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Laurie 2022-01-22 08:04:17
The least romantic New York Winter Love Song-"Jack Goes Rowing"
Philip Seymour Hoffman, with "Capote" won the 78th (2006) Academy Award for Best Actor, an authentic actor. But more often, he appeared in front of us with various supporting roles, and has dazzling performance in many classic films such as "Scent of a Woman", "Genius Pulit", and "Pirate Radio".... -
Kirk 2022-01-22 08:04:17
Imagine summer
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we spend too much time imagining summer, even when summer really comes, we fear the coming winter, yes, we have a beautiful current situation, so that we lose our beautiful vision for the future.
Hold on, I seem to have said this before. I am used to reviewing this matter of acidity and...
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Jackson 2022-03-17 09:01:08
It’s okay. The ending is a little bit abrupt, and I didn’t feel it clearly. So, the fat man is nervous and the woman is more nervous than him. The hairstyle and the behavior in the swimming pool are a HUGE BABY. The actor John Ortiz is very flavorful and I like it. his!
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Alda 2022-04-24 07:01:23
It turned out to be Hoffman directed and acted. Amy Amy is not as amazing as Win Win, but Aunt Daphne flashed me. [Thomas McCarthy, the director and screenwriter of Win Win, also made a cameo appearance as Professor Color embryo here, which is really interesting hahaha
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Jack: This always happens.
Clyde: What?
Jack: Whenever there's anything good, it fucks up.
Clyde: It fucked up, but it fucked up because *we* forgot.
Jack: No, you fucked it up because you made a fucking toast!
Clyde: Because I love you. We all love you. We forgot the food because you were being loved. That's the important thing to remember.
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[first lines]
Clyde: Have you thought about it? I think you should.
Jack: What does she do there?
Clyde: She's the assistant to the embalmer.
Jack: Oh no.
Clyde: Something with the fluids.
Jack: No. Ugh.
Clyde: No, man. Lucy's training her to sell seminars with Dr. Bob. She calls the funeral directors - phone sales.
Jack: Cool. What's her name?
Clyde: Connie. So I'll tell Lucy it's on.
