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A San Francisco Wedding Cake? 😂 😂 😂
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Angela Kern69 said:That’s interesting—she voted for '99, '00, and '01, and I noticed the person right before me picked two out of those three movies.
Larry Cruz51 said:Uma Thurman rules.
Do I even need to list the reasons?
Douglas Edwards2 said:Gabal .... let me guess...
you work over at Regal Cinemas in the "misleading the public, trashing the competition, and denying every single one of our flaws" department...
😛 😉
Kevin Wood22 said:Look, don't come knocking on my door later acting like the Grim Reaper just because you hated the movie—I promise Death wouldn't even show up if she were watching this, probably more like a Monty Python sketch
velvetridge85 said:Alright, who else is a fan? Personally, I think she's an incredible actress!
restlesslynx said:And then you’ve got Patricia Arquette—basically this hardcore atheist who spends her nights drinking and running with all the wrong guys... and then they end up together. I bet they cast her for this role because they saw how good that blood looked on her back in True Romance when she was going at it with James Gandolfini 😁
Kevin Wood22 said:Even if we take the movie's core premise at face value—that there’s this secret gospel written by Jesus himself, an original gospel by JC, claiming that God is right under our feet, everywhere you look, and we don't actually need some middleman, whether it's a building, an organization, or a priest—it's funny how something that seems so blasphemous by today's standards feels so incredibly natural, obvious, and plain to see to everyone else... so why wouldn't it be the same for believers?
Kevin Wood22 said:originals and Pikachu 👎
Brian Gonzalez7 said:That just goes to show how much AT&T is struggling, though honestly, I don't blame them for trying... they're basically fighting for their lives against AMC Theatres and Notre Dame...
Jose Miller17 said:Honestly, it’s a perfect movie in my book.😉
Jose Miller17 said:I’m personally boycotting their ads and shoving that pathetic DVD right up their ass... total fascists. Oh, look at us, giving gifts to couples in love... how incredibly romantic. As if being head over heels isn't enough, or the fact that they're hooking up every single night, or even the struggle of trying to be quiet in a movie theater while he whispers plot points in her ear... no, we just have to shower them with prizes because they're so pitifully smitten. Maybe next they'll start handing out gifts to people who just got dumped? Or maybe for the lonely souls, the broke ones, or the people with zero fashion sense? Not a chance, those fascists wouldn't dream of it. Apparently, if you aren't in a relationship, you might as well rot in hell; there are no perks for anyone else. What’s next? A "we’re loaded" campaign? "My dad is a billionaire," "I have everything in life," blah blah blah...
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Oh, wait, what kind of gift? Chicago... brilliant... I'd honestly dump my girlfriend if they shoved that in my hands right now.
velvetridge85 said:I actually lost it when I saw that ad for the AT&T gallery. Like, I don't think I'd ever bother showing up there just for a single DVD and a box of chocolates. What do you guys reckon?
Jose Miller3 said:Well, why wouldn't they? (I mean, not like you, but people like me)
Jose Miller3 said:It’s such a shame you guys wasted so much space on this thread just bickering over whether the movie is actually good or not. Honestly, it was obvious to me from the jump that the number of people who love this thing will be exactly equal to the number of people who absolutely hate it!
velvetmason30 said:Just reading the news right now, really brightened up my morning 😍