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Oh my God... is that..
Satire - funny stuff here.
Anyone read Gianni Russo's book?
Alien was the first theatrical movie I saw ..
Rust armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed sentenced
Why?
Sorry, but the poster makes this look like a gay film.
Nothing says..
Movie poster reminds me of ..
Advice on a stubborn Boston Terrier
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[quote]Is FJ2K the greatest film of all time.[/quote]
You can't be serious.
"Greatest" always comes down to opinion - therefore, even a movie as stunningly brilliant in every single aspect like FJ2K still cannot be definitively crowned as the greatest.
Yep, no cleavage - just implant borders.
I wish women wouldn't butcher themselves.
[quote]Why did the b!tch even bother to get married in the first place?[/quote]
It's a similar story to Static where the man didn't marry because of his aging mother (as if that should stop a wedding, but anyway).
Maybe the guy was probably a good guy, but got more weird as time went on. By the time they got married, Virginia wasn't a young woman any more, and during that time in America, a woman should be married. Maybe she held on too long and should have left earlier?
But I agree it's frustrating to watch.
16 - I was a slow starter.
<blockquote>-Have you ever been cheated on by a romantic partner?</blockquote>
Hard to say for sure (for anyone I guess), but I'm inclined to say no, and only because I was young when I met my wife and only dated maybe four girls before I met her, and only one was semi-serious. Can you be cheated on unless you're exclusive?
<blockquote>-Have you ever cheated on a romantic partner?</blockquote>
Nope. I just couldn't.
Yeah, I wasn't clear. When he stepped off the Stamford train he died but when he stepped off the Willoughby train he went to Willoughby to live the "life" we most wanted.
Well observed.
I wish the ending of Willoughby was indeed a little less ambiguous even though my wife and I both interpret it as Gart getting off the train at Willoughby and finally enjoying the life he wanted all along.
Walking Distance had a great message. When his father suggested that instead of looking behind him (to the past), he should look for happiness looking forward. Great message.
<blockquote> It generously allows him his choice of how he is to die, thus permitting him to expertly orchestrate the humiliation of the nation's totalitarian dictator. </blockquote>
How did that work out for him?? LOL, well, that certainly didn't work out well, but that was a circumstance that was unforeseen. I'm sure that was the last time they let a dissident have his execution live.
<blockquote>The dictator doesn't pay you the respect of a personal visit..</blockquote>
I don't think the Chancellor was the head dick.
Worse, didn't she also say that she saw her younger self "again" (IOW, more than once)? That would seem to indicate that she had more than one opportunity to set her younger self straight yet learned nothing from the earlier failed attempt(s).
But yes, wearing all black, a cape, and shrieking at her younger self was probably the worse way to approach her younger self.
It always seemed even handed to me.
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