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Los venezolanos pueden hablar de cualquier elección en el hemisferio, con o sin experticia, primero por simple y pura libertad de expresión, pero segundo y más importante: porque el dinero robado a Venezuela ha financiado campañas y partidos en todo lo que vean en un mapa.
Y más
D. Polanco 🎃 retweeted
Hay una división entera dentro del Mossad cuya única misión es evitar que yo algún día pueda tener algo así.
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“Battlefront 3 is actively in development”
“Star Wars: Battlefront 3” is actively in development at Electronic Arts, multiple sources confirmed to Variety.
The news comes as EA undergoes its first major restructuring since going private this summer, with layoffs expected to affect about 400 staffers (3% of its global workforce).
variety.com/2026/digital/new…
D. Polanco 🎃 retweeted
This is what happens when you don't let the Internet try to influence your opinion and just enjoy watching Avatar.
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As a Millenial, I am asking you to stop thinking of the 2005 movie as the gold standard of Narnia adaptations.
Am I the only one who is thinking....
Why can’t fantasy just be fantasy anymore?
The first trailer for Greta Gerwig’s NARNIA: THE MAGICIAN’S NEPHEW came out yesterday, and instead of feeling timeless, it feels like another classic fantasy story being filtered through a very modern filmmaker’s need to put their own stamp on it.
And that’s where I start getting annoyed.
I’m not religious. C.S. Lewis absolutely was. I don’t need Narnia stripped of that just because I don’t personally believe it. Aslan being a Christ figure is part of the DNA of the story.
Hell, I’ll even roll with Meryl Streep voicing him, weird as that still sounds to me.
But why does everything need to be “reimagined” now?
Why can’t you just adapt the damn thing as it is?
Fantasy used to feel lived-in, strange and tactile. Now everything has to be louder, slicker, more self-aware, more “modern,” more obviously authored.
The source material is what became timeless.
You don’t need to fix it.
You need to trust it.
And based on this first trailer, I’m not convinced Narnia is being trusted nearly enough.
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Just to be clear, I am not leaving The Batman Part II. I am profoundly grateful to Steven for coming to my aid during this challenging time to help me finish principal photography. Thank you to all for your concern and well wishes. 🦇
This is vile. Absolute bastardization of Lewis.
They do these things on purpose. It is a humiliation ritual. They make Aslan, one of the clearest images of Christ in fiction, a male lion voiced by a woman because they hate Christ. They make him the colors of the rainbow and the trans flag on purpose because they hate Christ.
This is the scene from That Hideous Strength where Frost demands Mark trample on the picture of Christ.
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que tanto les cuesta entender que la vida que uno se puede dar aca en venezuela no es la misma que se puede dar mas del 80% de la gente que vive aca?
somos un porcentaje pequeño con algunos privilegios que nos ayudan a solventar las cosas si acaso (y a veces ni se puede)
D. Polanco 🎃 retweeted
hay gente haciendo su vida en "la mierda", haciendo cosas "en la mierda" sabiendo quién es el responsable de "la mierda", pero tomando decisiones y afrontando realidades desde el propio control de su vida







































