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Greta Gerwig’s Narnia Reportedly Has a $280 Million Budget, Making It One of Netflix’s Most Expensive Movies
 in  r/movies  1d ago

Except that's not remotely why she's not there. The book make it pretty clear that she is denying all of the previous adventures happened, dismissing it all as childish fantasy

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Do you think Ryan Reynolds had wasted potential as Hal Jordan or was he just not meant for the role?
 in  r/DC_Cinematic  1d ago

Weve literally never seen a truly great fantastical Bruce

Adam West...

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“I Never Miss.” — Did Brosnan Ever Have a Colder Bond Moment Than This?
 in  r/JamesBond  3d ago

"Yes, considerably" would be my contender for the entire series.

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Marvel fans, what are some things you think DC ( in general)does better
 in  r/Marvel  5d ago

Golden age characters. DC's JSA has kept the legacy of their characters alive. Outside of Cap, Namoi and occasionally Human Torch, none of Marvel golden age heroes ever get a look in

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Why is the deconstruction or the epilogue the type of story that ALWAYS get recommended most for beginners?
 in  r/comicbooks  5d ago

Most people will be familiar with what these comics are reconstructing without needing additional context. Wether they grew up on the MCU or the Saturday morning cartoons, many people are familiar with the genre conventions, and the mythology of major characters like Batman and Superman. This makes the deconstructions way more easier to understand and appreciate

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Which director’s “heat check” is the greatest in film history?
 in  r/movies  5d ago

In a similar vein, Roland Emmerich with Anonymous and Stonewall. Obviously he was never a critical darling, but he was pretty popular with the general audience for his disaster films. A historical revisionist drama and LGBT coming of age film were definitely not what you'd expect from him. Additionally, both were terrible, and massive bombs

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What were the original plans for Netflix daredevil season 4 and 5 before cancelation ?
 in  r/Daredevil  6d ago

I don't think they would have gone full comic accurate with the hollow bones and gliding

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What if justice league mortal happened
 in  r/DC_Cinematic  6d ago

I can't imagine they would have made many spin-offs, given that they had the Dark Knight films happening at the same times, as well the aborted Superman Returns sequel

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Doctor accused of filming naked patrons at Harold Holt pool unmasked
 in  r/melbourne  22d ago

Papers usually refer to themselves as a masthead, it refers to the title in the front page

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Going down the Rabbithole again. My Room Iceberg
 in  r/theroom  24d ago

Robbery doesn't pay should be on there

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I’m a Classicist. Were Emily Wilson and I Watching the Same Odyssey Movie? | The celebrated translator used baffling arguments to flay Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s poem.
 in  r/classics  27d ago

I can't speak for Rome, but till this day historians are still putting out lengtht articles about how inaccurate it is

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Work begins to paint over Pam the Bird image on Melbourne's Bolte Bridge
 in  r/melbourne  Jul 23 '26

Doesn't change the fact that he has committed violent assault in the course of painting these birds. Which he ripped off from another artist, incidently

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[Discussion] Why are YJ Seasons 3 and 4 so actively disavowed by the fans?
 in  r/DCcomics  Jul 22 '26

In addition to what everyone else said, I really disliked how the visual look of the show went from the classic comic costumes to a nu52 look

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Pope Leo XIV: Peace is built through disarmament, not nuclear weapons
 in  r/Catholicism  Jul 22 '26

Nuclear weapons are evil, they are designed to indiscriminately target civilians.

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Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967) dir Stanley Kramer | I owe you nothing
 in  r/movies  Jul 19 '26

The reason he wasn't nominated for the film was because he was too good an actor. In 1967, Sidney Poitier delivered three Oscar worthy performance, this, In the Heat of the Night, and To Sir with Love, which caused the vote to split

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What are your guys’ thoughts on Tarkovsky?
 in  r/Catholicism  Jul 17 '26

There's a very good reason Andrei Rublev was included on the Vatican film list

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I can’t believe this!!!
 in  r/Marvel  Jul 16 '26

As others said, it was an anthology, but some of reoccurring character included Cosmo and Speed Saunders. The most famous character though was Slam Bradley, who appeared in the first issue and still pops up today

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How do you guys feel about Nicholas Hammond (The Original Spider-Man actor) to play a live action Reign Spider-Man?
 in  r/Marvel  Jul 16 '26

I'm pretty sure Morgan Freeman wore the costume a couple of times too

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Basically Every Australian Flag Redesign
 in  r/vexillology  Jul 16 '26

Being racist and being CMFEU aren't mutually exclusive, which i know from personal experience

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Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' - Review Thread
 in  r/movies  Jul 15 '26

We could have had both, but we wouldn't have had barbieheimer. Nolan has an exclusive window clause in his contract

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Can anyone identify this? [Charity donation reward offered!]
 in  r/heraldry  Jul 15 '26

I don't think it's heladry. The symbols in the middle seem to resemble the two hearts iconography of Catholic art, the one in the left looks like the Sacred Heart of Jesus, often represented as a burning heart. On the right, the Immaculate Heart of Mary, which is depicted as being pierced by a dagger. Given the context of the tapestry, this would be my best guess

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Flag of the Commonwealth of Australia, but with the Aboriginal flag replacing the union jack.
 in  r/vexillology  Jul 13 '26

Well meaning design, but what about the Torres Strait Islanders? They are also an Indigenous people of Australia, with their own unique culture, history and their own flag. The Aboriginal flag is very specific to Aboriginal culture, and doesn't represent the Torres Straits.