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Government could allow 500 elite Afghan soldiers who fought Taliban to settle in Britain
New Poster for Edward Berger's 'Conclave' - Follows one of the world's most secretive and ancient events -- selecting the new Pope. Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) is tasked with running this covert process after the unexpected death of the beloved Pope.
Polish democracy leader Lech Walesa says a Trump victory would be a 'misfortune' for the world
Showed my nephew Ice Age, first time watching in 15 years
I grew up on Ice Age and last night I got to show my 3 year old nephew it. He has a questionable attention span and usually nopes out of things 5 minutes in but he sat through Ice Age. And honestly, rewatching it for the first time since I was a kid it’s a damn good kids movie. Just enough heart and just enough wacky antics that you want to keep watching even if you consider yourself too old for it.
When Send Me On My Way came on I had flashbacks to watching it in my dad’s living room with my sisters and it was a wild ride.
Also, I was yesterday years old when it finally occurred to me that Manny is the mammoth on the cave painting. As a kid I thought Manny was just living through the grief of what humans do to mammoths and last night I was like “oh wait… oh.”
Just wanted to share that with you all.
Mediazona confirms identities of nearly 73,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine
Perfect animated film?
We all have many beloved animated films, but I wonder what most people consider the "perfect" animated film?
I feel like it's got to be The Prince of Egypt, right? The animation is stellar (hello, that parting of the sea scene? Are you kidding me??), the music is above reproach (I can't get through a single song without chills), and the storytelling is astounding. Bonus points for the emotions the movie envokes in the religious and non-religious alike.
What do you guys think? Is there an animated film you think beats it or is a better contender for the "perfect animated film"?