when i was kid i liked this movie a lot but 2 weeks ago i rewatched the movie twice and noticed its flaws, the irrelvant plot,. the corny lines by actors, when the black guy goes these african are my people to ? i was like dude ur black u have noting to do with africa,, also moncia belcuccia is so annoying my people ,shut up ur a bad actresses and ur own country italy dont like u
shareDude, are you for real?
1. Learn to spell, and try for some capitalization and punctuation.
2. Explain WHY the plot is irrelevant, what lines you dislike, etc. Just bashing the movie without support makes you look stupid.
3. Learn to spell.
4. Write coherently. Your arguments as they are presented make little sense.
5. Learn to spell.
Finally: I don't know if you were really being serious or if this kind of post is just what gets you off. Either way, get a life...
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I wish to jump in here and add that dude... you very much INDEED need to learn to spell.
sharecould be worse, like the battle scene of GI Jane
share"when the black guy goes these african are my people to ? i was like dude ur black u have noting to do with africa" uh...derp derp..wtf and putz.
it is better to have a gun and not need it, than to need a gun and not have it
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I wouldn't mind "showering her with my love" but he's right about her acting, it really isn't all that good.
shareActually the battle in GI Jane was about 1000x more realistic and better in every way compared to this *beep*
sharePLEASE tell me you're joking. The battle scene in G.I. Jane was terrible, the soldiers were yellin and having a great time, or atleast jim cavizels (however u spell it) character was. It was a very frustrating scene to watch especially since Demi Moores character had to be the "savior" and gain the respect of all of the team members after 1 mission
shareI'm sorry but with your grammar, you have zero credibility to criticize anyone's work. Should have paid more attention in school while you were a kid instead of watching movies.
I assume the OP has seen every war/combat film EVER MADE. How else could someone make such a sweeping statement? Oh, yeah, he could be a nitwit. Wonder which it is?
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Like it or not, many African Americans identify with the African people. Part of the reason is the way evil white people stripped away their identity, their culture, even their family names (it certainly wasn't Jackson). Many people have a longing to connect with their roots to find out who they are as a people. Even I have done it. I am part German, French, and Native American. I have looked up my ancestry as well. And believe it or not, I identify with the French. I was very upset when the attacks on France last year. I know it doesn't affect me one bit, and America isn't as vulnerable to terrorism as France is (I have 0% chance of dying in a terrorist attack where I am), but it still affected me.
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