The heroine's father quoted a poem, and listened to his casual but careful consideration of words, which was very flavorful. I especially like the phrase looped in the loops of her hair, which is very romantic.
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Israel 2022-01-14 08:01:38
john cusack's film. I think he is creamy, but I still think he is very creamy. Hey, I don't have any ideas anymore. It’s a very humble love story in a long-lost love movie that will never be too much. The main line of the plot is hopeless, but many details and lines are so admirable. The title describes the mood of the newly divorced woman very well, facing the supermarket. The man who sells cooked food is crazy, exaggerated and funny. Although the ending is definitely a big reunion, but I don't like the part where the two finally met. It's not enough to make the heroine jump into the river in such a cold day.
The heroine's father quoted a poem, and listened to his casual but careful consideration of words, which was very flavorful. I especially like the phrase looped in the loops of her hair, which is very romantic.
The heroine's father quoted a poem, and listened to his casual but careful consideration of words, which was very flavorful. I especially like the phrase looped in the loops of her hair, which is very romantic.
Extended Reading
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Christine: [Sarah is in the bath and not picking up the phone] Sarah, it's me, Christine. Pick up. Come on, Sarah. I already talked to Dad.
Sarah: [sighs and answers the phone] Who else knows?
Christine: No one.
Sarah: Come on, Carol has to know.
Christine: Why does Carol have to know? Couldn't I once know something before she does?
Sarah: [realizing] She's there with you, isn't she?
Christine: No.
Sarah: Hello, Carol.
Carol: [small beat] Hi, Sarah. I was telling Chris it's a shame I didn't know about this before because I would have called Uncle Chet. We could have doubled.
Sarah: Oh, no. This story is going to be immortalized into family history, isn't it? Told and retold at Thanksgiving dinner, year after year...
Carol: Oh, not just Thanksgiving. I think it's a good Christmas story, too.
[both Carol and Christine laugh]
Sarah: Bye guys.
Christine: [laughing] Wait. Tell the truth. On a scale of one to ten how would you rate Dad as a date? Hot, super hot?
[Sarah hangs up]
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[Jake and Sarah are trying to buy some condoms because neither of them had any; Jake returns from a store to the car]
Jake: They're out!
Sarah: How can they be out?
Jake: I have a theory about this. Everyone in the city is having sex at the exact same time... except for us. But we will press on.