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Naijaspiderman:
What app is this 🤔?

oyaskii:
‎Amaze! Amaze!! Amaze!!!
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‎I have always been fascinated with interplanetary, interstellar, and basically all things related to space travel. I try to consume as much literature and media around the subject as possible, so you could pardon my overload of recency bias in recent weeks, seeing that I finally picked up "Project Hail Mary" by Andy Weir, just in time for the movie adaptation. And as if that was not enough, the Artemis II mission set out in a bold attempt to return man to the Moon for the first time in over five decades. I liked how someone penned it on X ....“It's been like a really, really long holiday for people who like space travel.”
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‎I finished the 480-page "Project Hail Mary" today, which I started about two weeks ago, the fastest I’ve gone through a book in years, especially since my “book-reading form” dipped. The best way I can describe it, as any book lover would understand the feeling, is this, "when you read a really, really good book, it suddenly jolts you with renewed vigour to read every book ever written"!. That is exactly how I felt. And the digital copy of the movie is rumoured to be out at the end of this month, so I can’t wait to finally put motion to the vivid imagination the book has given me.
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‎Now to the Artemis II mission, a twin to the Apollo missions, with the same goal of sending man back toward the only natural satellite of our planet, aptly named if you know your Greek mythology. Since launch last Thursday, I have watched meticulously how NASA has documented every step of it all with such flair, delicacy, and excellence that those of us from this part of the world could only dream of...like it has sparked a wave of interest in space travel, among neutrals. I look at it, and I marvel. I instantly know these aren’t the doings of a people grappling with basic problems like lack of electricity or bad roads. This is the work of a people who have conquered those things already. So it becomes man plus machine on a simple quest to go where no one else has ventured… it’s a truly fantastic concept!
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‎And then there is this "hellhole"!! 😩. You see feats like this, and you just know there is no way we are attaining achievements like this here. I don’t bother with the news from here these days because it’s all too predictable and hopeless...bandits, kidnappings, corruption, and the crazy thought by our politicians that a bag of rice solves every problem!. I'm the occasional sinner, but I sometimes wonder what sin I might have committed to find myself here. And at the risk of sounding like a broken record, I can’t state enough how genuinely I hate it here… I’m literally seething with unbridled hate for this god-awful spit of wasteland. 😞

DieRich5:
The shadow's edge 8.5/10
The movie is very nicely made and I almost cry at the end because they did goodbye scene for Jackie Chan since it is his last movie and it’s was really emotional to me as a fan of historical work.

I grow up watching him, it safe to say I watch 98% of his movies now he is 71 years old.


We gonna miss a legend, He is HIM.

Ishilove:
There was no goodbye scene. Abi is it the same movie I watched?

armadeo:
I'm currently also reading project hail Mary in anticipation of the movie. It's been good so far and I look forward to completing it by next week.

As for the nigeria issue abadon all hope. Its never going to happen. This country cannot get better unless.....

First trailer for ‘MUTINY’, a new action thriller starring Jason Statham.

The film follows a man who is framed for the murder of his billionaire industrialist boss and must go on the run.

In theaters on August 21. pic.twitter.com/h0ocV3a6zY

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) April 9, 2026

armadeo:
I'm currently also reading project hail Mary in anticipation of the movie. It's been good so far and I look forward to completing it by next week.


As for the nigeria issue abadon all hope. Its never going to happen. This country cannot get better unless......

Beorn:
☺️

Drinkwater2026:
Triangle 9/10(2009 movie)

When their boat is capsized by a storm, Jess and the others board a passing ship. However, they realise soon enough that they are in greater danger aboard the mysteriously deserted ship.

DieRich5:
The menu 2022, ?/10
This movie is something else, I don’t even know what to rate it but I do love the ending

Many Rich people won’t like this movie.

DieRich5:
lol, go watch after they arrest the shadow at the end and read what Jackie Chan and the police man was saying.

That scene ain’t about the movie and he’s telling us this is his last movie and he’s not coming back to the movie industry and also he wasn’t acting

DieRich5:
lol, go watch after they arrest the shadow at the end and read what Jackie Chan and the police man was saying.

That scene ain’t about the movie and he’s telling us this is his last movie and he’s not coming back to the movie industry and also he wasn’t acting

Ishilove:
Is this not the story based on the legend of Sisyphus?

Drinkwater2026:
Aah, u even know about the legend of Sisyphus
It is.

Ishilove:
Why won't I know the legend of Sisyphus? Any follower of ancient classical mythologies will know.

First trailer for ‘MUTINY’, a new action thriller starring Jason Statham.

The film follows a man who is framed for the murder of his billionaire industrialist boss and must go on the run.

In theaters on August 21. pic.twitter.com/h0ocV3a6zY

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) April 9, 2026

Hey Frank.

A Marvel Television Special Presentation: The Punisher: One Last Kill premieres May 12, only on Disney+. pic.twitter.com/qJHbVdA1k0

— Marvel Studios (@MarvelStudios) April 9, 2026

Ishilove:
What I learned from this movie is that when you don't do what you love as a career, it can royally fvck you up in more ways than you can imagine.

BlackManta:
Some people take this piracy thing too far.

Someone posted the entire Avatar Fire and Ash 3 hours movie on X.

phr0nesis:
I never expected it to be this quick.

Ishilove:
What I learned from this movie is that when you don't do what you love as a career, it can royally fvck you up in more ways than you can imagine.