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Was RFK an idealist or an opportunist?

Younger Bobby Kennedy seems very focused on things like communism, McCarthy, organized crime etc., while the later RFK seems much more concerned with civil rights, poverty and disadvanteged people. Was this a genuine change in his beliefs, or do you think it was more of a calculated response to the changing political climate and what was becoming important to voters?

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u/Hubbled — 24 hours ago
▲ 618 r/twinpeaks

What if BOB had actually managed to possess Laura?

Would she essentially become another Leland, or would her personality have made the possession work differently?

u/Hubbled — 3 days ago
▲ 796 r/JohnAndCarolyn+1 crossposts

Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr. run to welcome their father, October 1963

u/Hubbled — 7 days ago
▲ 103 r/conan

Alternate reality Conan, on his way to shovel coal at the train yard

u/Hubbled — 10 days ago
▲ 274 r/JFK

JFK joins Jackie during her 1962 White House tour

u/Hubbled — 11 days ago

Wikipedia Pageviews for JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette over the past year (Aug 2025 – Aug 2026)

u/Hubbled — 13 days ago
▲ 275 r/JFK+2 crossposts

JFK's stage walk in the documentary Primary (1960)

This is one of the first continuous POV tracking shots in documentary history. Filmmaker Robert Drew and his team modified 16mm cameras specifically so they could weave through crowds alongside JFK in real time.

u/Hubbled — 20 days ago
▲ 436 r/twinpeaks

One of the scariest moments from The Missing Pieces that I wished they kept in FWWM

u/Hubbled — 22 days ago

Which directors show up most in your 5-star films?

I was looking through my five-star films and wondered which director shows up the most. For me it’s:

5 Films

  • David Lynch: Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, The Straight Story, Mulholland Drive, Twin Peaks: The Return
  • Peter Jackson: Braindead, LOTR trilogy, The Beatles: Get Back

4 Films

  • Paul Thomas Anderson: There Will Be Blood, The Master, Licorice Pizza, One Battle After Another
  • Richard Linklater: Dazed and Confused, Before trilogy
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u/Hubbled — 23 days ago
▲ 731 r/OnCinemaAtTheCinema+1 crossposts

Keanu Reeves has zero Oscar, Golden Globe, or Emmy nominations. Has he ever given a performance worthy of one?

u/Hubbled — 28 days ago

What is Christopher Nolan's apex?

When did Mr. Nolan have the most juice in Hollywood? Was it after The Dark Knight, Inception, Oppenheimer, or right now?

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u/Hubbled — 28 days ago