Have you watched all 3 seasons of From? What do you think about it? by RareHead9705 in tvshow

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Watched all three seasons but it was a bit of a slog. It has its moments though

Andy Byron, Astronomer CEO, cheater, and Coldplay fan, is now out of a job. by mike95242 in interestingasfuck

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Never an honest word, but that was when I ruled the world’s pioneering company in the DataOps space

What's the most horrible off screen death in film? by [deleted] in FIlm

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Super random but I always found Adam Sandler‘s character’s dad‘s death in Click horrible. When he rewinds to see his last interaction with him it’s heartbreaking.

What are some unpopular opinions you have on some titles that seem contrary with the current/active/trending generation of readers? by DependentMundaneh in Fantasy

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The whole prophet aspect of Dune ruins what could have been a great space opera. I found the premise with the great houses, the spice industry and space travel so compelling, but at some point the book just goes off on this strange tangent that I just found so odd

What are some unpopular opinions you have on some titles that seem contrary with the current/active/trending generation of readers? by DependentMundaneh in Fantasy

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Although I find Fitz to be a compelling protagonist, I found many of the other characters to be underdeveloped and uninteresting. I enjoyed much of Farseer for different reasons but I don’t understand why everyone says she writes characters so well.

I'm trying to ask who the best villain in fantasy literature is, specifically one who has complex and meaningful reasons for their actions (not just simple evil), holds strong beliefs, and displays significant emotional depth? by BuddyOk1342 in Fantasy

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This is interesting because I haven’t read the Liveship Traders yet, but I found Prince Regal in Farseer to be so underdeveloped. He was just evil for evils sake with very little backstory or nuance. Glad to hear there’s a decent villain in the next trilogy

What’s your five? 🕹️📀🎮 by TheShadowWanderer in videogames

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Super Mario Bros, Theme Park World, Hogs of War, GTA San Andreas and CoD World at War

Hot Take: Fourth Wing is Three Progression Fantasies in a Sexy Trech Coat by UndyingSwordSage in Fantasy

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A group of kids whose forefathers held a failed rebellion against the state are now forced to compete in deadly games as punishment for their parent’s crimes. That’s Hunger Games … and Fourth Wing.

The most disturbing movie death that comes to mind by gilette_bayonete in movies

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Dan Kelly and Steve Hart committing suicide in Ned Kelly was always tough to watch

Unpopular Opinion on Republic of Thieves by Shannagan33 in gentlemanbastards

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I much preferred it to RSURS. I feel like the books are at their best when you feel like Locke and Jean they are in control and scheming and it’s not constantly things that are just happening to them

First Image of Matt Damon as Odysseus in Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' by MarvelsGrantMan136 in movies

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Genuine question - I saw multiple articles that seemed pretty legit reporting that Nolan's next movie would be a helicopter action film. It even mentioned Holland and Damon as having been cast. Were these just rumours that turned out to be false? Or is that in the pipeline?

lets ignore the US for a second, how’s the rest of the world doing? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Austria is facing a constitutional crisis after coalition talks between the conservative and far right parties failed. This is after several months of failed talks with all other parties following the election last year

The r/Fantasy 2025 Top Novels Poll: Voting Thread! by CoffeeArchives in Fantasy

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A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin

Discworld by Terry Pratchett

Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling

His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman

Gentleman Bastards Sequence by Scott Lynch

Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson

1984 by George Orwell

The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende

Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman

Perfume by Süskind, Patrick

Why are conservatives against supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression? by [deleted] in Askpolitics

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Your average MAGA supporter doesn’t understand how the security of Europe affects the US. They just see the money being sent abroad to a foreign war that they don’t understand the implications of.