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we should be proud
Serenity 2022-03-24 09:02:38
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Betty 2021-12-27 08:01:23
Ah, when will this wind of freedom blow into our lives, with flesh and dignity, for all for me, and for all for me. I love London so much. I feel envied and embarrassed to think that we are still living in such a quiet society. Interesting and touching work, this year's first five-star Oscar season!
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Betty 2022-03-22 09:02:14
The Pride Parade at the end has a wonderful coincidence with 120 BPM. Looking back at these two films, from LGBT groups to individuals, the film has a strong atmosphere of joy and presents the best side to the audience, but it is not as emotional as love and death. The movie is dramatic enough and uplifting enough, but (personally) fails to resonate or immerse, and the real story behind it is clearly more moving.
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Cliff: [the committee is discussing where the LGSM members will be staying] Cliff: I don't mind taking more, Hefina. Not the lesbians so much, because of their cuisine, but I'll take an extra gay.
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Bromley: They called us perverts.
Mark: Bromley, it's time for an important part of your education. Hands up, in this room, if you've ever been called a name like that.
[all the guys raise their hands]
Mark: Now, there is a long and honorable tradition in the gay community and it has stood us in good stead for a very long time. When somebody calls you a name... am I right Jonathan?
Jonathan: Dead right.
Mark: You take it and own it.