Bandit and Chilli always have to find ways of entertaining their daughters, Bluey and Bingo. They always find some way of being fun and keeping their daughters’ imagination alive, and that is exactly why these minisodes are so special! They give us a brief look into their daily lives and how they all keep the fun going.

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While not the most original concept in 2024 (being the third movie about imaginary friends this year), what makes The Imaginary stand out is its message about growing up. It is a visually stunning ride as Rudger (Louie Rudge-Buchanan) tries to save his friend Amanda (Evie Kiszel), but the darkness comes from Mr. Bunting (Jeremy Swift) using his imaginary friend to hurt others. Mr. Bunting is an adult who never wanted to give up his childhood friend, and while Amanda created Rudger out of the grief of losing her father, Mr. Bunting represents what happens when you refuse to grow up.

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It will mark one of actor Ray Liotta’s last movies, and 1992 is split seemingly between two storylines that are going to converge. It has a father and a son trying to make a better life for themselves, and then it also shows a group of white men capitalizing on the civil unrest in the city at the time for their own personal gain.

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In episode 6 “Teach/Corrupt,” we get to see a story split between the twins: Mae (Amandla Stenberg) with Master Sol (Lee Jung-jae) and Osha (Stenberg) with Qimir (Manny Jacinto) on an unknown planet. But that doesn’t stop the Jedi Order from messing with them. Vernestra Rwoh (Rebecca Henderson) is going to find Sol and help him (despite her hatred of flying), and her actions are a bit suspect.

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There’s no word yet on who he’d be playing or what kind of role he will have in the film, but it is making me emotional anyway. I am someone who loves the Christopher Reeve movies very dearly. I used to watch Superman (1978) all the time growing up, and it gifted me a lifelong appreciation for Reeve as an actor.

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If you ask the ever faulty Google AI overview that is draining our power, there is one! It came out in 2023. And not a single person saw it. The reality is that there was hope we’d get to see a third Independence Day movie, but the mixed reception of Independence Day: Resurgence threw those plans into the bin.

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In episode 4, “Day,” while the Jedi were trying to stop Mae (Amandla Stenberg) from killing Kelnacca, she had already decided that she wasn’t going to do it, despite what her master said. But he beat her to it, killing Kelnacca and throwing Osha to the ground in the process. In episode 5, “Night,” we saw the immediate aftermath of Kelnacca’s death.

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West’s vision for Maxine Minx (Mia Goth) has always been one of determination. Maxine wants to be a star, and she isn’t going to let anyone stop her. She wasn’t going to let Pearl ruin it, and what we see in MaXXXine is a woman who still has her own goals at the forefront of her mind. MaXXXine takes place after the events of X, but far enough removed that Maxine has made a career for herself in adult films.

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A Vulture article went viral on X, saying there are 20 episodes of Lost you can skip during your rewatch. Literally … no. Some of the episodes on the list are literally episodes featuring iconic moments from the show! They put “Tricia Tanaka Is Dead” on here! The episode where Sawyer, Jin, Charlie, and Hurley drive around in the hippie van!

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Spoilers ahead!

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The youngest president ever was Theodore Roosevelt, who was 42 when he was sworn in, and then John F. Kennedy became president at 43. Barack Obama was 47, and so on and so forth. Why we’ve now decided that we’re only going to vote for men who could have run for president way back in the ’70s and ’80s, I don’t know.

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Kelnacca (played by Joonas Suotamo) is just another death in a long line at the hand of the Stranger, a.k.a. Qimir (Manny Jacinto). He died sitting in his chair and didn’t even get to fight with the rest of the Jedi. While we have seen the Jedi that Mae (Amandla Stenberg) is killing off in a flashback already, I didn’t want to get my hopes up that I’d see Kelnacca again.

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Daniel Malloy (Eric Bogosian) is working on something that isn’t going to end great for Armand (Assad Zaman). As Daniel is interviewing Louis (Jacob Anderson), he begins to put the pieces together. He knows he has to prove that Armand has been lying to Louis for all these years. During the trial of Louis and Claudia (Delainey Hayles), Armand claimed that he was just a witness and saved Louis.

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Season 3 spoilers ahead!

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You’re either a Ridley Scott fan or you’re not. For me, he’s a gal’s pal and he always is looking out for me and my best interests with his movies. He’s gone and cast many of my favorite actors in Gladiator 2 and I love him for it. News broke in an exclusive from Deadline that Pedro Pascal would be joining the already epic cast of Scott’s follow-up film back in 2023 and I started having war-time flashbacks to the last time Pascal was in a gladiator ring. RIP Oberyn Martell.

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Season 3 spoilers ahead!

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This time, her anger is at David Tennant. The Doctor Who actor, who had a small role in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, was at the British LGBT Awards when he told Kemi Badenoch to “shut up” because she was vocal about banning trans women from sports and bathrooms. He then did an interview that night and called those transphobes “a tiny bunch of little whinging f***ers who are on the wrong side of history, and they’ll all go away soon.”

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Spoilers for The Bear season 3 finale ahead!

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In the 2015 film Burnt, Daniel Brühl’s character explains how you can try to spot a Michelin reviewer. “No one knows who they are. No one. They come. They eat. They go. But they have habits. One orders the tasting menu, the other orders a la carte. Always. They order a half a bottle of wine. They ask for tap water. They are polite. But attention! They may place a fork on the floor to see if you notice,” he said in the film. I really just thought that the fork thing was real. It isn’t. In fact, Michelin experts have been asked about the myth that started because of Burnt.

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Spoilers for season 3 of The Bear lie ahead. Also mentions of suicide.

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