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The Big Bang Theory: All Of Leonards Relationships, Ranked
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Leonard had a varied dating life on Tbbt, from a North Korean spy to a wealthy donor. Priya and Stephanie were great matches but faced challenges in their relationships with Leonard. Penny and Leonard's love story was the heart of the show, overcoming differences to end up together.

For twelve seasons, fans of The Big Bang Theory have been so obsessed with the evolution of Penny and Leonard that they've forgotten about all of Leonard's past relationships the women Leonard fell for before Penny. Leonard and Penny were meant to end up together, but the eventual Mrs. Hofstadter wasn't the only girlfriend Leonard had. Priya and Leonard had a lot in common, but their relationship was toxic. Likewise, Dr. Stephanie was the perfect fit, but she got too serious too fast.

Out of all the men on Tbbt, Leonard Hofstadter seemed to have the most promising and varied romantic life.
See full article at ScreenRant
  • 5/4/2024
  • by Tom Russell
  • ScreenRant
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‘My Old Ass’ to Open Toronto’s Inside Out Film Festival
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Inside Out, Toronto’s LGBTQ+ film festival, has revealed the full program lineup for its 34th edition, including its opening night selection, My Old Ass, from Canadian director Megan Park.

My Old Ass, which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival where is was acquired by Amazon MGM, follows an 18 year-old Elliott (Maisy Stella) who meets her 39-year-old self (Aubrey Plaza) who warns her about falling in love.

Karen Knox’s sophomore feature We Forgot To Break Up, adapted from the novel Heidegger Stairwell by Canadian author Kayt Burgess, will close the fest. Elsewhere in the lineup is Susie Yankou’s Sisters, which is this year’s 2024 Re:Focus Gala selection and Anthony Schatteman’s debut feature Young Hearts acting as the The Centerpiece Gala film.

“We are thrilled to welcome audiences back for the 34th annual Inside Out 2Slgbtq+ Film Festival,” says Elie Chivi, Co-Head and Executive Director. “As the film festival landscape continues to evolve,...
See full article at The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
  • 5/3/2024
  • by Mia Galuppo
  • The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
The Most Confusing Moments In Tenet, Explained
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This post contains spoilers for "Tenet."

Time inversions, palindromes, and temporal pincer movements — these are just some of the concepts that contribute to the wonderfully confusing narrative of "Tenet," which is an experience that benefits the most from repeat viewings. The moment a story defies linear comprehension and flits between different points in time, things get a bit tricky, especially within the context of a mission to preserve the past from the future, where time is being reversed for people to move backward. The events in "Tenet" are palindromic, where moments that move forward and backward in time eventually meet to form a closed temporal loop, where every character is seen participating in multiple timelines until the loop is closed.

The key to understanding "Tenet" is inversion, a process achieved when entropy is reversed, allowing a person or object to move backward in time, as opposed to traditional forward progression.
See full article at Slash Film
  • 4/28/2024
  • by Debopriyaa Dutta
  • Slash Film
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