Two Brutally Honest Kids’ Review of ‘Elio’

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I might phrase it like this: You know how going to the movies is often seen as something best done with others – a date, friends, or a group outing? Well, here’s a secret: I occasionally enjoy going solo. It’s not because I don’t have people to go with, trust me, there are some right behind you. But the allure of a quiet, personal cinema experience is undeniable. No more endless messages about meeting up or choosing seats, no debates over snacks, and no need to share popcorn. It’s just you and the movie, and it’s a delightful, tranquil experience that I highly recommend you try some time.

Rematch server status & queue times explained

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After the popularity of Rocket League, Rematch is creating quite an impression amongst football enthusiasts and casual gamers. In our evaluation, we highly recommended it, and many players have switched from EA SPORTS Football Club to check out the buzz.

I’m Not Saying FromSoft Lied, but If Elden Ring Nightreign Isn’t a Live Service, What Is?

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This game delivers the classic hardship that FromSoftware is known for, and now we share our struggles. That’s one of the reasons I fell in love with it since the beginning. However, after the latest update introducing weekly boss rotations, I find myself wondering: if this changing weekly content isn’t part of a live service model, then what exactly does it represent?

Mystery of Tinfoil Hat in Date Everything. Voice actor and lore explained

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It’s been uncovered by some Reddit users that the character Tinfoil Hat is voiced by Ben Diskin. Known for his work in anime and video games, you may recognize his voice from titles like Dune Awakening, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii or Avowed. His roles also include Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, Beastars, and Dandadan. Interestingly, he doesn’t appear credited as Tinfoil Hat in the credits, but likely under another name, possibly a hacker’s real one.

There’s something waiting for you inside M113A3 in Broken Arrow, and you probably don’t even need to scan it to guess what it is

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In the movie Broken Arrow, someone noticed an unexpected surprise inside one of the infantry transports: An M113A3 armored carrier was left open, and on the wall was a QR code. Despite our collective wisdom, someone still scanned it. And guess what? It directed them right to Rick Astley on YouTube. Even after all these years, the prank known as Rickrolling remains popular. I don’t think this joke will ever fade away.

Danny Boyle wouldn’t make Slumdog Millionaire now due to “cultural appropriation”

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The film “Slumdog Millionaire” stood out as the most successful venture in terms of critical acclaim and box office earnings for director Danny Boyle throughout his career, generating a staggering $378 million from an initial investment of just $15 million. This impressive feat earned him the prestigious award for Best Director at the Oscars, and also secured “Slumdog Millionaire” the coveted title of Best Picture at the same event.