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Memories of Toronto
Deron 2022-03-23 09:01:35
On September 4, 2014, the Toronto Film Festival had just opened. I made an appointment with Jinge to see some interesting shows. In the afternoon, the entire King Street was under martial law. All restaurants put their tables on the side of the road, in the middle of the road. There is a large and large Tiff light box, and occasionally there are advertisements and free drinks. We also happened to meet Sick John. We were all in front of the famous theater. We saw a lot of people surrounding the stars, everyone burst into waves. Shouting, we didn't see the big star either, and later we found out it was The Judge opening, with Robert Downey Jr. This movie is too long, although it's a script with emotional penetration, it's still lengthy, but Gave me memories of last year.
Extended Reading
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Santino 2022-03-15 09:01:03
Like the ending, quiet and tender, and sad. You can lick candy canes.
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Mike Kattan: And how does it feel, Hank? Knowing that every client you represent is guilty?
Hank Palmer: It's fine. Innocent people can't afford me.
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Dwight Dickham: You're a shined up wooden nickel, Mr Palmer. A bully with a bag of tricks. But unlike you, I have one simple belief. That the law is the only thing that's capable of making people equal. Now you may think that Mark Blackwell is white trash, and he may very well have been. But in the eyes of the state, his life matters. I'm going to impale your client on a first degree murder charge. And you get a front row seat.