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Herta 2022-02-16 08:02:50
Nothing can always be there
If you die and
your soul is watching the one you love silently, but you can never enter his or her life anymore,
what do you do?
Do you hope that your lover will never forget you and spend your whole life in commemorating your love;
or do you hope that he will let go of the past and love others... -
Milo 2022-02-16 08:02:50
Audrey Hepburn's last movie~
July 26th at 23:20 CCTV-6 watched the movie Always/forever/ Audrey Hepburn has attracted me forever. This is also her last film to participate in, and the director is Steven Spielberg, I am looking forward to...
and one I was not disappointed after watching the movie at every turn~ The issues...
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Oliver 2022-02-16 08:02:50
If it is said that the film is romantic, it is limited to the opening of the squeeze spoon and the quarrelsome enemy. Since Pete is dead and not completely dead, the story has been somewhat hollowed out. The new guys can ignore it, and the ghosts will not forget the love. , But being separated by yin and yang, it is obviously painful, where there is sweetness, the screenwriter’s intentions also tend to be fully realized. The so-called people cannot come back from death, and they can be liberated by putting them down.
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Austin 2022-03-21 09:02:49
A very moving movie at the time.
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Ted Baker: [being serenaded by the other pilots after a botched exercise] This is first place, right?
[Al comes roaring up in a jeep, covered in fire retardant; the crowd falls silent]
Al Yackey: Cute. Now we know how ready you are. We're gonna be coming into fire season soon, and if we get a big one - a real big one - they're gonna be calling guys from all over the place. They're gonna be calling veterans, first-timers, guys from all over the country if they have to. And when they call me, they're gonna say, 'Al, whaddya got?' And I'm gonna tell them I ain't got nothin'. 'Cause you're nothin'! What you did today was nothin'! Hell, you can't even hit a smoking oil drum, and a drum ain't a tree! A tree can explode like a bomb! A tree can go up like a Roman candle! And an oil drum don't have any heat! In a real fire, there's heat! There's heat that can suck you under, flip you over! There's currents that can tie a knot in a windsock! And Baker - Baker, you're on the bus. I'm going to San Diego and when I get back tomorrow, I don't want to see you in here.
