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Hans Zimmer- Blade Runner 2049, Dunkirk, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,Interstellar,Chappie,12 Years a Slave etc
The real-world explanation for the different looks is that make up got better.
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For four days now, all I have been able to do is re-watch this video of these kids in a gender-swapped edition of…
Speaking of the anthology films, and Rogue One in particular: I really wish someone would not so much remake The Dirty Dozen or Guns of Navarone, but make a new movie like that: a wartime ensemble about spies and saboteurs. More like Inglourious Basterds, but more straight-forward and not so Tarantino-esque (as in,…
Buying cheap can cost more in the long run, so it’s often frugal to spend more on quality. With this idea in mind,…
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I suppose hating on the inexplicable hit sitcom The Big Bang Theory for portraying nerds poorly is like hating the…
let me know when these guys show up
I loved a plot a fan pitched. Basically instead of filling in the missing genes with frog DNA they would use some kind of bird DNA for better accuracy. It unexpectedly creates smarter, faster dinosaurs, chaos ensues. Since we’re on the subject I would like to expose people to “fat bird” theory of dinosaurs.
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This is an excellent application of Betteridge’s Law.
Yeah, this puzzle is almost enough to make me believe in the existence of evil as a physical force.
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I am not a fan of author messing with the reader’s head.
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