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Nannie 2022-04-21 09:02:51
The little boy's performance and lines are far-fetched, unnatural, and have nothing to do with the male...
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Jazmyne 2022-04-21 09:02:51
I'm not impressed at...
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Roel 2022-03-28 09:01:07
It's Saturday, let's take a...
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Immanuel 2022-03-27 09:01:13
How many of us remember our childhood dreams when we grow up? When too many people are blinded by material things and desires and run around in a busy world, have they noticed that we have long since lost that innocence. A thought-provoking film about a lost...
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Shaniya 2022-03-27 09:01:13
I would rather go back to my 8-year-old body than to remember my 8-year-old...
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Clemmie 2022-03-27 09:01:13
I thought it was beautiful as a...
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Hailey 2022-03-27 09:01:13
your eight-year-old self time-travel there to give you a hand, to straighten you...
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Chad 2022-03-27 09:01:13
MahleGobi is excited! ! ! When I was a child, I had a satellite cauldron at home. I could receive a signal from a TV station to play a movie every day, and a movie could be played for a month. I watched this movie at least seven or eight times! ! ! Just remember Bruce Willis, the kid, the scars and the crossing! And the ending! After so many years, I have been obsessed with wanting to know which movie this is, and now I finally found this movie! ! ! Hahahaha Wu Leixi! !...
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Johathan 2022-03-27 09:01:13
The idea is great. Seeing the warmth of my mother...
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Breanna 2022-03-27 09:01:13
A very interesting story, very warm and touching, about self-recognition, recognition, confidence, past, present and future of self. Because this film discovered the charming charm of Bruce...
The Kid Comments
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Zion 2022-01-05 08:02:24
Let yourself meet the future and childhood self
If I met myself in 10 years, what would we say? How will I see who I am now in 10 years? What advice and guidance will she give me? What do I hope to be like 10 years from now? So what should I do now?
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Ivah 2022-01-05 08:02:24
Childhood episode
I like it~~The plot and the dialogue
8 years old explain to 40 years old (image consultant) his profession: help others forget what they were like so they can pretend to be another person (help people get rid of the original bad habits and deliberately modify The glorious image is prominent) The...m
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[flying on a plane back to Los Angeles, anchorwoman Deidre Lefever strikes up a conversation with a very grumpy Russ Duritz]
Deirdre Lefever: So, what do you do for a living? You wanna tell me about it? You know, comfort of strangers and all that.
Russ Duritz: No.
Deirdre Lefever: Oh. Must be something on the Internet. Or finance. Genetic engineering, maybe, huh?
Russ Duritz: [rudely] I'm an image consultant, okay?
Deirdre Lefever: Okay! So you sort of troubleshoot for folks? You know, give 'em makeovers when they need revamping, right?
Russ Duritz: Right.
Deirdre Lefever: Hey, look... I'm heading to L.A. to start an anchor job in the local news and I do not think it's an accident I'm sitting next to you.
Russ Duritz: I see. So the cosmic purpose of our meeting is for me to give you free advice. What do *I* get out of it?
Deirdre Lefever: We don't know. But I'll owe you!
[smiles]
Russ Duritz: If I do it, will you shut up?
Deirdre Lefever: Quiet as the dead.
Russ Duritz: [beat] Your hair's too long, your brows are too dark, your nails are too long... and your foundation's too orange. Your perfume's too sweet. It's the news, honey, not the prom. I like your eyes...
Deirdre Lefever: [flattered] Oh, thank you.
Russ Duritz: Bluer. Try the tinted contacts. But only when your anchoring or in L.A.; when you're on assignment, take them out.
Deirdre Lefever: What about my accent? I'm always being warned to stop saying "y'all".
Russ Duritz: Don't ever stop saying "y'all". Your "y'all" is your trademark. Say "y'all" and you'll be promoted in six months. Say "y'all" with a smile, you'll be famous in twelve.
Deirdre Lefever: Well, thank you.
Russ Duritz: You're welcome. Now, will you please shut up?
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Rusty Duritz: [angrily, in the trailer] Let me get this straight, I'm forty, I'm not married and I don't have a dog? I GROW UP TO BE A LOSER!
