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📺They picked the wrong guy to mess with. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 This intense sequence comes from The Incredible Hulk episode “The First” (Parts 1 & 2), which originally aired on March 6 and March 13, 1981. Dell Frye (Harry Townes), a bitter older man who was once turned into a Hulk-like...

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Edward Norton pushed for a more serious and grounded Hulk movie. He was so into The Incredible Hulk that he rewrote and reworked many parts of the script. He basically made Hulk what he was all along: badass and powerful. Marvel didn’t like how much control he wanted. Norton said: “I laid out a two-film thing: The origin and then the idea of Hulk as the conscious dreamer, the guy who can handle the trip. “And they were like, ‘That’s what we want!’ As it turned out, that wasn’t what they wanted. But I had a great time doing it."
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Edward Norton pushed for a more serious and grounded Hulk movie. He was so into The Incredible Hulk that he rewrote and reworked many parts of the script. He basically made Hulk what he was all along: badass and powerful. Marvel didn’t like how much control he wanted. Norton said: “I laid out a two-film thing: The origin and then the idea of Hulk as the conscious dreamer, the guy who can handle the trip. “And they were like, ‘That’s what we want!’ As it turned out, that wasn’t what they wanted. But I had a great time doing it."

Emir Han

678,156 次观看 • 2 个月前

crazy how in she-hulk they still maintained daredevil’s usual tone but with a bit of lighthearted mood inside it. and the way he’s very acrobatic and how he fights in this and utilise his billy club is so daredevil🔥
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crazy how in she-hulk they still maintained daredevil’s usual tone but with a bit of lighthearted mood inside it. and the way he’s very acrobatic and how he fights in this and utilise his billy club is so daredevil🔥

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58,459 次观看 • 10 个月前

MAESTRO HULK VS CAPTAIN AMERICA — THIS FIGHT WOULD BE ABSOLUTELY INSANE! 💀 What happens when one of the most powerful versions of Hulk goes up against Steve Rogers? Maestro isn’t just a stronger Hulk — he’s an older, highly intelligent and ruthless version of Bruce Banner who has spent decades surviving in a post-apocalyptic future. He still possesses Hulk’s overwhelming strength and durability, but with Banner’s intelligence and years of combat experience. Captain America, on the other hand, has the Super-Soldier Serum, incredible combat skills, tactical intelligence and the ability to keep fighting against opponents far stronger than himself. But let’s be honest… In a straight-up fight, Steve would be massively outmatched. Maestro’s strength, healing factor and sheer brutality would make this one of the most terrifying opponents Captain America could face. The real question is — could Cap’s strategy and experience give him ANY chance against Maestro? Who wins? MAESTRO HULK CAPTAIN AMERICA #Hulk #MaestroHulk #CaptainAmerica #Marvel #MCU #MarvelComics
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MAESTRO HULK VS CAPTAIN AMERICA — THIS FIGHT WOULD BE ABSOLUTELY INSANE! 💀 What happens when one of the most powerful versions of Hulk goes up against Steve Rogers? Maestro isn’t just a stronger Hulk — he’s an older, highly intelligent and ruthless version of Bruce Banner who has spent decades surviving in a post-apocalyptic future. He still possesses Hulk’s overwhelming strength and durability, but with Banner’s intelligence and years of combat experience. Captain America, on the other hand, has the Super-Soldier Serum, incredible combat skills, tactical intelligence and the ability to keep fighting against opponents far stronger than himself. But let’s be honest… In a straight-up fight, Steve would be massively outmatched. Maestro’s strength, healing factor and sheer brutality would make this one of the most terrifying opponents Captain America could face. The real question is — could Cap’s strategy and experience give him ANY chance against Maestro? Who wins? MAESTRO HULK CAPTAIN AMERICA #Hulk #MaestroHulk #CaptainAmerica #Marvel #MCU #MarvelComics

A K

438,443 次观看 • 5 天前

Forgot to post this tribute on behalf of André the Giant's family to Hulk Hogan Today being the Hulkster’s funeral seemed a suitable day to post it: "[They] helped define an entire era of professional wrestling "From their iconic showdown at WrestleMania III to the moments that followed, their story was one of the greatest sporting events of all time "On behalf of André's family and those who knew him best, we send our love and gratitude to Hulk Hogan - for the memories, the moments, and the legacy they built together "Two icons. Forever connected "Rest in peace, Hulk"
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Forgot to post this tribute on behalf of André the Giant's family to Hulk Hogan Today being the Hulkster’s funeral seemed a suitable day to post it: "[They] helped define an entire era of professional wrestling "From their iconic showdown at WrestleMania III to the moments that followed, their story was one of the greatest sporting events of all time "On behalf of André's family and those who knew him best, we send our love and gratitude to Hulk Hogan - for the memories, the moments, and the legacy they built together "Two icons. Forever connected "Rest in peace, Hulk"

On This Day in WWE

18,027 次观看 • 1 年前

The last year on the road launching Real American Beer was one of the greatest experiences of our lives—and Hulk was the heartbeat of it all. Town after town, store after store, he showed up with joy, humility and that legendary energy only he had. This is the Hulk Hogan we know. The one who stayed late to shake every hand. Who made you feel like the only person in the room. Who believed in people, in second chances, in showing up. His life was defined by strength, optimism and resilience. Those same values are what Real American Beer was built on—and what it means to be a Real American. That spirit lives on in everything we do.
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The last year on the road launching Real American Beer was one of the greatest experiences of our lives—and Hulk was the heartbeat of it all. Town after town, store after store, he showed up with joy, humility and that legendary energy only he had. This is the Hulk Hogan we know. The one who stayed late to shake every hand. Who made you feel like the only person in the room. Who believed in people, in second chances, in showing up. His life was defined by strength, optimism and resilience. Those same values are what Real American Beer was built on—and what it means to be a Real American. That spirit lives on in everything we do.

Real American Beer

39,897 次观看 • 1 年前

CNN’s Scott Jennings on Hulk Hogan joining the #RNC2024 later today: “It’s my childhood hero. I grew up watching Hulk Hogan. I think it’s super awesome. I — I — and — and something about this convention: the Republicans have become the fun party. We had Amber Rose. We’ve got Hulk Hogan. We’re the fun party now and what you're going to do, brother, with a largest arms in the world, encourage you to get your ballot in a timely fashion...He’s a superstar celebrity. Look, I remember the days when the most famous person that came to our convention was, like, Jon Voight. Now, we have Instagram stars. We've got Hulk Hogan. We've got the UFC guy — we’re the fun party! We’re the fun party. America, it’s the fun party. Karen, you can come.” Kate Bolduan, reacting to all this: “He's actually levitating. I mean, it was — it is something and I needed a new five-hour energy shot and I just got it from Scott Jennings....You say I never do anything for you. You see what I did. I got — we got it confirmed.”
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CNN’s Scott Jennings on Hulk Hogan joining the #RNC2024 later today: “It’s my childhood hero. I grew up watching Hulk Hogan. I think it’s super awesome. I — I — and — and something about this convention: the Republicans have become the fun party. We had Amber Rose. We’ve got Hulk Hogan. We’re the fun party now and what you're going to do, brother, with a largest arms in the world, encourage you to get your ballot in a timely fashion...He’s a superstar celebrity. Look, I remember the days when the most famous person that came to our convention was, like, Jon Voight. Now, we have Instagram stars. We've got Hulk Hogan. We've got the UFC guy — we’re the fun party! We’re the fun party. America, it’s the fun party. Karen, you can come.” Kate Bolduan, reacting to all this: “He's actually levitating. I mean, it was — it is something and I needed a new five-hour energy shot and I just got it from Scott Jennings....You say I never do anything for you. You see what I did. I got — we got it confirmed.”

Curtis Houck

150,306 次观看 • 2 年前

📺This is one of the most famous walk-offs in talk-show history. This is great. Dick Cavett is such a gentleman and handles this with such class. THIS IS A MUST-WATCH... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 In 1970, Georgia Governor Lester Maddox appeared on The Dick Cavett Show. The conversation turned to his segregationist record and civil rights, and the exchange grew increasingly tense. After Cavett pressed him on his own language and policies, Maddox demanded an apology, didn’t get one, and walked off the set. It’s a raw piece of live television from a very polarized moment in American politics. ❓Do you think hosts today would handle a guest like this the same way Cavett did? 👇 #DickCavett #LesterMaddox #TalkShow #TelevisionHistory #CivilRights
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📺Sanford and Son – Fred Sanford in the courtroom. Fred finds himself in court and looks around at the room full of people. Without missing a beat, he says: “Look at all these ni**as in here.” 😂😂😂 The audience loses it. Redd Foxx delivers the line with perfect timing and that classic Fred Sanford attitude, turning an already tense situation into pure chaos. One of the most unfiltered and memorable moments from the entire series. Foxx was never afraid to push the line, and this scene is peak Sanford and Son. ❓Was this one of the boldest lines ever delivered on a 1970s network sitcom, or did Foxx have even wilder moments? 👇 #SanfordAndSon #ReddFoxx #FredSanford #1970sTV #ClassicTV #BlackComedy

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🚨 NEW: Theo Von and Jake Paul say the Druski Erika Kirk skit was hilarious and Jake Paul says that he wants do blackface to even the playing field. THEO VON: “It’s so bizarre. It’s hilarious. This looks like it could be you or Logan in 40 years. This is Hulk Hogan’s whole family in one picture.” 😂 😂 😂 JAKE PAUL: “ I thought it was hilarious. I loved it. I’m obviously a Republican and all the Republicans being mad about this is an L for Republicans because this is hilarious. Even though it’s dark and twisted, this is what comedy is. We’re humans, let’s make fun of ourselves. And there’s truth in this.” JAKE PAUL: “I’ve been calling make up artists over the past few days and I want to do a response to this and go full on darker and do it back because why not. Are we on the same playing field?” THEO VON: “ Justin Trudeau, did it and he’s dating Katy Perry. He was b-facing. Look how dark he went. Look at Jimmy Kimmel. He’s even got the cross eyes.” JAKE PAUL: “Jimmy Kimmel is on the left. He’s untouchable. How can he get away with this?” THEO VON: “ the thing that pisses me off is that kids can’t even be black for Halloween. You can have a kid with nothing racist in his heart and he just wants to be his favorite athlete.” THEO VON: “The craziest skit is Druski spit on a black guy out of a car dressed as a white guy.” JAKE PAUL: “Honestly, bro?” THEO VON: “No more honesty out of you right now.” 😂 😂 😂
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🚨 NEW: Theo Von and Jake Paul say the Druski Erika Kirk skit was hilarious and Jake Paul says that he wants do blackface to even the playing field. THEO VON: “It’s so bizarre. It’s hilarious. This looks like it could be you or Logan in 40 years. This is Hulk Hogan’s whole family in one picture.” 😂 😂 😂 JAKE PAUL: “ I thought it was hilarious. I loved it. I’m obviously a Republican and all the Republicans being mad about this is an L for Republicans because this is hilarious. Even though it’s dark and twisted, this is what comedy is. We’re humans, let’s make fun of ourselves. And there’s truth in this.” JAKE PAUL: “I’ve been calling make up artists over the past few days and I want to do a response to this and go full on darker and do it back because why not. Are we on the same playing field?” THEO VON: “ Justin Trudeau, did it and he’s dating Katy Perry. He was b-facing. Look how dark he went. Look at Jimmy Kimmel. He’s even got the cross eyes.” JAKE PAUL: “Jimmy Kimmel is on the left. He’s untouchable. How can he get away with this?” THEO VON: “ the thing that pisses me off is that kids can’t even be black for Halloween. You can have a kid with nothing racist in his heart and he just wants to be his favorite athlete.” THEO VON: “The craziest skit is Druski spit on a black guy out of a car dressed as a white guy.” JAKE PAUL: “Honestly, bro?” THEO VON: “No more honesty out of you right now.” 😂 😂 😂

Autism Capital 🧩

729,810 次观看 • 4 个月前

This is massive. As discussed on the latest episode of The Complete Hulk Hogan, we believe this is the first time Hulk ever uttered the phrase "Hulkamania" in a televised interview. It aired Sept. 27, 1980, and was taped Sept. 10, 1980. The idea that "Hulkamania" was first deployed as an obnoxious heel phrase from a vainglorious Hogan - and not after Rocky III as part of his face turn - blew our minds. So Hulkamania was running wild in 1980, and the fans hated it! Here Hogan also hints at magazine and TV offers coming in. We wonder, is this the earliest hint at Stallone's interest in him? We're pretty sure we know what magazine he's talking about - more on that on an upcoming episode of The Complete. Amazingly, Hogan also predicts here that he'll be the superhero of the 1980s - and it's said in a way that fans are expected to scoff at, not believe in. At first, Hulkamania was not supposed to be something the fans got behind. Quite the opposite. Accept this reality.
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This is massive. As discussed on the latest episode of The Complete Hulk Hogan, we believe this is the first time Hulk ever uttered the phrase "Hulkamania" in a televised interview. It aired Sept. 27, 1980, and was taped Sept. 10, 1980. The idea that "Hulkamania" was first deployed as an obnoxious heel phrase from a vainglorious Hogan - and not after Rocky III as part of his face turn - blew our minds. So Hulkamania was running wild in 1980, and the fans hated it! Here Hogan also hints at magazine and TV offers coming in. We wonder, is this the earliest hint at Stallone's interest in him? We're pretty sure we know what magazine he's talking about - more on that on an upcoming episode of The Complete. Amazingly, Hogan also predicts here that he'll be the superhero of the 1980s - and it's said in a way that fans are expected to scoff at, not believe in. At first, Hulkamania was not supposed to be something the fans got behind. Quite the opposite. Accept this reality.

The Lapsed Fan

101,069 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨 WOW! This is EXACTLY the kind of man President Trump really is "This is the most powerful man in the world and yet he purposefully DELAYED his schedule so he could spend more time with the families of hostages, and hostages who had been freed in previous deals that he supported." "What stood out to me is how much he actually cares about the region and the people here!" "And when you think about what this means, it means that you have a leader who is looking toward the future with an understanding of the realities on the ground." It's precisely who and what I voted for. 🇺🇸
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🚨 WOW! This is EXACTLY the kind of man President Trump really is "This is the most powerful man in the world and yet he purposefully DELAYED his schedule so he could spend more time with the families of hostages, and hostages who had been freed in previous deals that he supported." "What stood out to me is how much he actually cares about the region and the people here!" "And when you think about what this means, it means that you have a leader who is looking toward the future with an understanding of the realities on the ground." It's precisely who and what I voted for. 🇺🇸

Eric Daugherty

130,393 次观看 • 10 个月前

🎬This basketball scene from American History X (1998) is one of the more memorable moments in the film. It shows Derek (Edward Norton) playing a game on a public court against a group of Black players, creating an unexpected mix of tension and competition.🍿🍿🍿🍿 American History X is a very heavy movie about racism, hate, and violence. Most of the film is intense and disturbing, but this scene feels slightly different. On the surface, it’s just a basketball game, yet it carries a lot of underlying hostility. At the same time, there’s a strange sense of respect that develops through the competition. It’s one of the few moments where Derek interacts directly with the people he’s been taught to hate, and the game forces a kind of raw, physical confrontation that words can’t easily replace. What makes the scene stand out is how it shows the complexity of prejudice. Derek isn’t just spouting ideology here — he’s physically competing. The basketball court becomes a temporary neutral ground where skill and aggression matter more than background. It doesn’t erase his beliefs, but it creates a moment of uneasy humanity that feels rare in the rest of the movie. The scene also works because it avoids easy answers. It doesn’t suddenly turn Derek into a good person, nor does it make the other players one-dimensional. It simply shows how competition can bring out both the worst and most human sides of people. 👉Here’s my take: While American History X (1998) is known for its shocking and violent moments, this basketball scene might actually be one of its most effective. It shows how hate can exist alongside unexpected moments of respect — even if those moments don’t last. ❓Do you think this scene humanizes Derek too much, or does it make his character more believable? And what did you think of how the movie handled the tension during the game? #AmericanHistoryX #EdwardNorton #MovieAnalysis #ClassicMovies
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🎬This basketball scene from American History X (1998) is one of the more memorable moments in the film. It shows Derek (Edward Norton) playing a game on a public court against a group of Black players, creating an unexpected mix of tension and competition.🍿🍿🍿🍿 American History X is a very heavy movie about racism, hate, and violence. Most of the film is intense and disturbing, but this scene feels slightly different. On the surface, it’s just a basketball game, yet it carries a lot of underlying hostility. At the same time, there’s a strange sense of respect that develops through the competition. It’s one of the few moments where Derek interacts directly with the people he’s been taught to hate, and the game forces a kind of raw, physical confrontation that words can’t easily replace. What makes the scene stand out is how it shows the complexity of prejudice. Derek isn’t just spouting ideology here — he’s physically competing. The basketball court becomes a temporary neutral ground where skill and aggression matter more than background. It doesn’t erase his beliefs, but it creates a moment of uneasy humanity that feels rare in the rest of the movie. The scene also works because it avoids easy answers. It doesn’t suddenly turn Derek into a good person, nor does it make the other players one-dimensional. It simply shows how competition can bring out both the worst and most human sides of people. 👉Here’s my take: While American History X (1998) is known for its shocking and violent moments, this basketball scene might actually be one of its most effective. It shows how hate can exist alongside unexpected moments of respect — even if those moments don’t last. ❓Do you think this scene humanizes Derek too much, or does it make his character more believable? And what did you think of how the movie handled the tension during the game? #AmericanHistoryX #EdwardNorton #MovieAnalysis #ClassicMovies

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610,217 次观看 • 24 天前

📽️Christopher Walken’s all-time greatest entrance. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 This unforgettable scene is from the 1991 straight-to-video movie All-American Murder. Walken shows up as a detective, casually clears the crowd (“What is this, a parade?”), tells a kid to scram, and then launches into one of the most unhinged, deadpan monologues ever filmed — taunting a hostage-taker about his wife with zero filter and zero change in expression. It’s pure Walken: the strange cadence, the casual delivery of completely insane lines, and the total commitment to the bit. The movie itself is mostly forgotten, but this single entrance has lived on for decades as one of his most rewatchable moments. Some actors enter a scene. Walken arrives like a force of nature. Is this his best entrance, or do you have a better one? #ChristopherWalken
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📽️Christopher Walken’s all-time greatest entrance. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 This unforgettable scene is from the 1991 straight-to-video movie All-American Murder. Walken shows up as a detective, casually clears the crowd (“What is this, a parade?”), tells a kid to scram, and then launches into one of the most unhinged, deadpan monologues ever filmed — taunting a hostage-taker about his wife with zero filter and zero change in expression. It’s pure Walken: the strange cadence, the casual delivery of completely insane lines, and the total commitment to the bit. The movie itself is mostly forgotten, but this single entrance has lived on for decades as one of his most rewatchable moments. Some actors enter a scene. Walken arrives like a force of nature. Is this his best entrance, or do you have a better one? #ChristopherWalken

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David Friedberg: Michael Burry’s Datacenter Math is Wrong “I actually think Michael Burberry's got this wrong.” “What Michael Burry is saying is that all of these hyperscalers have extended their depreciation schedule or the useful life of their data centers by roughly 2x, which cuts the operating costs in half when they report it in earnings. And so it's making their earnings inflate.” “So he's claiming they're cooking the books. Google first made this change in Q1 of 2021, where they said the servers are now going from 3 to 4 years. Separately in 2021, Google took networking equipment from 3 to 5 years. And then in 2023, they took it from 5 to 6 years.” “And so this is a result of this effort where they went in and did an analysis. So what happened?” “What happened in the data centers is that the data centers transitioned from being primarily data storage and data transfer systems, where you would use hard drives and RAM and memory to store data and then transmit it back out, to being data processing centers because of the AI boom.” “So as AI became more important in the data center, more of the dollars that are going into data centers were allocated towards chips from data storage, which initially was hard drives.” “And then suddenly, when you put these processors in to process the data to do AI, the majority of the spend and the majority of the energy is going towards the processors.” “I made some calls and I checked around with some other friends, and everyone says the same thing: that these 7-8 year old TPUs and GPUs that are sitting in the data centers are still being used and they're being used at 100% utilization.” “So that actually justifies and validates the depreciation schedule being much longer versus shorter.”
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David Friedberg: Michael Burry’s Datacenter Math is Wrong “I actually think Michael Burberry's got this wrong.” “What Michael Burry is saying is that all of these hyperscalers have extended their depreciation schedule or the useful life of their data centers by roughly 2x, which cuts the operating costs in half when they report it in earnings. And so it's making their earnings inflate.” “So he's claiming they're cooking the books. Google first made this change in Q1 of 2021, where they said the servers are now going from 3 to 4 years. Separately in 2021, Google took networking equipment from 3 to 5 years. And then in 2023, they took it from 5 to 6 years.” “And so this is a result of this effort where they went in and did an analysis. So what happened?” “What happened in the data centers is that the data centers transitioned from being primarily data storage and data transfer systems, where you would use hard drives and RAM and memory to store data and then transmit it back out, to being data processing centers because of the AI boom.” “So as AI became more important in the data center, more of the dollars that are going into data centers were allocated towards chips from data storage, which initially was hard drives.” “And then suddenly, when you put these processors in to process the data to do AI, the majority of the spend and the majority of the energy is going towards the processors.” “I made some calls and I checked around with some other friends, and everyone says the same thing: that these 7-8 year old TPUs and GPUs that are sitting in the data centers are still being used and they're being used at 100% utilization.” “So that actually justifies and validates the depreciation schedule being much longer versus shorter.”

The All-In Podcast

304,297 次观看 • 8 个月前

📺Biggus Dickus – pure Monty Python genius. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 This legendary scene is from Monty Python’s Life of Brian, which was released in theaters on August 17, 1979. Pontius Pilate (Michael Palin) tries to introduce his friend “Biggus Dickus,” and the entire room of Roman soldiers completely loses it. The more Pilate gets angry and threatens them, the harder they try (and fail) to keep a straight face. John Cleese as the centurion trying to hold it together is perfection. It’s a masterclass in escalating absurdity. The name itself is already funny, but the way the Pythons milk every second of suppressed laughter and official outrage makes it one of the all-time great comedy sequences. Nearly 50 years later, it still works perfectly. ❓Is this the funniest scene in Life of Brian, or does something else top it for you? #MontyPython #LifeOfBrian #BiggusDickus
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📺Biggus Dickus – pure Monty Python genius. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 This legendary scene is from Monty Python’s Life of Brian, which was released in theaters on August 17, 1979. Pontius Pilate (Michael Palin) tries to introduce his friend “Biggus Dickus,” and the entire room of Roman soldiers completely loses it. The more Pilate gets angry and threatens them, the harder they try (and fail) to keep a straight face. John Cleese as the centurion trying to hold it together is perfection. It’s a masterclass in escalating absurdity. The name itself is already funny, but the way the Pythons milk every second of suppressed laughter and official outrage makes it one of the all-time great comedy sequences. Nearly 50 years later, it still works perfectly. ❓Is this the funniest scene in Life of Brian, or does something else top it for you? #MontyPython #LifeOfBrian #BiggusDickus

BiffBifford™ 🇺🇸

27,653 次观看 • 5 天前

🎬This standoff scene in Stand By Me (1986) is one of the most effective climactic moments in coming-of-age cinema because of how it shifts the power dynamic between the boys and the older bullies. Throughout the film, Ace (Kiefer Sutherland) and his gang have held the upper hand through intimidation. In this scene, that power balance finally breaks when Gordie (Wil Wheaton) pulls out the gun. What makes the moment powerful is not just the gun itself, but who uses it and why. Gordie, the quiet and often overlooked member of the group, steps up and takes control of the situation. River Phoenix’s reaction as Chris is also crucial. He doesn’t try to take the gun or escalate the violence — instead, he supports Gordie while still trying to de-escalate. The scene works because it shows the boys moving from being victims of the older kids to finally standing their ground, even if it’s messy and dangerous. Rob Reiner builds the tension slowly, letting the audience feel how close this moment is to going very wrong. It’s a strong example of how the film uses a single confrontation to represent the characters' growing up and learning to protect each other. ❓Do you think this scene is the emotional high point of Stand By Me, or does an earlier moment hit harder for you? 👇 #StandByMe #RiverPhoenix #WilWheaton #KieferSutherland
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🎬This standoff scene in Stand By Me (1986) is one of the most effective climactic moments in coming-of-age cinema because of how it shifts the power dynamic between the boys and the older bullies. Throughout the film, Ace (Kiefer Sutherland) and his gang have held the upper hand through intimidation. In this scene, that power balance finally breaks when Gordie (Wil Wheaton) pulls out the gun. What makes the moment powerful is not just the gun itself, but who uses it and why. Gordie, the quiet and often overlooked member of the group, steps up and takes control of the situation. River Phoenix’s reaction as Chris is also crucial. He doesn’t try to take the gun or escalate the violence — instead, he supports Gordie while still trying to de-escalate. The scene works because it shows the boys moving from being victims of the older kids to finally standing their ground, even if it’s messy and dangerous. Rob Reiner builds the tension slowly, letting the audience feel how close this moment is to going very wrong. It’s a strong example of how the film uses a single confrontation to represent the characters' growing up and learning to protect each other. ❓Do you think this scene is the emotional high point of Stand By Me, or does an earlier moment hit harder for you? 👇 #StandByMe #RiverPhoenix #WilWheaton #KieferSutherland

BiffBifford™ 🇺🇸

103,128 次观看 • 26 天前

As discussed on the latest episode of The Complete Hulk Hogan, here is an absolutely WILD promo that aired only on Philadelphia's PRISM channel on Valentine's Day 1981. Here Hulk says - we believe for the first time on camera - that he will be in Rocky III, which began shooting the next month. It's notable that prior to this, Hogan had made only one vague reference to such an opportunity on WWF's syndicated TV, the contents of which WWF controlled to a much greater degree than they did PRISM's. Basically, PRISM was a place Hogan could go into business for himself on the mic, and we've noted how differently his promos (sans Blassie) sounded on this channel compared to ones with Vince Jr. holding the mic. And we're still wondering what Hulk could POSSIBLY MEAN when he says, "I import all my fine products, everything I want ... the finest I've got, I fly in from Cocoa Beach on the weekends just to keep my anxiety down. I'm always high. I'm always on top of the world." 🤔
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As discussed on the latest episode of The Complete Hulk Hogan, here is an absolutely WILD promo that aired only on Philadelphia's PRISM channel on Valentine's Day 1981. Here Hulk says - we believe for the first time on camera - that he will be in Rocky III, which began shooting the next month. It's notable that prior to this, Hogan had made only one vague reference to such an opportunity on WWF's syndicated TV, the contents of which WWF controlled to a much greater degree than they did PRISM's. Basically, PRISM was a place Hogan could go into business for himself on the mic, and we've noted how differently his promos (sans Blassie) sounded on this channel compared to ones with Vince Jr. holding the mic. And we're still wondering what Hulk could POSSIBLY MEAN when he says, "I import all my fine products, everything I want ... the finest I've got, I fly in from Cocoa Beach on the weekends just to keep my anxiety down. I'm always high. I'm always on top of the world." 🤔

The Lapsed Fan

83,413 次观看 • 1 个月前

Hulk Hogan is a leader of the Republican Party. He spoke at the RNC & Madison Square Garden. Listen to him admit that he is "racist to a point" before dropping the ‘N word’ saying, "If we’re gonna f–k with n—ers, let’s get a rich one!" in leaked audio. His daughter Brooke’s music career is what Hulk Hogan is discussing. Specifically, his displeasure that she’s “f–king the Black guy’s son" This audio clip was taken from Hulk Hogan’s sex tape with partner Heather Clem. It was recorded in 2006, and released by Gawker Media. #DemVoice1 #wtpBLUE #DemsUnited #ProudBlue
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Hulk Hogan is a leader of the Republican Party. He spoke at the RNC & Madison Square Garden. Listen to him admit that he is "racist to a point" before dropping the ‘N word’ saying, "If we’re gonna f–k with n—ers, let’s get a rich one!" in leaked audio. His daughter Brooke’s music career is what Hulk Hogan is discussing. Specifically, his displeasure that she’s “f–king the Black guy’s son" This audio clip was taken from Hulk Hogan’s sex tape with partner Heather Clem. It was recorded in 2006, and released by Gawker Media. #DemVoice1 #wtpBLUE #DemsUnited #ProudBlue

LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻

132,409 次观看 • 1 年前

Coachella mess The venue where Trump held the rally is in the middle of nowhere and 5 miles from parking. The cult was lured in with bus rides to get in to the venue and then abandoned when it was over. This is the perfect metaphor for a Trump presidency. Who has a slogan?
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Coachella mess The venue where Trump held the rally is in the middle of nowhere and 5 miles from parking. The cult was lured in with bus rides to get in to the venue and then abandoned when it was over. This is the perfect metaphor for a Trump presidency. Who has a slogan?

BlueDream

6,770,553 次观看 • 1 年前