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⁣Weapons is a mystery horror film from America, crafted by Zach Cregger who took on the roles of writer, producer, and director. The cast includes notable actors such as Josh Brolin, Julia Garner, Cary Christopher, Alden Ehrenreich, Austin Abrams, Benedict Wong, and Amy Madigan. The storyline revolves around a group of seventeen children from the same classroom who inexplicably flee their homes at night towards an unknown destination, all disappearing without explanation. Shortly after, the same entity that took the children causes the town's residents to become disfigured and murderous, necessitating the capture of the perpetrator before it is too late.

Weapons is set to premiere in the United States, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, on August 8, 2025. The film has garnered significant critical praise.

Weapons is an American film that blends mystery and horror, with Zach Cregger serving as the writer, producer, and director. The film features a talented cast including Josh Brolin, Julia Garner, Cary Christopher, Alden Ehrenreich, Austin Abrams, Benedict Wong, and Amy Madigan. The narrative follows the unsettling case of seventeen children from a single classroom who mysteriously leave their homes in the dead of night, heading towards an unknown target, all vanishing without a trace. Soon after, the same force responsible for the children's abduction transforms the town's residents into disfigured, violent individuals, and the antagonist must be apprehended before time runs out.

Weapons is anticipated to be released in the United States by Warner Bros. Pictures on August 8, 2025. The film has received extensive acclaim from critics.


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⁣Lieutenant Frank Drebin Jr. of the LAPD Police Squad singlehandedly takes down a gang of bank robbers while disguised as a schoolgirl. Unbeknownst to him, this was merely a diversion to steal a device known as the "P.L.O.T. Device" from a safe deposit box. Police Chief Davis decides to reassign Drebin when his excessive law enforcement tactics become a legal risk. While honoring his father, Frank Drebin Sr., he prays for a sign of approval from him.

Drebin looks into the fatal car crash of software engineer Simon Davenport, initially ruling it a suicide, but he discovers a matchbook at the scene. Simon's sister, Beth, a crime novelist, disagrees with this conclusion, but Drebin advises her against further investigation. Drebin encounters Richard Cane, Simon's affluent employer at Edentech, during a tech expo. After they bond over their mutual admiration for the Black Eyed Peas, Cane donates a self-driving electric car to the Police Squad, which causes chaos with Drebin at the wheel, and suggests his exclusive nightclub. Drebin realizes that the matchbook from Simon's crash site bears the same logo as the nightclub.

Cane privately reveals his plan to use the stolen P.L.O.T. ("Primordial Law of Toughness") Device to regress humanity to its primitive state, thereby reducing the population for his billionaire associates, who will be safe in a bunker to govern. While interrogating one of the bank robbers, Drebin uncovers information about the deposit box, which belonged to Simon, linking the two investigations. At Cane's club, Beth distracts Cane with her improvised, terrible scat singing while Drebin battles numerous goons to access security footage, revealing that Simon had a secret meeting with a journalist. Davis suspends Drebin for insubordination. Beth remains with the disheartened Drebin, and he contemplates finally letting go of the memories of his deceased wife. Drebin and Beth enjoy a romantic weekend at an alpine lodge. They engage in a threesome with a magical, animated snowman, but the snowman turns violent when they ignore it.

Lieutenant Frank Drebin Jr. of the LAPD Police Squad singlehandedly takes down a gang of bank robbers while disguised as a schoolgirl. Unbeknownst to him, this was merely a diversion to steal a device known as the "P.L.O.T. Device" from a safe deposit box. Police Chief Davis decides to reassign Drebin when his excessive law enforcement tactics become a legal risk. While honoring his father, Frank Drebin Sr., he prays for a sign of approval from him.

Drebin looks into the fatal car crash of software engineer Simon Davenport, initially ruling it a suicide, but he discovers a matchbook at the scene. Simon's sister, Beth, a crime novelist, disagrees with this conclusion, but Drebin advises her against further investigation. Drebin encounters Richard Cane, Simon's affluent employer at Edentech, during a tech expo. After they bond over their mutual admiration for the Black Eyed Peas, Cane donates a self-driving electric car to the Police Squad, which causes chaos with Drebin at the wheel, and suggests his exclusive nightclub. Drebin realizes that the matchbook from Simon's crash site bears the same logo as the nightclub.

Cane privately reveals his plan to use the stolen P.L.O.T. ("Primordial Law of Toughness") Device to regress humanity to its primitive state, thereby reducing the population for his billionaire associates, who will be safe in a bunker to govern. While interrogating one of the bank robbers, Drebin uncovers information about the deposit box, which belonged to Simon, linking the two investigations. At Cane's club, Beth distracts Cane with her improvised, terrible scat singing while Drebin battles numerous goons to access security footage, revealing that Simon had a secret meeting with a journalist. Davis suspends Drebin for insubordination. Beth remains with the disheartened Drebin, and he contemplates finally letting go of the memories of his deceased wife. Drebin and Beth enjoy a romantic weekend at an alpine lodge. They engage in a threesome with a magical, animated snowman, but the snowman turns violent when they ignore it.


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⁣On Earth-828 in 1964, the world commemorates the fourth anniversary of astronauts Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Ben Grimm, and Johnny Storm becoming the superhero team known as the Fantastic Four after they acquired superhuman abilities from exposure to cosmic rays during a space mission. Since that time, the team has risen to celebrity status and battled supervillains, while Reed's inventions have advanced technology and Sue's diplomatic efforts through the Future Foundation have resulted in demilitarization and peace across much of the globe. When Reed and Sue announce that they are expecting a child, the world eagerly anticipates the new arrival and wonders if the child will inherit superpowers.

Months later, the Silver Surfer arrives on Earth and proclaims that it has been designated for destruction by Galactus, a cosmic entity that devours planets. Reed investigates the vanishing of other planets and confirms this assertion, prompting the team to venture back into space to prevent Galactus from reaching Earth. They trace the Silver Surfer's energy signature and, utilizing faster-than-light (FTL) travel, arrive at a new planet just as it is obliterated by Galactus's ship. The team is captured and taken to Galactus, who discloses that he possesses an unquenchable hunger that has compelled him to consume planets for ages. Galactus perceives that Reed and Sue's unborn child harbors immense cosmic power and could potentially satiate his hunger, liberating him from it. He proposes to spare Earth in exchange for the child and induces Sue to go into labor. The team declines the offer and escapes from the ship. By harnessing the gravity of a neutron star, which damages their FTL system, the team stalls the pursuing Silver Surfer and propels themselves back to Earth. Sue gives birth to a son, Franklin, during their journey.

Upon their return to Earth a month later, Reed discloses the specifics of their encounter at a press conference. Their choice to save one child over the billions of other inhabitants on Earth incites a public uproar, with many demanding that Franklin be sacrificed to Galactus. Johnny starts to decode the Silver Surfer's message.

On Earth-828 in 1964, the world celebrates the fourth anniversary of astronauts Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Ben Grimm, and Johnny Storm becoming the superhero team known as the Fantastic Four after they gained superhuman abilities from exposure to cosmic rays during a space mission. Since then, the team have become celebrities and fought supervillains, while Reed's inventions have progressed technology and Sue's diplomacy via the Future Foundation has led to demilitarization and peace for much of the world. When Reed and Sue reveal that they are expecting a child, the world prepares for the new arrival and questions whether the child will also have superpowers.

Months later, the Silver Surfer comes to Earth and declares that it has been marked for destruction by Galactus, a planet-devouring cosmic being. Reed studies the disappearance of other planets and verifies this claim, and the team decides to return to space to stop Galactus from coming to Earth. They track the Silver Surfer's energy signature and, using faster-than-light (FTL) travel, arrive to a new planet just as it is destroyed by Galactus's ship. The team is captured and brought to Galactus, who reveals that he has an insatiable hunger that has driven him to consume planets for eons. Galactus senses that Reed and Sue's unborn child has an immense cosmic power and could take on his hunger, freeing himself from it. He offers to spare Earth in exchange for the child, and induces Sue to go into labor. The team refuses the offer and escapes from the ship. Using the gravity from a neutron star, which destroys their FTL system, the team delays the chasing Silver Surfer and propel themselves back to Earth. Sue gives birth to a boy, Franklin, on the way.

On their return to Earth a month later, Reed reveals the details of their encounter during a press conference. Their decision to save one child over the billions of other people on Earth leads to a public outcry, with many calling for Franklin to be sacrificed to Galactus. Johnny begins to decipher the Silver Surfer's message.


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It is no secret that the powerful Thor from the Marvel comics is based on Scandinavian mythology. In the Nordic myths, Thor also has his famous Mjolnir hammer, a unique weapon that always hits its target and returns to its owner Soap2day. Thor can also control lightning and thunder by pressing the hammer's handle. But most importantly, this weapon is so heavy that no living creature can lift it. Except if Odin believes that the person is worthy to do so. And, in fact, there were more characters that could do it in the original comics than you think. Today Soap2day is going to tell you all about them. But before we start, subscribe to our channel, if you haven't done so already.00:00 - Welcome!00:50 - Captain America (Preview)02:02 - Vision02:28 - Jane Foster03:03 - Loki03:53 - Beta Ray Bill 04:48 - Deadpool05:21 - Magneto06:01 - Superman06:51 - Red Hulk (Preview)07:40 - Silver Surfer08:32 - Ragnarök 09:21 - Squirrel girl09:38 -

Marvel is known for its jaw-dropping visuals, but what if soap2day told you some of the most iconic scenes weren’t CGI at all? In this video, soap2day uncovering the incredible practical effects behind your favorite Marvel moments.First up: the breathtaking skydiving rescue in Iron Man 3. You might think Tony Stark saving 13 people mid-air was all green screen magic, but think again! Real-life skydivers worked tirelessly, jumping over 600 times from a plane to bring this sequence to life. Talk about dedication!And it doesn’t stop there. Soap2day will also reveal how Iron Man’s chest reactor swap in the first film wasn’t CGI, but a clever combination of silicone and practical effects. Plus, Captain America’s epic helicopter showdown in Civil War? Chris Evans pulled off that stunt with so much effort he needed two weeks to recover.Oh, and let’s not forget “Fat Thor” from Endgame! That iconic transformation was brought to life with a 30kg silicone suit that Chris Hemsworth called the heaviest costume he’d ever worn.Marvel’s commitment to practical effects proves that sometimes, the magic happens off-screen. Want to know how these scenes were made? Watch now and prepare to be amazed!Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more behind-the-scenes Marvel magic!

When watching 2022's "Spider-Man: No Way Home" or "Uncharted," viewers might leave the theater wondering, "Does Tom Holland do his own stunts?" The answer is yes, often. The actor does work with stunt doubles, but his gymnast and dancing background gives him an advantage and helps him to perform aspects of his own stunts according to soap2day. This includes pole-vaulting in 2019's "Spider-Man: Far From Home," swinging through the streets of New York City with Zendaya in "Spider-Man: No Way Home," and climbing up a replica of the Washington Monument in 2017's "Spider-Man: Homecoming." Here’s a look at 5 risky stunts the actor performed himself, including what he called the most difficult stunt of his career with soap2day.

What These Marvel Movies And Tv Shows Look Like Behind The Scenes Hey, TheThings fans! Welcome back to another ⁣Soap2Day video. Marvel has spent over a decade building the MCU and bringing us epic superheroes like Iron Man, Captain America, and Black Widow. They’ve dominated the big screen, and now the little screen with their Disney Plus Series, creating the iconic franchise that is the MCU phase 4. However, while we tend to focus on the actors that have made this possible, RDJ, Chris Evans, Tom Holland etc, we forget how much more goes into this productions behind the scenes. Without the specialized talents of their VFX and special effects teams, Tom Holland’s high action spider-man scenes like the illusion battle would never have been possible.With over 2500 shots in Avengers Endagme including VFX we can’t imagine how much of the films we should be thanking these professionals for. The question is - what do these scenes look like without the special effects? In this video we’re exploring all the raw footage of these Marvel scenes and how much was needed to transform them into the masterpieces we seen in the final cut. Even Wandavision behind the scenes required some major revamping when it came to editing the series to look perfect throughout the decades. This footage will also explain just why Mark Ruffalo has always been embarrassed to film alongside his fellow Avengers, and how they were able to film that iconic Female Avengers team up in Engame. By the end of this video you’ll have a new found respect for what happens behind the scenes when the actors leave set. What scene do you think was the most shocking scene to see without VFX and special effects? Let us know in the comment section below. Thanks for watching! ⁣Soap2Day

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