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Extremely disappointed - it was actually not bad.
I took the family to the 25 year re-release
Do you think she's Wolke
The hardest I've laughed in a long time
Will Gluck for food
Huge Ackman
Is it worth playing in 2024?
The post makes me want to watch this, but...
Mannequin with a dog?
9.6? Is it really that good?
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You're absolutely correct.
Again, avortac4 going off about things he doesn't even bother to understand. Many drugs/medicines are synthesized versions of natural remedies, but they are the same as the natural version.
Fake leather made of plastic is not leather. It's plastic made to look and feel like leather. However, leather grown in a lab is still leather.
They're still trying to figure out what to call it.
It's funny how the mind works and how it puts things together. This is true not just for movies we watch, but life in general.
It makes you wonder how many other things you've (and everyone else) has been wrong about.
This is a wonderful adaptation of the original dialogue. It fits perfectly.
Dig a hole and squat. In the desert, there aren't even any bushes to go behind.
We learned to get over all of that. Boot camp was there to get the process started.
She definitely has a diverse range of looks, mostly due to hairstyle. But I'd never look at that set of pics and not think it's the same woman.
<blockquote>Every time the filmmakers push us into the universe of Alien, they give us more to go on, which paradoxically makes it all less interesting.</blockquote>
The same happened with Star Wars. The Force was a strange, mystical, mysterious thing that was vague enough for the viewers to use their imaginations.
spoilers
Then the prequels introduced the Midichlorians, which removes the mystical aspect.
Then the same as you describe here with the Alien franchise. It became too complicated with a big web of narrative based stuff. The Star Wars original trilogy was a nice coming of age, hero redeems the evil villain, good conquers evil story. Now it's so convoluted and diluted.
She'd take it on with eyes wide open.
I've seen worse.
As long as she avoids eyeball cancer, she may be okay.
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