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I really can't sympathize
Toby 2022-03-21 09:02:54
With Robert De Niro, Bruce Willis, and the freshman Sean Penn, you'd think this movie couldn't be any worse. You were wrong, and so was I. It's a niche movie, made for Hollywood producers whose battered lives are still heaven to us. In the middle of the midlife crisis, driving a Cayenne, living in a mansion, and beauties making you unspoken, how can we sympathize with you in such a life? Recently, it was discovered that the financial crisis not only collapsed the big investment banks, but also the big stars. I really can't find a good book or the big stars don't want to make that kind of popular film. Can such a bad script get together?
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Madelyn 2022-03-20 09:02:29
The old boy Sean really worked hard and rolled down again and again. It's not easy for the producer to be grandson, grandfather and nanny.
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Derrick 2022-03-18 09:01:06
As we dig deeper and deeper, you're going to feel so good about being apart that you're never going to want to get back together.
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Ben: [with couples therapist] Aren't we going to talk about what we're doing to each other *now*? Why don't we *talk* about what we are doing to each other now.
Kelly: What?
Ben: Why don't we talk about what we are doing to each other *now*?
Kelly: Wha, what. You didn't want to talk about *now* before...
Ben: No, *now*. You know what. *Now*.
Kelly: Yeah, but now *before* was not okay. Why is now *now* okay.
Ben: I don't have any problem with *now*, *you* have a problem with *now*.
Kelly: That is not why we're here.
Ben: That's why, uh. Doctor, is this some classic case of avoidance?
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Doctor Randall: [to Ben & Kelly] As we dig deeper and deeper, you're going to feel so good about being apart that you're never going to want to get back together.