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Modesto 2022-10-16 22:33:49
There is a tearful film I saw in...
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Giuseppe 2022-10-16 21:28:54
Because of the news of the dormitory (not emphasizing gender), I remembered an old movie I watched a long time ago. See how a beggar interacts with college students, and influences and changes the values and attitudes of college...
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Ivory 2022-10-16 18:39:07
This old gentleman who speaks well at first disgusted me very much, because I hate others to threaten me with my things. . Especially papers....
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Ezequiel 2022-10-16 17:57:00
Not bad, 7.5. But nowhere near the Dead Poets...
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Fabian 2022-10-16 22:42:50
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A good movie makes people reluctant to miss any segment, and after watching it makes people think. The meeting between Harvard students and Ph.D. is really fate, both teachers and friends. I don't think everyone is lucky enough to meet such a wise elder and still be around to give guidance....
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Flo 2022-10-16 20:31:08
Try not to do things that you will regret
The film was initially thought to be a comedy ending, but unfortunately the ending was very sad. I also thought that Simon's son would choose to forgive him in the end, or that the actor Meng Ti should at least try to communicate with Simon's son, after all, it was the last period of Simon's life....
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Everett: My cock is cleaner than your bum.
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Monty: Simon wrote his own obituary, and he asked me to read it. "Simon B. Wilder bit it on Wednesday."
[they laugh]
Monty: "He saw the world out of the porthole of a leaky freighter, was a collector of memories, and interrupted a lecture at Harvard. In 50 years on earth he did only one thing he regretted. He is survived by his family: Jeff Hawks, who always remembers to flush; Everett Calloway, who knows how to use words; Courtney Blumenthal, who is strong, and also knows how to love; and by Montgomery Kessler, who will graduate life with honor, and without regret."
