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Dwight 2022-03-22 09:01:15
The two-and-a-half-hour version I watched felt a bit lengthy. The part about mother and sister has no meaning other than explaining that the boy listened to records since he was a child. The mother's hysteria seemed to have little to do with the boy's behavior on the trip. I thought it would discuss the mother-son relationship, but it didn't. The band and those girls are selfish and crazy. I don't know where the crazy capital of music fans comes from. Does the band spend money to support them? I can't see the beauty of the music (not to say that the music in the film is not good), although I have been advocating that music fans should be crazy about a certain band or something. The video shows that. The boy's mother is right, make money. Although they returned from the plane to the bus in the end, who said this was not the result of their fear of death? That old music critic said it well, they just pretend to be cool, and these smart people who are not cool will suffer for women all their lives. It's superficial when you're young. The manager also said that when these children go to college, they will not spend money on their records, but will copy them. So, who is more pathetic?
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Kari 2022-04-24 07:01:02
To the place where Xiao Zhengtai was pushed down by a group of inexplicable girls, I can't stand it anymore...
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Allen 2022-04-23 07:01:18
070623. Go to bed at 5am and wake up at 10am on the phone. Talking about the price: 2000, the most. It's too cheap to refuse. Go to his reprinted entertainment news. But after all, there was a way back. Broken again. Not even in the mood to cry. The film said: As long as you are brave, you will have God's help. But where is God? Maybe it was really the way back, and the mind was clear. Bottom, bottom again. Ugh
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Penny Lane: [to William, who is on the phone with his mother] This is Beth from Denver. She's one of the legendary, original Band Aids - she's clairvoyant!
Beth from Denver: I can't read your mind or anything. I mean, I pick up things here and there. Estrella says hi - She says I can stay in your room.
William Miller: Sure.
Beth from Denver: Great. I've got some... hydroponic pot!
[William covers the phone]
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Vic Munoz: It's all happening. They're here. Zeppelin are here. They are here. They're at the Plaza. Sapphire and Miss Penny Lane are there too. They're all staying under the name Emily Rugburn.
William Miller: Wait. Penny Lane is here?
Vic Munoz: [walking away] Emily Rugburn!