Life is a bitch in the big city.

Yessenia 2022-02-19 08:01:34

It’s a funny movie name, so I
’m interested in seeing that when I didn’t have a chance to go to brooklyn bridge.
In my life, I found that there was a lover lock on the bridge. The
angry doctor told the patient that
he had only 90 minutes of life. In the end, he lived for eight days and finally became angry. a rejection
If I only had 90 minutes of life that I have no time to fly back home haha
life iS a Bitch in at the Big City.
life iS Tough in at the Big City.
that iS life in at the Big City.
actor in life, even suicide also
confirmed I learned the super useful words recently

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  • Armani 2022-03-14 14:12:26

    Is anger just such a roar? The highest level of sadness is numbness, weakness, and indifference, rather than exaggerated negative energy excretion everywhere, yelling. The deepest anger is precisely suppressed, silent and tense. One sentence in the film is appropriate for Robin Williams: 1951---2014, the numbers at the two ends are not important, what is important is the dash in the middle --- how to "get to" that part of the journey.

  • Merle 2022-03-26 09:01:11

    This is a warm story, but it has been labeled as a comedy. Robin's comedy talent can continue to show, but he can't have the last laugh. Just like the setting of the film, everyone will leave one day, you can Find a good reason for your anger, but don't lose your life because of anger.

The Angriest Man in Brooklyn quotes

  • Henry Altmann: [narrating] As Henry Altmann waited in traffic, on the way to his doctor's appointment, he mentally added subwoofers in small cars to things he hated. On his short list was also dog crap, car alarms, indecipherable parking signs, double baby strollers, ass-crack fashion, men's cologne, bubble gum, bicycles, hamsters, garbage trucks, neighbors, metal hangers, TV remotes, greeting cards, flip-flops, fliers for cheap haircuts, fat people, pigeons, The Weather Channel, smell of urine, new mothers, credit card offers, blocked phone numbers, big umbrellas, F train, JFK, BQ E., ATM Service fees, 99 Cent Stores, radio personalities, networking, Starbucks, the Knicks, the Knicks, the Knicks, and God.

  • Bette Altmann: Do you have family, Dr. Gill?

    Sharon Gill: No. Not really? Well, Mom and Dad in Wisconsin. But, you know, divorced, married. Thrice! Thanksgivings are a mess. Guess, uh... Guess I don't know "normal."

    Aaron Altmann: The only normal people there are are the ones you don't know very well.