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Vin Diesel Is a Super Soldier Stuck on Repeat (Video)
It’s about time Vin Diesel obtained again in on the comedian e-book film sport. His newest movie “Bloodshot,” primarily based on the Valiant comedian e-book character, sees him solid as an excellent soldier with mutant therapeutic talents introduced again from the lifeless and set on exacting revenge on the one who killed his spouse.
But if it feels like we’ve been right here earlier than, you’re proper. Diesel’s character Ray Garrison has been advised he’s a soldier just lately killed in motion and introduced again to life by a corporation that’s managed to take action efficiently for the primary time. Like Wolverine, he’s obtained tremendous power and may heal immediately when injured.
The solely distinction is he’s been engineered and given pretend recollections and is now being programmed to kill any goal his handlers want, reliving his recollections of revenge time and again.
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“Revenge is what makes a man like you exceptional,” the villain performed by Guy Pearce says within the movie. “You know nothing about men like me,” Diesel barks again.
“Bloodshot” stars Guy Pearce, Eiza Gonzalez, Sam Heughan and Toby Kebbell within the movie directed by David S. F. Wilson. He’s making his directorial debut after engaged on the cinematics for video video games like “Bioshock Infinite,” “Mass Effect 2” and the “Star Wars: The Old Republic” franchise. He’s working from a script by Jeff Wadlow (“Truth or Dare”) and Eric Heisserer (“Arrival”).
“Bloodshot” is a co-production of Columbia Pictures in affiliation with Bona Film Group and Cross Creek Pictures. It opens in theaters on Feb. 21, 2020. Watch the trailer above.
15 Stars Who Fought Back Against Body Shaming, From Chrissy Metz to Vin Diesel (Photos)
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Chrissy Metz, Vin Diesel and Jennifer Lawrence have spoken out in opposition to physique shaming up to now
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Chrissy Metz
“This Is Us” star Chrissy Metz talked again to physique shamers over a latex gown she wore to the MTV Movie & TV Awards in 2017.
“For the file, I put on what I would like, once I need. News flash it is
MY physique. #thankstho,” she tweeted.Getty Images
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Amy Schumer
The comic hasn’t been shy about her physique, however final yr she posted a swimsuit image on Instagram in an effort to bait after which lambaste physique shamers.
This got here a month after Schumer known as out Glamour journal for that includes her in its “Chic at Any Size” particular challenge.
“Plus size is considered size 16 in America,” Schumer wrote on Instagram. “I’m going between a measurement 6 and an 8.”
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Daisy Ridley
Last March, an Instagram consumer posted a photograph of Ridley as Rey with a speech bubble that learn “I can’t imagine the unrealistic expectations I’m setting for younger women. Who solid me anyway? Don’t they know that actual ladies have curves?”
Ridley responded to the troll with a display screen seize of their unique put up and remark that mentioned, “‘Real women’ are all shapes and sizes, all ethnicities, all levels of brave, have families, don’t have families. I am a ‘real women’ like every other woman in this world.”
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Lady Gaga
Following Gaga’s Super Bowl LI halftime present this yr, some web trolls determined to mock her look and her “flabby stomach.”
She struck again at her physique shamers with a message of non-public acceptance.
“I heard my physique is a subject of dialog so I wished to say, I’m happy with my physique and try to be happy with yours too,” Gaga wrote on Instagram. “No matter who you might be or what you do. I may provide you with one million…