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In ‘Gundam 00’, Ribbons Almark is introduced as someone created by the Innovade program, but he secretly works against the main characters and their efforts to intervene with force. His manipulative actions become clear later in the first season, leading to the events that jump the story forward into Season 2. This betrayal changes how we see the A-Laws and reveals the Innovators’ real goal: controlling the world’s satellite systems. This new information shifts the focus of the conflict to gaining access to VEDA and the competition to develop more powerful GN Drives, ultimately leading toward the series’ final showdown.

Scarlett Johansson started her career in independent films before becoming a major star as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She’s been nominated for several Academy Awards for her roles in films like ‘Marriage Story’ and ‘Jojo Rabbit’. Beyond acting, she’s a singer and has provided voice work for animated movies such as ‘Her’ and ‘Sing’. Johansson also founded her own beauty company and is known for her philanthropic work.

This episode wraps up all the preparations for the mission to close Wall Maria at Shiganshina. It shows the Survey Corps getting into position, confirms when the operation will begin, and establishes who is in charge. We see the final details – checking equipment, assigning roles, and going over departure procedures – signaling the shift from planning to actually carrying out the mission. The episode ends by clearly stating the goal and the planned route, right before the major battle with the Armored, Colossal, and Beast Titans.

This battle happens in ‘Demon Slayer’ during the Mount Natagumo arc. Tanjiro combines his Water Breathing technique with the Hinokami Kagura, allowing him to cut through Rui’s spider threads. Nezuko steps in with her Blood Demon Art, helping to change the course of the fight. The animation studio, Ufotable, beautifully captures the action with fluid sword movements and detailed thread effects, staying true to the show’s unique visual style. The scene ends with Tanjiro and Nezuko fighting together as a strong team, solidifying their bond as siblings.

Michael B. Jordan gained significant recognition for his powerful role as Oscar Grant in ‘Fruitvale Station,’ a critically acclaimed film based on a true story. This film marked the beginning of a successful creative partnership with director Ryan Coogler, and together they would go on to create many popular and acclaimed projects. Jordan’s performance earned him awards and introduced him to a wider audience, quickly leading to more prominent roles in both critically respected films and large-scale franchises.

When the film was released in America in the 1980s as ‘Warriors of the Wind,’ it was heavily edited. Many scenes were removed, character names were altered, and the story’s environmental message was minimized in favor of more action. The American marketing also highlighted creatures and imagery that weren’t important to the original plot. This experience led the studio to decide that all future international releases would be uncut.

This game combines epic, real-time battles with a turn-based campaign set within the chaotic Realm. Each playable faction has its own special rules that impact how you handle diplomacy, manage your economy, and fight battles. Powerful Legendary Lords offer unique ways to develop your army through their skill trees and quests. You can play multiplayer campaigns cooperatively or competitively, with a system that lets everyone take their turns at the same time to speed things up.

Michael Fassbender powerfully portrayed Bobby Sands, an Irish hunger striker, in Steve McQueen’s debut film. To prepare, Fassbender underwent a significant physical transformation, losing weight under medical supervision to realistically depict Sands’s final weeks in prison. He meticulously researched historical accounts and worked closely with McQueen, utilizing long, unbroken shots—including a celebrated scene with carefully timed dialogue. This film launched a successful creative partnership between the director and actor, influencing many of Fassbender’s future performances.

As a huge fan of the show, I always loved Natalie Dormer’s performance as Margaery Tyrell. She really came into her own in King’s Landing, becoming a key player in all the political maneuvering and shifting power dynamics. Her character was strategically married into important families, so she was always at the heart of those intense court scenes. She was a big part of the show’s overall story, especially during the dramatic events at the Sept of Baelor. Honestly, that role really established her as a familiar face in epic fantasy television, and I think it launched her career to a whole new level.

Okay, so I was rewatching the apartment scene with Jules and Vincent, and something really struck me. Before any shooting even happens, you can clearly see bullet holes already in the wall behind them. It’s subtle, but the camera catches the pattern during their conversation, and then, when the shooting starts, the bullets line up perfectly with those pre-existing marks. It really makes you wonder if the set dressers put up the ‘aftermath’ damage before they filmed the earlier parts of the scene. Honestly, once you spot those marks, the impact of the later shootout is definitely lessened – the ‘surprise’ just isn’t quite there anymore. It’s a fascinating little detail, and a bit of a head-scratcher.