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The One Thing You Need To Remember Before X-Men ’97 Season 2

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By Lyvie Scott Verified
| Inverse Verified
It’s always a relief to see the X-Men saga continuing in some form, but the return of X-Men ’97 is downright exhilarating. The animated reboot covered a lot of ground in its first season, capping things off with an ambitious finale that scattered the team to the winds. That two years have passed between Season 1 and its upcoming return might make fans’ memories all the fuzzier, even if the conflict for Season 2 couldn’t be clearer.
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’Rose of Nevada’ Director Explains The Year's Most Surprising Time-Travel Twist

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By Lyvie Scott Verified
| Inkl
1-2 Special It’s not exactly second nature to associate the work of Mark Jenkin with heady science fiction, particularly of the time-slipping variety. Jenkin notably shoots using a Bolex, a wind-up camera that records on 16-millimeter film but records no audio whatsoever. Not only does the filmmaker have to record every possible sound effect (including his actors’ dialogue) in postproduction, but he can only capture scenes 27 seconds at a time.
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How One Line Changed Rose Of Nevada For The Better

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By Lyvie Scott Verified
| Flipboard
’90s Rock Band Is Suddenly Climbing the Charts 17 Years After No. 1 Hit More than three decades after its release, one of iconic rockers’ defining albums is finding a new audience once again. More than 30 years after it …
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