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"Isn’t Wahlberg the rapper Marky Mark?" Unfortunately for him, yes. In fact, I can never see him as an actor; the horrible scenes from his videos always come to mind, and especially his singing technique, which is nothing short of embarrassing. And, poor parents, the older brother was a New Kid On The Block. We just need a cousin in Milli Vanilli, and the family is complete for the Lager.
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It sucks, Joystick di Caramello & Mou. Yes, I would say so.
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<< a true work of art. Haynes didn’t want to create a classic biography, fortunately; he blended reality with dreams, the man with the character, the character with the myth, the sacred with the profane, the past with the present and the future, all together. Even Dylan's songs do all this. Haynes succeeds in evoking the essence of Dylan, his ghost, because a ghost is much more than a person. I have rarely seen such a powerful mix of images, music, and poetry in cinema. >> Yeah, but it still sucks.
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Ah, I forgot to emphasize that the scene where they are taking pictures of him for the newspaper and he, laughing, pulls more little buns from his boots is perhaps the funniest thing I have ever seen in a movie (tied with Fredo Corleone telling Michael's son that they will go fishing another time).
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"Bill is already in trouble up to his neck; if they had him die, he would have been a martyr." A martyr? Someone so idiotic that he comes from the land of the fools and tries to screw over the most wicked people on the planet regarding their own matters deserves to be whipped for thirty years. This is one of the funniest films I've ever seen; from start to finish, you enjoy that fucking American idiot—the same damn stereotype that in every movie gets laid in college, goes to the drive-in, and has a blast—who gets whipped from beginning to end, as he deserves. He deserves all the bad that happens to him because he's an idiot. The revenge of the entertained American. And he should have died, badly.
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Well, it’s a huge pile of crap.
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Yes, it’s crap. I didn’t even finish watching it.
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Beautiful, but if he had died in prison it would have been a masterpiece. Actually, no, it would have been better than the best if they had shot him in the back while he was fleeing, and then played with him, making him spit blood with kicks while he was lying on the ground in agony. A missed opportunity: for 95% of the time it’s a masterpiece. The review is a kick in the balls, what a drag, what boredom.
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Beautiful.
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The videos were: first Livin' Proof at the end of '95, almost a year later came Suspended In Time, and at the end of '96 Supa Star was released. Even though the first video featuring the GH is this ->