London Comments

  • Connor 2023-09-20 10:50:28

    Talk about tuberculosis. swearing. Jessica Biel is out of...

  • Luigi 2023-09-05 17:14:02

    This movie is really dull and boring, it has been a lot of inexplicable dialogue, until it talks about ten and a half inches and ED, I burst out laughing, in short, this is an adult educating high school students "you're 45 degrees Sadness is a P" pseudo-literary...

  • Glennie 2023-09-02 21:35:59

    It looked so uncomfortable. . . . I am still the captain of the positive sunshine. . . -...

  • Keanu 2023-08-27 17:42:10

    Why do I like this kind of chatty, chattering...

  • Cheyenne 2023-08-09 23:25:46

    It feels very different and the language is wonderful. love so to...

  • Retta 2023-08-05 23:04:01

    Originally thought it was a shooting movie because of Jason Statham. And then halfway through, I was confused, what exactly is it talking about? Finally, I want to say that this movie is too...

  • Mikel 2023-07-01 16:10:06

    CE's incomprehensible brain circuit is estimated to be the most likeable and most resonant just because I got a wrong...

  • Erick 2023-06-22 02:53:03

    Important people say to leave, it is natural for you to be angry or sad! Is Chris the little prince who broke the casserole and asked to the end hahaha "Why do you call me a stupid pig?!" The OST is...

  • Clifton 2023-05-30 10:06:50

    After watching the two muscular men roar, I really think they will be...

  • Scarlett 2023-05-24 13:48:37

    Small stories in small spaces and small...

Extended Reading

London quotes

  • Bateman: I think it has a lot to do with pain and self-flagellation both literally and metaphorically. I mean, I don't know whether it's the culture or what but the English, in general, are very into pain and spanking.

  • Syd: I started freaking out about death. I became obsessed. I couldn't conceptualize not being here. Just not being here. One day, Mallory, you and I are gonna be dead. Buried. Gone. You think about religion. People are just swallowing these concepts. Like God and heaven, just to suppress our deepest fears that we don't know why we're here. It makes no sense.

    Mallory: It totally makes sense, okay? At the same time it allows people to go on living their everyday lives without constantly obsessing over these things. These realities. Life, death, heaven, hell. Existence, why we're here. You know, who knows, it's possible that a god does exist. Energy, force, spirit, whatever you wanna call it. I believe that.

    Syd: Fair enough. So, what happens when you die?

    Mallory: I don't know. You fucking die. Why does there have to be an answer? Why can't there just be mysteries? I don't know. Your body dies. Your actual physical being dies, but your spirit, I do believe, lives on. It lives on in the world. Man, it's this continuing thing of existence. It doesn't have to have a perfect answer why.

    Syd: I buy that a little bit more than an invisible guy taking checks and balances on 6 million people. That sounds like Santa Claus to me. It's like a fairy tale for adults who can't handle death.

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Director: Hunter Richards

Language: English Release date: February 10, 2006