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To tell a ridiculous movie story calmly and calmly-View "Catch the Mouse"
Robin 2021-12-22 08:01:33
In 2009, during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, I watched three Japanese mature AVs and a movie called "Catch the Rat". The reason for compressing the time of watching movies is because I have watched too many movies before: it is necessary to take a good rest of the aesthetic fatigue caused by frequent movie watching for a long time. However, the only movie I have seen in this long vacation, "Catch the Mouse", is quite excellent: it tells how two living brothers (human beings) used various methods to catch a mouse but failed to catch a rat. The story of finally becoming friends with that mouse. It sounds like a two-hundred-and-five-hundred plot, but it looks different, and it's quite different. Compared to the current ridiculous human society, this kind of story that sounds two-hundred and five is actually not true at all. Two hundred and five boring idiots. There are two supporting actresses with big tits and model figures that really surprised me-my dick, which hasn't been mobilized by a regular movie for a long time, is also ready to move with each appearance of these two nizis. Especially the scene in which one of the actor brothers put his entire hand into the big breasts of one of the supporting actresses to catch a mouse. This scene made me boil with enthusiasm. I was only able to experience it often in AV before.
Is a good movie
Is a good movie
Extended Reading
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Lars: Some things are more important than money, Ernie.
Ernie: Notice it's always the financially challenged who say that?
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[first lines]
Lars: [at their father's funeral, they carry his coffin down the steps of a cathedral] Hold your end up higher, you're not holding it.
Ernie: I am too.
Lars: You are not.
Ernie: Don't worry about me. Hey, isn't that suit charcoal?
Lars: No.
Ernie: Looks charcoal gray to me, some gray polyester blend. Couldn't even find a black suit for your own father's funeral.
Lars: It's black.
Ernie: No, I'm sure it's gray.
Lars: It's black.
Ernie: Gray.
Lars: Black.
Ernie: Gray.
Lars: Black!
Ernie: Fine, it's black. It's the grayest black I've ever seen.
Lars: It doesn't matter what color it is!
[the handle on the coffin breaks off and the coffin slides down the steps]
Lars: I'm sorry, Pop! I'm sorry!