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🤯Some fights are over before the bell even rings. September 1996. 🥊 Bruce Seldon walked in as the WBA champion, but Iron Mike brought pure psychological terror to the MGM Grand. Two knockdowns in 109 seconds. Was it a "phantom punch," or did Seldon’s body just freeze under Tyson's... show more

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Edward Norton on how Richard Gere fought for the ending of "Primal Fear" (1996): "One of the things that comes to my mind is I remember I was very very impressed by Richard Gere. Specifically, because there was a lot of chatter and pressure around that production about the ending. And about the idea that it should be reshot, or we should do it differently. That he should win. Literally, the ideas were as bad as he should punch out the kid. You should realize he’s gonna nail him. He should have a recorder on him and be busting him. All these things. And all it was was this like terror. And Richard was the one who really stood firm. Almost to the point of refusing to do anything else. He was like ‘Did anybody see what we just did here?!” He was kind of pointing at me, and he was like ‘this is how you use me to best effect.’ Because I’m slick, it’s a body blow. ‘The last shot of the movie is me standing with my shoulders sagging, punched in the face. And that’s it’. And I was like, that is really cool. This is not ‘I need to come out on top, I need to win. My character.’ We made the movie work." ("Edward Norton Recalls Richard Gere Fighting For Primal Fear’s Ending", Dirk Libbey, Cinema blend, 2019) P.S: On this day, 30 years ago, "Primal Fear" (1996) premiered in Los Angeles, California.

Edward Norton on how Richard Gere fought for the ending of "Primal Fear" (1996): "One of the things that comes to my mind is I remember I was very very impressed by Richard Gere. Specifically, because there was a lot of chatter and pressure around that production about the ending. And about the idea that it should be reshot, or we should do it differently. That he should win. Literally, the ideas were as bad as he should punch out the kid. You should realize he’s gonna nail him. He should have a recorder on him and be busting him. All these things. And all it was was this like terror. And Richard was the one who really stood firm. Almost to the point of refusing to do anything else. He was like ‘Did anybody see what we just did here?!” He was kind of pointing at me, and he was like ‘this is how you use me to best effect.’ Because I’m slick, it’s a body blow. ‘The last shot of the movie is me standing with my shoulders sagging, punched in the face. And that’s it’. And I was like, that is really cool. This is not ‘I need to come out on top, I need to win. My character.’ We made the movie work." ("Edward Norton Recalls Richard Gere Fighting For Primal Fear’s Ending", Dirk Libbey, Cinema blend, 2019) P.S: On this day, 30 years ago, "Primal Fear" (1996) premiered in Los Angeles, California.

DepressedBergman

57,782 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

🚨🚨🚨Did this person just catch a #DEW/hidden technology attack on humanity?😳 Why do I have a feeling that these weapons are being used from the North and South Pole, the only two places that people are not allowed to visit or explore freely!? Do you remember the recent whistleblower that said : “I found an earthquake generating device in #Antarctica that was responsible for the earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand 🇳🇿 in 2011” Who the fuck is using this against us? I’m so sorry to say this, BUT i have to say it - Global and CO-ORDINATED MILITARY/INTELLIGENCE or BOTH is the only thing that makes sense to me🤷‍♂️ #DirectedEnergyWeapons #Antarctica #NorthPole #SouthPole #Military #Intelligence #ChristChurch #EarthquakeGeneratingDevice #NewZealand #CRIMESAGAINSTHUMANITY

🚨🚨🚨Did this person just catch a #DEW/hidden technology attack on humanity?😳 Why do I have a feeling that these weapons are being used from the North and South Pole, the only two places that people are not allowed to visit or explore freely!? Do you remember the recent whistleblower that said : “I found an earthquake generating device in #Antarctica that was responsible for the earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand 🇳🇿 in 2011” Who the fuck is using this against us? I’m so sorry to say this, BUT i have to say it - Global and CO-ORDINATED MILITARY/INTELLIGENCE or BOTH is the only thing that makes sense to me🤷‍♂️ #DirectedEnergyWeapons #Antarctica #NorthPole #SouthPole #Military #Intelligence #ChristChurch #EarthquakeGeneratingDevice #NewZealand #CRIMESAGAINSTHUMANITY

Kevin - WE THE PEOPLE🦁

677,515 просмотров • 3 лет назад

The Man City vs QPR match is one of football’s greatest reminders that life is never over until it is over. City were minutes away from losing the title, the stadium was silent, hope was fading and everything looked finished. But in the chaos, two moments of courage changed everything. In seconds, what looked impossible became history. That match teaches a powerful truth that your story can change in one moment of persistence. You can be down, discouraged, outnumbered or misunderstood but if you keep pushing, life can still surprise you. Nothing is permanent, not even struggle. In this chase called life, results don’t always favor the strongest but they favor those who refuse to stop believing. You don’t need a perfect day but just one opening, one chance & one breakthrough. So no matter how tough things look right now, remember Man City vs QPR: keep fighting, keep trying, keep moving. Your own “Aguero moment” can happen when you least expect it.👏

The Man City vs QPR match is one of football’s greatest reminders that life is never over until it is over. City were minutes away from losing the title, the stadium was silent, hope was fading and everything looked finished. But in the chaos, two moments of courage changed everything. In seconds, what looked impossible became history. That match teaches a powerful truth that your story can change in one moment of persistence. You can be down, discouraged, outnumbered or misunderstood but if you keep pushing, life can still surprise you. Nothing is permanent, not even struggle. In this chase called life, results don’t always favor the strongest but they favor those who refuse to stop believing. You don’t need a perfect day but just one opening, one chance & one breakthrough. So no matter how tough things look right now, remember Man City vs QPR: keep fighting, keep trying, keep moving. Your own “Aguero moment” can happen when you least expect it.👏

Oku

153,800 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Prime Minister Netanyahu: I just finished another consultation on the subject of releasing our hostages. Yesterday there was a meeting, the day before there was a meeting, the day before that there was also a meeting. Since the return of the delegation from Qatar, we haven't stopped trying. But there is one big obstacle, and everyone knows it - it's Hamas. It sticks to its refusal. President Trump said it, Witkoff said it, we are saying it, everyone who knows the facts, including the mediators, everyone knows it. We are not giving up. We will continue to do everything we can in this way or another. We are committed to their return.

Prime Minister Netanyahu: I just finished another consultation on the subject of releasing our hostages. Yesterday there was a meeting, the day before there was a meeting, the day before that there was also a meeting. Since the return of the delegation from Qatar, we haven't stopped trying. But there is one big obstacle, and everyone knows it - it's Hamas. It sticks to its refusal. President Trump said it, Witkoff said it, we are saying it, everyone who knows the facts, including the mediators, everyone knows it. We are not giving up. We will continue to do everything we can in this way or another. We are committed to their return.

Mossad Commentary

57,691 просмотров • 1 год назад

I was in France, on my way to meet with politicians - and I walked in not fully understanding their political system, but I understood language, and that's mostly what they wanted. How did Robert Kennedy Jr. get as far as he did? How do you make this an issue that helps a political career instead of hurting it? I'd spent a long time as his Director of Communications working through exactly those questions, so we'll see how much of it translated. What I'd taken away from the screening the night before was still with me. France's vaccine uptake was around 85%. Poland's was 50%. The people in that room said there was no way out of the program for their kids - every child already vaccinated, and they were trying to figure out how to fight from that position. It's a different fight than what Americans have been having. We've been resisting something being forced on us. They've been living under it for years already. I kept asking myself whether that wears a movement down or makes it harder. I'm still not sure.

I was in France, on my way to meet with politicians - and I walked in not fully understanding their political system, but I understood language, and that's mostly what they wanted. How did Robert Kennedy Jr. get as far as he did? How do you make this an issue that helps a political career instead of hurting it? I'd spent a long time as his Director of Communications working through exactly those questions, so we'll see how much of it translated. What I'd taken away from the screening the night before was still with me. France's vaccine uptake was around 85%. Poland's was 50%. The people in that room said there was no way out of the program for their kids - every child already vaccinated, and they were trying to figure out how to fight from that position. It's a different fight than what Americans have been having. We've been resisting something being forced on us. They've been living under it for years already. I kept asking myself whether that wears a movement down or makes it harder. I'm still not sure.

Del Bigtree

33,287 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад