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Aakash Gupta
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Aug 31
Spielberg paid $250,000 for the life story of a man living in a Paris airport. The movie made $219 million. In 2022, the man went back to that airport and died in it. Mehran Karimi Nasseri landed at Charles de Gaulle in August 1988, an Iranian refugee headed for England.
Liam🎥
@Liam_smiths01
Aug 30
He found the best way to make money at the airport.
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Aakash Gupta
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A compound bow arrow leaves at about 300 feet per second. Send it 337 meters and it hangs in the air for roughly 4 seconds, and gravity pulls it about 70 meters below a straight line in that time. Aim directly at the target from that range and your arrow lands 20 stories low. So
Mr. Potato Head ⚡️
@MrPotatoHeadUSA
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An archery world record, 337 Meters.
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Aakash Gupta
@aakashgupta
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To shoot the most disgusting scene in Norwegian film history, the crew filled a pit with granola, olive oil, breadcrumbs, chocolate mousse, and cold coffee. The actor sat in it for days. The director's next movie got 8 Oscar nominations. The film is Headhunters, a 2011 thriller
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Aakash Gupta
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In the comic this movie adapts, Krem lives. He serves 300 years in the Phantom Zone, spends the first century fighting it, the second questioning his life, the third atoning, and walks out asking Ruthye for forgiveness. The film hands Kara a sword instead. And you can trace
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@Mamiwatar
Aug 29
I’m sorry, but Supergirl killing Krem was a step too far. She needs to have some kind of moral code
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Aakash Gupta
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Hollywood's first AI-made movie claims it turned a $300M production into a $70M one. The man behind that claim already ran this exact play once. It ended in two bankruptcies. Doug Liman shot "Bitcoin" in 20 days inside a former car showroom in West London. No built sets, no
Variety
@Variety
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Gal Gadot defends starring in Doug Liman's "Bitcoin" movie with AI sets and lighting because "the train has left the station. You’re going to work with it or be out of the game completely." “This was the longest contract I have ever worked on. It was six months for my lawyers to
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