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You need to mind your ratio

Wonder Woman actually since she have more screen time, but among the guys I'd say Henry Cavill.

@bc22 The guy who plays the very young Lex Luthor is hot too.

@anythingold

WOW!!! so hot!!! 😊 😍

@ricky He was perhaps best known for "The A-Team," and a show called "Banecek."

@anythingold

I found it on another site.

Should be ready for me to watch.

Not a big fan of the second at all even though I loved the first WW a lot... disappointment

How about watching all the 5 versions of A Star is Born?

1932, 1937, 1954, 1976 and 2018?

The same story told is very different ways.

The only one I haven't seen is the 1932, also the only one not called A Star Is Born, it's called What Price Hollywood?

@kalayaan:

For me it is still the japanese and original version of Ringu (The Ring) 1998

Ringu is a masterpiece! I remember when I watched for the first time… OMG!

I watched the 2 sequels (Ringu 2 and Ringu 0) a little after, both are good but not as good as the first one.

After a long time I watched Rasen, the first sequel to Ringu, but it was such a weird experience, I understand why they pretended that this first sequel didn't exist and made Ringu 2 instead. Rasen changes the tone and makes the story something else, from the supernatural horror in Ringu we go to a sci-fi spin on Rasen. But it was a nice experience, something like a parallel world version.

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Lmao, I laughed at that scene, when he said " I'll do the fingering". Michael fassbender was hot in that movie.

The live action is god-awful. I recommend the original one since that one is beautiful.

For sure for me: A Nightmare on Elm Street, with Freddy Kruger  🙂
I love all the different parts!

omg these were all horrible.  Original Nightmare on elm street / original Halloween. Classics.

Thank you for your input JohnAllenson. I am also Canadian and aware of the crimes committed by our governmental institutions. It is a sad reality.

Into the Spiderverse.

It's one of the few that puts forward the idea that anyone can choose to be a hero:  there's a Blatino highschool kid, a middle-aged and divorced burnout, a punk chick, an eleven year old with ADHD, an embittered journalist, an elderly widow, a 20 something hotshot, a cartoon pig, a cop, a nurse…. all heroes.  The villains are also varied:  a brilliant and kooky scientist without a moral compass, a cool uncle who found a life of crime to be an 'easy' way out, a wealthy narcissist.

It's a much better development of the idea stated in Harry Potter that it's our choices not our abilities that is important.