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Jeep Fu
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I am not serious at all. A bit mad, but totally not serious. Just like the rest of us.
USA เข้าร่วม Nisan 2013
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Dumbledore Actor John Lithgow Says 'Much' of J.K. Rowling's Views Have Been 'Twisted and Misrepresented,' but She's 'Doubled Down at Her Own Cost' variety.com/2026/film/news…
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Bowser, I Know What You Are: Bisexual kotaku.com/super-mario-ga… kotaku.com/super-mario-ga…
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SC senators want to beef up the Heritage Act after Charleston found a way around the law that was designed to protect monuments to old white guys. postandcourier.com/opinion/commen…
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NHL fans being investigated for Nazi salute during Stars game after shocking clip emerges trib.al/MqqGmIT
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Luke 23:46
On this solemn day, we reflect on the ultimate sacrifice our Savior made for all humanity.
Trust in God’s plan.
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That's us! 🌍
The Artemis II crew captured beautiful, high-resolution images of our home planet during their journey to the Moon. As @Astro_Christina put it: "You guys look great."
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The Truth About Why Christian Movies are So Bad.
I’ve spent the last four years building a streaming platform and talking to people at the very top of the faith-based entertainment industry. Studio heads. Distributors. Producers. Investors. And I’ve come to a conclusion that I think is going to make a lot of people uncomfortable.
Christian movies are bad on purpose.
The talent is out there. I’ve met them. I’ve sat with them at 3am over whiskey and cigars listening to pitches that should have been picked up immediately.
So that left a question that any Christian filmmaker could quickly answer. If the talent is there, why is everything so mediocre?
It starts with an avatar named Bookstore Betty. I’m not making that up.
When the faith-based film industry was being built out, it was done in partnership with Christian bookstore executives. They weren’t asking “how do we make great cinema.” They were asking “who walks into our stores and how do we sell them a movie the same way we sell them a devotional.” The target was a 35 year old woman. The tone, the casting, the conflict resolution, the soft lighting, all of it was reverse-engineered to appeal to Betty.
Not to a general audience.
Not to men.
Not to teenagers. Just Betty.
Every major Christian film you can think of relies on distribution deals with secular studios. The same studios that blacklisted almost everyone who worked on The Passion of the Christ and refused to distribute Kirk Cameron's Pro Life movie.
Think about that.
Passion made over $600 million on a $30 million budget. The most obvious play would have been to duplicate that movie hundreds of times like it was the MCU. But instead of greenlighting more, Hollywood blacklisted the people involved.
So what did they do instead? They set up a system where they get to be the gatekeepers. They only greenlight the safest, most formulaic, most non-threatening stuff possible. Because if Christian films ever started consistently competing with mainstream entertainment, those studios would have a real problem. So they make sure that never happens.
And the church helps them do it.
Christian movies don’t need word of mouth. They don’t need to be good. They need pastors to bulk-buy tickets.
You make a movie with a “message,” market it to churches, and pastors subsidize the whole thing by buying hundreds of tickets to hand out on Sunday.
You don’t have to compete in a fair market when your distribution model is guilt-driven generosity.
And the funding is even more rigged.
Most of these films are funded through Donor Advised Funds, which means donors get a tax write-off for their “investment” regardless of whether the movie makes a dollar. There’s no market pressure to make something good. The donors got their deduction. The studio got their budget. And Betty got another movie about a woman who finds a journal in the attic.
What would happen if someone actually came along and made faith-based content that created pop culture instead of reacting to it? I think it would instantly expose how low-effort the current industry is.
It would be like when Uber showed up and embarrassed the taxi industry overnight. The monopoly only survives because nobody has disrupted it yet.
The talent is there. The audience is there. The only thing missing is capital that wants disruption instead of a tax write-off.
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That's funny. I didn't get a tax return this year. Doubt I'll get one next year either.
Bitcoin PulseX@BitcoinPulseX
🚨 BREAKING: 🇺🇸 TRUMP ANNOUNCES WHAT HE CALLS THE LARGEST TAX RELIEF PLAN IN U.S. HISTORY — ROLLING OUT NEXT MONTH. HE CLAIMS AMERICAN FAMILIES COULD SEE AN EXTRA $11,000 TO $20,000 STAY IN THEIR ANNUAL INCOME. ACCORDING TO TRUMP, THE EFFECT WILL BE NOTICEABLE VERY SOON. 💰🔥
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‘AVATAR 4’ and ‘AVATAR 5’ are going “full speed ahead,” says producer.
“Right now we’re figuring out the schedule. We’re working hard on it right now, budgeting, scheduling, planning, building out our new pipeline for them.”
(Via: inverse.com/entertainment/…)
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Look up "first Jewish president" and add any modern president's last name.
Joel Webbon@JoelWebbon
Mark Levin: “This is our first Jewish President.” There were signs.
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Trump: "memba when i fired all those people on that great show of mine? I loved that. I want to do that again."
unusual_whales@unusual_whales
BREAKING: White House holding active discussions about others leaving the administration, including FBI Director Kash Patel, Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll, and Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, per the Atlantic
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Ya boi just got rectally violated by several retorded psycho midgets behind a Taco Bell
Pray for my black ass 🙏🏾
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No way is this Iran war ending soon.
Insider Paper@TheInsiderPaper
BREAKING: War Secretary Pete Hegseth is removing two additional Army generals tonight: Gen. David Hodne, head of Army Transformation and Training Command, and Maj. Gen. William Green Jr., chief of the Army chaplain corps, The Washington Post reports
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