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Sylvester Stallone out here doing ONE-ARMED pull-ups on a frozen cliff while the bad guys have unlimited ammo and plot armor. Cliffhanger didn’t age. It just stared at 2025 action movies and said “that’s cute. 🎬📺 Cliffhanger ❤️🔥

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Copshop isn’t just a movie, it’s what happens when two psychotic alphas (Butler & Grillo) decide the police station is their octagon. No plot armor. Just pure violence and bad decisions. This is the last great dumb fun action movie. 🎬🎥 Copshop ❤️🔥

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Under Siege isn’t just a movie, it’s proof Steven Seagal in his prime could solo an entire battleship while wearing an apron. Die Hard on water but better. Modern action stars need 12 movies and CGI to match what he did in one. 🎬📺 Under Siege 🔥❤️

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Modern politicians can’t pass a budget. The 1776 crew was out here debating independence, writing the Declaration, and compromising on slavery… all while singing. We really downgraded as a nation. 🎬📺 1776 ('72)❤️🔥

Modern politicians can’t pass a budget. The 1776 crew was out here debating independence, writing the Declaration, and compromising on slavery… all while singing. We really downgraded as a nation. 🎬📺 1776 ('72)❤️🔥

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15,988 次观看 • 2 个月前

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SPR CINECASTLE

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No civic sense, just chaos. A viral Hong Kong MTR clip shows a group of shirtless tourists shouting, filming, doing pull-ups and swinging from handrails and poles inside the station and train, while passengers move away. Now imagine the same behaviour by anyone else. Would the reaction be the same? Funny how “tourist fun” and “bad behaviour” can depend on who is doing it. Rules should apply equally to everyone.

No civic sense, just chaos. A viral Hong Kong MTR clip shows a group of shirtless tourists shouting, filming, doing pull-ups and swinging from handrails and poles inside the station and train, while passengers move away. Now imagine the same behaviour by anyone else. Would the reaction be the same? Funny how “tourist fun” and “bad behaviour” can depend on who is doing it. Rules should apply equally to everyone.

India First Post

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NEW: Trump gives RFK Jr. a big shoutout at rally—says he’s the one guy who can figure out America’s SOARING autism rates. “Robert F Kennedy Jr, who’s really doing a great—He’s great and he’s a little different, right?” “We needed somebody different.” “We have a statistic on autism that’s the worst I’ve ever seen.” “And he’s going to change it, he’s going to change it.” “It used to be—20 years ago you just didn’t have it.” “And now it’s a number that’s UNBELIEVABLE. Where the numbers are so bad, it’s got to be artificially induced.” “And we’re going to find out what it is, and when, we’re going to find it out as soon as possible.”

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Gervonta Davis: “I’m at the point where I passed him and I’m doing it at a young age. When Floyd Mayweather was 29(he wasn’t doing it like me), you’ll see. That (6/7 fight)deal that I was talking about…that’s bigger than his deal(that he had with showtime). And I’m just releasing it on here” 👀👀 #Boxing #DavisMartin 🔥🔥🥊🥊 🎥: Naji

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$Sylvester Stallone, who was over 60 yrs of age during the filming of "The Expendables" (2010) sustained 14 injuries while making the movie, including breaking a tooth, rupturing his ankle, and, during an intense fight scene with 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin, getting a hairline fracture in his neck that required seven major surgeries, spinal fusions, and the surgical insertion of a metal plate. While the neck fracture was the initial injury, it has had a debilitating effect on Stallone's overall spinal health since then, leading to persistent back problems. He later said: "I never recovered from 'Expendables 1' (2010) After that film, it was never physically the same. I've warned people: Don't do your own stunts." He asked himself nearly 14 years after the movie, "Was it really worth it?" He said, "Are you doing this for people's approval? Really, that's almost like a child needing a pat on their head by their father. That's constant encouragement. But it's true." Arnold Schwarzenegger said, "It's not uncommon for an action hero to get injured on set, but I think it is clear that Sly drove it to the extreme. I thought it was too much." ("Sylvester Stallone says he 'never fully recovered' from the injuries he sustained on the set of the first 'Expendables' movie: 'It did such a number on my body'", Eve Crosbie, Business Insider, 2023 & IMDb) P.S: Happy 80th birthday, Sylvester Stallone!$

Sylvester Stallone, who was over 60 yrs of age during the filming of "The Expendables" (2010) sustained 14 injuries while making the movie, including breaking a tooth, rupturing his ankle, and, during an intense fight scene with 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin, getting a hairline fracture in his neck that required seven major surgeries, spinal fusions, and the surgical insertion of a metal plate. While the neck fracture was the initial injury, it has had a debilitating effect on Stallone's overall spinal health since then, leading to persistent back problems. He later said: "I never recovered from 'Expendables 1' (2010) After that film, it was never physically the same. I've warned people: Don't do your own stunts." He asked himself nearly 14 years after the movie, "Was it really worth it?" He said, "Are you doing this for people's approval? Really, that's almost like a child needing a pat on their head by their father. That's constant encouragement. But it's true." Arnold Schwarzenegger said, "It's not uncommon for an action hero to get injured on set, but I think it is clear that Sly drove it to the extreme. I thought it was too much." ("Sylvester Stallone says he 'never fully recovered' from the injuries he sustained on the set of the first 'Expendables' movie: 'It did such a number on my body'", Eve Crosbie, Business Insider, 2023 & IMDb) P.S: Happy 80th birthday, Sylvester Stallone!

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Sylvester Stallone admits one risky career move set him back eight years "I had a real down period, say around '95, when I did Cop Land, '95, '96, and I said, oh, let me do something really off, out of my comfort zone. And I did it. And I was very happy with the project, but actually it set me way back" "The studios are going, why would you do that man, you did that for nothing, why wouldn't you just do an action film. I said, because I was gonna do it, I was going to do an action film next, I was just trying to prove a point to myself and whoever cared" "He goes, well that doesn't make us look good because you're doing this for free, and why would we pay you anyway. It began a very bad spiral for about eight years"

Sylvester Stallone admits one risky career move set him back eight years "I had a real down period, say around '95, when I did Cop Land, '95, '96, and I said, oh, let me do something really off, out of my comfort zone. And I did it. And I was very happy with the project, but actually it set me way back" "The studios are going, why would you do that man, you did that for nothing, why wouldn't you just do an action film. I said, because I was gonna do it, I was going to do an action film next, I was just trying to prove a point to myself and whoever cared" "He goes, well that doesn't make us look good because you're doing this for free, and why would we pay you anyway. It began a very bad spiral for about eight years"

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What’s the most badass movie opening scene ever? I’ll start: Vin Diesel stealing Senator Hotchkiss’s Corvette and parachuting it off a bridge while calling him out on camera. Your turn 👇👇 🎬📺 Xxx ❤️🔥

What’s the most badass movie opening scene ever? I’ll start: Vin Diesel stealing Senator Hotchkiss’s Corvette and parachuting it off a bridge while calling him out on camera. Your turn 👇👇 🎬📺 Xxx ❤️🔥

BlueBriefing🎬🍿

50,313 次观看 • 2 个月前

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This scene would've changed Sylvester Stallone's fate. In the first cut of First Blood, John Rambo dies. That’s how the book ends. That’s how the director wanted it. One film. No sequel. No franchise. Just a dead veteran. Stallone refused. He said killing him meant the war won; there was no way out for the men who came home. So they shot two versions and screened both endings. The audience that watched him live liked the film. The audience that watched him die loved the film… then left pissed off. So they let him live. That one decision created an $800 million franchise, an iconic character, and a completely different Stallone career.

The Sting

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Fanfan speaks on her Diddy joke at The Streamer Awards “I don’t see it as racist..I’ve said a lot of racist sh*t in my life and that was not one of them..it came from a running joke..it just shouldn’t have come from me and I have bad delivery”

Fanfan speaks on her Diddy joke at The Streamer Awards “I don’t see it as racist..I’ve said a lot of racist sh*t in my life and that was not one of them..it came from a running joke..it just shouldn’t have come from me and I have bad delivery”

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205,950 次观看 • 9 个月前

The pull-up is the one exercise I see people quit on the fastest. They try a few, can't do them, decide they're just "not a pull-up person," and move on. But the thing is, strength is a skill. A lot of it is just your nervous system learning the exact movement, and your body only gets good at what you actually practise. That's why you can lift heavy on a barbell and still struggle to pull your own bodyweight up. It's a different skill, and it takes time. So no, you're not bad at pull-ups. You just haven't trained them yet. Start with regressions like slow negatives or banded reps, and try grease the groove method (thread below). That's exactly how a skill gets built. One day the bodyweight that felt impossible starts moving. Genuinely one of the best feelings in the gym.

The pull-up is the one exercise I see people quit on the fastest. They try a few, can't do them, decide they're just "not a pull-up person," and move on. But the thing is, strength is a skill. A lot of it is just your nervous system learning the exact movement, and your body only gets good at what you actually practise. That's why you can lift heavy on a barbell and still struggle to pull your own bodyweight up. It's a different skill, and it takes time. So no, you're not bad at pull-ups. You just haven't trained them yet. Start with regressions like slow negatives or banded reps, and try grease the groove method (thread below). That's exactly how a skill gets built. One day the bodyweight that felt impossible starts moving. Genuinely one of the best feelings in the gym.

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Anne Hathaway didn’t just sing “I Dreamed a Dream.” She reached into her chest, pulled out her soul, and set it on fire in front of the camera. Raw. Ugly. Perfect. Still the greatest one-take vocal performance in movie history. 😭 🎬🎥 Les Misérables🔥❤️

Anne Hathaway didn’t just sing “I Dreamed a Dream.” She reached into her chest, pulled out her soul, and set it on fire in front of the camera. Raw. Ugly. Perfect. Still the greatest one-take vocal performance in movie history. 😭 🎬🎥 Les Misérables🔥❤️

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Warren Buffett’s career advice: “I was up at Harvard a while back, and a very nice young guy, he picked me up at the airport, a Harvard Business School attendee.” And he said, “Look. I went to undergrad here, and then I worked for X and Y and Z, and now I’ve come here.” And he said, “I thought it would really round out my résumé perfectly if I went to work now for a big management consulting firm.” And I said, “Well, is that what you want to do?” And he said, “No,” but he said, “That’s the perfect résumé.” And I said, “Well when are you going to start doing what you like?” And he said, “Well I’ll get to that someday.” And I said, “Well you know, your plan sounds to me a lot like saving up sex for your old age. It just doesn’t make a lot of sense.”😂

Warren Buffett’s career advice: “I was up at Harvard a while back, and a very nice young guy, he picked me up at the airport, a Harvard Business School attendee.” And he said, “Look. I went to undergrad here, and then I worked for X and Y and Z, and now I’ve come here.” And he said, “I thought it would really round out my résumé perfectly if I went to work now for a big management consulting firm.” And I said, “Well, is that what you want to do?” And he said, “No,” but he said, “That’s the perfect résumé.” And I said, “Well when are you going to start doing what you like?” And he said, “Well I’ll get to that someday.” And I said, “Well you know, your plan sounds to me a lot like saving up sex for your old age. It just doesn’t make a lot of sense.”😂

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Matt Damon & Ben Affleck just roasted how phones are ruining movies on Joe Rogan. Damon said Netflix now demands a massive explosion in the first five minutes because everyone’s watching on their phones and scrolling. They even repeat plot points multiple times so distracted viewers don’t miss anything. Ben called it adapting to reality, people want to watch on small screens, so films have to change. This one hit me. I’ve caught myself half-watching big movies while doomscrolling and felt bad about it. The way we consume stories is changing fast, and it’s quietly reshaping how stories get told — from immersive big-screen experiences to quick, phone-friendly bites. Do you think phones are making movies worse, or is it just inevitable?

Matt Damon & Ben Affleck just roasted how phones are ruining movies on Joe Rogan. Damon said Netflix now demands a massive explosion in the first five minutes because everyone’s watching on their phones and scrolling. They even repeat plot points multiple times so distracted viewers don’t miss anything. Ben called it adapting to reality, people want to watch on small screens, so films have to change. This one hit me. I’ve caught myself half-watching big movies while doomscrolling and felt bad about it. The way we consume stories is changing fast, and it’s quietly reshaping how stories get told — from immersive big-screen experiences to quick, phone-friendly bites. Do you think phones are making movies worse, or is it just inevitable?

Camus

51,683 次观看 • 3 个月前

$MUST WATCH: The Father of A 5 Year-Old Girl Who Was Left Disabled By An Illegal Alien Truck Driver Just DESTROYED the Entire Democrat Party For Allowing the INVASION of America. "I reject your guys 'sympathy' There's no way you guys are sorry. Not one of you guys have ever called me. Not one of you guys have ever reached out to me. Not one of you guys have ever sat there and seen me in the hallways and said, hey, sorry about your daughter....You guys do it right here while you guys are grandstanding on top of your soapbox. This is when you guys care." On June 20, 2024, 5-year-old Dalilah Coleman was in a stopped car on Highway 395 in California when an 18-wheeler driven by an illegal immigrant with a California CDL slammed into it at about 60 mph. She suffered a fractured skull, broken femur, and severe brain injury, spent weeks in a coma, and now has cerebral palsy and developmental delays. At 7 she is relearning to walk, talk, and eat. Democrats REFUSED to stand and applaud for her at last year's State of The Union Address. The pain this family has gone through is excruciating and it all could have been avoided.$

MUST WATCH: The Father of A 5 Year-Old Girl Who Was Left Disabled By An Illegal Alien Truck Driver Just DESTROYED the Entire Democrat Party For Allowing the INVASION of America. "I reject your guys 'sympathy' There's no way you guys are sorry. Not one of you guys have ever called me. Not one of you guys have ever reached out to me. Not one of you guys have ever sat there and seen me in the hallways and said, hey, sorry about your daughter....You guys do it right here while you guys are grandstanding on top of your soapbox. This is when you guys care." On June 20, 2024, 5-year-old Dalilah Coleman was in a stopped car on Highway 395 in California when an 18-wheeler driven by an illegal immigrant with a California CDL slammed into it at about 60 mph. She suffered a fractured skull, broken femur, and severe brain injury, spent weeks in a coma, and now has cerebral palsy and developmental delays. At 7 she is relearning to walk, talk, and eat. Democrats REFUSED to stand and applaud for her at last year's State of The Union Address. The pain this family has gone through is excruciating and it all could have been avoided.

Benny Johnson

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