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CR’s Luke Wilson could’ve been Harrison Ford Award

I think Zack Cregger could’ve competed with Glen Powell for a bunch of his roles

u/Select_Analysis_6151 — 16 days ago
▲ 73 r/RingerVerse

Backing Van in the Ringer Wars

Van has a claim for third chair, but does he have the best story compared to Tracey Letts and Chris Ryan? Are we sure he’s the guy?

u/Select_Analysis_6151 — 2 months ago
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Can someone explain Spider-Man’s box office

While No Way Home was a massive event, Brand New Day somehow has a realistic shot at breaking The Force Awakens' all-time opening weekend record. However, the cultural hype and excitement don't feel nearly as intense as they did for Star Wars back in 2015. Is the star power of Spider-Man, Tom Holland, and Zendaya truly enough to drive this box office surge?

u/Select_Analysis_6151 — 3 months ago
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Questions about BND Hulk

last time we saw Bruce he was in the in the professor form introducing skarr to the Walters family. it seem like Banner like being this version of the hulk. what happen where he needs the suppressor? There‘s no explanation in the movie.

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u/Select_Analysis_6151 — 3 months ago
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The violation of Zeus’s law

In The Odyssey, Odysseus bears immense guilt for breaking Zeus’s law during the brutal sack of Troy. However, the entire Trojan War was set in motion because Paris broke Zeus's law first by abducting Helen. While Odysseus should feel guilty for his role in the city's violent fall, the sacred laws of hospitality were already shattered long before the movie even started.

u/Select_Analysis_6151 — 3 months ago