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Vincent 2022-04-23 07:02:13
A girl who can laugh is the best life?
Quiet and serious seems to be rarely used to describe women. Because the girl who doesn't laugh has always been unlucky, but it's a coincidence that she pushes it on luck.
In this women's university, half of them are married, and the other half are also waiting in line to propose. We study very...
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Hugh 2022-03-20 09:01:48
God is a girl?
I love this movie. I like to save it in my computer, and when I feel uneasy, I will take it out and take a look. Unfortunately, the last time I reinstalled the computer it formatted it. pity.
In the final analysis, I like it because it describes the fate of women. Maybe it has a background in the...
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Zackery 2022-03-26 09:01:06
To be honest, I didn't understand the basic plot, it's a very ordinary movie, it doesn't hurt or itchy~
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Georgianna 2022-03-24 09:01:55
"Mona Lisa's Smile" can be said to be the female version of "Dead Poets Society" in terms of plot settings. However, after digging deeper, it is still slightly worse than "Dead Poets Society". Even so, in terms of education, the two films still have many similarities. They also adhere to their own ideals and beliefs, opening up another world for students!
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[about Charlie Stewart]
Connie Baker: We spent last weekend at the Cape! A little hideaway he knew about.
Betty Warren: Operative word, 'hide'. Men take women to the Cape in the winter when they're embarrassed to be seen with them. He's using you.
Giselle Levy: He's not using you if you want to go. Come here, don't listen to her.
Betty Warren: I love you, and I swear I'm not saying this to hurt you. Charlie's promised to Deb McIntyre. She wears his pin. Giselle, you know it's true.
Giselle Levy: I don't know anything about a pin.
Connie Baker: Are her parents named Phillip and Vanessa?
Betty Warren: You know them?
Connie Baker: Only from a distance.
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Betty Warren: Have you seen Spencer?
Connie Baker: [in tears] No. But I did see Charlie Stewart. And he told me that he and Deb broke up last summer. And you told me that they were together when he invited me to the Cape.
Betty Warren: Oh Connie, I don't keep track of his dates. They've been on-again, off-again for the past few years.
Connie Baker: No, no apparently they've been off-again for a while. For quite a while.
Betty Warren: So?
Connie Baker: So you made me believe that he was hiding me! Either way, why couldn't you let me be happy?
