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No Way Home Spider-Man: No Way Home General News & Discussion Thread (TAG SPOILERS)

2008

Cele|*****y | Kirsten Dunst has framed copy of Scientology’s code of honor in her house

Kirsten Dunst has been seen out reading Karl Sagan, the late scientist whose book Demon-Haunted World is a practical treatise against everything Scientology stands for. It doesn’t seem like the 26 year-old actress really understands Sagan’s logic (which is clearly outlined here if you’re interested). She reveres the teachings of Scientology so much she has a framed and laminated copy of Scientology’s code of honor, which its founder, baby-napper and wife-beater L. Ron Hubbard, doesn’t seem to have heeded much in his personal life. The code was a gift from Tom Cruise, so it’s not like she personally had it framed though. That’s the kind of gift that you keep in the back of the closet and only take out when the person is visiting.

Dunst graces the cover of Harper’s Bazaar, which includes the detail about the Scientology code in their accompanying interview:

“Everyone goes through a hard time in their life,” Dunst says in the October issue of Harper’s Bazaar. “They just don’t have to do it in front of tons of people and with our media the way it is. I did, and I’m lucky that I had the resources and the money to take care of myself.”

She adds: “Now, I’m great.”

Though she hesitates to go into details about her stint at Cirque Lodge, a rehabilitation center in Utah, Dunst says prior to going to rehab she was “enormously co-dependent.”

“I wasn’t taking care of myself emotionally. I wasn’t expressing my anger,” she says. “I was making nice all the time.”

She even got words of wisdom from an old pal – Tom Cruise. The actress keeps a plastic-framed copy of L. Ron Hubbard’s Scientology Code of Honor in her home, which was recently given to her as a gift from her former Interview with the Vampire costar.

The 26-year old is not a Scientologist but appreciates the advice; something she can use as she develops her own projects, including a documentary called Why Tuesday? about the electoral process. She also stars in the upcoming comedy How to Lose Friends & Alienate People.

On the home front she’s busy, too. The actress is selling her LA home and says she will be in her apartment in New York City, which she purchased in 2007, in a year. And her love life?

“Listen, I’m happy single or not single,” she says. “Now I love me, so I’m okay.”


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You are like straddling the line between human and spam bot at this moment with some of these random posts.
 
2008

Cele|*****y | Kirsten Dunst has framed copy of Scientology’s code of honor in her house

Kirsten Dunst has been seen out reading Karl Sagan, the late scientist whose book Demon-Haunted World is a practical treatise against everything Scientology stands for. It doesn’t seem like the 26 year-old actress really understands Sagan’s logic (which is clearly outlined here if you’re interested). She reveres the teachings of Scientology so much she has a framed and laminated copy of Scientology’s code of honor, which its founder, baby-napper and wife-beater L. Ron Hubbard, doesn’t seem to have heeded much in his personal life. The code was a gift from Tom Cruise, so it’s not like she personally had it framed though. That’s the kind of gift that you keep in the back of the closet and only take out when the person is visiting.

Dunst graces the cover of Harper’s Bazaar, which includes the detail about the Scientology code in their accompanying interview:

“Everyone goes through a hard time in their life,” Dunst says in the October issue of Harper’s Bazaar. “They just don’t have to do it in front of tons of people and with our media the way it is. I did, and I’m lucky that I had the resources and the money to take care of myself.”

She adds: “Now, I’m great.”

Though she hesitates to go into details about her stint at Cirque Lodge, a rehabilitation center in Utah, Dunst says prior to going to rehab she was “enormously co-dependent.”

“I wasn’t taking care of myself emotionally. I wasn’t expressing my anger,” she says. “I was making nice all the time.”

She even got words of wisdom from an old pal – Tom Cruise. The actress keeps a plastic-framed copy of L. Ron Hubbard’s Scientology Code of Honor in her home, which was recently given to her as a gift from her former Interview with the Vampire costar.

The 26-year old is not a Scientologist but appreciates the advice; something she can use as she develops her own projects, including a documentary called Why Tuesday? about the electoral process. She also stars in the upcoming comedy How to Lose Friends & Alienate People.

On the home front she’s busy, too. The actress is selling her LA home and says she will be in her apartment in New York City, which she purchased in 2007, in a year. And her love life?

“Listen, I’m happy single or not single,” she says. “Now I love me, so I’m okay.”


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What is with you lately? Haha What the hell is going on here :funny:
 
Gwen in TASM2 did nothing for me. The movie made her fate very apparent for me with the speeches about life and such, and the moment itself was just....goofy IMO. With the stupid web making a hand, etc. Not to mention the movie itself was abysmal, which made wasting that card in a bad movie leave a worse taste in my mouth

Well said. There was just no emotional weight to Gwen's death. It also left a bad taste in my mouth as a Spider-Man fan that they ruined such an iconic story by having Harry's Goblin who had built up no hateful nemesis relationship either to even earn the right to be the one to kill Gwen.

One of the worst parts of that awful movie.
 
Imagine if she was a Scientologist with blurred out side burns. That would really send you over the edge…:yay:
she was prob just confused at the time and Scientology attempted to suck her in, happened
with Donna from That 70s show ( she left) and Bart Simpson's voice actress ( she is still in it)



They prey on actresses
 
Someone is gonna have to hold me back from watching leaked clips of Tobey. I'm gonna try my hardest and hope I succeed. I've done it before with no issue, but this time is slightly different. MUST RESIST!
 
Someone is gonna have to hold me back from watching leaked clips of Tobey. I'm gonna try my hardest and hope I succeed. I've done it before with no issue, but this time is slightly different. MUST RESIST!
you know some idiot on youtube is going to post it on his youtube with the thumbnail
 
you know some idiot on youtube is going to post it on his youtube with the thumbnail
Wouldn't surprise me one bit. Back in 2015, I remember someone posted a bad quality pic of Han Solos death in TFA. I thought it was fake, but it wasn't. I actually knew he was gonna die months in advance anyway, but his death still got me pretty good.
 
Wouldn't surprise me one bit. Back in 2015, I remember someone posted a bad quality pic of Han Solos death in TFA. I thought it was fake, but it wasn't. I actually knew he was gonna die months in advance anyway, but his death still got me pretty good.
I hate when people do that, and it's always the damn pic in the theater of the scene with the word SPOILER on it, as if the thumbnail didn't spoil eveyone.
 
*Looks at the last two pages where an actress’s who hasn’t part of this franchise in fourteen years religious affiliation is randomly and bizarrely brought out of nowhere in the middle of a thread anticipating the release of a major superhero movie*

[In Tom Holland’s Peter Parker voice]: “What just happened?
 
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