Silliness and the Undead - Zombieland: Double Tap
'Zombieland: Double Tap' was entertaining and fun at times, but not very evolved. It had poorly developed female characters and stereotypical characters of color.
MotoGP: Tour De Force (2025)
An electric atmosphere. A dramatic scenario. An historical moment in MotoGP™, the pinnacle of motorcycle racing. May 2025. On the starting grid of the French MotoGP™ Grand Prix, Johann Zarco doesn’t seem ready to end France’s 71-year wait for a home victory in the first class of motorcycle racing. After a crazy race week gathering more than 300.000 fans at Le Mans circuit, an all-time attendance record for a MotoGP™ event, he starts only 11th. But as the riders have to control their machine at more than 190 miles per hour, the rain is beginning to fall… and it may change everything.
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An electric atmosphere. A dramatic scenario. An historical moment in MotoGP™, the pinnacle of motorcycle racing. May 2025. On the starting grid of the French MotoGP™ Grand Prix, Johann Zarco doesn’t seem ready to end France’s 71-year wait for a home victory in the first class of motorcycle racing. After a crazy race week gathering more than 300.000 fans at Le Mans circuit, an all-time attendance record for a MotoGP™ event, he starts only 11th. But as the riders have to control their machine at more than 190 miles per hour, the rain is beginning to fall… and it may change everything.
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