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The Tale of Two Sisters (Disney, Scarlett O'Hara)

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Participants Jose Miller17Lawrence Booth2Sandra King86Brian Gonzalez7slylynx16James Fowler35darksurfer26Jeremy Taylor4rowdybadger41Kimberly Gomez28Jessica Riveradarkviper7Maria Williams55David Miller5Susan Davis4Nancy Booth2dustycanyon5
rowdybadger41 rowdybadger41 Active Member
72 messages
joined Jan 2008
#21 ·
That’s exactly what I was thinking. Thank you.😬
Jessica Rivera Jessica Rivera Member
23 messages
joined Nov 2009
#22 ·
I'm seriously trying my hardest not to accidentally read a spoiler...😉

Heading over to watch the movie now—honestly, I totally passed out halfway through it last night...
darkviper7 darkviper7 Member
25 messages
joined Jan 2008
#23 ·
rowdybadger41 said:That's what I was thinking too... thanks.😬

Wait, but you told me you figured out the movie all on your own 🙂
Jessica Rivera Jessica Rivera Member
23 messages
joined Nov 2009
#24 ·
It wasn't even the movie itself... I was honestly expecting way more from it 👎
Maria Williams55 Maria Williams55 Member
10 messages
joined Aug 2008
#25 ·
I thought the movie was actually pretty great, though I guess I’m getting a bit tired of all these films featuring half-crazed characters who just imagine things. I'm not saying they aren't good—some are honestly amazing—but they all end up following the exact same pattern, you know? Like, oh look, this guy is actually a fantasy. It's always some "sixth sense" or "genius intellect" nonsense. Anyway, even with the slow pacing, this was still better than something like the American version of Descent. Just constant screaming, women in peril, darkness, monsters... it's all kind of pointless...

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I just can't wrap my head around how that woman managed to turn around in that tiny tunnel to help the other one who got stuck? It's physically impossible!

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Kimberly Gomez28 Kimberly Gomez28 Member
23 messages
joined Mar 2007
#26 ·
Which scene are you talking about, Maria Williams55? I honestly can't quite place it! 😕
rowdybadger41 rowdybadger41 Active Member
72 messages
joined Jan 2008
#27 ·
darkviper7 said:But you told me you understood the movie on your own...🙂

Honestly, just read my message where I said "that's what I THOUGHT," I was just looking for confirmation...🙄 I already mentioned that back when we were hanging out at Sarah's house.🤣
David Miller5 David Miller5 Member
20 messages
joined May 2006
#28 ·
I honestly watched this movie twice and I still can't remember a single thing about it. 😬
Rating: 2/3, nothing special.
darkviper7 darkviper7 Member
25 messages
joined Jan 2008
#29 ·
rowdybadger41 said:Seriously, just go back and read "That's what I THOUGHT I was doing"—I was literally looking for confirmation myself 🙄—I think I mentioned that earlier when we were hanging out at Sarah's place. 🤣

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Susan Davis4 Susan Davis4 Member
31 messages
joined May 2014
#30 ·
Boring, boring, boring...
Turned it off after like thirty minutes. Just couldn't be bothered to watch...
Nancy Booth2 Nancy Booth2 Member
35 messages
joined May 2020
#31 ·
Caught that one a couple of days ago. It was alright. I expected a bit more skin, honestly.
dustycanyon5 dustycanyon5 Member
49 messages
joined May 2017
#32 ·
Honestly, this was hands down the most intense movie I’ve ever sat through. I don't think any other film has left me feeling quite this shaken up... It actually took me a second viewing to truly wrap my head around everything that was happening.
By the way, this was the first American film of this genre I've ever checked out.

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