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Colten 2022-01-09 08:02:52
I want to talk about Ned
A very shocking and touching movie, even if you are abused, you should give it five stars. Ned has always been angry. An angry fighter may feel his power through anger, and use anger to fight fear. I remember there is a sentence (probably meaning) saying, pretend to be brave, anyway, no one else...
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Tamara 2022-04-24 07:01:17
they are treated with kindness or malice
I just want to see Peacock engage in basics, but this film is breathtaking like a peacock.
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Tommy Boatwright: Ew! He does not know who I am yet! HE is Tommy Boatwright. In real life, HE is a hospital administrator. He's here to help. And he's a southern bitch!
Bruce Niles: Bruce Niles.
Tommy Boatwright: Nice to meet you.
Bruce Niles: My pleasure.
Tommy Boatwright: You're very handsome.
Mickey Marcus: He knows.
