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Weird age
Lavonne 2021-11-16 08:01:27
Adam Sandler and Drew Ballymore collaborated for the first time in 1998. Because of their good impression of "Fifty First Love", they have always wanted to watch it. Adam Sandler looked like he wanted to take the path of the handsome niche at the time. Ballymore was not good-looking, but he was sweet and cute. The plot, anyway, is a romantic light comedy, neither particularly good-looking nor particularly bad-looking. The only thing I don’t understand is why the 1998 movie looks like a movie from the 1980s, and whether the film company’s bottom-of-the-box works were turned out and released? do not know.
Extended Reading
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Robbie: Thank you.
Jimmie Moore: No, thank you!
Robbie: For what?
Jimmie Moore: For quitting... or, should I thank Linda?
Jimmie Moore: [nudges him] My business has tripled.
Julia: Well, you've just inspired me to hire a DJ. So thank you.
Jimmie Moore: Well, good luck trying to find a DJ who can move and shake like THIS.
[wriggles back and foth like a snake slithering]
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Petey: [dressed as the Slasher] I made this for you, Uncle Robbie.
Robbie: [takes it] Aw, thanks, Freddy Kruger.
Robbie: [sees it's the wedding photo of himself and Linda, who he's drawn red devil's horns on] That's not nice... Very creative, though.