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Meredith 2023-07-14 01:09:24
The male pig is too ugly and totally unworthy of the female pig, I can't accept...
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Giovani 2023-07-06 03:17:33
EMMA and the clown man filming a little bed scene, I'm...
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Dustin 2023-06-30 16:00:35
Fragile family buildings are like sand towers that only need a slight push from...
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Frances 2023-06-29 08:26:31
A twisted emotional life, a middle-class family in the 1980s, the sun looks bright but it is very humid and cold. The swirling emotional entanglement of two generations, under the surface of the stagnant Christmas water, is the mad current gradually surging. Struggling to maintain family and balance with dignity but in the end it just collapses at a touch, and the Great Reconciliation is likely to have never been an illusion, with the background tones and soundtracks nuanced and...
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Burley 2023-06-19 21:33:56
even through i love...
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Zola 2023-06-18 21:35:35
If I hadn't seen Emma, I'd...
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Logan 2023-06-16 15:32:16
A very loving independent film, telling the family crisis similar to American Beauty from the perspective of a cowardly male protagonist, and Emma watching...
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Ryleigh 2023-06-14 11:56:32
Seriously, very...
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Daniela 2023-06-13 08:41:01
this is the fucking...
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Nyasia 2023-06-12 07:55:07
I'm just wondering how many scenes Emma Roberts has, why is it on the poster, is it because she exposed her breasts?...
Lymelife Comments
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Darrion 2022-10-05 20:11:39
"Lime Life"
Another low-cost film about the family, where it shines is the script and the acting skills of the actors plus the special soundtrack. Maintains the standard of American independent production in family and youth themes.
Through the use of Lyme disease, an infectious disease, the film begins to... -
Jada 2022-10-05 21:03:04
If you are like me
If you are like me.
I believe that you will also like this movie.
Halfway through the movie, I started to wait for the little boy to put the little girl on. Okay, even if you just kiss her.
Okay, I admit, I saw my shadow in this kid, embarrassed and inferior.
Well, I admit again, this movie...
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Scott Bartlett: You know, they say no matter where you are on Long Island, you can always hear the train. Can't get far enough away.
Adrianna Bragg: What are you, Walt Whitman now?
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Scott Bartlett: Maybe you should've had a girl, they tell their mothers everything.
Brenda Bartlett: Maybe you should have asked God for a mother who doesn't care about her children!
