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601,041 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

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🕷️vor 6 Monaten

VINDICATED I AM SELFISH I AM WRONG

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tall godvor 6 Monaten

let’s not pretend sony didn’t make a way better tv spot than that edit. we gotta give sony their props for this

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earlvor 6 Monaten

VINDICATED I AM SELFISH I AM WRONG

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GODSIDIAN 🔜EVO_Francevor 6 Monaten

2000's vibes

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Dawson Carpentervor 6 Monaten

@Ohnj117 Agreed. 👌🏾 Also, love this little gem:

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Njalvor 6 Monaten

Holy. Fuck. This takes me way back.. those 2000s vibes hits

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🎯Skunk347🦇vor 6 Monaten

VINDICATED I AM SELFISH I AM WRONGGG

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Cynicalexvor 6 Monaten

the yellow tint

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Axelvor 6 Monaten

I feel like you are saying that as if this slaps… when… no the fuck it doesn’t.

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Erzavor 6 Monaten

So we're just stealing Spider-Man 2s flow entirely at this point

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DFX 🇵🇭(🇺🇲)vor 6 Monaten

SO LET ME SLIP AWAAAAAAYYYYY

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Evol_Conquersvor 6 Monaten

If this was 2009 I woulda said this was incredible for 2026 lowkey you gotta use an imagine dragons song for a 30 sec to mars

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domvor 6 Monaten

i can feel it... pulling me

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Evol_Conquersvor 6 Monaten

Idk if you changed the edit but the color looks extra beautiful yo

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nuttbuttblastervor 6 Monaten

Maybe im dumb. But what was the point of doing the memory wipe thing if hes just going to immediately try and get them back. Like bro move on you can do so much better than them lol

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spideynthehoodvor 6 Monaten

Somebody needs to do a Signal Fire edit

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Dan Star Wars Centralized 🟢vor 6 Monaten

OK this is incredible

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Brandonvor 6 Monaten

did you see the “my own worst enemy” edit?

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MrKelsGamevor 6 Monaten

@NathanielCurre1 That’s some early 2000s vibes

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.vor 6 Monaten

ordinary by train needs some love too!

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Supermanvor 6 Monaten

This edit gives 2010s vibes

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UniqueHumorvor 6 Monaten

So 2000s omg bruh🥹

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Low 🇯🇲vor 6 Monaten

The early 2000s music hit different on a movie trailer

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Argerasvor 6 Monaten

incredible 2000s vibes, love it

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fuqumangvor 6 Monaten

goosebumps

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Mike The Legendary Gamervor 6 Monaten

I miss those 2000’s music vibes

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Kartikeyvor 6 Monaten

Too happy vibes 😁

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Noirling 🪖vor 6 Monaten

The color grading here looks better than the actual movie

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hom tollandvor 6 Monaten

Holy shit

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Leovor 6 Monaten

carai, ficou bom pacarai

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Reizo #CloneSaga30vor 6 Monaten

@_TheSmartAlec1 Vindicated love in 2026 🥹

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