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Avengers: Endgame Is Returning to Theaters Real Soon, and With New Footage
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Kevin Feige really wants that Avatar record.
This week Avengers: Endgame came within just $50 million of toppling Avatar's domestic box office record, after a $3.51 million weekend brought it to an eye-watering $2,742,491,359 global gross. While it came close to Avatar's record-holding $2,787,965,087, it seemed like Endgame just wouldn't be able to top it, as more and more summer releases began to force it out of screens.
That is, until Marvel apparently decided to just re-release the damn thing.
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An extended version of the damn thing, to be exact. Speaking to Comicbook.com at a press junket for Spider-Man: Far From Home, Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige confirmed that Endgame will be getting a renewed push at the box office—and it's gonna be really soon. To boot, to entice audiences back for another three-hour stint in a movie theater seat, the re-release will include an unknown amount of new footage not seen in the original theatrical cut:
We are doing that. I don't know if it's been announced. And I don't know how much... Yeah, we're doing it next weekend.
Screenrant has a few more details from their own interview with Feige:
Not an extended cut, but there will be a version going into theaters with a bit of a marketing push with a few new things at the end of the movie. If you stay and watch the movie, after the credits, there'll be a deleted scene, a little tribute, and a few surprises. Which will be next weekend.
When Feige says 'next weekend', that's likely not this weekend—after all, Disney would probably very much like that Tony Stark and his friends don't come stomping over the opening weekend of Toy Story 4. But could it be the end of the month? Could it be for the July 4 holiday celebrations in the U.S.?
Whenever it arrives—like that destiny Thanos is oh so proud of telling us to dread and run from—it'll probably be more than enough to push Endgame over into the annals of box office history, toppling a decade-old record in the process. Maybe it's long enough now to warrant that intermission?
We'll bring you more on Marvel's plans for the Endgame re-release as we learn it.
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[27025-50] - published by Virgin. Average Reader Rating: 6.03
Comments: Much better on the Genesis.
From: Rain (more)
Comments: i didnt really get into this game. brief glimmers of hope but felt dissapointed. i guess t the time i hadnt realised the connection between films being made into bad games. perhaps this just wasnt for me and others loved it. dunno
From: Rick (more)
Comments: Okay, so Skynet sends a Terminator back to kill Sarah Connor, but the plan fails because that dude Kyle saves her (fucking and impregnating her in the process) from the Terminator. That much I get, but why doesn't Skynet just do the same damn thing again instead of trying to kill young John Connor (as in the second film)? I mean, it's not like there's a limit on how many times a future supercomputer can send cyborgs back to 1984. You failed, Skynet, but it almost worked. As they say, don't throw out the baby with the bathwater.
Comments: I hopy that nut recovered, Scott burned his cock but it was still working and it is healed up now. The penis of a man is his life.
Comments: I never meant to hurt you, Natalie, other than the times I kind of did. Like that time when you were getting off me after I gave you a dose of the good stuff and you accidentally squashed one of my nuts. Punched you right in your fat face then, didn't I? Even that was sort of reflexive. Regardless, I didn't say all of that to make you cry, I said it so you could really understand that it is finally over between us. You've basked in your last sweat-and-semen-soaked Peter-induced afterglow. Sorry, baby. All good things must come to an end. Bad things must, too.
Comments: No, Natalie, I'm not going to IM you. I think we should go our separate ways. I'm glad you're a carpet-cleaning bitch-dyke now; it makes it easier for me to say goodbye to you and to put that part of my life behind me forever. I would like to apologize for how I treated you much of the time. I should not have referred to you as Fatalie, but I did, more often than not, in fact. I should not have told you that I didn't find you sexually attractive, especially during sex; it was absolutely true, you were gross looking, but I shouldn't have said it. I wasn't much of a boyfriend, I admit that, and you (yes, even you) deserved better. If you can find real happiness in the arms of another woman, be they lipstick lesbian or lady trucker, I'm happy for you and I don't want to do anything to get in the way of that. I've impeded your happiness too much already. To be completely honest, however, I also really don't have the time to renew our relationship as I have decided to devote most of my energies to editing and improving Memory Alpha, the Star Trek wiki encyclopedia. My fellow nerds, dorks, and poindexters need me more than I need fat-girl sex. Porn is now, and forever, my mistress. Live long and prosper, Natalie.
From: Natalie (more)
Comments: That's not me! Peter, IM me, i'm on AOL right now :-)
Comments: Oh my God! I can't believe you're telling people about that! I have friends that know I come here, Peter. This is a total betrayal of the trusting bond that forms between to people when they fuck. You're also only telling half the story because you know that my doctor told me to lay off of ice cream and other rich, fatty deserts and we decided as a couple to substitute your semen. Don't you remember? That is also why I let you pee on me. Lemonade showers, remember those? I'm glad I'm a full-blown bulldyke now, men are just such pigs. Goodbye, Peter.
Comments: That is a wildly inappropriate remark, Paul. There will be no talk of creampies here. Speaking of creampies, Natalie used to like me to give it to her real deep so she could dig it out with a spoon and eat it. It was sick, sure, but kind of cool at the same time.
From: Mark (more)
Comments: That's bullshit, Brad! We all know that their marriage fell apart because Arnold was fucking that "woman" that Maria allowed in her house and trusted like a family member only to be betrayed. Dude's crank needs to be lopped off, but I think the steroids withered it pretty good. According to TMZ, the "woman" got knocked up by virtue of a creampie resulting from Arnold rubbing his wilted member against the "woman's" now atrophied penis/clitoris hybrid.
From: Brad (more)
Comments: Sad to report that I am the reason that Arnold and Maria Schriver's marriage has failed. Arnold came back to the governor's mansion earlier than expected and caught me dick-slapping his wife to the tune of Jethro Tull's "Cross-eyed Mary". If it is any consolation to him, I cut my dick on her cheekbones.
From: Swift (more)
Comments: Got this game for my birthday from my parents. As a great fan of the movie in that days, it was just fantastic to play this game. A few months ago I bought the 16Bit version. But still, the master system game has something more. Or I'm just beeing nostalgic...
From: cossieboy (more)
Comments: awesome!!! I'll be back!!!
Comments: i think this would be better if yopu can throw aborted fetuses rather than grenades.
From: pingu (more)
Comments: kev you are a fuckin idiot as this game is piss easy. it only took me an hour or less to complete it
From: kev (more)
Comments: fucken hard
From: yo mama (more)
Comments: yo mama
From: the governator (more)
Comments: i am ahnuld, and i approve this abomination of a movie-based game
From: ARNIE (more)
Comments: DA ANDYBODY WANT DA LICKDA SWAET OF ME TESTICELS
Comments: YAH ME LIKE DA GAME I FUCKED IT UP IT DON KNOW WHAT HIT DA FUCKER HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
From: hugoboss (more)
Comments: hastala vista baby send me the game
From: Tony (more)
Comments: TOO OLD SKOOL , GOOD WHEN I WAS 8 I FINISHED IT IN 3 DAYS!
From: Twiggy (more)
Comments: i never even made it past the first level :'(
From: TheMethod (more)
Comments: This game really isn't as terrible as previous claims have made it out to be. I would go as far to say that most people who rated it poorly never made it past the first level, nor did they even play it long enough to TRY and make it past the first level. Cmon people, there are only 5 levels. The game does have some pretty killer graphics for the SMS, but don't get discouraged by the difficulty. Just shoot and duck. And when the enemy is behind you, run like hell. Its not impossible. Nor is it that great. Its actually a pretty bland game.
From: Gonzor (more)
Comments: loved the game when I was young it isn't impossible, just the first level might be hard but I found it one of the better sega 8-bit games
From: Wi Wi Jumbo (more)
Comments: I haven't play the game, but the movie was great. Well, maybe it wasn't great, but it had it's moments. More specifically, I used to pause the video when a decent look at Linda Hamilton's breasts presented itself and pull myself off. Back then that was about as close to real porn as I could get. This may seem unpleasant to many, but I'm not sure how many people really understand how ill a man can become if he doesn't masturbate frequently. Do I like to do it? That's beside the point. All that matters is that if I don't regularly work my gherkin I will get really sick. So do it I must.
From: Deli Vahit (more)
Comments: Fuck this game..
From: bonyip (more)
Comments: I really like this game, but it is very annoying when you have to jump platforms and you just die and you have to start the game again.
From: Chris (more)
Comments: Sega is still good! but ps2 is better
From: Eric (more)
Comments: SkyNET probally tried to wipe out humainty for making shitty games like this
From: matty (more)
Comments: Good Film, Poor game The way you can enjoy it is if you use the level cheat
From: The Undertaker (more)
Comments: Great game, but not enough to keep you interested for long. still a great game though.
From: Greg (more)
Comments: This game is impossible! After hours of trying I could do nothing to avoid the constant fire! I almost managed to complete the first level, but thats as far as I ever got!
From: Scott (more)
Comments: This game is impossible. I can't get very far at all. Jumping ducking and shooting do nothing to avoid other peoples' shots at all. I am killed within the first few minutes. Can anyone help? If so, mail me at sco_84@yahoo.com

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This frank and honest memoir follows the life of Nigel Quiney aged twenty-one returning to London from the USA. He re-joins the family business of paper importers Ridley Quiney & Co. and leaves home. The new decade of the 'sixties is an exciting time and gay life is beginning to be more interesting, with more clubs and bars and even places where dancing is possible, subject to police raids. With his own studio he now has the freedom to entertain friends and it is in this period that he falls in love with Gordon Heath, the American actor/singer and begins a torrid affair with him. When this relationship finally finishes he resumes again his interest in design which culminates in his producing a range of unique gift-wrapping papers which immediately become best sellers. Thanks to the politics of the family business his gift-wraps were not taken up and thus he created his own business, Nigel Quiney Designs. This launches him into the excitement of Swinging London with increasing sales both at home and across the USA. With an expanding business he travels back to the USA where he indulges in the expanding gay life in New York and Los Angeles as well as promoting his gift-wrapping papers. In holiday times he discovered the joys of being gay in Ibiza and Morocco at a time when little tourism existed there. In the mid-sixties he meets Ted and Gillian Thorpe. She, under the name of Eliot George wrote one of the first gay novels to be published - The Leather Boys, subsequently made into a successful film. Later when she was furthering her career by writing screen plays in Hollywood she and Nigel met. The following year Ted was looking for someone to share expenses when he planned to cross the USA in his Lotus Elan and Nigel put himself forward as his traveling companion. This started a life-long friendship and the two cross country drives produced many memorable and hilarious situations at a time when the English were a very rare event for Americans to come across. This is the second of four memoirs.


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Strike & lockout updates, Senate attacks sick leave, tale of 2 budgets…
► In today's Olympian — Hospital workers strike at St. Peter's — About 300 unionized Providence St. Peter Hospital workers hit the picket line Monday morning, kicking off a five-day strike to call attention to changes to employee health care that the union and its members say is not affordable. A cross-section of workers — dietary, housekeeping and admitting staff — gathered mostly at Ensign Road and Lilly Road, while others stood at hospital entrances, or walked down Ensign Road to Martin Way. They held signs while passing drivers honked in support of the strike. The workers are represented by the SEIU HealthCare 1199NW.
ALSO at The Stand — Providence workers strike over health cuts
► In the Longshore & Shipping News — ILWU supporters rally in downtown Vancouver — Several hundred people rallied Friday morning at Esther Short Park to support the 44 members of the ILWU who are locked out from work at the United Grain export terminal at the Port of Vancouver. The Friday rally brought the union's message to the heart of downtown, with union officials telling the crowd the fight will go on until a fair contract is reached. "We don't care how long. We're going to win this struggle," said Cager Clabaugh, president of ILWU Local 4.
► In today's Seattle Times — Highway 99 tunnel: Big buildup for a massive tunnel — The world's biggest single-bore drill, 57½ feet across, embarks this summer below downtown and is to emerge in fall 2014 in South Lake Union. The $2 billion tunnel is scheduled to open to traffic at the start of 2016, at a yet undetermined toll rate. But before the digging can start, the drill must get here.
► In today's Tri-City Herald — It's a mixed bag for mass transit in 2012 — A new report reveals that while many transit systems posted large ridership gains, others saw a decline, reflecting the unevenness of the economic recovery. And declines in the state, local and federal tax revenues that support transit systems have forced many of them to cut back service.
► At PubliCola — Republican-dominated Senate squashes Seattle's paid sick leave ordinance — Over the objections of several Seattle state senators who decried the loss of local control, the state senate voted 29-20 to overrule Seattle's paid sick leave policy. The bill lets companies that aren't headquartered in Seattle off the hook for following the ordinance.
► In today's Seattle Times — Senate passes bill limiting Seattle sick leave law — Democratic Sens. Tracey Eide of Federal Way, Jim Hargrove of Hoquiam, Brian Hatfield of Raymond, and Steve Hobbs of Lake Stevens, joined the GOP-dominated Majority Coalition Caucus to support the measure. The bill will now go to the Democrat-run House, where it is unlikely to gain traction. House leaders are instead focused on expanding sick leave.
► From AP — State Senate advances bill to ease minimum wage penalties — The GOP-controlled Senate has passed a measure to make it easier for employers to avoid fines for not paying the minimum wage or overtime. Opponents said the bill would incentivize underpaying workers and would change 100 years of precedent. It passed by a vote of 25-24.
► In today's News Tribune — Don't risk middle-class safety, security by slashing safety nets (by Sen. Karen Keiser) — Republicans must end this relentless attack on the middle class. Our Industrial Insurance system is a critical safety net for all employees. No one who goes to work in the morning expects to be seriously injured at work. But it happens thousands of times a year. When it happens in this state, employees need protections for their families when they cannot work, and medical care to recover and get back on the job. Unfortunately, rather than focus on making workplaces safer and reducing injuries, Senate Republicans want to slash the safety net regardless of workplace injuries and deaths.
► In today's Olympian — Sen. Carrell should remember saying about goose and gander (editorial) — State Sen. Mike Carrell (R-Lakewood) wants to fire Belinda Stewart from her job with the Department of Corrections for violating rules regarding the use of resources. We wonder why Carrell does not issue an equally harsh statement in regard to the numerous findings concerning fellow Republican state Sen. Pam Roach?
► In today's Spokesman-Review — Health care out of thin air — Inside makeshift quarters, worn industrial carpet runs from cubicle to cubicle. The work spaces have rapidly filled with new employees: Intense software wizards. Middle-aged veterans of health insurance companies and government service agencies. Technical communication experts, hired away from such companies as Microsoft. Project managers, skillful in the execution of complicated timelines. All of them work for a new player on the Olympia scene, the Washington Health Benefit Exchange. The Legislature created it to carry out Washington state's implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare.
► In today's Seattle Times — Massive RyanAir 737 order for Boeing — Ireland's Ryanair, Europe's largest low cost carrier, has agreed to buy 200 Boeing 737NGs at rock bottom pricing estimated at about $9 billion.
THE TALE OF TWO BUDGETS
► At Politico — Patty Murray's Democratic budget: $1 trillion in new revenue — Sen. Patty Murray's new budget plan calls for raising tax revenues by nearly $1 trillion while cutting spending by roughly the same amount over the next decade, according to people familiar with the proposal. That 50-50 split between taxes and spending is supposed to be consistent with Obama's call for a "balanced" approach for deficit reduction, something they argue voters largely support rather than the cuts-only approach backed by Republicans.
► From AP — Paul Ryan's GOP budget takes aim again at Obamacare, Medicare — House Republicans unveiled their latest budget outline on Tuesday, sticking to their plans to try to repeal so-called Obamacare, cut domestic programs ranging from Medicaid to college grants and require future Medicare patients to bear more of the program's cost. The point is to prove it's possible to balance the budget within 10 years by simply cutting spending and avoiding further tax hikes.
► In today's Washington Post — Paul Ryan's make-believe budget (by Eugene Robinson) — Ryan and Mitt Romney offered their vision, President Obama offered his, and Americans made their choice. Rather emphatically. Now Ryan is coming back with an ostensibly new and improved version of the framework that voters rejected in November. Judging by the preview he offered Sunday, the new plan is even less grounded in reality than was the old one.
► At Mother Jones — A Labor Secretary pick progressives will love — and Republicans will hate — If President Barack Obama nominates Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Thomas Perez to head the Department of Labor, as media reports say he might, the president will be elevating one of the most effective and progressive senior administration officials to his cabinet.
► In today's US News — Rumored Obama pick for Labor Secretary faces GOP critics — While several business groups, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, declined to comment ahead of any official announcement, labor groups were happy to heap praise on Perez. One critic of the potential pick is Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
► In today's Washington Post — From a skeptical beginning, Obama has set a global round of trade talks in motion — President Obama is pursuing what are arguably the most aggressive trade talks in a generation, an unexpectedly broad initiative for a politician who has been critical of free-trade agreements.
► From AP — Congress wants role as Obama pushes trade agenda — The Obama administration has embarked on an aggressive trade agenda, but to make it a reality, it may first have to negotiate future trade policy a little closer to home — with Congress.
ALSO TODAY at The Stand — Like NAFTA, TPP would help corporations, not people
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বাড়ি Bangladesh Arson attack on Hindu homes in Rangpur
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Assailants carry out arson attacks on a village over a social media post that allegedly dishonoured religion
A group of people attacked Hindu homes at a village in Rangpur's Pirganj upazila over a post on the social media that allegedly dishonoured religion.
At least 20 home were completely burnt in Majhipara's Jelepolli at Ramnathpur Union in the attack that was carried out late on Sunday.
According to the local Union Parishad chairman some 65 Hindu home were torched during the attack. "They attacker belonged to the local units of the Jamaat-e-Islami and its student wing Islami Chhatra Shibir," Chairman Md Sadequl Islam told media .
Police said tensions erupted after some people alleged that a Hindu man posted a religiously abusive content on Facebook.
"Police reached the spot soon after tensions mounted and stood guard around the home of the young man. We could save that house but attackers torched some 15 to 20 nearby houses," Assistant Superintendent of Police Md Kamruzzaman told media .
The Fire Service that the incident was reported around 9.50pm. Firefighting units from Pirganj, Mithapukur and Rangpur city rushed to put out the flames. They are at the scene until 3am on Monday. There were no immediate reports of casualties.
Dozens of people have been arrested in connection with the attacks and the spreading of communal hatred on social media amid the Durga Puja, the largest festival of Hindus. Security was ramped up at houses of worship, and Border Guard Bangladesh troops were dispatched to more than two dozen districts. The 10-day festival came to a close on Friday with the immersion of Durga idols.
At least four people were killed in police shootings during attack on puja locations in Chandpur's Hajiganj on Wednesday while in Noakhali's Choumuhani, attacks on Hindu temples left two people dead on Friday.
The government and law enforcement agencies have described the incidents as "planned" in a bid to destabilize the country.
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