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SingularityNET

21,824 views • 1 year ago

So yeah, after watching it yesterday for the 5th #ChristmasDay in a row, there is no denial: Patty Jenkins’s #WonderWoman1984 became my Post-Covid #Christmas movie staple. I think I’ll never forget the preview night when it came out, with the film in theatres during just a short evening, because of the announcement that, from that night or, depending on the city, on the following day which was supposed to be its opening day, all theatres would be closed for the following 6 months in the U.K. The rush to get to the nearest theatre still open that evening when the lockdown announcement came, we had to go all the way from London to Maidenhead to be able to watch it on that THU, as the preview screenings that evening in London were being canceled… I was so excited for that film for over 2 years, and somehow I knew that would be the one and only opportunity to see it in theatres. And I was so damn right! I think I never understood, till that point, how much movies, movie theatres and the moviegoing experience were important to me. They’ve always been there as part of my life, I’ve always taken them for granted. Until, all of sudden, they weren’t. And for a moment, #WW84 would be the last blockbuster we would see in a movie theatre, for a long while. That day for me was like our last, desperate way to hold on to the old normal pre-Covid. And in a way, in my mind, I was saying good bye to those Pre-Covid times without even knowing it. When theatres reopened again, 6 months later, things never got back to where they were. On top of a period already challenging as it as, my mother passed away within that bleak period, 2 weeks before theatres reopened. While some say ironically or mockingly that we went through a Great Reset, to me it was a literal reset. A forced one I was never consulted about nor agreed with. But life goes on, and we had to move on with it - but never losing that hope deep inside that, one day, we would have that life pre-Covid back. And that’s how #WonderWoman1984 deeply connected with me, I believe even more on the following Christmas in 2021, when things got scarily more relatable after that tough year. The film had all the messages I needed just on the right time. All the social unrest, forced division and global turmoil that followed from 2021 onwards, mixed with that longing desire to have back a life and the people that I would never have again, it felt like that film was predicting what we were about to go through in the following years, while offering its perspective on how to - and how not to - deal with most of these phantoms. And every time I rewatch it, I appreciate it a bit more. All those beautiful, powerful messages still stand and they feel even more meaningful now than they already were back in DEC 2020. They remind me of what we used to be as society, but also remind me of what we still can be, depending on the path we decide to take. And I know, I know - on this app, that movie means different things for different people, or even it might be the case it feels meaningless for some. I totally understand, respect and appreciate the diversity of opinions around it, and I see where they are coming from. I’ll never fight about your own views about the movie or your experience with it. That’s the magic of the movies after all, resonate differently with different people, as a collective but diverse experience. But to me it has a deeper meaning, and I love revisiting it time and time again. Until next Christmas!
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So yeah, after watching it yesterday for the 5th #ChristmasDay in a row, there is no denial: Patty Jenkins’s #WonderWoman1984 became my Post-Covid #Christmas movie staple. I think I’ll never forget the preview night when it came out, with the film in theatres during just a short evening, because of the announcement that, from that night or, depending on the city, on the following day which was supposed to be its opening day, all theatres would be closed for the following 6 months in the U.K. The rush to get to the nearest theatre still open that evening when the lockdown announcement came, we had to go all the way from London to Maidenhead to be able to watch it on that THU, as the preview screenings that evening in London were being canceled… I was so excited for that film for over 2 years, and somehow I knew that would be the one and only opportunity to see it in theatres. And I was so damn right! I think I never understood, till that point, how much movies, movie theatres and the moviegoing experience were important to me. They’ve always been there as part of my life, I’ve always taken them for granted. Until, all of sudden, they weren’t. And for a moment, #WW84 would be the last blockbuster we would see in a movie theatre, for a long while. That day for me was like our last, desperate way to hold on to the old normal pre-Covid. And in a way, in my mind, I was saying good bye to those Pre-Covid times without even knowing it. When theatres reopened again, 6 months later, things never got back to where they were. On top of a period already challenging as it as, my mother passed away within that bleak period, 2 weeks before theatres reopened. While some say ironically or mockingly that we went through a Great Reset, to me it was a literal reset. A forced one I was never consulted about nor agreed with. But life goes on, and we had to move on with it - but never losing that hope deep inside that, one day, we would have that life pre-Covid back. And that’s how #WonderWoman1984 deeply connected with me, I believe even more on the following Christmas in 2021, when things got scarily more relatable after that tough year. The film had all the messages I needed just on the right time. All the social unrest, forced division and global turmoil that followed from 2021 onwards, mixed with that longing desire to have back a life and the people that I would never have again, it felt like that film was predicting what we were about to go through in the following years, while offering its perspective on how to - and how not to - deal with most of these phantoms. And every time I rewatch it, I appreciate it a bit more. All those beautiful, powerful messages still stand and they feel even more meaningful now than they already were back in DEC 2020. They remind me of what we used to be as society, but also remind me of what we still can be, depending on the path we decide to take. And I know, I know - on this app, that movie means different things for different people, or even it might be the case it feels meaningless for some. I totally understand, respect and appreciate the diversity of opinions around it, and I see where they are coming from. I’ll never fight about your own views about the movie or your experience with it. That’s the magic of the movies after all, resonate differently with different people, as a collective but diverse experience. But to me it has a deeper meaning, and I love revisiting it time and time again. Until next Christmas!

Luiz Fernando

11,494 views • 6 months ago

Catherine, the Princess of Wales A life shaped by character, and a quiet strength shaping the future of the monarchy. Today, on her 44th birthday, we celebrate Catherine, the Princess of Wales - a woman whose significance transcends headlines or fleeting trends. Her true importance lies in something rarer: character proven over time. From the start of her public life, Catherine endured intense scrutiny few could withstand. Watched, judged, and often misrepresented, she responded not with resentment or spectacle, but with restraint born of discernment. She listened, learned, and waited understanding that royal life demands service, endurance, and responsibility over self-expression. Her marriage to William reflects that same depth: tested under relentless pressure yet allowed to mature privately, it is now grounded in trust, shared values, and mutual respect. As parents to Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, Catherine and William prioritise emotional security, raising children who are grounded, empathetic, and mindful of both privilege and duty. Her influence here is profound - shaping not through optics, but through heartfelt preparation for the monarchy’s future. Catherine’s greatest strength lies in her emotional discipline: a quiet mastery that absorbs criticism without defensiveness, lets baseless narratives fade untouched, and bears pressure with unwavering grace. In an era of outrage and retaliation, her restraint is true power choosing consistency over confrontation, patience over provocation, and dignity over demands for validation. She modernises through reliability, offering stability and reassurance where others chase relevance or attention. Rooted in authenticity rather than performance, she strengthens the institution without overshadowing it. This clarity shone brightest during her cancer experience. Choosing privacy to protect her children and focus on treatment, she spoke only when speculation left little choice- addressing the world with calm composure, no self-pity, and resolute dignity. Now in remission, her reflections this birthday on the healing power of nature remind us of her deepened gratitude for life itself. In a changing world defined by noise and self-promotion, Catherine embodies composure and service. These qualities do not trend, but they endure the quiet architecture of leadership. Resilient, relatable, and revolutionary in her understated way, she represents stability with heart. As we honour her today, Catherine’s story affirms that true royalty resides not in crowns, but in character. She is the epitome of dignified strength, a beacon for generations, and undoubtedly the heart of the monarchy’s future. Happy birthday, Your Royal Highness. May your light continue to shine. ✨♥️ 🎂
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Catherine, the Princess of Wales A life shaped by character, and a quiet strength shaping the future of the monarchy. Today, on her 44th birthday, we celebrate Catherine, the Princess of Wales - a woman whose significance transcends headlines or fleeting trends. Her true importance lies in something rarer: character proven over time. From the start of her public life, Catherine endured intense scrutiny few could withstand. Watched, judged, and often misrepresented, she responded not with resentment or spectacle, but with restraint born of discernment. She listened, learned, and waited understanding that royal life demands service, endurance, and responsibility over self-expression. Her marriage to William reflects that same depth: tested under relentless pressure yet allowed to mature privately, it is now grounded in trust, shared values, and mutual respect. As parents to Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, Catherine and William prioritise emotional security, raising children who are grounded, empathetic, and mindful of both privilege and duty. Her influence here is profound - shaping not through optics, but through heartfelt preparation for the monarchy’s future. Catherine’s greatest strength lies in her emotional discipline: a quiet mastery that absorbs criticism without defensiveness, lets baseless narratives fade untouched, and bears pressure with unwavering grace. In an era of outrage and retaliation, her restraint is true power choosing consistency over confrontation, patience over provocation, and dignity over demands for validation. She modernises through reliability, offering stability and reassurance where others chase relevance or attention. Rooted in authenticity rather than performance, she strengthens the institution without overshadowing it. This clarity shone brightest during her cancer experience. Choosing privacy to protect her children and focus on treatment, she spoke only when speculation left little choice- addressing the world with calm composure, no self-pity, and resolute dignity. Now in remission, her reflections this birthday on the healing power of nature remind us of her deepened gratitude for life itself. In a changing world defined by noise and self-promotion, Catherine embodies composure and service. These qualities do not trend, but they endure the quiet architecture of leadership. Resilient, relatable, and revolutionary in her understated way, she represents stability with heart. As we honour her today, Catherine’s story affirms that true royalty resides not in crowns, but in character. She is the epitome of dignified strength, a beacon for generations, and undoubtedly the heart of the monarchy’s future. Happy birthday, Your Royal Highness. May your light continue to shine. ✨♥️ 🎂

Queen Esther

13,768 views • 6 months ago