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Which movie was she in with the Hulkster, brother?
Olivia Munn says one of her former male co-stars refused to be saved by her in a scene and stopped production for “45 minutes” to fight off the story beat:
"We’re about to shoot and, somehow, I guess he didn’t read the script, and in that moment, he realized, ‘Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. She can’t save me. No, no. She can’t save me.’”
variety.com/2026/film/news/o…
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The definition of “violently resisting” seems really stretched when looking at all of the videos. He doesn’t comply, and he struggles to protect himself, but he never throws a single punch, kick, or tries to grab any of the agents.
Resisting? Yes. Violent? Nope.
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I feel like the Cooks play is the NFL’s blue dress, gold dress where some people saw an interception and some people are morons that don’t understand the rules.
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If the last 24 hours has taught me anything, it’s shocking how many seemingly knowledgeable, passionate NFL fans can’t grasp relatively simple rules.
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It’s shocking how many hardcore NFL fans don’t understand the rules…especially one that has been beaten to death for so many years.
It wasn’t a catch and there’s no reason at all for controversy. Crystal clear in the rule book.
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“The ICE agent is a hero, who acted flawlessly in self-defense and had no other options.”
“Good was a saint. An innocent bystander minding her own business.”
Anyone spouting either of these opinions is lying to themselves. Neither are true.
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If the last few days of watching morons argue case law precedent has taught me anything, it’s that law school is a good thing and the bar exam is important.
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Tough guy agent who jumped out of his car and aggressively charged at Renee Good’s car, trying to open her door and reaching in, isn’t taking enough heat.
His approach to that situation was so careless and emotional it put the guy who fired in a bad position and got her killed.
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The irony is Letterman has said that Jay Leno had a reputation for being a smug self-serving egomaniac when he first met him in their comedy club days…and that played out publicly in how he shamelessly politicked his way into the Tonight Show.
What's amazing about this is the disdain Oliver has for Leno. This is an attitude that did not exist between comedians until these smug, self-serving egomaniacs came along. Late-night comedians understood the show was not about them
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It’s crazy to think that the WWE’s business model heading into 2026 is basically the modern version of Jeff Jarrett’s original all-PP. concept for TNA.
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It somehow seems fitting if Hogan was cremated (as reported) that they still had a casket for him at the funeral.
Brother was working a gimmick even at his final show.
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For as much as fans nitpick in-ring logic and unrealistic spots, there’s a shocking pass in modern WWE for angles and character actions with huge logic holes. This is a great example.
Seth Rollins' Big Plan: Fake a knee injury and throw a match to LA Knight (yeah) and surprise cash in on CM Punk, who hadn't even become #1 contender yet. Genius.
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I watched WWE Unreal and now to maintain my wrestling erection, I can’t stop. I’m searching YouTube for early 2000’s shoot interviews.
Where does it end?
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This is such a dated take.
Pro wrestling being acknowledged as a worked sport was a binary event. It happened.
The idea that the business is still on some slippery slope is really dumb.
They’ve been doing fluff behind the scenes docs for movies, rock tours, etc… for decades.
Eventually a bikini bar becomes dull - you want more…you go to the topless bar.
Eventually a topless bar becomes dull - you want more…you go to the nude bar.
Eventually a nude bar becomes dull - you go to the…??
Where do you go once its all been exposed?
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2014 Punk would have yelled that this didn’t count because it was Night 1.
Not sure if this is personal growth or a sad delusional aging man trying to escape the reality that he might fail at accomplishing his primary goal in life.
Maybe both?
CM Punk on Main Eventing WrestleMania.
“It was everything I wanted since I was a little kid, it's all I ever wanted to do”
“I just did it, I JUST FUCKING DID IT.”
OH MAN. 🥹❤️ │ #WWEUnreal
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I missed it, but did anyone flip out at the time that Punk essentially did the Davey Richards superplex no sell counter that every WWE zealot points to as the least believable thing they’ve ever seen in wrestling?
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Something that always struck me was how legitimately terrible an actor Hogan was. For as believable a promo as he delivered and how genuinely he could spew pure fiction in real interviews, he always looked uncomfortable/fake delivering lines.
Hulk Hogan on The A-Team. Seeing Hulk Hogan and Mr. T on the same screen was mind blowing to millions of kids. 2 real life super heroes working together. Mr. T and Hogan worked together again in 1994 WCW.
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