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#1041 · 25 lipca, 2025, 14:37

Kolejna cegiełka do tego, że Pedro Pascal jest wszędzie. Kiedyś wszedł w drogę samemu Bruce'owi Campbellowi 🙂 (tak mi się przypomniało, bo lubię te memy)

#1042 · 25 lipca, 2025, 18:44

Esquire has ranked the 25 best superhero movies of all time:

25 - Thunderbolts*
24 - Shazam
23 - Super
22 - Thor: Ragnarok
21 - Watchmen
20 - Superman II
19 - Avengers: Endgame
18 - GOTG Vol. 2
17 - Shin Kamen Rider (‘23)
16 - Hellboy (‘04)
15 - Captain America: The Winter… pic.twitter.com/wOdK5dJmun

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) July 25, 2025

#1043 · 26 lipca, 2025, 01:25

Tim Burton's 'Sleepy Hollow' gets a sequel story through a new comic book, 'Return to Sleepy Hollow,' set 15 years after the events of the Johnny Depp- and Christina Ricci-led film. Get the exclusive details and first look. https://t.co/czxK7x7Zya

— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) July 23, 2025

#1044 · 26 lipca, 2025, 07:52

A o tym kiedyś słyszeliście? Ostatnio mi się przypomniało, bo wspomniano o Dynastii w pracy i znowu mnie cieszy 🙂 za 5 lat znowu mi się przypomni i znowu o tym napiszę 🙂

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#1045 · 26 lipca, 2025, 08:02

Co to kurna jest?

#1046 · 26 lipca, 2025, 08:05

Zakończenie Dynastii Colbych, spin-offu Dynastii, w którym główną rolę grał Charlton Heston i w którym przewijali się aktorzy z oryginalnego serialu.

Wątek porwania Fallon przez UFO i jej amnezji przewijał się też w oryginalnym serialu, ale nigdy nie został aż tak... rozwinięty 🙂 Podobno to co powyżej to efekt wojenki między Spellingami, a telewizją i zrobienie jej na złość, ale nie pamiętam szczegółów.

#1047 · 26 lipca, 2025, 08:36

Dynastię jeszcze oglądałem (przynajmniej do jakiegoś czasu), ale Collbych już nie (choć pamiętam, że coś takiego było). Nie sądziłem jednak, że to prequel Z archiwum X.

#1048 · 26 lipca, 2025, 09:12

Klasyka. Jak skakać przez rekina to tylko lecąc statkiem kosmicznym 🙂

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#1049 · 27 lipca, 2025, 11:31

Okeeej?

Bob Odenkirk says he wants to kill Mario.

“I’ll kill Mario, I’ll tear that mustache off his face, jam it down his throat, take his swimming goggles rip them to pieces and stab him with those. It’s gonna be bloody.”

(Source: @IGN) pic.twitter.com/UhWBGUK2eq

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) July 27, 2025

Nathan Fillion playing Mario Kart World with The Rizzler.

(Source: @Variety) pic.twitter.com/LAfs2xk3Yw

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) July 27, 2025

#1050 · 27 lipca, 2025, 11:36

Może niech admin DF adoptuje tego bombelka? Który to już post o tej gwieździe ośmiolatków?

#1051 · 27 lipca, 2025, 19:51

Czegoś nie rozumiem? To nawiązanie do jakiegoś mema z nim? O co tu chodzi?

Bob Odenkirk on characters he’d fight:

“The Brady Bunch? I would happily kill them, they don’t even have to do anything. Not the littlest girl I wouldn’t hurt, it’s not her fault she’s a Brady. I’m happy to kill Alvin and the Chipmunks, I will step on them and crush them under… pic.twitter.com/7tcdVkhhbq

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) July 27, 2025

#1052 · 27 lipca, 2025, 19:57

Za 2 tygodnie wchodzi Nobody 2, więc Bob jest teraz artystą przemocowym 🙂

#1053 · 27 lipca, 2025, 20:11

Aha, OK. Wracam do nieśmiania się.

#1054 · 28 lipca, 2025, 11:42

Tak, chwali się jednym z 357 tegorocznych filmów Erica Robertsa 🙂

https://twiter.com/RMF24pl/status/1949762700705243145?t=5pPzOeSSJsw5hXmbuphvmg&s=19

#1055 · 29 lipca, 2025, 22:19

What the hell... sure

Pamela Anderson & Liam Neeson are dating. (Via @PEOPLE) pic.twitter.com/ejfNwN6jVi

— Pop Tingz (@ThePopTingz) July 29, 2025

#1056 · 29 lipca, 2025, 22:28

Gdzieś tak do poniedziałku 🙂

#1057 · 31 lipca, 2025, 15:08

Cytat z Mierzwiak data 31 lipca, 2025, 15:08
Spoilery z Wojny światów od Prime, czytacie na własną odpowiedzialność o swoje zdrowie psychiczne 🙂

[spoiler title=""]

Amazon is called out by name early on; Dave sighs that his dad’s job is “spying on what’s in people’s Amazon carts,” and that turn of phrase comes back around a few times. Notice that it doesn’t say anything about Amazon’s own desire to collect information about its customers—but that can’t help but loom in the viewer’s mind, especially as Will begins to realize the aliens have come to Earth specifically to feast on the planet’s vast data stores.

As the invaders slurp down the planet’s data—financial records are drained, GPS systems fail, and even Will’s Facebook page paying tribute to his late wife disappears—it becomes clear that their real target is a top-secret, highly powerful surveillance network launched despite the government’s knowledge (cut to X-Files-style documents and vintage photos) that such a move would be akin to “ringing a dinner bell” for the tech-hungry ETs.

Naturally, Will and his family (it turns out his son is a genius hacker, and his daughter is a genius biologist) come up with a plan to save the world—but they also need the help of Faith’s boyfriend, Mark, who is… an Amazon driver. When Will has a sudden, desperate, ticking-clock need of a thumb drive, Mark is able to power up an Amazon drone and fly it to him—but only after Will places “an official order on Amazon to activate the drone,” a process we all get to see as if we don’t know exactly what it looks like. Add to cart!

If that wasn’t enough, Amazon has humanity’s back yet again when the drone crashes and requires a manual assist to flip it right-side-up. The only person on the crumbling streets is… an unhoused man, who emerges from the safety of his tent to perform the deed after Faith, who’s triangulated his cell phone number, bribes him with a $1,000 Amazon gift card.

He accepts these terms after turning down a year of free internet from the government, because he figures that’s just asking Big Brother to spy on him. Because that’s not what Amazon essentially does to its customers?

“There’s more important things to do than worry about what’s in people’s Amazon carts,” Will declares at the end of War of the Worlds, which wraps up very tidily despite the hideous destruction we’ve just seen unfold on a global scale. The strategic determination to keep Amazon’s hands clean in a movie about online privacy is actually impressive. Making Amazon one of its heroes, however, is downright dystopian.

[/spoiler]

https://gizmodo.com/amazons-new-war-of-the-worlds-features-a-head-scratching-twist-2000636929

Spoilery z Wojny światów od Prime, czytacie na własną odpowiedzialność o swoje zdrowie psychiczne 🙂

Spoiler

Amazon is called out by name early on; Dave sighs that his dad’s job is “spying on what’s in people’s Amazon carts,” and that turn of phrase comes back around a few times. Notice that it doesn’t say anything about Amazon’s own desire to collect information about its customers—but that can’t help but loom in the viewer’s mind, especially as Will begins to realize the aliens have come to Earth specifically to feast on the planet’s vast data stores.

As the invaders slurp down the planet’s data—financial records are drained, GPS systems fail, and even Will’s Facebook page paying tribute to his late wife disappears—it becomes clear that their real target is a top-secret, highly powerful surveillance network launched despite the government’s knowledge (cut to X-Files-style documents and vintage photos) that such a move would be akin to “ringing a dinner bell” for the tech-hungry ETs.

Naturally, Will and his family (it turns out his son is a genius hacker, and his daughter is a genius biologist) come up with a plan to save the world—but they also need the help of Faith’s boyfriend, Mark, who is… an Amazon driver. When Will has a sudden, desperate, ticking-clock need of a thumb drive, Mark is able to power up an Amazon drone and fly it to him—but only after Will places “an official order on Amazon to activate the drone,” a process we all get to see as if we don’t know exactly what it looks like. Add to cart!

If that wasn’t enough, Amazon has humanity’s back yet again when the drone crashes and requires a manual assist to flip it right-side-up. The only person on the crumbling streets is… an unhoused man, who emerges from the safety of his tent to perform the deed after Faith, who’s triangulated his cell phone number, bribes him with a $1,000 Amazon gift card.

He accepts these terms after turning down a year of free internet from the government, because he figures that’s just asking Big Brother to spy on him. Because that’s not what Amazon essentially does to its customers?

“There’s more important things to do than worry about what’s in people’s Amazon carts,” Will declares at the end of War of the Worlds, which wraps up very tidily despite the hideous destruction we’ve just seen unfold on a global scale. The strategic determination to keep Amazon’s hands clean in a movie about online privacy is actually impressive. Making Amazon one of its heroes, however, is downright dystopian.

https://gizmodo.com/amazons-new-war-of-the-worlds-features-a-head-scratching-twist-2000636929

#1058 · 2 sierpnia, 2025, 07:39

Kevin Smith kończy dziś 55.

#1059 · 2 sierpnia, 2025, 08:18

Co znowu skończy się długaśnym postem, że już nie powinno go tutaj być 🙂

#1060 · 2 sierpnia, 2025, 15:17

Zmasakrowali Czarnoksiężnika z Oz na potrzeby tej kuli w Las Vegas.

https://twitter.com/CultureCrave/status/1951359721711215007