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I just want to say it's really sleepy
Ayden 2022-12-15 01:33:51
Although I have read it with great patience, I understand it. I have to say that aside from the fact that the male pig looks quite to my liking, I really couldn't find anything else I liked about the whole movie. It was extremely quiet when watching it in the cinema because everyone around was asleep. I studied math, did research on a lot of it, and was still terribly bored. After a long time, a woman killed her adoptive mother for a man who was not interested in her but she thought he was interested in her. Then another stinky and arrogant professor jumped out to cover up the crime for her. It's ridiculous. I really don't understand whether this has anything to do with whether mathematics is credible or not! Is it because the use of numbers to cover up crimes turns out that most of these crimes are unwarranted, and mathematics is not credible? what a theory
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Isobel 2022-06-14 17:55:52
The Spanish director went to Oxford to make a tribute to the British murders that went hand in hand. The so-called tributes include Hitchcock's motif preference camera grammar and heroine (Anna Marcy has played The Murderer), Christie's escaping method ABC. The so-called "secret", while complaining that Yingmei is obsessed with extreme characters, but at the same time found the hot Watling to play the only moral in the film... But the professor betrayed the ending for the murderous story and the film director.
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Michel 2022-06-14 22:15:27
The perfect crime does not lie in finding the murderer, but in closing the case with a scapegoat.
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Arthur Seldom: Of all the vast mountains of knowledge that as of yet you have not scaled, Martin, this slope is one of the most slippery. Be careful.
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Arthur Seldom: [exasperated whisper] I don't know anything.