Toshi

😂😂😂 so true.. Stay wicked kings & Queens

Did she really do that? 🤣🤣

This movie had nonstop drama & action 💀🍿🎬 10/10 scene🔥

monologues are the best part.. every rewatch just feels like revisiting greatness atp.

Lacy got honest about his opinion on Clavicular 😳 “I definitely don’t agree with some of the stuff he says and does, but I can’t hate he’s doing his thing.”

Man lost everything and went all out for revenge for his family Solid 10/10 🎬🍿🔥

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She said only his dad can help him with this 💔😩 This movie is insane 🤦🏼‍♂️😭🎬

Logan the Wolf is a symbolic short film with a deeply human nature, telling the story of a wolf who lives through a conflict between his wild nature, instinct for survival and inner desire for safety and belonging

Quote this with your best movie scene😃😁😎🙏

This little boy is something else🤣

Dunk too big it had to split on its own

Still one of the best 10/10 movies 🍿 🎬you need to see this project l bet you’d enjoy

texting new people is very tough tbh

A top notch action movie with a great storyline. A solid 9/10 🎬 🔥

He kissed me goodbye and walked out the door. The moment he left, I grabbed my phone and quickly searched the name on the second ticket. She worked for the same company as him, but he had never mentioned her before. Why would he hide this? The more I thought about it, the more curious I got. Instead of confronting him right away, I decided to see how it would play out. I grabbed my keys and followed him to the airport, staying a safe distance behind. I parked a few spaces away, watching intently as he got out of the car. He didn't head straight for the terminal. Instead, he stood by his car, waiting. After following my husband to the airport and seeing him with another woman, I decided to confront him right then and there.

He fell off a cliff and his clan gave up on him 🤯🔥 A thrilling movie set thousands of years BC and worth watching 💯

In the movie, The Revenant, the famous bear attack scene with Leonardo DiCaprio looked incredibly real. The “bear” was actually CGI, but DiCaprio had to act the entire brutal scene alone, fighting, struggling, and reacting to something invisible. He later described it as one of the most physically demanding scenes of his career, not because of danger from an animal, but because he had to convince the audience something invisible was overpowering him. The result was so convincing that many viewers assumed it had to involve a real bear. 👏👏

One's i typed CHUDAI they popped up wtf is happening? 😭😭

One thing about me is I don't care about nobody being mad at me. I hope you get so mad you start growing like a dog 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂