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@imbitan12 @Itssan17 Nah

@Itssan17 Every one is excited except you.

The most unnecessary remake of all time that not a single soul asked for

@cenkuygur @JDVance @TulsiGabbard Pretty sure Vance was into invading Iran before he was even elected

Here's what I'm not interested in hearing later - how @JDVance and @TulsiGabbard were secretly against the war. Fuck that!! Those two have been pretending to be anti-war this whole time. You know when's a good time to be anti-war - right fucking now. Afterwards is total bullshit.

@NerdAthleticz You know why lol. Easily manipulated

Quite literally why do we let 19 year old itty bitty lil girlies vote then ?

@DanFriedman81 Nah if people haven’t learned by now that casting matters for reboots and adaptations then that’s on them. The last of us Show is the most recent example.

Harry Potter is gonna be the biggest show on TV for a decade. It is going to make David Ellison all his money back. You have no idea how many people love Harry Potter and don’t pay attention to the discourse. Most people are going to be confused by black Snape, but they’ll just roll with it.

@dalahsurfal Orc!

what is your favorite playable race on wow?

@Kronykal Did learn from The Last of Us Show that casting matters I guess. This show will lose money

Call me racist all you want but absolutely fucking not.

@aakashgupta Could feed so many people with that type of money. Could help a lot of people with medical bills. Instead we reboot a show nobody asked for and race swap on purpose to create tension. Spending wisely I see

HBO is spending $100 million per episode to reboot Harry Potter. That’s more per episode than the average Harry Potter film cost to produce. Seven seasons. 56 episodes. A potential $5.6 billion total production budget. Paapa Essiedu signed a 10-year contract for this role. He’ll be 45 when it’s finished. He’s receiving death threats on Instagram. People telling him to quit or they’ll kill him. His response: “The abuse fuels me.” Here’s what the people sending those messages don’t understand about how this actually works. The original eight Harry Potter films grossed $7.7 billion at the box office on a combined $1.2 billion production budget. That’s a 6.4x return before merchandising, theme parks, and streaming revenue. Warner Bros. is spending $100M per episode because the Wizarding World generates roughly $2 billion per year across all revenue streams, and they need a new content engine to keep that machine running for the next decade. Essiedu was one of the first actors attached to this project. Emmy and BAFTA nominee from I May Destroy You. Jason Isaacs, who played Lucius Malfoy across all eight films, called the backlash what it is: racism. The casting controversy has generated more press coverage for this show than any marketing campaign could buy. Every article about the death threats includes the trailer link. Every outrage tweet puts the show back in people’s timelines. 13M views on this single tweet are proof. Warner Bros. has run this playbook before. The internet raged when Heath Ledger was cast as the Joker. When Daniel Craig was cast as Bond. When Michael Keaton was cast as Batman. Each of those performances became the definitive version of the character. Essiedu grew up reading these books at a local library because his mom couldn’t afford a babysitter. Now he’s anchoring the most expensive TV series ever produced. The people threatening him over Instagram DMs are going to watch the show anyway. That’s the part they’ll never admit.

@Tesla7771 Lmfao

Professor Severus Snape 😬

@SUNSWORLDWIDE_ Oso struggled late

HE’S WIDE OPEN???????,,,

@tipodissd We will be painfully average again if I have to guess

Dbacks are gonna be bad, aren’t we :(

@PHNX_Suns We really miss a general like Chris Paul out there to allow book to be book. Instead we put Book into the general role and it is what it is.

That loss hurt 💔

@RyanGreeneDNVR He is a good player. Coming from a suns fan. I love the roster of the Nuggets. I’m a huge Aaron Gordon fan too since UofA. They are smart over there in Denver

Jamal Murray is now 19-2 vs. Devin Booker in his career.

@CactusSunnnn It hurts. Even worse is this feeling of the refs making sure we suffer a bit always lingering. Especially after our history with the suspensions in the playoffs and allowing Giannis to play running back in the finals.

Being a fan of the Phoenix Suns thinking they can win a ring someday

@ZakMarcinNBA He is explosive and it allows Booker to come off the catch and shoot more often than fighting through double teams. I agree 100%

also, Jalen Green needs to be more involved down the stretch. he’s been getting little to no touches at the end of games.

@JGSupremacy4 He really does. This whole Booker hero ball, crumble against double team, get no love from the refs strategy is not it. We have shooters everywhere. It’s like we default at the end of games to old habits

Jalen Green gotta get more touches in the 4th dude.

@BenGarciaShow Feels like because the suns weren’t dead last we have this loser mentality and participation trophy for blowing it during the second half of the season when we know this team could have been in a secure playoff spot. A lot of “good losses” to ensure we got stuck in the play in

Theres no such thing as a “good loss” in ANY sport EVER. But I’ll tell you what if there was it would look a lot like the Suns loss tonight.

@Issac_Sanchez2 @joelvmoran The dude would be SGA level if he got love from Refs. It’s one of the biggest things that crumbles his game. For years it’s hurt his confidence and makes him play emotionally and desperate. Often leading to him becoming frustrated and making bad fouls himself as retaliation

@joelvmoran it’s so bad lol and he still averages 25 PPG, if he had even an average whistle he’d average 30+ PPG

If you actually watch Devin Booker play basketball you would see how horrible his whistle is

@joelvmoran It is bad. But it’s been bad so long that it’s surprising that we still rely on good calls and consistency from the refs instead of understanding we need to trust others in big situations too. It’s been like this since I can remember.

@ehoopstoo Hate how the local media gave these suns a participation trophy for not being the worst team in the league. I have higher desires than that. Sports are played to win. And if you look at it from a competitive lens, it is disappointing how we played second half of season.

Impossible not to be disappointed with where things are at w 9 games left bc the meaningful games are effectively over Like yeah let’s go win the play-in game and make life hard for the Spurs but PHX fate could’ve been so much different and they let it slip through their hands

@OwnedBySuns We are what we are.

We are going to lose both play-in games aren’t we.