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3 hours ago · According to IndieWire, “The anime film will be set 261 years before the events of” the live-action movies and “will concern itself with an event where the villainous Wulf, a lord of Dunland, seeks revenge against the legendary king of Rohan, Helm Hammerhand, whose mighty horn would one day crown the top of the fortress of Helm’s Deep ...
21 hours ago · The War of the Roses. Dir: Danny De Vito (1989) This is a comedy about a divorcing couple, both refusing to leave their house. The movie starts as a love story but as the signs indicate not all is well emerge the ugliness starts. The story is told by the divorce attorney as a warning to a perspective client.
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21 hours ago · Moreover, her fictional account of the war and its aftermath has influenced how the world has viewed the city of Atlanta for successive generations. Some readers of the novel have seen the film first and read the novel afterward. One difference between the film and the novel is the staircase scene, in which Rhett carries Scarlett up the stairs.
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