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guy who just finished the marathon fainted on the subway & it turned into that train scene from spider-man 2. someone gave him a piece of a bagel.
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Clark tring to act nonchalant in front of Lois while krypto is floating towards the smell of a delicious pie
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and just like that #DuneDoubleFeatureIMAX is a reality
For one week only, Dune and Dune: Part Two return to IMAX. Plus witness an exclusive sneak peek of Dune: Part Three. Tickets on sale Friday. #DuneMovie #FilmedForIMAX
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insane thing about ycse no one is talking about is the title. a reference to the text liz sent and the full frontal, but also (most importantly?) a reference to her claim "the device can run any test." you can theoretically see everything, that doesn't mean you are
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This is why You Can See Everything is a masterpiece
Near the very beginning, Holmes and Billy say a NYT reporter quoted Holmes as saying, “They’re playing a character I created.”
The couple contends that Holmes wouldn’t say that and, instead, said “They’re playing a character they created.”
One word changes the meaning from guilty to innocent.
Then the film builds up to Fielder having a similar moment, where he has to decide if Holmes said “I knew [Billy] was talking to you about it” or “about something.” One makes her look guilty, the other innocent.
Understanding this is the key to understanding the deeper meaning of the entire film
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You Can See Everything is quite possibly the first true post-Charlie Kirk film
not the first to say and won’t be the last, but you can see everything will be first documentary nominated for best picture
god forbid the little guy wants to watch a movie
almost got bit by no trailers, film twitter saved me though #diggervistavision
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Digger. First 30 minutes I'm thinking this is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. The secret hook is annoying. An hour into it, I just want to walk out. Then about 15 minutes later, the hook is justified. The story's context and stakes finally reveals itself, and then I'm on board. Then it becomes fascinating. I'm liking this magic trick. It goes from Kubrick to Woody Allen to Fellini then finally its own thing. I loved being pulled back into it when I had given up on it. Very cool.
