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Fierce material
Kaia 2022-11-14 02:50:35
At the beginning, the foam was very strong, and I smiled reluctantly, thinking that it was a remake of the self-produced and self-published "People are on the Road", after the scene in the bathroom, there was a subtle fragrance under the surprise foam, a faint wisp, " "Shu" dispersed, and I was so moved. Then I became more and more crazy, and I was suspected of being mixed with marijuana. Finally, I realized that it was definitely not "scum" who drank it. Essence. It seems that the person who can be obedient and let Robert Downey Jr. as a supporting role is by no means an equally savage material.
Extended Reading
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Crystel 2022-05-19 15:12:26
Compared to the hangover on zack, it’s a bottomless pit~~ The laugh is too old-fashioned, too deliberate
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Monica 2022-05-19 14:53:03
70/100. Talking and messy. But sometimes, friends who have known each other for 20 years may be worse than those who have only known three days of mental retardation.
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Ethan Tremblay: Give me a scene.
Peter Highman: Okay, I'm Julia Roberts. We are engaged to be married. You have terminal cancer. Break the news to me.
Ethan Tremblay: Julia Roberts, as you know, we are engaged to be married. I have terminal cancer.
Peter Highman: Awful, just awful. I didn't buy into that one bit.
Ethan Tremblay: I thought that was really good.
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Peter Highman: Okay, it's the Super Bowl. You're a coach with a spotty career. You are down 31-0 at halftime and you need to motivate your team.
Ethan Tremblay: That wouldn't work in a movie.
Peter Highman: You kidding me? It's in a movie every two years.
[Ethan walks out of the bathroom]
Ethan Tremblay: [Ethan storms back into the bathroom] Come on guys! You, Allan, you're playing like a girl out there. What are you, a girl or something? You, Smith, what are you, a girl or something?
Peter Highman: Okay, your wife calls. She wants a divorce.
Ethan Tremblay: The coach's wife?
Peter Highman: Yes, the coach. The character you're playing.
Ethan Tremblay: Come on, guys.
[Ethan picks up his phone]
Ethan Tremblay: Hold on a minute, guys. Hello? What? You're leaving me? No! I can't have this happening to me. My dad died, and now this.