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I have such a crush on Kristyn Ritter.
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I think she is perfect looking. She could use some giant J-cup breasts though.
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mention of requiem for a dream reminds me i saw that movie pi a while back. weird ******* movie that one.
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He's one of my favorite actors. Was amazing in Angels in America.
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his official statement was something along the lines of "i couldnt have made the movie i wanted to make under the imposed time constraints", but who knows.
i think he said there would be no additional scenes on the dvd, but they did a lot of filming backstage, especially costume/hair/makeup, so there's no telling.
his official statement was something along the lines of "i couldnt have made the movie i wanted to make under the imposed time constraints", but who knows.
i think he said there would be no additional scenes on the dvd, but they did a lot of filming backstage, especially costume/hair/makeup, so there's no telling.
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interesting. the movie clocked at 2 hrs 22 min iirc, and could easily have been longer. didnt drag at all imo. that could have gone to 2 h 45 min easy, maybe longer.
interesting. the movie clocked at 2 hrs 22 min iirc, and could easily have been longer. didnt drag at all imo. that could have gone to 2 h 45 min easy, maybe longer.
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Extra scenes vs making of featurette. And why does every freaking movie have to have a "making of" documentary to go with it? This isn't ******* high art, it's low brow entertainment.
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99% of the time the extra scenes on the dvds are 20 seconds clips that suck ass, and the making of featurette is usually pointless. but every once in a while, there is a cool scene they show that was taken out, and in some of the better movies the making of is neat to watch. but above all i love the gag reel, i wish every dvd had one in the special features.
99% of the time the extra scenes on the dvds are 20 seconds clips that suck ass, and the making of featurette is usually pointless. but every once in a while, there is a cool scene they show that was taken out, and in some of the better movies the making of is neat to watch. but above all i love the gag reel, i wish every dvd had one in the special features.
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Yeah, some gag reels are actually funny, although all too many of them are not. Most of the time I watch deleted scenes and think yeah, that was a good one to delete. It's a rare 'making of' that actually contributes anything to my understanding either of the movie or the movie making process, but YMMV.
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