Minority Mindset

Film fans know that while Francis Ford Coppola’s sequel to The Godfather features both Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, they never share a scene together. De Niro portrays a young Vito Corleone in flashbacks, alongside Pacino’s Michael Corleone as he takes control of the family. That’s why audiences were thrilled when the two acting legends teamed up with director Michael Mann in 1995, promising a direct on-screen showdown. The result was a landmark heist film – a grand, intense crime epic – which perfectly showcases the incredible talents of both actors.

Craig keeps escalating the argument by repeatedly calling Venita a bully, which highlights why he wouldn’t be suited for a legal career. Simply accusing someone isn’t enough – you need proof. He can’t point to a single instance of Venita actually behaving like a bully. Whitner tries to get Craig to calm down, but he doesn’t listen. For the first time this season, Venita responds with anger and confronts Craig. The show then shows a series of clips explaining the history of their conflict, and they continue to argue. Craig claims Venita is constantly abusive, but it’s unclear if he even understands the meaning of the word, especially considering how little they’ve interacted all season. It’s hard to believe her behavior is ‘incessant’ given their limited interactions.

The creators of Yellowjackets, Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, revealed in October that the upcoming fourth season will be the show’s last. While they initially envisioned a five-season arc, plans changed during development. According to Lyle, they’ve explored most of the 80s and 90s Hollywood figures they wanted to feature. The final season will focus heavily on the Yellowjackets’ rescue and their struggles to return to normal life. Speaking with the Los Angeles Times, Lyle explained that the characters have been profoundly changed by their time in the wilderness, especially considering their young ages and how easily they were influenced. The show will delve into how these altered individuals attempt to adjust to a world that now feels both significant and strangely unfamiliar.

Iconic battles like Goku versus King Piccolo and Frieza, Gohan’s Super Saiyan 2 transformation during the Cell fight, and Vegeta’s sacrifice against Buu are unforgettable moments in anime history. However, with so much fighting in Dragon Ball, it’s understandable that some great battles don’t receive the recognition they deserve. There are many amazing showdowns in the series that fans have unfairly overlooked.