Emily Ratajkowski in Monte Carlo.

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In 1930s China, a murderer was publicly caged in a “cangue,” left to die from exposure, starvation, and thirst as a form of severe punishment and deterrent.

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Submerged Space Shuttle

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Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

The Turtles, as teenagers, deal with their new life as heroes while also dealing with the pressures of going to high school in New York City.

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LEGO Horizon Adventures World Premiere Trailer | Summer Game Fest 2024

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“Star Trek #21” Preview

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Help Us Digitize Reboot

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No one can out-coffee Janeway

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In Indonesia, women ranger teams go on patrol to slow deforestation

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Emily Blunt

She is hot!

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“Inside Out 2” Review

Follows Riley, in her teenage years, encountering new emotions.

Pixar has long been able to provoke extreme emotional responses from me and Inside Out 2 continues that painfully delightful trend with an expansion of their concept of “what if feelings had feelings”, with a progression of our main character another year further into her more frustrating but formative teenage years. They stay away from the physical aspects of puberty (that “Turning Red” covered so well!) and stays in it’s emotional lane with the addition of some obvious but still interesting elements that result in a movie that I highly recommend but warn you that I was particularly struck by several scenes and the emotional investment was heavy but worth the expense.

Buy On Amazon!

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