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Kaia 2022-03-25 09:01:09
Hurleys are beautiful and in good shape, and the devil is so...
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Flo 2022-03-25 09:01:09
Ha ha ha ha! Probably all men would rather be controlled by such a beautiful...
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Nicolette 2022-03-24 09:01:55
I can't accept a fat and greasy vase male...
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Emery 2022-03-24 09:01:55
I can't accept a fat and greasy vase male...
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Laverna 2022-03-24 09:01:55
I can't accept a fat and greasy vase male...
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Jerel 2022-03-24 09:01:55
You are a sad comedy...
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Blake 2022-03-24 09:01:55
You are a sad comedy...
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Ross 2022-03-23 09:01:57
Elizabeth Hurley is too coquettish, she is completely the devil herself, and she has a knack for winking, and the male protagonist Brendan Fraser is young and really handsome; the ending is very sweet, there is no perfect person, and there is no need to please others, just be yourself and live a brave life; dreadlocks black play God and the glamorous devil contrast sharply, but make people feel very...
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Dax 2022-03-22 09:01:51
This woman is more clever and her ideas are still quite old-fashioned. . It's just a 2000 movie shouldn't expect too...
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Harry 2022-03-22 09:01:51
This woman is more clever and her ideas are still quite old-fashioned. . It's just a 2000 movie shouldn't expect too...
Bedazzled Comments
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Jacklyn 2021-12-10 08:01:42
It's worth watching a movie~~
When I looked at this poster, I thought that the movie was 80% very profitable....Unexpectedly, it is still a very cute movie!
Look at the beginning and feel very interesting, each has a label, and continues to the end.
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Stevie 2021-12-10 08:01:42
If you wanna be somebody ELSE
The modern version of Faust, a remake of the 1967 film of the same name (by the great director Stanley Donen).
I like it for the following reasons:
1. The yellow label at the beginning of the film. I don’t know who invented this technique, but it’s pretty cool.
2. The colleague Bob who...
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[Elliot has just wished to be the President of the United States; his wish pulls him into the lobby of an antiquated theater with Alison appearing as a courtly woman in 1860s garb]
Alison Gardner: Mr. President! Alison Gardner. We're so honored to have you here, sir.
[Elliot turns to look in the mirror and realizes he's Abraham Lincoln on April 14th, 1865 at Ford's Theatre - the night of his asssassination]
Elliot Richards: Oh, no, no, no, no.
Alison Gardner: The actors are beside themselves with excitement.
Elliot Richards: We're going to a play?
Alison Gardner: I think you'll find it quite amusing. It's called "Our American Cousin".
Elliot Richards: You know, I think I've seen it. As a matter of fact, I'm sure I have.
Alison Gardner: I don't think you've seen it, sir. It's an entirely new play.
Elliot Richards: Really? I think I know how it ends.
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[Elliot as his 7'6'' basketball player self - dressed only in a towel - is being interviewed in the locker room by Alison who is now a sports writer]
Alison Gardner: God, you were incredible tonight. Watching you... I just kept thinking how unbelievably *big* your ego must be after a game like that.
Elliot Richards: Well, not that big, really.
Alison Gardner: I bet it's pretty big.
Elliot Richards: Well, it gets a little bit bigger.
[they both laugh]
Elliot Richards: Depends on how happy I am!
[laughing harder]
Elliot Richards: Want to go back to my place? I'll show you my bottle cap collection.
Alison Gardner: Oh, God, that would... that would be tremendous.
Elliot Richards: All right! Well... I should... I should get dressed.
Alison Gardner: I can't wait.
[Alison makes it clear she's not going anywhere. Elliot sheepishly disrobes his towel; though the audience can't see, it's clear from their reactions that Elliot's great height may be compensating for something...]
Alison Gardner: Oh, my God.
Elliot Richards: [howling] Hey! What the hell?
Alison Gardner: God, there's this...
Elliot Richards: [Alison holds her ears in pain as Elliot howls again] Hey! Damn! Oh, heck!
Alison Gardner: Oh, God, I remembered there's this teeny, tiny thing to do.
Elliot Richards: What's teeny?
Alison Gardner: No, no. Just something I have to write.
Elliot Richards: About me?
Alison Gardner: Yeah, just a little, short, itty-bitty blurb about tonight's game.
Elliot Richards: Well, can I see you after the road trip?
Alison Gardner: I would love to, but I'm working on a really *big, huge, enormous* story on the NFL, so I probably won't have time.
Elliot Richards: Shoot, I understand. You gotta give 110%.
Alison Gardner: Right.
Elliot Richards: Stay within yourself.
Alison Gardner: Hey, go, yeah. Hey, um... thanks for your time.
Elliot Richards: So long.
[she leaves; Elliot looks down at himself]
Elliot Richards: What the hell? Oh, damn the Devil! Damn the Devil to Hell!
