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Alford 2021-10-22 14:33:34
Huge shock
When I watched this movie, I was sitting in the cinema. I was surrounded by classmates who went to class together on weekdays. In the field, there were teachers and students of the whole school who went to class together every day. I remember that since that time, there has been no unified...
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Shanon 2021-10-22 14:33:34
Talking about one or two
At first I thought it was a popcorn disaster movie similar to "2012" and "The Day After Tomorrow". After reading the introduction, I knew it was a story of "research madman" desperate for scientific research projects.
The role of the second female (psychiatrist) can be completely discarded to be...
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Gussie 2021-10-22 14:41:47
That is, the ex-husband leads the current girlfriend to the wife’s office to complete the final signing of the divorce agreement, just like the ex-wife leads the fiance to the newspaper office to find the editor-in-chief for resignation procedures and then travels to the man’s hometown to complete the marriage. The core angle of the relationship between the sexes can be regarded as a Hawks classic remake driven by the booming feminist rights in the 1990s and the craze of Hollywood disaster blockbusters. Also known as boyfriend Friday...It should be pointed out that although the tornado itself is a major natural disaster that is unpredictable and unpredictable, its "wind direction" can be manipulated by the director at the level of the drama: it will always change direction in a timely manner. The power of control indirectly eliminated the competitor who was so happy and unscrupulous, and completely destroyed the red barn full of knives symbolizing the advocacy of violence, but completely let go of the Victorian-style double-storey farmhouse that represented a happy husband and wife and a harmonious family!
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Pat 2021-10-22 14:41:47
7.0/10 points. Replay, remake Blu-ray. The rhythm is lively and the atmosphere is tense. Unfortunately, limited by the age, the special effects are still too general. . . Bill Paxton, my deepest impression of him is probably the used car salesman in "True Lies". . . Helen Hunt, a very temperamental beauty, but unfortunately there are no particularly good works. . . In the supporting role are Philip Seymour Hoffman, Zach Grenier, the driver who flew into the sky with the villain. I recognized him at a glance, no way, the role of David Lee in "The Good Wife" is so outstanding. . .
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Bill: [after the tornado pass by them at the drive in movie theater] Honey, it's Meg. I gotta go.
Melissa: I'm going back.
Bill: Good, good, you'll be safe at the motel. I'll see you in the morning.
Melissa: I won't be there.
Bill: What? Why? What are you saying?
Melissa: I'm saying goodbye.
Bill: No...
Melissa: You know what? I can't compete with this. I don't even know where to start.
Bill: Wait, don't do this now, please.
Melissa: Sooner or later it would have ended, we both know that. The funny thing is... I'm not that upset. What does that mean?
Bill: I never meant for any of this to happen,
Melissa: Oh Billy, I know. It's okay. You go ahead. She needs you. I hope that Aunt Meg's okay.
Bill: What about you?
Melissa: Oh, don't worry about me. I know my way home.
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Melissa: [at Meg's home at her dining table, eating steak and eggs] Why do you call Billy "The Extreme?"
Dusty: Because Billy *is* "The Extreme."
Jason 'Preacher' Rowe: Bill is the most outta control son of a bitch in the game!
Bill: [looking at Jo] No, I think I came in second.
Dusty: So we get this one near Daleton, right?
Rabbit: Oh, God.
Jo: You guys have got to get some new stories. I'm gonna go wash up.
Dusty: And we are way too close. And Jo's got the vid on it right, she's filming it. And all of the sudden outta nowhere, this shitty lookin' green Valiant comes pulling up right in the way.
Beltzer: [points to Bill] And this loser stumbles out of the car, he's got like a bottle of Jack Daniel's in his hand...
Dusty: He's naked!
Rabbit: He is *butt* naked!
Beltzer: Naked!
Bill: NOT naked! I was NOT naked!
Beltzer: [whispering & laughing in Melissa's ear] He was without apparel.
Bill: Half naked.
Dusty: Naked. Ok, so Jo's yelling at him to get out of the way, right?
[all laugh]
Dusty: And he just strolls up to the twister, says 'have a drink', and he chucks the bottle into the twister, and it NEVER hits the ground.
Jason 'Preacher' Rowe: The twister caught it, and sucked it right up!
Bill: [directing towards Melissa] Honey, this is a tissue of lies. See, there was another Bill, an evil Bill, and I killed him.
