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Austin 2022-03-26 09:01:07
It's like watching a reality show movie
I was bored today and wanted to find a movie to watch. Generally speaking, I am a person who doesn’t like watching movies much but prefers watching TV series, so no matter what the theme of the movie is, for me, I only want to watch it and I don’t want to watch it. I can keep watching it. and...
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Leanna 2022-03-27 09:01:09
chicken feathers
After reading the brief introduction, I thought it was about the darkness of Wall Street.
As soon as the film came up, George's gorgeous dance steps and fluttering lines suddenly felt that it was probably a comedy. In fact, I originally thought that George lacked a little masculinity, so I...
Ryan Preimesberger
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Milton 2022-04-20 09:01:46
Clear political stances, financial news tidbits, sponsorship of African riots, etc., seem to hit some scandals in the campaign season. The drama and the documentary are mixed together, and the mixture is reluctant, and a few moments of true love should not be needed at all. The schedule was desperate, Roberts seemed to be self-suggesting that he was a news guy until he jumped on the studio van, and Clooney was a good actor and I would never speak ill of him again. A little more would be better.
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Dashawn 2021-12-19 08:01:14
From the story to the acting skills, they are so exaggerated and impetuous that there is a hint of ironic humor. For example, the spoof video at the end of the crowd on the streets watching the bomb. The stockholders did not collectively show love because of the chicken soup. The pregnant girlfriend who did not follow the script. From the top to the No one really understands high-frequency trading. The investment company talks nonsense beforehand, and the media is still blindly fanatical afterwards. I am afraid of living in such a world. But we are in such a world, aren’t we?
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