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New Superman teaser trailer dropped today. Looks like they’re taking the character back to its origins - truth, justice, and the American way.
EDIT: Didn’t read the thread before I posted this.
View: https://youtu.be/uhUht6vAsMY?si=mgug5OQf3EVX-xBY
EDIT: Didn’t read the thread before I posted this.
View: https://youtu.be/uhUht6vAsMY?si=mgug5OQf3EVX-xBY
They nailed Lex from the look of it. About fucking time. They should have left Krypto in the comics.
how can there not be a season 4 of Narcos Mexico?
feel like it ended with a lot of loose ends
feel like it ended with a lot of loose ends
This is crazy shit! The Brady Bunch cast singing CAR WASH dressed as Wizard of Oz characters with RIP Taylor as the Cowardly Lion. No wonder this was produced by Sid & Marty Krofft. Who knew?
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In the 1959 episode “Two” of *The Twilight Zone*, Elizabeth Montgomery delivers a memorable performance in a story that explores themes of isolation and human connection. This episode, written by Rod Serling and directed by Montgomery Pittman, stands out as a notable entry in the series' anthology of eerie and thought-provoking tales.
Set in a post-apocalyptic world, “Two” follows the story of a lone woman, portrayed by Montgomery, who encounters a solitary man played by actor Charles Bronson. The setting is stark and desolate, reflecting the aftermath of a devastating war that has left the world in ruins. The woman, who has survived on her own, comes across the man in a deserted town, and the two must navigate their mutual suspicion and loneliness.
Montgomery's character is initially wary and guarded, a result of the harsh conditions and solitude she has endured. Her performance captures the resilience and vulnerability of someone who has been alone for a long time, struggling with the emotional and psychological scars of isolation. As the story progresses, her interactions with Bronson’s character reveal her deep-seated fear and hope for companionship.
The episode is notable for its minimal dialogue and strong emphasis on visual storytelling. Montgomery's nuanced portrayal adds depth to the character, showcasing her ability to convey complex emotions through subtle expressions and body language. The chemistry between Montgomery and Bronson enhances the tension and eventual connection that develops between their characters.
In “Two,” Elizabeth Montgomery's performance is a powerful reminder of her range as an actress, far beyond her more famous role as Samantha Stephens in *Bewitched*. The episode’s themes of human connection and the search for understanding amidst adversity are brought to life through her compelling portrayal, making it a standout episode in the *Twilight Zone* series and a testament to Montgomery’s talent.
Set in a post-apocalyptic world, “Two” follows the story of a lone woman, portrayed by Montgomery, who encounters a solitary man played by actor Charles Bronson. The setting is stark and desolate, reflecting the aftermath of a devastating war that has left the world in ruins. The woman, who has survived on her own, comes across the man in a deserted town, and the two must navigate their mutual suspicion and loneliness.
Montgomery's character is initially wary and guarded, a result of the harsh conditions and solitude she has endured. Her performance captures the resilience and vulnerability of someone who has been alone for a long time, struggling with the emotional and psychological scars of isolation. As the story progresses, her interactions with Bronson’s character reveal her deep-seated fear and hope for companionship.
The episode is notable for its minimal dialogue and strong emphasis on visual storytelling. Montgomery's nuanced portrayal adds depth to the character, showcasing her ability to convey complex emotions through subtle expressions and body language. The chemistry between Montgomery and Bronson enhances the tension and eventual connection that develops between their characters.
In “Two,” Elizabeth Montgomery's performance is a powerful reminder of her range as an actress, far beyond her more famous role as Samantha Stephens in *Bewitched*. The episode’s themes of human connection and the search for understanding amidst adversity are brought to life through her compelling portrayal, making it a standout episode in the *Twilight Zone* series and a testament to Montgomery’s talent.
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