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Melissa Barrera Says Support for Macklemore After He Was Dropped from Ed Sheeran’s Tour Is ‘Beautiful’ and ‘I Didn’t Get That’ After Being Fired From ‘Scream’
Melissa Barrera is voicing her respect for the musicians who have dropped out of Ed Sheeran’s tour following Macklemore’s dismissal over his support for Palestine.
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‘Tenchi Universe’ review by Kaylyn Saucedo • Letterboxd
A rewatch on my part. One of these rare instances where Letterboxd has a listing for a whole TV series, but fine, I'll take it. I'm lucky I still have DVD copies of these episodes as it's becoming harder and harder to find physical media of anything related to Tenchi Muyo. I know a lot of people don't think Universe (TV) is quite as good as the early OVA materials, but that's okay. I very much enjoy quite a bit of it and little adjustments they made to the original OVA's formula. The animation isn't as detailed and clean as
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Boorman and the Devil (2026) - Critics Spot
YouTube video by Yellow Veil Pictures
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'Forgotten Island' Review - One of DreamWorks' Finest to Date
Directors Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado continue to raise the bar for DreamWorks Animation with their beautiful film Forgotten Island.
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Lilly Wachowski on Her New Studio Anarchists United, the Black Power Origins of ‘The Matrix’ and How ‘Harry Potter’ Fans Are ‘Supporting Trans Genocide’
‘The Matrix’ filmmaker Lilly Wachowski opens up about her new studio for marginalized voices Anarchists United, J.K. Rowling and Elon Musk.
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A ★★★★★ review of Monkey Man (2024)
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Trevor Henderson 🍉 (commissions closed) @slimyswampghost.bsky.social
Watched THE APPOINTMENT (1982) and it made my skin crawl. The slowest of slow-burn horror films, but suffused in mesmerising nightmare logic and imagery. Very much Robert Aickman-core cinema. You know how it'll end, but it's like standing in the road and seeing a truck bearing down on you.
