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The romance of the sea blue town
Clementine 2022-04-20 09:02:14
It's one of the best gay romance movies I've ever seen. The beach by the sea, a mature man who is brokenhearted meets a surfer boy with a talent for painting who is trapped by family trivialities. They appreciate each other and get closer to each other. , love just happened, but the selfish sister who only takes drugs to find a different boyfriend who is already a mother but never fulfilled her mother's duties has never looked at herself, blindly thinking that the boy has set a bad example, but she doesn't know how talented she is. It's the irresponsible person. The boy used to be confused, but fortunately he understands that happiness is achieved by himself. There is always a solution to everything. In the end, a pair of perfect lovers playing by the blue water, everything is so beautiful, comrade Movies don't have to be so tragic and tragic, it's just a kind of love, which can be hurt or have a happy ending.
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Berneice 2022-03-25 09:01:18
There are so many idiot innocent movies in the United States, so many that they are flooded. Even gay movies. Fully meet the needs of the public.
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Guadalupe 2022-03-25 09:01:18
I thought it was a warm family sketch, but it turned out to be a joke = = but I feel really comfortable
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Shaun: [looking through Zach's art portfolio] Wow.
Zach: [trying to grab it away from him] Whoa! What're you doing?
Shaun: Easy, dude, it's OK. I want to look at it.
Zach: Nobody ever looks at that.
Shaun: Wow. Is that Cody?
Zach: Yeah.
Shaun: Sad Cody.
Zach: You could tell?
Shaun: Yeah, and how you darkened it around his head. This is incredible - and there's no toys in his room. Wow - awesome.
Zach: Yeah, he'd just gotten scolded. He was trying to understand why. So he came into my room. He hasn't left yet. It's the only place he could sleep.
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Shaun: Where are you?
Zach: Gettin' warmer... colder... turn around. I'm so sorry.
Shaun: You better be.
Zach: You sent in my application?
Shaun: Yeah... why're you here? What changed?
Zach: I did.