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CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links. WARNING: The following article contains SPOILERS to Black Widow, so remember your training and proceed with caution. The Marvel movies have finally returned on the big screen with the release of Black Widow on Friday, July 9, and it is already becoming one of the most talked about 2021 movies, but not all for the usual reasons. While the Black Widow end credit scene has certainly inspired plenty of discussion (including the future of certain upcoming Marvel TV shows), many have expressed an even stronger reaction to the filmâs introductory moments, largely due to the opening credits song: a slowed-down rendition of âSmells Like Teen Spirit.â However, the Nirvana cover is just one of many reasons why the opening sequence leaves such a memorable impression, but that is where we will start in the following breakdown.
By Meredith B. Kile This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. 16:54 05:41 25:04 05:21 03:31 01:38 02:01 04:29 03:24 03:13 03:28 03:01 01:59 02:16 02:04 02:34 01:35 03:25 01:54 02:07 Spoiler alert! Major spoilers ahead for Friends: The Reunion The bridge of the iconic Friends theme song, "I'll Be There for You" by The Rembrandts, includes a line that has seemed to define the stars of the beloved sitcom, and the unbreakable bond they forged throughout their years in the Must See TV mega spotlight: "Seems you're the only one who knows what it's like to be me."
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The History of the James Bond Theme With its blaring horns and twangy surf guitar, the theme music used at the start of every James Bond movie is as much a part of the franchise's iconography as exotic locales, beautiful women and shaken-not-stirred martinis. But its start was inauspicious, based on a few bars of music lifted from an unproduced musical. When looking for someone to create the score for Eon Productions' first Bond film, Dr. No, producer Albert "Cubby" Broccoli turned to Monty Norman, a composer for the stage with whom he had worked a few years earlier on the musical
Acero’s AEW Dynamite Review 3.10.21 Ed. Note: Hey folks! Jeremy here once again. I hope everyone enjoys tonight’s episode of Dynamite, which looks to be a packed show. Don’t forget, Andy Perez, Blake Lovell, and Tony will be live immediately after the show with their review and analysis of the episode. You can see it below: Keep Refreshing For The Latest Results Apparently you get me for the first segment as Tony’s running a bit late. So this should be fun. BRING THE BOOM! (Opening Credits) Rey Fenix vs. Matt Jackson Oh boy. Okay, let’s do this. They circle to start it off and go into some counter-wrestling back and forth, ending with a wrestlock by Fenix. Matt turns it into a Snapmare and a wristlock, but gets dropkicked down. Matt calls for the test of strength, Fenix goes for it but gets the kick to the gut. He tosses Fenix toward the ropes and Rey flips over. Overhand chop by Ray, acrobatic flips into an armdrag out of the ring. He goes to dive but Matt moved and Fenix puts on the breaks, changes course and goes onto the apron to rana Matt to the floor! Back in and a springboard clothesline sends Matt out, then a springboard dive! Back into the ring for another dive over the ropes onto Matt. Rey rolls Matt in and hjits a forearm to the back, then locks in a sleeper with a bodyscissors. They roll a bit into quick pin attempts but Fenix gets out and kicks Matt in the head. Matt up and gets put into the corner, knife-edge chop to Matt and then a little flipping around by both men into competing chops on the second rope. Rey goes for a rana but Matt turns it into a second-rope powerbomb! Jackknife pin gets two and Fenix rolls out of the ring. Matt follows and picks him up, slamming him back into the apron and pushing him into the ring. Springboard senton, cover gets two. Fenix tries to escape the ring but Matt pulls him in and hits a double axehandle. Stomp to the back and a knee in the back for a crossface. Rey gets to his feet and fights back, chop to the chest and a whip into the ropes. Matt ducks, wheelbarrow into a slam by Matt! Matt picks Fenix up into powerbomb position and goes for it, Fenix reverses for a roll-up but Matt steps through and goes for a Sharpshooter but Rey is right there on the ropes. Matt starts punching the back of Fenix, turns him around in the corner and punches him before charging RIGHT INTO a foot! Fenix leaps and stomps Matt in the corner, springboard dropkick! Fenix goes for a fireman’s carry but his back gives out. He goes for a punch but Matt dodges and hits one of his own, he comes off the ropes into a Cutter! Both men down and the count is up to four. Both men up at about six and they start trading blows. Fenix with a spinwheel around into a modified Gory lock, he spins and slams Matt down for a two-count. Matt’s on the stage, Rey gets on the ropes and grabs him but Matt fights back, suplex attempt but Fenix slips out. Fenix with a shot and he runs the ropes but Matt dodges, Matt does for a move and Fenix turns it into a Destroyer! Both men end up on the outside, Matt hits a Destroyer on the mats! The count is up to nine and Fenix pops up and slips in. Matt on the top rope, he leaps off with the big elbow drop and a cover for two and a half. SC are watching as Matt goes into a Sharphooter on Fenix. Fenix is struggling, he’s caught in the middle of the ring and pulls further — he gets to the ropes. Matt pulls him back and goes for it again, Fenix kicks him off. Fenix dives at Matt, Matt dodges and Fenix kicks Nick on the outside! Matt manages to dodge a clothesline and dives out of the ring, superkick on Pac! Matt and Fenix now in the ring trading punches, Fenix takes over but Matt pushes him into the turnbuckle. Fenix ends up with a German suplex throw, Matt with his own, Fenix into the ropes he comes back and a roundhouse misses, Matt with a superkick and Fenix is right back up! They start trading shots, Fenix with a kick that gets caught, they superkick each other’s legs but Matt with the Tombstone — reversed by Fenix! He hits Tombstone for the pin!
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The Atlantic Is It Safe to Go Back to the Movie Theater? Despite being indoors (a red flag), the sort of behavior engaged in at the movies is, relatively speaking, benign. February 15, 2021 Jefta Images/Barcroft Media/Getty As COVID-19 case numbers drop, hospitalizations decrease, vaccine administrations increase, and blockbuster season approaches, Americans who think big movies deserve a big screen are wondering when they can dare return to theaters. The closest deadline for many is the March 31 release date of Godzilla vs. Kong: If you’re going to watch a skyscraper-sized monkey punch a battleship-length lizard, you probably want to do so on a screen the height of a McMansion.
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