours of charm and access journalism, and now every review reads like a thank-you note.

This isn't criticism, it's proximity laundering. Sean and Amanda built their brand on being sharper than fan service, but give them one auteur soundbite and the knives disappear. Call the movie fine. Call it minor. Just stop dressing up a guest-booking favor as an honest take. Big Pic listeners can tell the difference between analysis and access journalism wearing a press badge.

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u/EasternSection7748 — 2 months ago

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