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The American.
- Thread starter whnay.
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office drone
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It started out slow, annoyingly slow, but it grew on me. Yes, there could have been more stuff being blown up, but other than that, it did have a good amount of nudity and suspense...an interesting combo.
TintoTerra
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It was kind of a slow, sad, wintery sort of movie with some decent outerwear in it.
I entered the theater prepared to cringe my face off. Which is why I was so pleasantly surprised.
I entered the theater prepared to cringe my face off. Which is why I was so pleasantly surprised.
Dewey
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the most pointless nudity in history, it somehow managed to make a spy movie boring. . . . a 3 minute shot of her boobs, for no reason. Just kept on shooting them, for no reason.Originally Posted by rach2jlc
huh what. did you just put the words "pointless" and "nudity" next to each other?
how long have you been on the planet?
Steve Smith
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It didn't have enough stuff blownin' up real good for some folks, I suppose.Originally Posted by LVoer
I appreciate the lack of special effects/car chases/explosions. This movie is for grownups. If you liked Salt then you probably won't like The American, and vice versa.
And if you ever need to hire a hit squad, don't hire the Scandinavians even if they are cheaper than the alternatives.
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Any professional assassin who uses as imprecise a firearm as a hoked-up Ruger Mini-14 loses a lot of credibility right off the bat!Originally Posted by JLibourel
Yeah, Jan, I don't quite have your credentials but I noticed that. In the movie's defense, the shot that was to be taken was specified and it was so close-ranged that I figured it didn't really matter.
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I appreciate the lack of special effects/car chases/explosions. This movie is for grownups. If you liked Salt then you probably won't like The American, and vice versa.Originally Posted by Steve Smith
I liked both of them. What now, motherfucker?
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w.o.e.is.me.
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beautifully shot.
love interest was gorgeous.
as were her *******.
i did doze off for a bit.
but i enjoyed it.
love interest was gorgeous.
as were her *******.
i did doze off for a bit.
but i enjoyed it.
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