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Garett 2023-09-03 09:24:07
Sister Mai and Laurie Metcalf did not dare to recognize each other. Self-awareness and female awakening can actually be digging deeply, but this film still stays at the level of New York in the 1980s. Her husband has mild straight male cancer. No doubt, the precision of the recovery is twice. Science really...
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Conrad 2023-08-27 12:42:25
The front is ok, how can the back end so...
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Eveline 2023-08-20 18:08:59
Some feminists, but it seems a little YY and a little petty. Madonna looks good inside and likes delicate...
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Jaren 2023-08-08 17:55:54
The script is too loose, and a lot of drama potential was wasted by the trivial...
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Stewart 2023-07-29 04:59:00
The plot is very interesting, Madonna is playing herself, she is quite free and easy and...
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Zoe 2023-07-25 04:15:02
This is the first time I fast-forward to watch a movie, and the first time I added the "popular" label is really too popular, boring my god "Western Women's History" watching the movie punching director said that the inspiration came from "Daisy", fooling...
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Morgan 2023-07-15 04:26:02
What a beautiful...
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Lacy 2023-07-14 17:01:40
Yes, but I don't like it. Maybe the traditional force in my heart is at work. I don't like women doing...
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Fredy 2023-05-28 07:15:20
The filming is a bit ordinary, it was originally a fast-paced comedy...
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Lea 2023-05-23 20:37:20
With 104 minutes of HD bilingual subtitles on BSC channel, Madonna's acting looks like a poor milk version of...
Desperately Seeking Susan Comments
Desperately Seeking Susan quotes
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Roberta: Gary, you're not listening to me. I'm not a prostitute or a lesbian.
Gary: We'll get professional help. I don't care how much it costs. The important thing is, I want you to come home with me.
Roberta: Why?
Gary: Why? What do you mean, why?
Roberta: I mean, why do you want me to come home with you, Gary?
Gary: [holds up hands] Come on, don't get excited, all right? Don't get excited. What, are you on drugs or something now?
Roberta: God.
[covers her face with her hands]
Roberta: Look at me.
Gary: I looked at you. You look ridiculous.
Roberta: I mean, look at me, Gary. Look at me.
[when he does]
Roberta: I'm not coming home with you.
Gary: You're just tired.
[she smiles slightly and shakes her head]
Gary: Why don't you get changed and we'll talk about it at home, all right?
[holds out his hand]
Gary: Come on. Come on.
[she doesn't]
Gary: Fine. That's fine. I'm gonna go outside and I'll wait for five minutes. And if you're not there, I'm gonna leave without you.
Roberta: Goodbye, Gary.
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Roberta: [reading Personal Ads] "Beautiful stranger. Red hair. Green jumpsuit. Walking dogs in Washington Square Park. Can't forget you. Give love a chance. Blackie" I hope she gives him a chance.
Leslie: Oh, Roberta, please! He must be some kind of a pervert! What do you think of this?
Roberta: He could be sincere.
Leslie: Nobody named Blackie is sincere.
