But as we know from other franchise films that tried to subvert their mythos a tad, or at least deliver some narrative swerves, as “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” did, fans sometimes don’t want bold swings.

Weird words to describe completely butchering the hero of the previous trilogy.

Could someone educate me on the possible damage clicking a link can bring, assuming I’m not interacting with the website any more than that?

Not doubting there’s damage, just curious. I’d think they’d get some maybe usable info from fingerprinting or something? Could javascripts lead to more serious problems?

Okay, hear me out: A Neil Breen vs. Tommy Wiseau Crossover movie with a poster like Marvel Civil War.

Was intereseted as well, their movies sum up to 1.17 billion box office (according to wikipedia).

While specific platforms haven’t been named in the law, the rules are expected to apply to the likes of Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok, per the Prime Minister. Sites used for education, including YouTube, would be exempt, as are messaging apps like WhatsApp.

I think they meant twitter is worse than reddit and hope we don’t get an influx of twitter users.