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❌✖️ 𝗟𝗶𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲 𝗡𝗶𝗰𝗸𝘆 : 𝗔𝗱𝗮𝗺 𝗦𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗹𝗲𝗿 𝗠𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗲 - Do you remember this movie ; Little Nicky ? - This movie was very weird and disturbing ,with a lot of symbolism and references to Såtan throughout the whole film. - But many will say it’s “just comedy” and that they... really love Adam Sandler. ✖️𝗣𝗮𝘆 𝗔𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘀𝗰𝗲𝗻𝗲❗️👀 - He picks up the Chicago Vinyl and plays it backwards. Pay attention to what plays 👀 - & Why the CHICAGO reference ? - This movie was released on 10 November 2000 (10-11-2000) - 10months and a day ; before the 9/11 Twin Tower destruction. - On the cover of the movie , you can see the Twin Towers in the background 🤔🚩 ✖️𝗜𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗱𝗲𝗲𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝗺𝗲𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 ? ❗️show more

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✖️𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗱𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗺𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗲 ?

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𝗔𝗻𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝘀𝗰𝗲𝗻𝗲 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗟𝗶𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲 𝗡𝗶𝗰𝗸𝘆 ; Why is the priest standing on pizza ? 🍕🤔

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✖️Referencing to Transgenderism in the year 2000 🚩❗️ - 𝗜𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗼𝗽𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗼𝗻 ; When did Transgenderism start to gain traction and become very popular in the mainstream ?

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👀✖️- Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston say that they really love pizza and pizza parties with other celebs 🍕❗️

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Covers his eye, 9/11, bottle of Ambrosia. Very telling to the sleepers

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🫵🏽👌🏽👏🏽 You know!

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who wouldve thought that a movie about the son of satan would have many satan references

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Why even make a movie like that ? How would that get passed through to even spend the time and money to make it ? Why would people want to work on a film like this ? People are blind and have chosen their path.

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Your soft spot got pushed in as a baby

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You need to put down the bottle and stop drinking alcohol . You’re borrowing tomorrows happiness today ❗️

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@KeegsEast You need to stop bouncing your head off the wall and hope that your brain cells recover ‼️

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@euphorio_ Its just so stimulating!

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“a lot of symbolism and references to Såtan throughout the whole film.” NO SHIT! His character is literally the son of the devil. Half the movie takes place in hell.

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The priest standing on the pizza is suspicious. Other than that I don’t think any of your other references are symbolic of anything.

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What about the first clip , with the Chicago vinyl reference ? I’ve only scratched the surface here ☺️👍🏽

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This movie is fucking hilarious.

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Santa Clause is known as St Nick, SANTA is an anagram for SATAN. So I can see where they got the name Little Nicky…….

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They have to tell you. It’s part of it for them. What better way than in a comedy where they can get you to laugh and ridicule what they are saying. They put the most horrible stuff in comedies anymore. Now you know the reason

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I was 10 ten when i watched that movie. Never crossed my mind. The whole transgender thing was weird to me as a kid. Still fucking weird

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My boys and I know damn near every word to this movie…it was a fave 😔…so was Sandler 🥺…it was a gut punch for me 😵‍💫

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A film about the son of the devil coming to earth has a lot of satanic symbolism in it? Shocking.

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Sick! Not Funny.

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I mean, can't expect much from a movie about the son of the devil, from a Jewish director

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Symbolism is easier seen when you know what it is, and understand what it represents. Companies do it with products, movies are no different. Sometimes we don’t want to see, what’s right in front of us. Sometimes there’s those paid to deny.

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Damn the movie about the son of satan has satanic themes in it?!incredibly insightful I never noticed 🤯

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All I remember was …this Popeyes chickens fucking amazing😂😂😂

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Of course there’s gonna be references to satan in this movie! HES PLAYING THE SOM OF THE DEVIL! The enitre movie depicts a lot of that because that is what the movie is about, duh?

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This is so frustrating bc the movie is actually really good, a little odd but an entertaining art piece nonetheless. & now that spirituality is becoming a mainstream thought, the film has potential to tarnish such an iconic career (thanks to cancel culture + Satanism talk) 😭

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All credibility went out the window when I read 10 November 2000 was ❌10-11-2000. ❌ ✅ 11-10-2000✅

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Day , Month , Year ☺️🙏🏽

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Lol I know, day month year is how we wrote it in the military. All good! Thanks for replying 🙌. Speaking of dates today is 12. 3 1. 23 Month Day Year😉

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There weren’t references to Satan throughout the movie, Satan was literally one of the main characters, it’s a movie about Satan and his children, it is possible to joke about these subjects without it being misconstrued into something sinister

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10 November 2000 is not 10/11/2000. It’s 11/10/2000.

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A movie about the son of Satan has satan references 🤯

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I tried to watch that movie a while back but could not stand it. I like Sandler but no way

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Woooah 👀

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Well Satan isn’t real and something released 10 months and a day before 9/11 means absolutely nothing. 9/11 was definitely planned but this is just a comedy movie. Relax.

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You’re aware the WTC was a huge landmark right? Like having it in the background made perfect sense for a movie set in NY

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Why do these morons keep popping up in my timeline. I’m worried it says something about me.

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@WeKnow_1234 @susieq1007 @TraderGirlQ any of yal know what’s going on here, I’m from Chicago and curious 🤨 we do have lots of illegals walking around and unfortunately we are a sanctuary city, should I be worried??

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Imagine a life trying to uncover the great and secret mysteries of an Adam Sandler film?

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Gems of Lata Mangeshkar Mrigtrishna (1975) had the word FLOP writ large on it. The movie was as boring as it could be. It had actors like Rakesh Pandey, Yogeeta Bali, etc. And then the story of the movie itself was dull. The fact that the movie makers of this movie lacked finances meant that they did not hire a big name music director. They hired a music director called Shambhu Sen, and he also doubled as the lyricist of the movie. But the music of this movie was unexpectedly nice, but then the failure of the movie came in the way of its songs. The music of “Mrigtrishna” richly deserves to be re discovered and heard and savoured. Song courtsey Upjeet 🇮🇳

Gems of Lata Mangeshkar Mrigtrishna (1975) had the word FLOP writ large on it. The movie was as boring as it could be. It had actors like Rakesh Pandey, Yogeeta Bali, etc. And then the story of the movie itself was dull. The fact that the movie makers of this movie lacked finances meant that they did not hire a big name music director. They hired a music director called Shambhu Sen, and he also doubled as the lyricist of the movie. But the music of this movie was unexpectedly nice, but then the failure of the movie came in the way of its songs. The music of “Mrigtrishna” richly deserves to be re discovered and heard and savoured. Song courtsey Upjeet 🇮🇳

Shekar Iyer

29,451 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

The movie does such a phenomenal job at making you forget you’re watching a horror movie. Most of us can relate to the feeling when you finally kiss your crush for the first time. Bear’s actor did a great job conveying those emotions; the trepidation, the elation, the “is this really happening” feeling. And while they’re kissing and the music is playing in the background, you almost forget that you’re watching a horror movie. Before you know it, you let your guard down, and the movie makes you immediately pay for it. #Obsession

The movie does such a phenomenal job at making you forget you’re watching a horror movie. Most of us can relate to the feeling when you finally kiss your crush for the first time. Bear’s actor did a great job conveying those emotions; the trepidation, the elation, the “is this really happening” feeling. And while they’re kissing and the music is playing in the background, you almost forget that you’re watching a horror movie. Before you know it, you let your guard down, and the movie makes you immediately pay for it. #Obsession

UHDpictures

13,185 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

[RG911Team] You’ve probably never heard this 9/11 survivor before. Why is that? He describes a sequence of events that happened when the Twin Towers came down… and it makes no sense. That is, if you believe the official 9/11 story. What causes a city to “bounce”?

[RG911Team] You’ve probably never heard this 9/11 survivor before. Why is that? He describes a sequence of events that happened when the Twin Towers came down… and it makes no sense. That is, if you believe the official 9/11 story. What causes a city to “bounce”?

Richard Gage, AIA, Architect

25,894 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

🇺🇸 Jake Lang showed up at NY City Hall on 9/11 with a giant banner of the Twin Towers and the line Stop Islamic Takeover of America. The crowd chanted do you remember, then stop Islam. He said this march was aimed at Mamdani. Writer: Sol

🇺🇸 Jake Lang showed up at NY City Hall on 9/11 with a giant banner of the Twin Towers and the line Stop Islamic Takeover of America. The crowd chanted do you remember, then stop Islam. He said this march was aimed at Mamdani. Writer: Sol

Mario Nawfal

48,893 görüntüleme • 25 gün önce

Anne Hathaway say “Sinners” was not entirely shot on IMAX “I love this one because it was not entirely shot on IMAX” Matt Damon: “but a lot of it” Anne Hathaway: “but a lot of it… and i know that Ryan and Chris are friends and they had a lot of conversations about that” Matt Damon: “and yeah, it’s great to see a younger director picking up the mantle” Anne Hathaway: “and make an amazing movie… the sequence where the music kind of builds on top of each other and layers into it” Matt Damon: “yeah, everything, the performance… i mean it’s a brilliant movie”

Anne Hathaway say “Sinners” was not entirely shot on IMAX “I love this one because it was not entirely shot on IMAX” Matt Damon: “but a lot of it” Anne Hathaway: “but a lot of it… and i know that Ryan and Chris are friends and they had a lot of conversations about that” Matt Damon: “and yeah, it’s great to see a younger director picking up the mantle” Anne Hathaway: “and make an amazing movie… the sequence where the music kind of builds on top of each other and layers into it” Matt Damon: “yeah, everything, the performance… i mean it’s a brilliant movie”

5sta reze

3,481,757 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

According to Jack Lemmon, the first sneak preview of "Some Like it Hot" (1959) had a bad reaction with many audience walkouts. A lot of studio personnel and agents offered advice to Billy Wilder on what scenes to reshoot, add and cut. Lemmon asked Wilder what he was going to do. Wilder responded: "Why, nothing. This is a very funny movie and I believe in it just as it is. Maybe this is the wrong neighborhood in which to have shown it. At any rate, I don't panic over one preview. It's a hell of a movie." Wilder held the next preview in the Westwood section of Los Angeles, and the audience stood up and cheered. (Source: IMDb) P.S: On this day, 67 years ago, "Some Like it Hot" was released in the USA.

According to Jack Lemmon, the first sneak preview of "Some Like it Hot" (1959) had a bad reaction with many audience walkouts. A lot of studio personnel and agents offered advice to Billy Wilder on what scenes to reshoot, add and cut. Lemmon asked Wilder what he was going to do. Wilder responded: "Why, nothing. This is a very funny movie and I believe in it just as it is. Maybe this is the wrong neighborhood in which to have shown it. At any rate, I don't panic over one preview. It's a hell of a movie." Wilder held the next preview in the Westwood section of Los Angeles, and the audience stood up and cheered. (Source: IMDb) P.S: On this day, 67 years ago, "Some Like it Hot" was released in the USA.

DepressedBergman

215,820 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Another thing that The LEGO Movie (2014) has that the Mario Movies (particularly Galaxy Movie) DON’T have is a scene like this that really impacts just how amazing and special The LEGO Movie (2014) really is whereas the Mario Movies (mostly Galaxy Movie) don’t have a single scene like this that makes it so special themselves or convinces you that they are truly “amazing movies” when they really aren’t, not only is this scene so beautifully well written but there are also no unnecessary interruptions or unnecessary humor placements in this scene and it actually takes the time to breathe and slow down a bit and gives you a heartwarming message to both kids and adults, the fact that Mario fans (especially Galaxy Movie fans) keeps giving the bullshit excuse of “it’s a kids movie” makes zero sense and ya’ll simply refused to accept the many issues that Galaxy Movie has and yet The LEGO Movie is also a “kids movie” and yet it wasn’t afraid to treat their audiences like they are real people and not dumb at all, Phil, Chris and the rest of the crew treated it like it was a REAL movie, they didn’t see it as a cash grab like what the Mario Movies would later do, they took the opportunity to make a movie about LEGOs and actually make something worth it for both critics and audiences, the Mario Movies treats their audience like they don’t care about storytelling or character development and keeps gives you a lot of random action scenes or crazy stuff happening every few minutes that it gets so repetitive and boring so fast that it doesn’t challenge the audiences or even kids, The LEGO Movie (2014) is the complete opposite and I wish the Mario Movies were like this movie because fans and audiences truly deserve better than just fan service or random actions scenes happening every few minutes, they simply failed as movies and there’s a reason why there is rarely any hate for The LEGO Movie (2014) because it’s truly a masterpiece that cares about its audiences and it shows that the whole “it’s a kids movie” is really a stupid excuse.

Another thing that The LEGO Movie (2014) has that the Mario Movies (particularly Galaxy Movie) DON’T have is a scene like this that really impacts just how amazing and special The LEGO Movie (2014) really is whereas the Mario Movies (mostly Galaxy Movie) don’t have a single scene like this that makes it so special themselves or convinces you that they are truly “amazing movies” when they really aren’t, not only is this scene so beautifully well written but there are also no unnecessary interruptions or unnecessary humor placements in this scene and it actually takes the time to breathe and slow down a bit and gives you a heartwarming message to both kids and adults, the fact that Mario fans (especially Galaxy Movie fans) keeps giving the bullshit excuse of “it’s a kids movie” makes zero sense and ya’ll simply refused to accept the many issues that Galaxy Movie has and yet The LEGO Movie is also a “kids movie” and yet it wasn’t afraid to treat their audiences like they are real people and not dumb at all, Phil, Chris and the rest of the crew treated it like it was a REAL movie, they didn’t see it as a cash grab like what the Mario Movies would later do, they took the opportunity to make a movie about LEGOs and actually make something worth it for both critics and audiences, the Mario Movies treats their audience like they don’t care about storytelling or character development and keeps gives you a lot of random action scenes or crazy stuff happening every few minutes that it gets so repetitive and boring so fast that it doesn’t challenge the audiences or even kids, The LEGO Movie (2014) is the complete opposite and I wish the Mario Movies were like this movie because fans and audiences truly deserve better than just fan service or random actions scenes happening every few minutes, they simply failed as movies and there’s a reason why there is rarely any hate for The LEGO Movie (2014) because it’s truly a masterpiece that cares about its audiences and it shows that the whole “it’s a kids movie” is really a stupid excuse.

Miguel Arcos - (12 DAYS UNTIL MY B-DAY 🎉)

15,546 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Ryan Reynolds says the original plan for “Deadpool & Wolverine” was to secretly film a fake, intentionally terrible movie called “Alpha Cop” so audiences would think they were watching a completely different movie until the Marvel logo appeared five minutes in. “The original idea with this movie was to shoot a fake movie called Alpha Cop that was intentionally bad.” “Like, the poster I even had one of the posters made.” “It was about two guys who are sharing one brain, and together they make the ultimate cop.” “And the poster says, you know, Alpha Cop: two cops, one brain, all balls.” “And it was meant to be kind of, like, horrible.” “And, you know, so you would go like ten people in America would go to see this movie on opening weekend.” “And five minutes into the movie the Marvel logo would flip up, and it would actually be Deadpool Wolverine.” “But the problem with if you manage to get right down to the last minute and it gets blown, you know, it would just, it would be heartbreaking.” “So I don’t know.” “But we’ve been lucky on this one.”

agim𓍯

807,479 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Gaspar Noé on Uli Edel's 'Christiane F.' (1981): "We had some film references also in mind when we shot 'Climax' (2018). Like the most unexpected one, probably, is 'Christiane F.' (1981). I re-watched it for the eighth time lately, and it’s a big melodrama, very, very hardcore, with young kids doing drugs and coming to prost!tute themselves to save their love story, but what amazed me when I re-watched the movie was how colourful the movie was, and how well-dressed the characters were. It’s very joyful in terms of colour, in terms of music. The movie is totally dark, and it’s dirty. So I asked both my cinematographer, my production designer – who was repainting all the locations – and my stylist, to be as colourful as they could be, but with scenes that would always look dirty. (...) Really what I liked about 'Christiane F'. was that it was so respectful to every single one of its characters – the movie was, and the director was." (Gaspar Noé's interview with Ben Mortimer, Den of Geek, 2018) P.S: On this day, 45 years ago, "Christiane F" (1981) was released in the USA.

Gaspar Noé on Uli Edel's 'Christiane F.' (1981): "We had some film references also in mind when we shot 'Climax' (2018). Like the most unexpected one, probably, is 'Christiane F.' (1981). I re-watched it for the eighth time lately, and it’s a big melodrama, very, very hardcore, with young kids doing drugs and coming to prost!tute themselves to save their love story, but what amazed me when I re-watched the movie was how colourful the movie was, and how well-dressed the characters were. It’s very joyful in terms of colour, in terms of music. The movie is totally dark, and it’s dirty. So I asked both my cinematographer, my production designer – who was repainting all the locations – and my stylist, to be as colourful as they could be, but with scenes that would always look dirty. (...) Really what I liked about 'Christiane F'. was that it was so respectful to every single one of its characters – the movie was, and the director was." (Gaspar Noé's interview with Ben Mortimer, Den of Geek, 2018) P.S: On this day, 45 years ago, "Christiane F" (1981) was released in the USA.

DepressedBergman

112,247 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce