Lebanon people lost nothing of value
this post was submitted on 16 Apr 2025
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The one person who was going to see it will be so disappointed!
it s not even worth pirating
She's also a shite actress
She served in the Israeli occupation forces. Would you watch a movie with a Russian actor who served in the military?
Israel is guilty of genocide, and illegally occupies Palestinian, Syrian and Lebanese lands. The movie should be banned in more than just Lebanon.
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Nooooooo not my Disney live action remake slop
I don't think there is a need to ban a movie if no one cares to see it anyway.
The Gal Gadot hype in the 2010’s was always overdone. Reviews of Wonder Woman at the time noted her lack of acting skills and that the same lack of skills made it hard to take that Justice League movie seriously.
Rhea Ripley should have been Wonder Woman. Then again, she got lucky by avoiding that god awful anti-communist sequel.
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Oh no. They could have almost broken even if only they had made it into the Lebanese market.
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