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But Trump is one of those rich, priviliged dudes... I don't understand at all why any voters have trust in this man making things better? I mean is he making things better for you guys in the US? All we hear in europe is that this man is a crazy dangerous racist misogynistic criminal.

What are they doing?

Most likely, yes. That's why I wondered what all the others (moderates, centrists, minorities, immigrants, natives etc) will vote in this kind of situation where you don't really have a "good" choice. Must be hella frustrating.

Are there left ones? I have the feeling everything is "extreme" these days especially when it comes to politics no matter "right" or "left" and those in between don't know what to do or who to vote so they won't vote at all what is another way to doom the world. Just result into the extremism with doing absolutely nothing. Also a form of extreme imo.

They probably never considered to pay for one lol https://people.com/hollywood-walk-of-fame-rules-you-didnt-know-8431908

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It also contains one of my fave quotes ever 😊

One of my faves of Blake @Lilja K She's so gorgeous, cool, effortless and tre chic in this movie I love it Kinda curious about part 2 😚

Oh lord @Lilja K Can't decide if I'm glad or sad that's not gonna happen ever 😅 Nick Cave Calls His ‘Gladiator II' Script A “Masterpiece" — Involved Time Portals, Christ and Vietnam War It’s been dubbed “The Strangest Sequel Never Made.” Before Ridley Scott set his template for “Gladiator II,” he had a whole other story in mind, one involving Russell Crowe’s Maximus coming back from the dead. "I know how to bring him back," Scott had told ME Movies in 2017. "I was having this talk with the studio — Whether it will happen I don’t know. Gladiator was 2000, so Russell’s changed a little bit. He’s doing something right now but I’m trying to get him back down here." Scott had hired musician Nick Cave to write the script, one which would have had Maximus using the "portal of a dying warrior" to come back from the dead. Cave’s script was written in and around 2006 and sat on the DreamWorks shelf for close to 10 years. Crowe was also onboard to return for the sequel, in fact he was the one who contacted Cave to write the script. The singer detailed his script, titled “Christ Killer,” on a recent WTF podcast episode: “(Crowe) rang me up and asked if I wanted to write ‘Gladiator 2,” he said. “For someone who had only written one film script, it was quite an ask. ‘Hey Russell, didn’t you die in ‘Gladiator 1′?’ ‘Yeah, you sort that out.’ So, he goes down to purgatory and is sent down by the gods, who are dying in heaven because there’s this one god, there’s this Christ character, down on Earth who is gaining popularity and so the many gods are dying so they send Gladiator back to kill Christ and his followers.” “I wanted to call it ‘Christ Killer’ and in the end you find out that the main guy was his son, so he has to kill his son and he was tricked by the gods. He becomes this eternal warrior, and it ends with this 20-minute war scene which follows all the wars in history, right up to Vietnam and all that sort of stuff and it was wild. It was a stone cold masterpiece. I enjoyed writing it very much because I knew on every level that it was never going to get made. Let’s call it a popcorn dropper.” That’s right, In Nick Cave’s hands, “Gladiator II” would have involved a Christ-like man-god who “goes down to purgatory and is sent back by the gods”. According to Cave, the project came to halt after Crowe read the script, he reacted with a simple, “Don’t like it, mate.” If you’re more curious about “Gladiator II: Christ Killer,” it has been made available to read online. Even if the script had been greenlit this decade, Crowe would have needed to embark on a major physical transformation as he is currently, most definitely, not in the kind of shape he was 25 years ago.

Netflix Has Made an Offer to Acquire Kevin Costner's ‘Horizon' So, this is what I’ve heard. After Amazon failed in nabbing Kevin Costner’s “Horizon,” Netflix had now also made and offer to acquire the film. The streaming giant would partially help in funding chapters 3 and 4, but most of the budget would still be financed by outside parties. The plan would be to release each chapter, months apart, on Netflix, with potential plans to eventually, if Costner agrees, turn it into an episodic mini-series. No word yet on whether Costner is interested, but that’s the offer as it stands. No details on how much Netflix has coined up for Costner in the deal. I wouldn’t be surprised if Costner refused the offer due to two reasons: 1) The streamer very likely didn’t put enough money on the table to cover Costner’s costs and 1) they have no interest in releasing these movies in theaters. It’s no secret that Netflix has been trying to get their own version of “Yellowstone” going. Of course, “Horizon” isn’t the answer, but it would definitely bring some of that audience to the platform. Costner has already partnered with Netflix on their original movie “The Highwaymen.” In recent years, he’s also had quite a few of his older movies top the Netflix charts, including “Let Him Go,” “Draft Day” and “Mr. Brooks.”

I wondered if it's been such a massive hit without set in the QUIET PLACE universe. Ironically that part is actually the weakest thing of the movie.

Good guess 🤣

Not sure about this look I have to say 😅 @Lilja K

That went fast @Lilja K Haven't even started with season 1 😄

For a sec I thought there is an upcoming project with them coming 😄 @Lilja K

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