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Monster (2004)

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19 Year old Kobe POSTERIZES Wizard’s Ben Wallace and creates a monster 🔥 Backstory: Nick Van Exel still remembers what Kobe Bryant said during a preseason game between the Los Angeles Lakersand the Washington Wizards in 1997: "Kobe told us, 'I'm about to cross this fool up and dunk on him'… and he did it!" Right after that huddle, the then-sophomore Bryant did exactly what he said and posterized then-Wizards center Ben Wallace. It became one of Kobe's greatest career highlights. But little did everybody know; the play poked the bear. "Without that dunk, I don't know if I'm the player that I am today. After that, I told myself 'Ben, that's never gonna happen again,'" Wallace said via "And you know what? It didn't," he continued. Since being dunked on in that preseason game, Wallace made it a mission to stop every player who would try to go up and disrespect him as Kobe did. In the process, he became one the best, if not the best, shot-stoppers ever to grace NBA hardwood. As for Bryant, he went on and posterized more decorated big men. But not Wallace. Fast forward 7 years later and Wallace ended up getting his revenge in the 2004 NBA finals leading the Pistons historically great defense to upset the heavy favorite Lakers and Bryant. Lesson: Be careful who you dunk on it could cost you a title in the future 😎 (📝 JOHN JEFFERSON TAN basketballnetwork )

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The financier of "Monster" (2003) had no idea what movie they were making. He thought he was making a "hot Charlize Theron, Christina Ricci, lesbian love, sex movie". One night, he called Charlize Theron who was also the producer of the movie, after seeing some of the dailies, he told her that she looked terrible & wasn't smiling enough at the camera. She went on to win the Academy award for "Best Actress" in 2004. Here is Charlize Theron talking about it: “I turned it down, I’m only in that film because Patty Jenkins, the writer and director, wouldn’t take no for an answer … she was relentless.” “I felt like the script was so good that if you were going to do it, you had to do it visually, in a way that felt authentic to who she was, and I didn’t know if I could do that” To transform her body to better match Aileen’s, Charlize had to gain several pounds, which meant she could eat just about anything she wanted. “It’s a f**king free-for-all. It’s amazing,” she said. "Our financier had no fucking idea what movie we were making, He thought he was making a hot Charlize Theron, Christina Ricci, lesbian love, sex movie.” As a producer and star of the movie, Charlize Theron got a call from the financier late one night after he screened some of the dailies from the film. “He f**king ripped me a new one,” Charlize said, explaining he had told her she looked terrible and wasn’t smiling enough on camera. “He just freaked out.” His feedback left Charlize questioning whether or not the movie was any good — maybe he was right? She called Patty Jenkins, though, who quickly told her that wasn’t the case and forbid her from ever speaking to the man again. Charlize never had another conversation with him, but she did pop up again – in the behind-the-scenes featurette on the DVD. “He takes credit for f**king everything,” Charlize said. When asked if Hollywood phoniness like that ever gets to her. “It annoys the shit out of me,” she replied. ("Why Charlize Theron Came Close to Turning Down Her Oscar-Winning ‘Monster’ Role", Howardstern(dot)com, 2017)

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DepressedBergman

367,063 views • 5 months ago

📢What happened in Poland after the elections is now repeating in Hungary: A constitutional carpet bombing is taking place in Hungary today, while the EU rewards the new Hungarian government by releasing €16 billion — the very same funds it had withheld from the previous government precisely because it accused the Orbán government of dismantling the rule of law. In Hungary, just like in every normal democracy, the President of the Republic can be removed through a legal process: a certain number of Members of Parliament initiate impeachment proceedings, and if, at the end of the process, two-thirds of the Constitutional Court decides that the President has violated the Constitution or the law, they can be removed. This is one of the tools of checks and balances. This is exactly what happened in Lithuania in 2004. But this is not what is happening in Hungary. The new Hungarian government is essentially removing the President of the Republic with a stroke of a pen, without any impeachment procedure — something unprecedented anywhere in Europe. Equally unprecedented in the EU is the introduction of a 12-year term limit for Members of Parliament. This effectively decapitates half of the opposition, as it consists of parties that have been active since 1989, with many representatives having served multiple terms because voters repeatedly re-elected them. In contrast, the politicians of the new government are all completely “zero-kilometer” — they are brand-new politicians entering parliament for the first time. Finally, through personalized and retroactive legislation — two things that are unacceptable in a rule-of-law state — they have banned the leader of the opposition, Orbán, from running in future elections. With this new step, the government has essentially abolished popular representation, because the foundation of democracy is that anyone can run for office and anyone can be elected. Instead of speaking up, Brussels is actually giving money to the new government to “restore the rule of law.” Equality before the law and legal certainty are dead in the EU. The EU has become a global liberal bureaucratic monster that installs puppet states in power, allowing them to engage in legal thuggery as long as they serve its own agenda.

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