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Benjamin Button Steez
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poppies
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It wasn't great (too long) but it wasn't bad either. The style, setting and special effects were great, but the story kinda dragged, especially once the novelty of the premise wears off, and you don't feel like come away with much after it all wraps up.
brad pitt is pretty hot though, no ****...
brad pitt is pretty hot though, no ****...
hamish5178
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How do you suggest they express themselves?? "Golly, I went to the movies and while the film was good, the actors' clothing was neato!!" Based on my experience on this forum (SW&D), the posters tend to be younger and more cosmopolitan than you may think.Originally Posted by mongo615
I'm 17 and go to an "urban" high school, even I feel uncomfortable using the word steez. It just seems contrived to me?
Pilot
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Was the movie good? I heard it was very cinematic and "epic" like Forest Gump.Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
Frankly the premise and previews scare me.
iuts pretty creepy when he is a wrinkly baby and a little decrepid old man 7yr old. the movie was decent. good cinematogrophy there was just something lacking.
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the movie was very very good...9/10 for me
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So aside from the backwards life thing is there any super duper M. Night Shamalyan style twist/ending?Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
nah, the movie was pretty ******.
styling was good though for the most part. loved that shawl cardi that was mentioned earlier.
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i noticed the styling was good too. told my wife i wanted the cardigan while we were watching it.
but the movie itself sucked. like forest gump was driving miss daisy to the titanic. they tried to incorporate little snippets of too many things and wasted time on meaningless stuff and didn't devote enough time to important stuff. but it was entertaining if you're not too critical...
but the movie itself sucked. like forest gump was driving miss daisy to the titanic. they tried to incorporate little snippets of too many things and wasted time on meaningless stuff and didn't devote enough time to important stuff. but it was entertaining if you're not too critical...
SoCal2NYC
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i noticed the styling was good too. told my wife i wanted the cardigan while we were watching it.Originally Posted by cjbreed
but the movie itself sucked. like forest gump was driving miss daisy to the titanic. they tried to incorporate little snippets of too many things and wasted time on meaningless stuff and didn't devote enough time to important stuff. but it was entertaining if you're not too critical...
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