With #DavidCorenswet now taking over as the #ManOfSteel , who's your favourite #Superman

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What is the oldest format of film/TV #PhysicalMedia that you still own?

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Today (Aug 9) is #InternationalDayOfTheWorldsIndigenousPeoples
Indigenous people account for 370-500 million people able to speak an overwhelming majority of the world’s estimated 7,000 languages and represent 5,000 different cultures.
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Today (July 26th) in the U.S. is
#NationalTalkInAnElevatorDay
We look at our phone, at our feet, or at the fresh coffee stain on our shirts. Anything to avoid making eye contact with our fellow elevator riders, for today say hi!
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Show a scene with a human circle ️ (or near abouts)

#Gladiator (2000)
Commodus dies.

Today (Oct 17) in the U.S is #WomenInMilitaryServiceForAmericaMemorialAnniversary
In 1948, The Women’s Armed Services Integration Act, allowed women to serve as regular members of the U.S. Army. In 2013, combat offensive roles were also opened.
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Today (Oct 1) in the U.S. is #NationalHairDay
The word "hairdresser" comes from the French word "coiffeur," which means "one who arranges hair."
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Today (Sept 9) in the U.S. is #WonderfulWeirdosDay
There’s nothing as unexciting as being predictable and boring. But thankfully for all of us, we all have some weird traits or characteristics. This weirdness is exactly what makes us unique!
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Today (Sept 3) in the U.S. is #USBowlingLeagueDay
The United States Bowling Congress (USBC) was founded in 1895. It's the national governing body for 10-pin bowling in the U.S. and sets standardized rules, regulations & scoring for the sport.
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Today (Aug 30) in the U.S. is #NationalBeachDay
Day to raise awareness about the beauty of beaches as well as the importance of keeping them clean & safe. The 1948 Clean Water Act set water quality and pollution control standards of U.S beaches.
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Today (Aug 12) is #WorldElephantDay
Over the last decade, the number of elephants has significantly dropped by 62% and they could be mostly extinct by the end of the next decade.
It is estimated that, every day, 100 African elephants are killed by poachers. The desire for ivory in many markets has led to the slaughter of thousands of elephants. World Elephant Day was created to raise awareness and create change to save these majestic creatures.
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Today (Aug 5) in the U.S. is #NationalTwinsDay
Fraternal or identical, twins have a bond unlike any other, even if they have different personalities and looks. This day aims to highlight similarities and celebrate differences.
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Today (July 2) is #WorldUFODay
The day aims to discuss and educate people about UFOs, flying saucers, and sightings of bright blue light in the sky that make headlines across the world. It was first celebrated in 2001.
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Today (May 17) in the U.S is #NationalBikeToSchoolDay
There are approx. twice as many bicycles as automobiles in the world and they also outsell automobiles three to one. Today celebrates a healthier lifestyle and to get kids a little exercise before class.
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Today (Apr 25th) in the U.S is
#SchoolBusDriversDay
The day was celebrated informally in California until the state legislature declared it official in 2009. It's now spread nationwide to draw attention to the exceptional service drivers provide for their students.
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Today (March 5th) in the U.K is
#StPiransDay
Saint Piran was a 5th-century Cornish abbot and Saint. He is the patron Saint of tin-miners and also generally regarded as the Patron Saint of #Cornwall
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Today (Jan 27) is #NationalGeographicDay
A day to celebrate the 'National Geographic Magazine'
The largest non-profit scientific and educational institution in the world was set up by Geographers, Cartographers and Explorers in 1888.
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Video games turned into films have had a chequered history on the big screen with many failing to wow audiences.
The reverse has faired much more lucrative with many games based on films becoming huge hits.
Any film-loving gamers out there today?
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Today (Nov 25th) in the U.S is #FlossingDay
A day to emphasise the importance of flossing as part of a dental hygiene regimen.
Any film-loving fans of maintaining a daily oral health routine out there today?
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