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Malcolm Tucker, he stole the show…and got a movie.

This article will contain spoilers It started with a show. In case you’re not familiar with the British comedy series The Thick of It, I’ll get you in the loop (you’ll see what I did there). It´s a satire with a very dark humour about the ins and outs of a department in the British government and how the whole political ecosystem works: the advisers, civil servants, ministers, the media and spin d

Malcolm Tucker, he stole the show…and got a movie.

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THE AUNT NOBODY WANTS...BUT WE LOVE

🎬THE HANDMAID'S TALE is a TV show that has just reached its final season, leaving much to explain and resolve. Over six incredible seasons, the show has delivered torment, fear, and violence but also immense courage, perseverance, and resistance. Source | Hulu One of our favorite characters is Aunt Lydia. She is responsible for training, caring for, and preparing the handmaids before they’re assi

THE AUNT NOBODY WANTS...BUT WE LOVE

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Sam Rockwell’s Unforgettable Turn in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Martin McDonagh’s Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri roars to life with Frances McDormand’s fiery performance as Mildred Hayes, a mother grieving with such force that it scorches everything in her path. But amid her wrath and the town’s slow-burning tensions, it’s Sam Rockwell’s Officer Jason Dixon who quietly steals the show. He’s a character you don’t forget, not because he’s easy to like

Sam Rockwell’s Unforgettable Turn in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

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The art of stealing the show

Some supporting characters leave such a profound impact with their strong performances that they end up overshadowing the main characters. In just a few scenes, they capture the audience's attention thanks to their charisma, humor, or memorable performances that enrich the overall narrative. These characters not only become unforgettable, but are often the most memorable in films. From show-steali

The art of stealing the show

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How 2000’s Cartoons Created the Modern Obsession with Goth Girls

Every generation believes the cartoons of their youth were the best, and I'm no exception. I strongly believe the cartoons of the 2000's earned that title not only because they're endlessly re-watchable or prime meme material (looking at you, Spongebob), but because they had a knack for creating iconic side characters who didn't just support the story, they commandeered the ship and raised their o

How 2000’s Cartoons Created the Modern Obsession with Goth Girls

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The Paris Geller Effect

Paris Geller is many things: intellectually formidable, singularly driven, and frequently terrifying. When she first storms onto Gilmore Girls, she appears almost like a caricature, the quintessential overachieving antagonist to Rory Gilmore. She’s dazzlingly smart but abrasive, so tightly wound she’s on the verge of combustion, and constantly switching between brilliance and breakdown. She’s the

The Paris Geller Effect

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12 Monkeys is Peak Brad Pitt

When you think of Brad Pitt, you probably think of a movie star. Or maybe you think about his abs in Fight Club. In most of his roles, he plays the suave and confident guy. There's the cool detachment of Ocean’s Eleven, the angry heroics of Troy, the Pepsi drinking of World War Z. He’s a leading man, always front and center. But the irony is that his best performances might be the ones where he st

12 Monkeys is Peak Brad Pitt

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Hans Landa: Bastardly unforgettable.

I remember exactly the first time I saw Hans Landa on screen. I felt both fascination... and fear. Christoph Waltz wasn’t just playing a villain; he seemed to be redefining what a villain could be. His polite smile, his friendly tone, his command of language — everything about him was charming and sinister at the same time. Today, years later, I still wonder why we admire him so much, even knowing

Hans Landa: Bastardly unforgettable.

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Dear Diary, What About Betty Finn?

April 3 Dear Diary, Who the fuck does Veronica think she is? She was so nice before the Heathers got their claws in her. We were friends! I found some old pictures of us from grade school, and do you know how they made me feel? It's positively gag-worthy. Sad! I brought them all the way to school, like the friendless loser I am. I miss the old Veronica almost as much as I hate the new one. I thoug

Dear Diary, What About Betty Finn?

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The New Core Emotion Who Stole The Spotlight: Anxiety in Inside Out 2

A supporting character who I think took the centre stage and taught the audiences an important lesson is Anxiety from Inside Out 2, voiced Maya Hawke. Inside Out 2 is the sequel movie to the first film which captured so many people's attention. Whether they were children, parents, young adults, and grandparents; this film easily hooked anyone watching since Anxiety is a character who displayed a p

The New Core Emotion Who Stole The Spotlight: Anxiety in Inside Out 2

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