Movies
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πΏ Watched Star Trek: Section 31 (2025) β Β½

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πΏ All the President’s Men (1976). β β β β

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πΏ Deadpool & Wolverine (2024). β β Β½

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πΏ Predestination (2014). β Β½

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πΏ Coming to America (1988). β β β

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πΏ Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre (2023). β β

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πΏ MIFF number 18 and my final one was Misericordia (2024). β β β Β½

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πΏ MIFF number 17 was Some Rain Must Fall (2024). β β
