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'Old habits die hard...I mean, yours.'

posted 10 years ago by KennethWasHere
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Those words, directed at Philip Seymour Hoffman's character...did anyone else find that moment in the film to be somewhat eerie? Obviously it wasn't intentional, but even still, it stuck out as especially saddening in hindsight.

The bitter thinkers buy their tickets to go find God like a piggy in a fair

[–] ejr-4 10 years ago

It was funny at the moment but by the film's conclusion it resonated in a whole new way.

[–] nutsberryfarm 10 years ago

good line.

The circulation of confidence is better than the circulation of money.-James Madison

[–] writerjims 9 years ago

Good writing.

[–] WhyFli 10 years ago

Yes...

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[–] Channel_1393 9 years ago

Too soon

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=14spme0&s=8#.U_XRd2K9KK0.

[–] cableaddict 9 years ago

quote: " Obviously it wasn't intentional, but even still....."

Of course it was intentional. It's practically the entire point of the movie.

[–] cmcurrie2 9 years ago

Yes, the key. At that point I knew she was the scorpion to his frog.