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The next episode needs John Stewart to throw her annoying ass through a black hole and leave her stranded on some unknown planet. Take his watch back. He’d better not give her any money. The kid is pissing me off 😤. I don’t know why he’s so intimidated by her.
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That fake life I won’t part take in it but I don’t & I won’t take nonsense because I am big
Yes
I AM
Say that to yourself everyday
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The moment the doctor said, “I got it,” bro immediately started attacking them! 😭
But let’s be fair… the doctors DID attack him first. So who was actually in the wrong here?
#ResidentEvil
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Everybody called Ada the strong one.
When her father became ill, Ada was the one who organized the hospital bills.
When her younger brother lost his job, she helped him find another.
When her mother needed money, Ada somehow found it.
Even at work, she was the person colleagues called when something went wrong.
“Ask Ada.”
“Ada will know.”
“Ada can handle it.”
She became so good at handling things that people stopped asking whether she was okay.
Then one afternoon, her closest friend found her sitting alone in her car.
Ada was crying.
Her friend knocked on the window.
Ada quickly wiped her face.
“I’m fine.”
Her friend opened the door.
“You’ve been saying that for ten years.”
Ada laughed through her tears.
“I don’t know what’s wrong with me.”
“Nothing is wrong with you.”
“I just feel tired.”
“Then rest.”
“I can’t.”
“Why?”
Ada looked away.
“Because everybody needs me.”
Her friend sat beside her.
“No. Everybody has become comfortable depending on you.”
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THE LAST GOODBYE WAS A LIE
Amina visits her husband’s grave every Sunday for seven years. On the 365th visit the headstone is gone. The cemetery has no record of a burial. Two streets away she finds him alive, with a new wife and a little girl.
She confronts him and he doesn’t deny it. He was in witness protection after testifying against a trafficking ring. The “death” was staged to keep Amina safe. The new wife is an agent. The child is theirs, was conceived the week before he “died.”
Amina is offered a choice to walk away and keep the life she rebuilt, or disappear with him and the daughter she never knew she had. She chooses the daughter. The last shot is the three of them leaving town at dawn. The grave is still empty. This time, on purpose.
What would be your choice if you are Amina?
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Old edit vs. the recent one 😂🔥
I can’t even lie, ChatGPT is getting TOO good with this. 🤯
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Yes. Bryan is written as the player, not a trained hero. He survives collapsing lifts, acid mutants, and last-second clues the same way a first-time Resident Evil player does: scarce ammo, bad aim, dumb luck, and just enough information appearing when he needs it.
That luck is also the trap. It carries him all the way to the lab, then the infection wins the instant the cure exists. The movie is less “superhero Alice” or “competent Leon from the books” and more the actual feeling of playing the game.
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Law & Order: SVU is one of those shows where its longevity is almost as interesting as the show itself.
It premiered in 1999 and is now heading into its 28th season, surviving cast changes, the rise of streaming and the cancellation of countless shows that debuted long after it.
And I think its biggest strength is also where much of the criticism comes from: the subject matter never stops being relevant.
SVU tackles s* xual assault, child ab¥ se, domestic v! olence and other difficult crimes that unfortunately remain part of real life. Mariska Hargitay’s Olivia Benson became particularly important to viewers, with survivors reaching out to her about their own experiences. That eventually helped inspire her Joyful Heart Foundation.
The show has also received….🧵
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If Lanterns really leans into the detective side of the Green Lantern mythos, it could completely change how people view the franchise. The ring doesn’t just make you powerful — it gives the story an excuse to investigate crimes across an entire galaxy.
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HARRY yearned so badly for Ginny and nothing will ever change my mind about that. Their relationship in the books actually felt like something that grew naturally. Harry slowly started noticing her differently, he loved being around her, he wanted to spend time with her, and when he finally realized how he felt, he was completely gone for her.
and that’s exactly why the movies frustrate me so much 😭 because they took all that chemistry, development, and personality out of their relationship and barely gave us anything to work with. Book Harry and Ginny actually felt like two people who genuinely understood each other, while movie Harry and Ginny sometimes felt like they were just standing next to each other because the script said they were a couple.
they could have been one of the best relationships in the entire series if the movies had given Ginny and their relationship the same attention they got in the books. tell me I’m not the only one who feels like the movies completely robbed us of Harry and Ginny?
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Nobody is more dedicated to their job than Captain DuBois chasing a lion through a skyscraper. 🏃♀️💨
Movie title; Madagascar 3 (2012)
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Maya sits on her room floor, lifting her legs wide while looking into a full-length mirror. Hearing her mother call her name, she quickly drops her legs and acts natural. Her mother opens the door to announce dinner and notices a strange smell, which Maya dismisses as her own fart from eating sweet potatoes. Her mother tells her to come downstairs, and the two sit together at the dining table for dinner.
