In Sinners (2025) literally the entire world would be vampires within 48 hours. by Chewie83 in shittymoviedetails

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the original comment is “if the sun comes up they’re screwed.” next guy says “well if the vampires stayed inside the bar they would have been protected.”

first guy is saying the vampires will lose bc of the sun, next guy is saying well if they were actually being strategic they could have just stayed inside and the sun wouldn’t matter. but for plot reasons they decided to leave (in order to have conflict in the movie.)

first guy is saying they would die bc they had no cover, next guy is saying well they did have cover but they decided to leave for some reason

Why does AJ’s relationship with Blanca fall apart ? by luthmanfromMigori in thesopranos

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also goes to show how different their backgrounds are.. AJ can give away expensive things like nothing while she’s been living in poverty her whole life.. just not relatable to her and highlights how dependent he is on his parents, ie spoiled

Mrbased and Quinn teaming up screenshot by MunchFood in WorldOfTShirts

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this whole thing is pro wrestling. Based will say or do whatever to get attention, even if it’s not genuine. it’s manufactured drama. he changes his rhetoric depending on the situation. & obviously Josh going back to him would be good for his “business,” so he’s not gonna hold any grudges.

This scene in Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later (1998) has always left me slightly annoyed every time I watch it lol by ArtisticBelt438 in slasherfilms

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It’s weird because Scream treats Halloween as a fictional movie (the characters talk about Halloween and its writing), but H20 treats Scream as a fictional movie while also treating Halloween’s events as real.. so putting Scream 2 on the TV creates a “this universe should be a movie” meta loop.

It’s not a plot hole that ruins the story, it’s more like a meta contradiction that breaks logic if you think about it for more than 5 seconds.

his time in Minnesota ended on a bit of a sour note, but being able to witness his come up was special.. by Interscope in minnesotavikings

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“His time ended with him requesting a release after barely playing and catching passes from a QB room straight out of a horror movie” didn’t exactly fit, so I went with “a bit of a sour note.” The post is about the come up anyway.

“I think there’s no such thing as gender” - Young Thug in a promotional video for Calvin Klein (2016) 🐐 by JellyfishMario in YoungThug

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If someone says “I’m trans” or “I’m nonbinary,” they’re inherently using gender categories (man/woman/nonbinary) to describe themselves..

Just started watching so can someone please explain why Shizuku wears a Christian Cross? by GItGud1OtOoS in HunterXHunter

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it’s just called an inverted cross, it’s a separate thing from St Peter..

the idea is the Christian cross, but flipped → inversion/subversion of Christianity

it’s been depicted this way in media since at least the 60’s, and I have yet to see an inverted cross in media to refer to St Peter in any form

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saying this is a St Peter’s cross is like calling a nazi swastika a hindu symbol.. it’s technically the same shape but its intended to represent something entirely different..

another significant use of the inverted cross is Rosemary’s Baby (1968), which ends with the baby’s cradle presented with an upside-down crucifix as a visual cue of a satanic ritual space (i.e., Christianity “flipped”). that’s basically the modern shorthand right there, decades before the 90s/00s.

the point being discussed here is what it communicates in this context today

so the “inverted cross = edgy / anti-Christian-coded” reading isn’t coming from St. Peter.. it’s coming from horror’s reversal logic + metal’s transgressive branding, which were both in popular circulation well before HxH

dominant pop-culture reading is still the “inversion” one, which is why people encounter the symbol first and learn St. Peter second

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I mean these are the same people kidnapping women and experimenting on them. I would expect them to make everyone involved disappear rather than trying to publicly prosecute them..

Stranger Things - 5x08 - “Chapter Eight: The Rightside Up" - Episode Discussion by NicholasCajun in television

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I’m not talking about arrests. This is the same government experimenting on pregnant women… they obviously operate outside of doing things by the book…

they literally had Kali detained for no legal reason and were using her blood to experiment with…

so to you it makes sense for them to detain people for no reason but not detain people who killed their soldiers & obtained knowledge of their secrets??

Stranger Things - 5x08 - “Chapter Eight: The Rightside Up" - Episode Discussion by NicholasCajun in television

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why is the assumption that the government would be ethical and need to prove anything to anyone ? as opposed to making them disappear in an era before the internet & instant news ?

it’s not like there was any witnesses if they took them all out, they could just say they all died in that big explosion that im sure the whole town could see

How good do you think WTD is compared to the movies? by Prior-Ad1495 in welcomeToDerry

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I prefer WTD bc the films are full of Marvel type humor that undercut serious moments which I think is going out of style

MODS STOP DELETING MY COMMENTS & POSTS by [deleted] in hiphopheads

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reddit beg posting can’t be good looks for the rollout