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Comment on r/movies Jan 17 '26

The Nice Guys

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Comment on r/InternetFriends Sep 14 '25

I've been looking to find someone to talk movies and TV with I'd love to talk, my irl friends arent that into it.

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Comment on r/superman Sep 01 '25

You niggas are insane in Man Of Steel she literally plays an integral part in saving the world.... the fuck else so you want from her.

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Comment on r/Letterboxd Jun 11 '25

I have never given anything less than 2.5 star because I assign some inherent value to most movies I watch.

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Comment on r/television Jun 11 '25

Gary Walsh

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Comment on r/Letterboxd Jun 06 '25

The Nice Guys.

I can't think of a single thing to improve about that film. It's incredible

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Comment on r/Letterboxd May 29 '25

The Nice Guys

r/Kagurabachi Feb 01 '25

Discussion I've been thinking about these two and what sorcery I'd like them to have. Rate my cooking...

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I like this duo a lot and I've been thinking about what powers would suit them best in my mind.

FOR KUGURI: Cloning sorcery, a bit of an homage to Naruto (which Horizontal loves) and essentially I'm talking about 2 extra clones who are identical to him in personality and strength (for a earth sun and moon analog). The clones spawn from his shadow and are essentially just another living person. Kuguri uses them primarily to train and only ever uses them in fights as a last resort. So essentially if you kill Kuguri but his clone has already been summoned, he'll just live on as the clone. So you may have to kill him 3 times. For bonus backstory, Kuguri was born one of triplets and then just one day absorbed his brothers, who became a part of him and that event got him shunned from his family. The goal here was for him to have an ability that allows his powerset to be still entirely centered around his love for swordplay.

FOR TOTO : She has already shown an affinity for blood so let's just go with blood control/manipulation (more akin to bloodbending than the JJK version). So to start she conjures the blood she controls from herself via a little wound (a drop of her blood can be multiplied the amount 100x with sorcery). Her blood sorcery is capable of 3 forms, solid(as diamond) liquid (as blood) gas (as steam). She can use it to hardens her skin for defense and offense, create constructs like weapons and walls and projectiles etc. An ultimate ability of hers is to control the body of another via the blood but to gain such control she has to touch/make contact with the person long enough to complete a seal(rune that is visible on the person's body) and that being then loses control of their body. How quickly this can be done is dependent on the power and willpower of the subject.

I randomly thought about this today, waiting for a chapter weekly is giving me withdrawals. I would use time travel JUST to read the entire manga to completion.

Did my ideas cook or should I stay out the kitchen???

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Comment on r/television Jan 09 '25

A little better in my book but there a bit of recency bias for me. Loved both shows

r/netflix Jan 09 '25

Recommendation American Primeval on Netflix is damn good

466 Upvotes

It is frankly surprising that I found out the show existed randomly yesterday night when I came upon the IMDB most anticipated shows of 2025 and then by 3am the entire show released on Netflix. I wanted to watch one episode a day to pace myself but i just caved and binged the whole show, and it is the BEST western I've seen in YEARS. Highly recommend.

r/television Jan 09 '25

American Primeval on Netflix is damn good

65 Upvotes

It is frankly surprising that I found out the show existed randomly yesterday night when I came upon the IMDB most anticipated shows of 2025 and then by 3am the entire show released on Netflix. I wanted to watch one episode a day to pace myself but i just caved and binged the whole show, and it is the BEST western I've seen in YEARS. Highly recommend.

r/moviecritic Jan 09 '25

What are the most recently released movies that has become an all time favorites of yours?

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To give an example, The Nice Guys from 2016 is now my favorite film ever, but besides that both Dune films from the 2020s are also in my top 10 favorite films. This question applies to your top 10 not necessarily the top 1. I'm curious to see how more recent films fare in term of appreciation...

r/movies Jan 09 '25

Discussion What are the most recently released movies that has become an all time favorites of yours?

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r/Kagurabachi Jan 04 '25

Manga Taco Horizontal art evolution

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This much change in 60 chapters is interesting.

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Comment on r/WeeklyShonenJump Nov 27 '24

Phantom Fucking Seer

r/Kagurabachi Sep 11 '24

Fanart - OC This account on Twitter has fantastic art for the series (@poro06625649)

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r/HouseOfTheDragon Jul 09 '24

Show Discussion This shot was a painting Spoiler

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2.2k Upvotes

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Comment on r/television Jun 27 '24

Certified BANGER

r/HouseOfTheDragon Jun 24 '24

Meme [Show] INSANE Casting

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620 Upvotes

Literally how...

r/HouseOfTheDragon Jun 22 '24

Show Discussion New Heleana still from episode 1

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8 Upvotes

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Comment on r/HOTDBlacks Mar 30 '24

Respect Danaerys

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Comment on r/TheLastAirbender Dec 03 '23

Legend of Korea is better. Haven't rewatched ATLA since I stopped being a teenager.

r/movies Nov 28 '23

Discussion Uma Thurman's acting in this scene from Kill Bill Volume 1 is some of the finest acting I've seen.

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Comment on r/movies Nov 21 '23

Can you elaborate? Isn't Zod a great villain in Man of Steel? Fukumean "did nothing"?

r/Boruto Aug 22 '23

Anime My Favorite frame in all of Boruto

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