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The ending of WALL·E (2008) is even more heartbreaking knowing Pixar spent two years figuring it out. Having EVE watch the robot she fell in love with forget everything, then desperately try to bring him back, was the ending they finally landed on.
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Ethan and Luther’s final goodbye in MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – THE FINAL RECKONING (2025) absolutely broke me. “For those we never meet.” Eight films of friendship, and Luther’s final words are a reminder of everything they’ve stood for.
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Fellow Mads Mikkelsen enjoyers, LOOK! 🖤
(link in thread 🔗) #DeathStranding #MadsMikkelsen
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Story Time with Santa🎅🎄@marksandspencer Christmas Ad
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Marvel Studios has reportedly changed the special animated Marvel Studios logo at the beginning of AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY to feature professor X evolution in the X-Men universe as a tribute to Patrick Stewart.
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The future is not set. There is no fate but what we make for ourselves. #sheshere
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“I kept saying how I needed you. But you needed me more. You’re my ‘ohana, Stitch, and I’ll always love you.”
LILO & STITCH 2: STITCH HAS A GLITCH (2005) really went there.
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The farewell scene in SPIRIT: STALLION OF THE CIMARRON (2002) hits every time. Little Creek knows he can’t keep Spirit from being wild, so he lets him go. That final goodbye with Bryan Adams’ You Can’t Take Me playing, is absolutely heartbreaking.
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Rebecca Ferguson finally explains why she left Mission Impossible
“I want to work. I don’t want to sit in a trailer for a year.”
“I love her beyond words. I think she’s the most awesome, fantastic character.”
“When the fourth film was going to be written, there was that much to be done with Elsa. She was becoming a team player.”
“Unless you’re going to have a lot of screen time, that’s a lot of time sitting around waiting to film a huge movie that could take over a year.”
“By now, I’ve shot two seasons of Silo and two Dune movies.”
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EERIE, INDIANA (1991–1992) was basically a kid’s version of THE TWILIGHT ZONE. Every episode brought another bizarre mystery in a town where nobody seemed to notice how weird things were. Still surprised how few people remember this one.
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T2 TRAINSPOTTING is a sequel about the one thing the original couldn’t prepare its characters for: getting older. Boyle brings them back to the places and memories that defined their youth, only to confront them with the reality that they can’t go back.
What sequels released 15 or more years after the original were actually GOOD?
The ones that managed to recapture what made the first film special without feeling like an unnecessary cash grab.
A few examples that come to mind are 28 YEARS LATER, DOCTOR SLEEP, TOP GUN: MAVERICK and BLADE RUNNER 2049.
What other long-delayed sequels genuinely delivered?
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BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES made Gotham feel like a living, breathing film noir. Its backgrounds were painted on black paper to create those deep shadows, while Shirley Walker’s orchestral score gave even the quietest moments a cinematic weight.
