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Lola 2022-04-21 08:01:07
Is it a romance movie? . . speechless. The love of police and gangsters dragged the whole film into nondescript. . . Steven Soderbergh turned out to be a rectal. If it weren't for George Clooney, I couldn't watch it at...
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Watson 2022-04-21 08:01:07
Very ordinary, very ordinary, except for George Coroney's pieces that can be seen, it is far worse than other thieves and crime...
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Leonard 2022-04-21 08:01:07
Is this the worst multi-narrative movie I've ever seen, or was it a combination of several films edited...
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Creola 2022-04-21 08:01:07
It can only be said that one or two places are not the main theme, and the others are really not much to watch. Two and a half stars, only three...
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Amparo 2022-04-21 08:01:07
I don't like these two...
Out of Sight Comments
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Kimberly 2022-04-21 08:01:07
Strategy master
The movie is not bad, George Clooney, seems to like to act in such a movie, similar to the Luohan series, but the whole movie uses some interspersed methods, the movie becomes tortuous when watching it.
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Westley 2022-04-21 08:01:07
Every frame is sexy
The movie reviews are omitted. George Clooney didn't show us the brilliance of a bank robbing master, but his old and handsome face soaked in a sexy policewoman is a lot of fun.
Clooney has a face that makes men feel sexy, and his calmness and elegance when he "takes" money from the teller at the...
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[Snoopy's prison bodyguard, Himey, threatens Jack]
Jack Foley: Uh oh.
Maurice "Snoopy" Miller: You're fucked up now, man. That's Himey. Protege of mine. Ranked number thirty-two in the federal prison system.
Jack Foley: Thirty-two?
Maurice "Snoopy" Miller: That's right.
Jack Foley: Outta what? Twenty?
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Jack Foley: What kind of name is Hejira?
Hejira: It's Islamic.
Jack Foley: What's it mean?
Hejira: The Hejira was Mohammed's flight from Mecca in 632. Brothers in Leavenworth gave me that name.
Jack Foley: You were in Leavenworth?
Hejira: For a time.
Jack Foley: What's that mean?
Hejira: Means, when the time came, I left.
Jack Foley: You broke out?
Hejira: I prefer to think of it as an exodus from an undesirable place.
