Peter Rosen

@HustleBitch_ It’s GALACTUS!

🚨 BREAKING: CONGRESSWOMAN SOUNDS THE ALARM: SOMETHING MASSIVE IS HEADING TOWARD US - THIS IS OUR ONLY CHANCE TO STUDY IT Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is urging NASA to extend the Juno mission to intercept 3I/ATLAS, an interstellar object traveling at 98 km/sec, set to pass near Jupiter on March 16, 2026. Estimated to be over 11 kilometers (7 miles) wide, 3I/ATLAS is larger than ʻOumuamua and Borisov, making it the biggest interstellar object ever observed. Too fast to reach from Earth. But maybe reachable from Jupiter’s orbit. She’s asking for $15 million every 6 months to keep Juno alive and attempt the intercept. It’s not a comet. It’s not an asteroid. Some scientists believe it could be alien tech, like a probe or fragment from outside our solar system. NASA’s about to let it slip away. Why? What are they afraid we’ll find?

@CroAglo @DiscussingFilm How are you hating so much if you haven’t seen it? Don’t you think that’s wrong?

I haven't even seen it... not sure I ever will. I heard sufficient reviews. I'm a huge cinema fan. Bad movies are becoming extremely common. Any movie with a several-hundred-million-dollar budget has NO excuse to be junk on the basics. Unfortunately, that's exactly how this fails according to the negative reviews. They have common threads. Weak plot, disjointed, incoherent. I saw Megalopolis with great enthusiasm, because it was FFC, and it was horrendous. I walked out. Movie creators must get back to the basics of telling a compelling story before they're handed $250,000,000++ budget. Go watch Kim Fu Hustle if you need to learn the basics of quality filmmaking. It's low budget and very silly, but it demonstrates the fundamentals very well. I would like to see the DCU rebooted by Guillermo del Toro. That guy really knows how to tell a story and he could bring unbelievable enjoyment to comics... The studio would need to back off though and let his freak flag fly... if they took a risk like this, I predict multi-billion dollar successes for the DCU. Bottom line. They need to get back to the basics, but no one is doing that.

James Gunn’s ‘SUPERMAN’ opens with $217M worldwide. Budget was $225M Read our review: bit.ly/SupesDF