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Bailee 2022-03-27 09:01:20
How to save the movie's clichéd ending?
First of all, I have to say that I felt like watching "Square" yesterday, I rub it! Such embarrassing sex, I may never have sex again. I watched "On Chesil Beach" today, I rub it! More awkward sex that I may never love again.
The movie jumps in time to before Edward becomes the record store owner,...
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Adelbert 2022-04-19 09:02:44
Offshore on Chesil Beach
This article has been published on the official public account of [Watching Movies and Seeing Death].
The beauty, the beautiful scenery, and the wonderful music are my first impressions. Sadness, sadness, and delicate emotions are the final impression it gave me.
The story is very interesting. In...
Christian Wolf-La'Moy
Performing Experience
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Mason 2022-03-17 09:01:08
The faint acne on sister Ronan’s face is so cute. Watching her paint a little bit, the two who once truly loved each other gradually parted ways. After a few years, their selfishness and self-esteem turned into tears when they looked at each other. , Things are people, not particularly heart-wrenching, and it’s quite shameful to watch the night of the couple’s bridal chamber with the audience. 20 Century Boy traveled to the Zizujin fans in one second.
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Kallie 2022-03-20 09:02:45
This is like a newlywed couple. It is clear that two unfamiliar strangers are dining together awkwardly, chatting awkwardly together, trying to understand each other, but they are drifting away. Although they are kind-hearted, they love each other deeply, but they don't know if they want to enter into marriage, pure love is far from enough. Behind them there are many mountains, such as family class, cognitive level, personality differences, sense of value, ethics, and so on.
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