Honestly, it's getting ridiculous. Lately, every single superhero movie feels identical—you can't even tell them apart anymore. It’s just the same choreography, the same explosions, the same CGI effects, the same tired villains, and the same predictable plots... it's all just a loop.
She definitely won't have a large bust—that would emphasize her sexuality, and apparently, it’s considered "problematic" to label women that way nowadays. Not that anyone cares, considering there are billions of suggestive photos scattered all over Instagram.
The new Red Sonja will probably be some kind of genius—meaning she'll likely have a swollen head from all that intellect—and the entire movie will just be one long lecture.
And she'll almost certainly be written as homosexual.
Man, I haven't seen this in ages—definitely one of those childhood favorites.👍 Just the first one, though. Since we're on the subject, here is a classic track from the movie—Queen and Christopher Lambert at their best:
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Tina Turner bids farewell to her late son: "Closing my eyes in sadness and thinking of you, my beloved"
Tina Turner has said goodbye to her late son, Ronnie Turner, through a touching social media tribute.
Ronnie was found Thursday morning outside his home in Los Angeles—his neighbors tried to revive him, but unfortunately, they weren't successful.
The cause of death hasn't been released yet, so we don't know if it was related to his previous cancer diagnosis. His wife, Afida, confirmed the heartbreaking news by sharing a series of photos with him on her Instagram.
His mother—the legendary 83-year-old hitmaker—later posted a black-and-white photo as a final farewell to her son.
"Ronnie, you left this world too soon. I close my eyes in sadness and think of you, my beloved son," she wrote.
This loss comes just four years after the singer's older son, Craig, took his own life in July 2018. Turner gave birth to Craig when she was just 18, following a relationship with saxophonist Raymond Hill.
Who exactly was Ronnie Turner? Beyond being Tina's son, was he a celebrity himself? Honestly, millions of people pass away every single day—even children, due to famine. This man was 62. Children in Africa dream of reaching that age.
Lisa Miller9 said:Ursula is basically Melissa McCarthy—total white trash vibes, obviously. But honestly, it’s kind of interesting how in the animated version, Ursula is basically the blueprint for any plus-sized drag queen (especially those vocal performances). I guess we were seeing "progressiveness" back in '94 or whenever.
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Ugh, as for Melissa... goodness, I'd better just keep my mouth shut. Honestly, since she can't seem to be funny—no matter how hard she tries—maybe she can at least manage to be terrifying. 🤔
Anyway, I'm looking forward to the movie—I'm genuinely curious.
I’ll bet anything they make that fat octopus thin—because let's face it, being overweight isn't exactly "aesthetic"—and I guarantee they’ll go with some horror-inspired vibe that'll give kids nightmares. Same goes for those eels; it'll be like watching Shark.
Honestly, I have no idea who these Disney animated films are even targeting anymore.
I wanted to start a thread where we can share images of those legendary, iconic weapons from the movies that really stuck with us. Whether it’s cold steel or firearms—pistols, submachine guns, knives, or even something more obscure 😁... Just post the image and let us know which movie it’s from.
Here’s one from me—as a kid, I was absolutely terrified of this knife used by the bad guy in Snake.
Show me your favorites; I’m sure there are millions of them out there! 🙂🍿
The trailer looks great—honestly, Tom Cruise looks fantastic for his age, though I’m not quite sure what everyone was tripping about. He’s one of those rare, genuinely talented actors left from that older generation.
Good grief, how everyone has aged—except for Statham. He looks exactly the same as he did ten years ago. - I'm happy to see Josh Hartnett back in acting, but man, he has definitely aged. - That actor from Robin Hood—you know, the one in the tights—he’s a total old man now; apparently, he’s half-American or has some American roots or something. - Hugh Grant—good lord, he's aged so much he barely looks like himself anymore.
Age is a cruel mistress...
Still, I am looking forward to the movie—Guy Ritchie is solid. But Statham? The guy is so one-dimensional as an actor, it's actually unprecedented.