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Eloy 2023-03-23 08:58:49
Five stars five...
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Wayne 2023-03-08 21:58:42
Til Shu can really give birth, Good job's daughter is so cute. Til Shushu seems to be the director's film soundtracks like this, so it doesn't matter. Although the story is cliché, it is enough to have a cute...
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Geovanny 2023-02-23 02:08:03
Whoa, what a show-off to have two dads! Wow, what a wonderful thing to have two dads! Wow, this piece is relaxed and full of warmth. Full of love, full of beauty that is almost...
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Autumn 2023-02-16 22:55:26
[2011 Germany's highest-grossing film. I like this scene on the poster the most, Till Schweiger's daughter is too funny, so cute that I want a...
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Alexys 2023-01-14 05:08:49
The rhythm and characters are too bland, chicken braised in red wine? Obviously it's white cut...
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Louvenia 2023-01-12 13:28:54
A love letter to my daughter. The original sound is great! And they waste a lot of...
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Elbert 2023-01-09 10:23:55
I really like this kind of movie, not tired, warm, touching and beautiful...
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Johathan 2022-12-14 15:51:51
Was sprouted to...
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Ken 2022-12-02 05:30:16
Warm movies have become crappy basic movies...I can't understand why Til Schweiger is so popular, so all the handsome German men are playing...
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Wellington 2022-11-24 17:04:50
Raising kids...it's a...
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Keshaun 2022-01-19 08:03:03
"Chicken in Red Wine": Raising a child has fun
The screenwriter Henry, who lives a playboy life, suddenly stood in front of an 8-year-old girl one day, claiming to be his daughter, and needing his care. At this time, Henry received the task of adapting a best-selling novel, and he was co-writing the writer with his rich old lover. At first...
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Anais 2022-03-24 09:03:31
Reality requires warm tones and
In a casual chat with her, a high school classmate and friend who was directly studied, introduced me to such a movie. The story of the movie is very simple, and the way of narration is quite easy-going. The director still stands on the cornerstone of reality to present the movie to the world...
