immortal brilliance

Raleigh 2022-03-22 09:01:56

The 1960s was the greatest era that created countless dreams that can support life today Freedom and peace

Now those people are old or dead or compromised Then those classic voices and immortal spirits will be reproduced and passed on from generation to generation and

will be seen Someone with the badge of the Teutonic cross will see someone stick a daisy under the scythe of the dream of castration

Don't want to talk about the tyranny and repression of the GOV I'm alive and I can be independent is the best explanation

even if there is no ship of independence Standing on that shining deck without the ability to spread the voice of freedom At least I can be one of those thousands of rescue boats How can I refuse to be rescued and given a chance PS.

Bill Nighy this uncle is too demon.. ..

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  • Quinn 2022-04-24 07:01:08

    The atmosphere of the movie is amazing!

  • Kristian 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    The importance of music has been reduced, the promiscuity has been enlarged (the dark side of rock?), and I don't believe that such a group of alternative people can live together peacefully in a small circle. It's too boring and too casual to describe women in it, and the ending is too titanic. On the contrary, I like to watch the audience listening to music when they are doing different things, and the old DJ who didn't forget to grab the vinyl disc and run away when he escaped.

The Boat That Rocked quotes

  • [repeated line]

    Minister Dormandy: Arse!

  • Quentin: So... expelled?

    'Young' Carl: That's right.

    Quentin: What for?

    'Young' Carl: I suppose smoking was the clincher.

    Quentin: Drugs or cigarettes?

    'Young' Carl: Well, both.

    Quentin: Well done! Proud of you. So your mum sent you here in the hope that a little bracing sea air would sort you out?

    'Young' Carl: Something like that.

    Quentin: Spectacular mistake.